History Series / PlanetAjay

** The Bollywoods are a group of trees (which are, of course, made of wood) that take their name from UsefulNotes/{{Bollywood}}, the term used to refer to the Hindi film industry.

** Killjoy hates fun and is constantly trying to ruin the fun others are having. Basically, he's trying to ''kill joy''.

* BatmanCanBreatheInSpace: Everyone is able to breathe on Planet Ajay with no problems whatsoever. The only person who wears a spacesuit on the planet is Bud the astronaut, and even then nothing happens in the series that confirms whether he can actually breathe Planet Ajay's air without the spacesuit or not.

* BatmanCanBreatheInSpace: Everyone is able to breathe on Planet Ajay with no problems whatsoever. The only person who wears a spacesuit on the planet is Bud the astronaut, and even then nothing happens in the series that confirms whether he can actually breathe Planet Ajay's air or not.

* OurWerewolvesAreDifferent: Killjoy, the palace's fun-hating security guard, got turned into a werewolf in the episode "Three Moons" due to an old legend saying that when three full moons pass by Planet Ajay, someone will turn into a werewolf. Instead of a straight example of a werewolf, Killjoy turns into a werewolf calling himself "Party Animal" who cannot stop having fun.

* SeriesFauxnale: [[spoiler: "Highlights Show" is set up to be like this, and would likely have been an example if the show went on longer. Near the end of the episode, Ajay decides not to take his trip across the universe after all, and instead decides on throwing a party for everyone on Planet Ajay... but he decides this right near the end of his 30-minute stay on the planet, and has to travel back to Earth.]]

''Planet Ajay'' is an obscure British children's show that aired from 2009 to 2010 on CBBC.

* ClipShow: The final episode of the show, which is appropriately named "Highlights Show", is this. The episode is about Ajay packing up to leave Planet Ajay on a ''very'' long trip around the universe (it's 2,517 years long, to be precise); Chips reminds Ajay of all of the friends he has on Planet Ajay, and this is used as the framing device for the clips which are presented as Ajay's memories.

* BookEnds: All episodes begin with the intro, which shows Ajay finding the magic ring and teleporting to Planet Ajay, followed by him singing the show's theme song. The episodes end with Ajay singing an end-of-show version of the theme song, followed by him teleporting back to Earth.

* ShoutOut: Badjay attempts to sell Bud's spaceship online, on a website called "[[Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial E.T.-Bay]]".

* CoveredInGunge: This happens to a contestant if they pull the right chain in the game "Under Pressure", or end up losing in the game "Beat Badjay". In the case of "Under Pressure", it's more like Covered in Curry.

* OurWerewolvesAreDifferent: Killjoy, the palace's fun-hating security guard, got turned into a werewolf in the episode "Three Moons" due to an old legend saying that when three full moons pass by Planet Ajay, someone will turn into a werewolf. Instead of a straight example of a werewolf, Killjoy turns into a fun-loving werewolf calling himself "Party Animal".

The eponymous main character Ajay finds a magic ring that allows him to travel to "Planet Ajay", an area that is based around Indian culture. Ajay owns a palace on this planet resembling the Taj Mahal, which has a stage room where an audience of children watch his performances. Ajay has a few friends in Planet Ajay, including a robot named Chips and a scientist girl named Preeti; he also has to contend with a troublemaking twin of his, named Badjay. Whenever Ajay travels to Planet Ajay, he has 30 minutes before the magic of the magic ring wears out and he has to travel back to Earth.

The eponymous main character Ajay finds a magic ring that allows him to travel to "Planet Ajay", an area that is based around Indian culture. Ajay has a few friends in Planet Ajay, including a robot named Chips and a scientist girl named Preeti; he also has to contend with a troublemaking twin of his, named Badjay. Whenever Ajay travels to Planet Ajay, he has 30 minutes before the magic of the magic ring wears out and he has to travel back to Earth.

The eponymous main character Ajay finds a magic ring that allows him to travel to "Planet Ajay", an area that is based around Indian culture. Ajay has a few friends in Planet Ajay, including a robot named Chips and a scientist girl named Preeti; he also has to contend with a troublemaking twin of his, named Badjay.

* BookEnds: All episodes end with an end-of-show version of the theme song.

* PunnyName: The Bollywoods are a group of trees (which are, of course, made of wood) that take their name from UsefulNotes/{{Bollywood}}, the term used to refer to the Hindi film industry.

The eponymous main character Ajay finds a magic ring that allows him to travel to "Planet Ajay", an area that is based around Indian culture. Ajay has a few friends in Planet Ajay, including a robot named Chips and a scientist girl named Preeti; he also had to contend with a troublemaking twin of his, named Badjay.

The eponymous main character Ajay finds a magic ring that allows him to travel to "Planet Ajay", an area that is based around Indian culture. Ajay has a few friends in Planet Ajay, including a robot named Chips and a scientist girl named Preeti; he also had to contend with a troublemaking twin of his, named Badjay. The show is basically a hybrid comedy/game show, with game segments placed in-between the scenes in the actual episode.

* ThePlace: The show's title refers to the "planet" Ajay can travel to with his magic ring.

* LocationTitle

* AlliterativeTitle: The episode s "Hiccup Hooray" and "Bollywood Ball".

* AlliterativeTitle: The episode "Bollywood Ball".

* BreakingTheFourthWall: When Kaleel the Eel is informed that a game of "Beat Badjay" is about to start while he is trying to cure Ajay of his gassiness, he says "How's this for a cliffhanger, then, eh?" right before it cuts to the set for "Beat Badjay".