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->''"What are these people running from? They're not. They're running ''to'' [[{{Tagline}} the world's toughest competition in town!"]]''
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->''"What are these people running from? They're not. They're running ''to'' [[{{Tagline}} the world's toughest competition in town!"]]''
town!]]"''
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Redirecting wick
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Followed by much of the same cast and crew in the 2008 Creator/{{G4}} series ''Super Big Product Fun Show'', where they satirized infomercials in similar gag dub fashion, this time using multiple Japanese television programs. ''MXC'' reruns can be seen on Creator/PlutoTV, Freevee, and Tubi.
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Followed by much of the same cast and crew in the 2008 Creator/{{G4}} Creator/G4TV series ''Super Big Product Fun Show'', where they satirized infomercials in similar gag dub fashion, this time using multiple Japanese television programs. ''MXC'' reruns can be seen on Creator/PlutoTV, Freevee, and Tubi.
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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Anything That Moves is a disambiguation
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* DepravedBisexual: Guy [=LeDouche=] seems to go after AnythingThatMoves, with increasingly bizarre kinks.
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* DepravedBisexual: Guy [=LeDouche=] seems to go after AnythingThatMoves, anyone, with increasingly bizarre kinks.
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* BokeAndTsukkomiRoutine: The dub actually preserves this from the original show with the dynamic between Kenny and Vic, with Kenny being the dim and perverted Boke and Vic being the straight-laced Tsukkomi.
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* AnythingThatMoves: Guy [=LeDouche=] who can get aroused by virtually anything and anyone, no matter how depraved.
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* ExtremeOmnisexual: Guy [=LeDouche=] who can get aroused by virtually anything and anyone, no matter how depraved.
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* ADateWithRosiePalms: Miss Cleo Warwick suggests Guy does this for his love life while being interviewed after she was caught and thrown out in Door Jam in "Cable TV Workers vs White House Employees."
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* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: Women contestants get just as slapped around and punished as the men do in this show. They're also just as prone to being made fun of by the hosts.
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* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: Women contestants get just as {{Slapstick}}: Contestants are prone to being slapped around and punished as the men do in this show.around. They're also just as prone to being made fun of by the hosts.
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* SomethingElseAlsoRises: Frequently referenced by Kenny and Guy, though Captain Tenneal is not immune from it. This is his quip at the beginning of "Adult Entertainment v. Home Improvement", after being invited to goose a lady in a tiger bunny outfit.
-->'''Captain Tenneal:''' This is gonna be a great show, I can feel it in my bone.
-->'''Captain Tenneal:''' This is gonna be a great show, I can feel it in my bone.
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* NoodleImplements: In "Adult Entertainment vs. Home Improvement", one of the contestants is a "gerbil wrangler", with their team being unspecified.
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** In "Physical Fitness v. Nusic Industry", Kenny exhibited a series of games he was working on, and the last two had disclaimers on this line:
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** In "Physical Fitness "Fitness Industry v. Nusic Music Industry", Kenny exhibited a series of games he was working on, and the last two had disclaimers on this line:
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** In "Physiucal Fitness v. Nusic Industry", Kenny exhibited a series of games he was working on, and the last two had disclaimers on this line:
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** In "Physiucal "Physical Fitness v. Nusic Industry", Kenny exhibited a series of games he was working on, and the last two had disclaimers on this line:
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** Plus this:
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** Plus this:In "Physiucal Fitness v. Nusic Industry", Kenny exhibited a series of games he was working on, and the last two had disclaimers on this line:
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Followed by much of the same cast and crew in the 2008 Creator/{{G4}} series ''Super Big Product Fun Show'', where they satirized infomercials in similar gag dub fashion, this time using multiple Japanese television programs. ''MXC'' reruns can be seen on Creator/PlutoTV and Tubi.
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Followed by much of the same cast and crew in the 2008 Creator/{{G4}} series ''Super Big Product Fun Show'', where they satirized infomercials in similar gag dub fashion, this time using multiple Japanese television programs. ''MXC'' reruns can be seen on Creator/PlutoTV Creator/PlutoTV, Freevee, and Tubi.
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** "EEEEEEEE-liminated!" with the stressed "e" at the front.
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* PantyShot: Expect an extreme close-up whenever one occurs. And always initiated by Kenny. Sometimes subverted though, in that when Vic thinks Kenny is going for a panty shot, he actually focusing on something else.
-->'''Vic:''' Ken, you can't use the Impact Replay to look at underwear!
-->'''Vic:''' Ken, you can't use the Impact Replay to look at underwear!
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* AnythingThatMoves: Guy LeDouche who can get aroused by virtually anything and anyone, no matter how depraved.
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* AnythingThatMoves: Guy LeDouche [=LeDouche=] who can get aroused by virtually anything and anyone, no matter how depraved.
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* DemotedToExtra: The titular Takeshi's Castle is little more than a background prop here, as the goal isn't to storm it anymore and is rarely (if ever) referenced in dialogue.
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* DemotedToExtra: The titular Takeshi's Castle is little more than a background prop [[HomeBase the place where Vic and Kenny hang out]] here, as the goal isn't to storm it anymore and is rarely (if ever) referenced in dialogue.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The first season hadn't fully set up the dynamic between Kenny and Vic or their characters. The courses have fake audiences cheering for them, also. The very first episode didn't even have the familiar two team setup; it solely focused on college girls attempting to run the obstacles.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The first season hadn't fully set up the dynamic between Kenny and Vic or their characters. The courses have fake audiences cheering for them, also. The very first episode didn't even have the familiar two team setup; it solely focused on college girls attempting to run the obstacles. The opening narration was also spoken by a completely different voice.
