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* FriendlyZombie: Parodied in "Zombie Kids", featuring two teenage zombie boys. They are intelligent zombies and enjoy typical teenage activities like watching movies, but are also interested in eating brains. However they won't attack people on sight and can be talked out of any hostility. In fact most humans treat their hunger for brains as being irritating teenage behavior rather than anything life threatening.
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* AllTrollsAreDifferent: The song "I'm an Internet Troll Without the Internet". In it, the troll—who is reduced to roaming the street and insulting strangers to their face—is portrayed as a wizened figure, something like a human-sized Franchise/HarryPotter goblin.
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* TheExitIsThatWay: After having been humiliated for being afraid of spiders, Ultra Boy attempts to leave with dignity by yelling "Ultra Boy, away!" and striding into the corridor. A few seconds later, he walks past the door again, noting sheepishly that the exit is this way.
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''You're Skitting Me'' is an Australian youth SketchComedy produced By Jigsaw Entertainment for Creator/{{ABC3}}. 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/{{ABC3}}.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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* SchoolOfHardKnocks: Viking High School. Technically, the staff there were attempting to prevent the students from settling their differences with lethal weapons, but without much success.
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* SentencedToDownUnder: A recurring sketch features two prisoners in stocks discussing their transportation and what they thought of their new life in Australia.
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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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* PickedLast: Taking to ridiculous lengths in a sketch where the team captains pick a teacher, a dog, a rubbish bin and a bush before one of them is forced to take the last kid.
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* BurpingContest: One sketch is about one of these. It escalates until one of the participants ends up accidentally farting instead, making him lose.
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* ActorAllusion:
** The kids from the sketch where they lecture their parents; they are named Luke and Polly, and are played by Jake and Molly.
** Uncle Vijay is inspired by the grandfather of Hayden, the actor who plays him.
** The kids from the sketch where they lecture their parents; they are named Luke and Polly, and are played by Jake and Molly.
** Uncle Vijay is inspired by the grandfather of Hayden, the actor who plays him.
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** The kids from the sketch where they lecture their parents; they are named Luke and Polly, and are played by Jake and Molly.
** Uncle Vijay is inspired by the grandfather of Hayden, the actor who plays him.
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: One of the show's favourite style of jokes. Constantly poking fun at things from last-gen being completely forgotten or non-existent, to the point where they're reintroduced as something completely new. Some examples include:
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: [[invoked]] One of the show's favourite style of jokes. Constantly poking fun at things from last-gen being completely forgotten or non-existent, to the point where they're reintroduced as something completely new. Some examples include:
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* MistakenForExhibit: A sketch had the two hipsters discussing the meaning of their favourite piece of street art, only for it to be revealed to be a No Parking sign.
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* MistakenForExhibit: MistakenForExhibit:
** A sketch had the two hipsters discussing the meaning of their favourite piece of street art, only for it to be revealed to be a No Parkingsign.sign.
** Another sketch had the hipsters arguing about whether a piece of art was avant garde or surrealist. A cleaning woman then sweeps up the scrunched up piece of paper.
** A sketch had the two hipsters discussing the meaning of their favourite piece of street art, only for it to be revealed to be a No Parking
** Another sketch had the hipsters arguing about whether a piece of art was avant garde or surrealist. A cleaning woman then sweeps up the scrunched up piece of paper.
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** To be fair though, [[SeparatedByACommonLanguage one of the tomatoes is American]].
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* MistakenForExhibit: A sketch had the two hipsters discussing the meaning of their favourite piece of street art, only for it to be revealed to be a No Parking sign.
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* InventingTheWheel: One of Krunk's inventions was the wheel. As normal, he was told ItWillNeverCatchOn and the wheel is pushed away, where it rolls downhill and kill a mammoth (off-screen).
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* ArguementOfContradictions: The Mario Bros. invariably devolve into this, and generally just cut away without reaching any conclusion.
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* ArguementOfContradictions: ArgumentOfContradictions: The Mario Bros. invariably devolve into this, and generally just cut away without reaching any conclusion.
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* OverlyLongGag: The Mario Bros. sketches invariably become an ArgumentOfContradictions that go on and on and on and on and on and...
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* ArguementOfContradictions: The Mario Bros. invariably devolve into this, and generally just cut away without reaching any conclusion.
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* EverythingsDeaderWithZombies: The Zombies sketch is a pretty good example of this.
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* OurGeniesAreDifferent: One sketch features one that's found in a bin.
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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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* InstrumentOfMurder: A sketch had a girl attempting to return a recorder that acted as a blowgun. In the end, she store swapped it for one that fired a disintegrator ray.
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* APirate400YearsTooLate: In one of the "Tatiana the Sailor" sketches, Tats's friend Em was supposed to be disguised as [[RuthlessModernPirates a Somali pirate]]. However, having no idea what a Somali pirate actually was, she instead appears as one of these.
