History Trivia / JumpStartAdventures3rdGradeMysteryMountain

* TalkingToHimself: Jeannie Elias is the voice of Botley, Polly, and Ms. Winkle. So, all the conversations between Botley and Polly -- the two lead characters, mind you -- consist of Elias talking to herself. Likewise, the [=TransQuizzer=] interactions are between Polly and Ms. Winkle, which is also Elias talking to herself. Come to think of it, we hardly ever see Polly interacting with anyone who's ''not'' Botley or Ms. Winkle.

* CrossDressingVoices: Jeannie Elias is the voice of Botley.

* TalkingToHimself: With Creator/JeannieElias, Tony Pope, and Pat Lentz as the only actors credited in this game, expect this to happen all the time.

* TalkingToHimself: With Jeannie Elias, Tony Pope, and Pat Lentz as the only actors credited in this game, expect this to happen all the time.

** Polly would have her villainy explained by a FreudianExcuse in the form of being the victim of both implied and visible [[AbusiveParents child abuse by her father]], with one deleted scene having him striking Polly when she had none of her inventions on her, preventing her from fighting back.
** Polly had an implied [[DeathOfAChild death scene]] in the original draft where she was trapped in her lab as an unspecified gas filled the entire room. [[CensoredChildDeath The scene cuts out as Botley tries to save Polly but fails to reach her.]]

* UnintentionalPeriodPiece:
** At the Wheel of Invention, you're informed that trampolines were "invented over five decades ago," and asked to select the earliest year you could use a trampoline out of 1946, 1956, or 1995. The game wants you to subtract fifty from circa 1996 and get 1946. As of 2007, the arithmetic no longer gives you the correct answer.
** At another point, 2010 is offered as an incorrect answer to a question asking what year an archaeologist might be interested in. If you select it, you'll be told that "archaeologists don't study the future."

** Polly would have her villainy explained by a FreudianExcuse in the form of being the victim of both implied and visible [[AbusiveParents child abuse by her father]], with one deleted scene having him striking Polly when she had none of her inventions on her, preventing her from fighting back.
** Polly had an implied [[DeathOfAChild death scene]] in the original draft where she was trapped in her lab as an unspecified gas filled the entire room. [[CensoredChildDeath The scene cuts out as Botley tries to save Polly but fails to reach her.]]

** Polly had an implied death scene in the original draft where she was trapped in her lab as an unspecified gas filled the entire room. The scene cuts out as Botley tries to save Polly but fails to reach her.

** At the Wheel of Invention, you're informed that trampolines were "invented over five decades ago," and asked to select the earliest year you could use a trampoline out of 1946, 1956, or 1995. The game wants you to subtract fifty from circa 1996 and get 1946. As of 2006, the arithmetic no longer gives you the correct answer.

* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: At the Wheel of Invention, you're informed that trampolines were "invented over five decades ago," and asked to select the earliest year you could use a trampoline out of 1946, 1956, or 1995. The game wants you to subtract fifty from circa 1996 and get 1946. As of 2006, the arithmetic no longer gives you the correct answer. At another point, 2010 is offered as an incorrect answer to a question asking what year an archaeologist might be interested in. If you select it, you'll be told that "archaeologists don't study the future."

* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: At the Wheel of Invention, you're informed that trampolines were "invented over five decades ago," and asked to select the earliest year you could use a trampoline out of 1946, 1956, or 1995. The game wants you to subtract fifty from circa 1996 and get 1946. As of 2006, the arithmetic no longer gives you the correct answer. In the same game, 2010 is offered as an incorrect answer to a question asking what year an archaeologist might be interested in. If you select it, you'll be told that "archaeologists don't study the future."

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Polly was intended to sing her own VillainSong at one point, but no part of this remains in the final product.

* RelationshipVoiceActor: Tony Pope and Pat Lentz were husband and wife before Pope's passing.

* TalkingToHimself: With Jeannie Elias and Tony Pope as the only actors credited in this game, expect this to happen all the time.

* Throughout your time-traveling missions, the most visited century is the nineteenth. Nine out of twenty-five of your missions take you to the nineteenth century. The earliest time period you visit is two and a half million years ago (invention of tools) and the most recent is 1946 (invention of scuba gear). The most visited country is France.

* Throughout your time-traveling missions, the most visited century is the nineteenth. Nine out of twenty-five of your missions take you to the nineteenth century. The earliest time period you visit is two and a half million years ago (invention of tools) and the most recent is 1946 (invention of scuba gear). The most visited country is France.
* ThereIsAGhostWick: removing it using this method - add a bullet trope to anything but the trope the ghost wick is on, save, edit again and delete.

* Throughout your time-traveling missions, the most visited century is the nineteenth. Nine out of twenty-five of your missions take you to the nineteenth century. The earliest time period you visit is two and a half million years ago (invention of tools) and the most recent is 1946 (invention of scuba gear). The most visited country is France.

* HeyItsThatGuy: Both Botley and Polly are [[WesternAnimation/AsToldByGinger Carl Foutley]].
** The other male robots like Eggbert and Mort are [[Manga/{{Akira}} Colonel Shikishima]].

** The other male robots are [[Manga/{{Akira}} Colonel Shikishima]].

* Throughout your time-traveling missions, the most visited century is the nineteenth. Nine out of twenty-five of your missions take you to the nineteenth century. The most visited country is France.