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* PlayingSick: Two sketches, "Barf in a Bag" and "Cold-n-Flu Sick Kit", depict [[ParodyCommercial Parody Commercials]] peddling products designed to help students invoke this trope. Unfortunately, if they're misused, they have the potential to make the user [[HoistByHisOwnPetard actually sick]].
--> WARNING: Swallowing Barf in a Bag may result in illness and actual barfing. If pain persists, Too Bad, maybe you should have studied for that exam in the first place.
--> WARNING: Swallowing Barf in a Bag may result in illness and actual barfing. If pain persists, Too Bad, maybe you should have studied for that exam in the first place.
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* AllJustADream: Subverted by "Billy Blot", which revolves around its titular character constantly assuming that all of the embarassing situations he keeps finding himself in (turning up in a ridiculous costume to a supposedly "fancy dress party", getting stuck in a test he failed to study for, or [[NotWearingPantsDream finding himself at school without any pants]]), only to be tragically reminded after humilating himself further that he isn't.
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* AllJustADream: Subverted by "Billy Blot", which revolves around its titular character constantly assuming that all of the embarassing situations he keeps finding himself in (turning up in a ridiculous costume to a supposedly "fancy dress party", getting stuck in a test he failed to study for, or [[NotWearingPantsDream finding himself at school without any pants]]), pants]]) are a dream and thus allowing himself to do whatever he likes, only to be tragically reminded after humilating humiliating himself further that he isn't.
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* AllJustADream: Subverted by "Billy Blot", which revolves around its titular character constantly assuming that all of the embarassing situations he keeps finding himself in (turning up in a ridiculous costume to a supposedly "fancy dress party", getting stuck in a test he failed to study for, or [[NotWearingPantsDream finding himself at school without any pants]]), only to be tragically reminded after humilating himself further that he isn't.
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''You're Skitting Me'' is an Australian youth SketchComedy produced By Jigsaw Entertainment for Creator/ABCMe. It consists of 6 Teenagers (Cosmo, Mia, Molly, Jake, Hayden and Rowan) performing skits, mainly satirising modern life today.
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''You're Skitting Me'' is an Australian youth SketchComedy produced By Jigsaw Entertainment for Creator/ABCMe. It consists of 6 Teenagers (Cosmo, a group of teenagers[[note]]Cosmo, Mia, Molly, Jake, Hayden and Rowan) Rowan in Series 1-2; Freddie, Mim, Gideon, Shalinie, Isabella, Tama, Marie-Claire and William in Series 3[[/note]] performing skits, mainly satirising modern life today.
today.
Most of Series 1 and 2's sketches can be found on the official [[https://www.youtube.com/@Youreskittingme You're Skitting Me YouTube channel]], and full episodes on ACTF's [[https://www.youtube.com/@twistedlunchbox Twisted Lunchbox channel]]. The same courtesy was [[KeepCirculatingTheTapes not given to Series 3, unfortunately]].
Most of Series 1 and 2's sketches can be found on the official [[https://www.youtube.com/@Youreskittingme You're Skitting Me YouTube channel]], and full episodes on ACTF's [[https://www.youtube.com/@twistedlunchbox Twisted Lunchbox channel]]. The same courtesy was [[KeepCirculatingTheTapes not given to Series 3, unfortunately]].
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* StockPunishment: A sketch has two convicts locked in the stocks. While one of them complains bitterly, the other goes on about how lucky they are to be in Australia and how he plans to work hard when he is released, buy some land and have his own set of stocks in his backyard so he can relax.
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* StockPunishment: A sketch "The Australian Stock Kids" has two convicts locked in the stocks. While one of them complains bitterly, the other goes on about how lucky they are to be in Australia and how he plans to work hard when he is released, buy some land and have his own set of stocks in his backyard so he can relax.
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* FormerChildStar: Parodied. A sketch focused on a guy who used to do calendar shoots when he was a baby but has lost his fame as he grew up. 14 years later he tried another photo shoot [[spoiler: in which he wore nothing but a nappy and acted like a baby.]]
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* FormerChildStar: Parodied. A sketch focused on a guy who used to do calendar shoots when he was a baby but has lost his fame as he grew up. 14 years later he tried another photo shoot [[spoiler: in [[spoiler:in which he wore nothing but a nappy and acted like a baby.]]