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Followed by much of the same cast and crew in the 2008 [=G4=]/Duty Free TV series ''Super Big Product Fun Show'', where they satirized infomercials in similar gag dub fashion, this time using multiple Japanese television programs. ''MXC'' reruns can be seen on Creator/PlutoTV and Tubi.
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Followed by much of the same cast and crew in the 2008 [=G4=]/Duty Free TV Creator/{{G4}} series ''Super Big Product Fun Show'', where they satirized infomercials in similar gag dub fashion, this time using multiple Japanese television programs. ''MXC'' reruns can be seen on Creator/PlutoTV and Tubi.
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* AnythingThatMoves: Guy LeDouche who can get aroused by virtually anything and anyone, no matter how depraved.
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* OrSoIHeard: Both of the boys have had to invoke this on occasion. Like Vic when Kenny starts talking about the new 3D porn theaters:
-->'''Kenny:''' It's so realistic, people duck during the money shots.
-->'''Vic:''' Right you are, Ken. Though I wouldn't know. Heard about it from friends.
-->'''Kenny:''' It's so realistic, people duck during the money shots.
-->'''Vic:''' Right you are, Ken. Though I wouldn't know. Heard about it from friends.
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Followed by much of the same cast and crew in the 2008 [=G4=]/Duty Free TV series ''Super Big Product Fun Show'', where they satirized infomercials in similar gag dub fashion, this time using multiple Japanese television programs. ''MXC'' reruns can be seen on the internet channel [=CONtv=] and downloaded on Amazon.
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Followed by much of the same cast and crew in the 2008 [=G4=]/Duty Free TV series ''Super Big Product Fun Show'', where they satirized infomercials in similar gag dub fashion, this time using multiple Japanese television programs. ''MXC'' reruns can be seen on the internet channel [=CONtv=] Creator/PlutoTV and downloaded on Amazon.Tubi.
* DemotedToExtra: The titular Takeshi's Castle is little more than a background prop here, as the goal isn't to storm it anymore and is rarely (if ever) referenced in dialogue.
** Subverted in a fashion -- other dubs of ''Takeshi's Castle'' would cut out a lot of the footage of Takeshi himself (as Takeshi's role as narrator would be taken by whoever was dubbing the show usually), in some cases pushing him close to [[TheGhost ghost territory]]. Here, all of Takeshi's footage is retained and he becomes Vic Romano instead.
** Subverted in a fashion -- other dubs of ''Takeshi's Castle'' would cut out a lot of the footage of Takeshi himself (as Takeshi's role as narrator would be taken by whoever was dubbing the show usually), in some cases pushing him close to [[TheGhost ghost territory]]. Here, all of Takeshi's footage is retained and he becomes Vic Romano instead.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The first season hadn't fully set up the dynamic between Kenny and Vic or their characters. The courses have fake audiences cheering for them, also.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The first season hadn't fully set up the dynamic between Kenny and Vic or their characters. The courses have fake audiences cheering for them, also. The very first episode didn't even have the familiar two team setup; it solely focused on college girls attempting to run the obstacles.
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** Occasionally, the MXC Impact Replay segments would have brand names attached to them. This was not applied to the DVD releases. The worst offender has to be Season One, where all of it was sponsored by Taco Bell; made even worse in that Vic says "I think that deserves an MXC Impact Replay!" for most of the season.
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** Occasionally, the MXC Impact Replay segments would have brand names attached to them. This was not applied to the DVD releases.releases or to the versions seen on Pluto TV. The worst offender has to be Season One, where all of it was sponsored by Taco Bell; made even worse in that Vic says "I think that deserves an MXC Impact Replay!" for most of the season.
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* RunningGag: The phrase "Babaganoush" frequently appears as part of Chris Darga's CreatorThumbprint, typically as a colorful family of cons. Kenny's [[TakeThat hatred for]] Series/AccordingToJim also frequently crops up.
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* RunningGag: The phrase "Babaganoush" frequently appears as part of Chris Darga's CreatorThumbprint, typically as a colorful family of cons. Kenny's [[TakeThat hatred for]] Series/AccordingToJim ''Series/AccordingToJim'' also frequently crops up.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: ''[[Series/{{Wipeout2008}} Wipeout]]'', which trades out the GagDub for InUniverse sports commentary (but not as wacky as in this show's dub) and features ''Series/TakeshisCastle''-style courses.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: ''[[Series/{{Wipeout2008}} Wipeout]]'', which trades out the GagDub for InUniverse sports commentary (but not as wacky as in this show's dub) and features ''Series/TakeshisCastle''-style courses. (It was so similar, the producer of ''Takeshi's Castle'' attempted a lawsuit.)
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* BreakingTheFourthWall: A brief moment before the commercial after the first half of the Animation Special of season 1.
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* BreakingTheFourthWall: A brief moment before the commercial after the first half of the Animation Special of season Season 1.
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* OverlyNarrowSuperlative: The show's tagline: "The World's Toughest Competition in Town!"
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* OverlyNarrowSuperlative: The show's tagline: "The World's Toughest Competition in Town!"Town!" (Which is also [[DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment kinda redundant]].)