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* RuthlessModernPirates: Tatiana once tried to pretend that her boat had been boarded by Somali pirates (although Tats kept calling them "Salami pirates"). However, her friend Em had no idea what a Somali pirate actually was, and instead dressed as APirate400YearsTooLate.
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** And of course there's the ''title''.
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* RoadTripAcrossTheStreet: Combined with ShortDistancePhoneCall in one sketch. A schoolgirl calls her mother and begs to be picked up from school. When her mother finally relents, its revealed that their house is literally across the street from the school.
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* ShortDistancePhoneCall: Combined with RoadTripAcrossTheStreet in one sketch. A schoolgirl calls her mother and begs to be picked up from school. When her mother finally relents, its revealed that their house is literally across the street from the school.
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: One of the show's favourite style of jokes. Constantly poking fun at things from last-gen being completely forgotten or non-existent, to the point where they're reintroduced. Here are some examples:
** These days with all these iPhone apps and being used for ''everything'' except as a phone, the show introduces a 'phone app' allowing people to call in real time, rather than waiting on messages.
** These days with all these iPhone apps and being used for ''everything'' except as a phone, the show introduces a 'phone app' allowing people to call in real time, rather than waiting on messages.
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: One of the show's favourite style of jokes. Constantly poking fun at things from last-gen being completely forgotten or non-existent, to the point where they're reintroduced. Here are some examples:
reintroduced as something completely new. Some examples include:
**These days with all these With so many iPhone apps and apps, the iPhone is being used for ''everything'' except as a phone, so the show introduces a 'phone app' allowing people to call each other in real time, rather than waiting on messages.messages and never getting replies.
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* SearchingTheStalls: Molly and Mia do this in a sketch about why girls go to the bathroom in pairs. It turns out its beacuse of the risk of ninja attack.
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* SearchingTheStalls: Molly and Mia do this in a sketch about why girls go to the bathroom in pairs. It turns out its beacuse it's because of the risk of ninja attack.
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* SearchingTheStalls: Molly and Mia do this in a sketch about why girls go to the bathroom in pairs. It turns out its beacuse of the risk of ninja attack.
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: One of the show's favourite style of jokes. Constantly poking fun at things from last-gen being completely forgotten or non-existent, to the point where they're reintroduced. Here are some examples:
** These days with all these iPhone apps and being used for ''everything'' except as a phone, the show introduces a 'phone app' allowing people to call in real time, rather than waiting on messages.
** In the 'Parent Information Call Centre' Sketch; a parent asks how to operate a VCR, only to be told no such thing exists.
** ''Taking a jab at'' how high unemployment is these days, the Hipsters decide that getting paid jobs would be 'non-conformist' since no one does it anymore.
** These days with all these iPhone apps and being used for ''everything'' except as a phone, the show introduces a 'phone app' allowing people to call in real time, rather than waiting on messages.
** In the 'Parent Information Call Centre' Sketch; a parent asks how to operate a VCR, only to be told no such thing exists.
** ''Taking a jab at'' how high unemployment is these days, the Hipsters decide that getting paid jobs would be 'non-conformist' since no one does it anymore.
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* CreditsGag: The Second Series Segment Ghost Roasters (which parodies of Ghost Busters) features this at the end, where the credits list various film positions (almost all of are taken up by Dylan), in particular following the position of "Best Boy" which is also given to Dylan, there is a position called "Worst Boy" given to his friend Moose. Also for the positions "Assistant to Mr. Dylan/Mr. Moose" Dylan's Assistant is Dylan's Sister (who is also in charge of cattering), while Moose's says "Nobody". Futhermore the opening title is always typed out and initially spelt wrong, before being backspaced and typed correctly; typos include "Ghost Rosters" and "Goat Roasters".
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* ActorAllusion: The kids from the sketch where they lecture their parents; they are named Luke and Polly, and are played by Jake and Molly.
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* ActorAllusion: ActorAllusion:
** The kids from the sketch where they lecture their parents; they are named Luke and Polly, and are played by Jake andMolly.Molly.
** Uncle Vijay is inspired by the grandfather of Hayden, the actor who plays him.
** The kids from the sketch where they lecture their parents; they are named Luke and Polly, and are played by Jake and
** Uncle Vijay is inspired by the grandfather of Hayden, the actor who plays him.
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** One of Mia's characters (Julie Willard the School Captain) takes a jab at Prime Minister Julia Gillard, and her absolute incompetence.
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** 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!"
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* AscendedExtra: The second series saw the main cast expand from six to twelve; included in that listing were Moya and Branford, who were featured pretty heavily in series one (even getting speaking parts) considering they were not members of the main cast.