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* RunningGag: Pops up from time to time, the most significant one was the joke about how bad a Dim Sim smells. [[spoiler: The final sketch had everyone in Jollimont High Witness News fall unconscious because a student on vacation left a weeks old Dim Sim in his locker by accident.]]
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* RunningGag: Pops up from time to time, the most significant one was the joke about how bad a Dim Sim smells. [[spoiler: The [[spoiler:The final sketch had everyone in Jollimont High Witness News fall unconscious because a student on vacation left a weeks old Dim Sim in his locker by accident.]]
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: The ending to every Ned the Panda sketch in which he oftens ends up in an otherwordly situation [[spoiler: only to die because [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pi30mtcASbw&feature=plcp he can't survive in space]] or be too deep underwater.]]
** A similar case happens with the Rex the Dinosaur segments which always ends with him [[spoiler: eating people he makes friends with because he's a tyrannosaurus rex.]]
** A similar case happens with the Rex the Dinosaur segments which always ends with him [[spoiler: eating people he makes friends with because he's a tyrannosaurus rex.]]
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: The ending to every Ned the Panda sketch in which he oftens often ends up in an otherwordly otherwolrdly situation [[spoiler: only [[spoiler:only to die because [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pi30mtcASbw&feature=plcp he can't survive in space]] or be too deep underwater.]]
** A similar case happens with the Rex the Dinosaur segments which always ends with him[[spoiler: eating [[spoiler:eating people he makes friends with because he's a tyrannosaurus rex.]]
** A similar case happens with the Rex the Dinosaur segments which always ends with him
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I Ate What clean up. The trope is when a character eats something, unaware of what they are consuming, and then reacts in disgust after they find out what it is. Misuse will be deleted or moved to another trope when applicable. Administrivia.Zero Context Examples will be removed or commented out depending on the amount of context within the entry.
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* IAteWhat: In one of the 'Bear Cub' sketches, Jeremy is doing work experience in an office and serves a teapot full of his urine to a meeting in the boardroom.
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* MegaphoneGag: "Inappropriate Times to Use a Megaphone" always ends with someone yelling something secret, personal or embarrassing through a megaphone in a crowded place.
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* ItIsPronouncedTropay: One animated sketch focused on two tomatoes arguing over the pronounciation of a word like "aluminium" or "tomatoe". The guy pronouncing the words wrong often got beat up by the other guy.
** To be fair though, [[SeparatedByACommonLanguage one of the tomatoes is American]].
** To be fair though, [[SeparatedByACommonLanguage one of the tomatoes is American]].
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* YouSayTomato: One animated sketch focused on two tomatoes arguing over the pronunciation of a word like "aluminium" or "tomato". The guy pronouncing the words wrong often got beat up by the other guy.
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* RealityEnsues: The ending to every Ned the Panda sketch in which he oftens ends up in an otherwordly situation [[spoiler: only to die because [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pi30mtcASbw&feature=plcp he can't survive in space]] or be too deep underwater.]]
** A similar case happens with the Rex the Dinosaur segments which always ends with him [[spoiler: eating people he makes friends with because he's a tyrannosaurus rex.]]
** A similar case happens with the Rex the Dinosaur segments which always ends with him [[spoiler: eating people he makes friends with because he's a tyrannosaurus rex.]]
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: The ending to every Ned the Panda sketch in which he oftens ends up in an otherwordly situation [[spoiler: only to die because [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pi30mtcASbw&feature=plcp he can't survive in space]] or be too deep underwater.]]
** A similar case happens with the Rex the Dinosaur segments which always ends with him [[spoiler: eating people he makes friends with because he's a tyrannosaurus rex.]]
** A similar case happens with the Rex the Dinosaur segments which always ends with him [[spoiler: eating people he makes friends with because he's a tyrannosaurus rex.]]
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* IntentionallyAwkwardTitle: The title is a play on the Australian expression "You're shitting me", i.e. "you're having me on".
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The show has snuck in references to pedophilia, rape, inversions of teen pregnancy and the abandonment of unwanted children among other things.
** One episode had a sketch focusing on "BFF weddings" where girls become real BFFs through a wedding of sorts. The end of one ceremony had a male member of the audience get up and announce that Male BFFs ceremonies have been legalised.
** One of Mia's characters (Julie Willard the School Captain) takes a jab at (then) Prime Minister Julia Gillard, and her absolute incompetence.
** Tatiana "Tats" the sailor girl runs out of food and considers catching a whale, but when faced with legal issues she says that she could say its for Scientific Research. An obvious hit at the Japanese Whalers.
** Particularly good one in a Jolimont High Witness News where Harvey Crane (Cosmo) takes the viewer into the toilet to show "parts of your body you can write answers on that examiners can't check without getting in trouble."
** The sketch where the kids tell of the parents where they are caught making out, is a reference to Teen pregnancy, with the kids giving the exact same lecturing as parents of pregnant teens would, only flipped around; "Do you know who would be looking after them, not you us!"
** And of course there's the ''title''.
** One episode had a sketch focusing on "BFF weddings" where girls become real BFFs through a wedding of sorts. The end of one ceremony had a male member of the audience get up and announce that Male BFFs ceremonies have been legalised.
** One of Mia's characters (Julie Willard the School Captain) takes a jab at (then) Prime Minister Julia Gillard, and her absolute incompetence.
** Tatiana "Tats" the sailor girl runs out of food and considers catching a whale, but when faced with legal issues she says that she could say its for Scientific Research. An obvious hit at the Japanese Whalers.
** Particularly good one in a Jolimont High Witness News where Harvey Crane (Cosmo) takes the viewer into the toilet to show "parts of your body you can write answers on that examiners can't check without getting in trouble."
** The sketch where the kids tell of the parents where they are caught making out, is a reference to Teen pregnancy, with the kids giving the exact same lecturing as parents of pregnant teens would, only flipped around; "Do you know who would be looking after them, not you us!"
** And of course there's the ''title''.
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** One episode had a sketch focusing on "BFF weddings" where girls become real BFFs through a wedding of sorts. The end of one ceremony had a male member of the audience get up and announce that Male BFFs ceremonies have been legalised.
** One of Mia's characters (Julie Willard the School Captain) takes a jab at (then) Prime Minister Julia Gillard, and her absolute incompetence.
** Tatiana "Tats" the sailor girl runs out of food and considers catching a whale, but when faced with legal issues she says that she could say its for Scientific Research. An obvious hit at the Japanese Whalers.
** Particularly good one in a Jolimont High Witness News where Harvey Crane (Cosmo) takes the viewer into the toilet to show "parts of your body you can write answers on that examiners can'tfuture, please check without getting in trouble."
** The sketch wherethe kids tell of trope page to make sure your example fits the parents where they are caught making out, is a reference to Teen pregnancy, with the kids giving the exact same lecturing as parents of pregnant teens would, only flipped around; "Do you know who would be looking after them, not you us!"
** And of course there's the ''title''.current definition.
** One episode had a sketch focusing on "BFF weddings" where girls become real BFFs through a wedding of sorts. The end of one ceremony had a male member of the audience get up and announce that Male BFFs ceremonies have been legalised.
** One of Mia's characters (Julie Willard the School Captain) takes a jab at (then) Prime Minister Julia Gillard, and her absolute incompetence.
** Tatiana "Tats" the sailor girl runs out of food and considers catching a whale, but when faced with legal issues she says that she could say its for Scientific Research. An obvious hit at the Japanese Whalers.
** Particularly good one in a Jolimont High Witness News where Harvey Crane (Cosmo) takes the viewer into the toilet to show "parts of your body you can write answers on that examiners can't
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** And of course there's the ''title''.
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* ExcrementStatement: In one of the 'Bear Cub' sketches, Jeremy is doing work experience in an office and serves a teapot full of his urine to a meeting in the boardroom.
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** Particularly good one in a Joliment High Witness News where Harvey Crane (Cosmo) takes the viewer into the toilet to show "parts of your body you can write answers on that examiners can't check without getting in trouble."
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** Particularly good one in a Joliment Jolimont High Witness News where Harvey Crane (Cosmo) takes the viewer into the toilet to show "parts of your body you can write answers on that examiners can't check without getting in trouble."
