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* ActingForTwo: Briefly in "The Trial of George Frankly" [[spoiler: In the climax, Joe Howard plays both George Frankly and one of the brothers Karamazov disguised as George Frankly.]]
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* NamesTheSame: Mr. Glitch from the Mathman segments shouldn't be confused with the similarly named BigBad of ''VideoGame/ThereIsNoGameWrongDimension''.
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* {{Corpsing}}: Invoked in one of the bank pranks from "The View from the Rear Terrace", when a bank was flooded with laughing gas.
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* RecycledScript: There are a few different versions of the same basic skit in which someone is filming a commercial with a critical number, and the director repeatedly interrupts and tells the actor to use a different expression of the same number in the ad (decimal, fraction, or percent).
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* NamesTheSame: Mr. Glitch from the Mathman segments shouldn't be confused with the BigBad of ''VideoGame/ThereIsNoGameWrongDimension''.
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* DistancedFromCurrentEvents: An exception - not long after the World Trade Center in the city of New York was attacked in the year 2001, Noggin aired an unedited episode in which George Frankly casually discussed having dinner there at its restaurant (Windows on the World).
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* TooSoon: An exception - not long after the World Trade Center in the city of New York was attacked in the year 2001, Noggin aired an unedited episode in which George Frankly casually discussed having dinner there at its restaurant (Windows on the World).
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** The show was at one point going to be called ''That's Mathematics''; Music/TomLehrer's song of the same name was originally intended as a theme song for the show, but it was left unused when the name was changed.
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** When it was learned that ''Square One TV'' was going to be cancelled, Howard Meltzer, who produced the ''Mathnet'' segments, called up Creator/{{ABC}} and suggested to them that they revive ''Mathnet'' as its own program. Creator/{{ABC}} was interested, but unfortunately, however, the Children's Television Workshop vetoed the plan when they heard about it, because they would not have earned any money in the deal[[note]]This was because the ''Mathnet'' segments were not technically produced by CTW itself, but instead were produced by outside companies contracted by them. In the L.A. era, it was The Webb Organization, while in the New York era, it was Turtleback Productions in association with The Entertainment Group.[[/note]]. ABC did end up airing a CTW-produced program later, the short-lived animated series ''WesternAnimation/{{Cro}}''.
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** When it was learned that ''Square One TV'' was going to be cancelled, Howard Meltzer, who produced the ''Mathnet'' segments, called up Creator/{{ABC}} and suggested to them that they revive ''Mathnet'' as its own program. Creator/{{ABC}} was interested, even willing to continue airing it in the five-day-a-week format, but unfortunately, however, the Children's Television Workshop vetoed the plan when they heard about it, because they would not have earned any money in the deal[[note]]This was because the ''Mathnet'' segments were not technically produced by CTW itself, but instead were produced by outside companies contracted by them. In the L.A. era, it was The Webb Organization, while in the New York era, it was Turtleback Productions in association with The Entertainment Group.[[/note]]. ABC did end up airing a CTW-produced program later, the short-lived animated series ''WesternAnimation/{{Cro}}''.
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* WrittenInInfirmity: The likely reason Kate Monday is holed up in the "Mathnet" episode "The View from the Rear Terrace".
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* TheDanza: Officers Sam and Steve, played by Sam Salazar and Steve Fellman. Also overlaps with CastTheExpert, as both Salazar and Fellman were actual police officers working with the LAPD at the time.
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: [[WordOfGod According to Toni DiBuono (Pat Tuesday) and Joe Howard (George Frankly)]], Sesame Workshop abruptly canceled the show despite high viewership because they wanted to free up funds for ''Series/{{Ghostwriter}}''.
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: [[WordOfGod According to Toni DiBuono (Pat Tuesday) and Joe Howard (George Frankly)]], Sesame Children's Television Workshop abruptly canceled the show despite high viewership because they wanted to free up funds for ''Series/{{Ghostwriter}}''.
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** When it was learned that ''Square One TV'' was going to be cancelled, Howard Meltzer, who produced the ''Mathnet'' segments, called up Creator/{{ABC}} and suggested to them that they revive ''Mathnet'' as its own program. Creator/{{ABC}} was interested, but unfortunately, however, the Children's Television Workshop vetoed the plan when they heard about it, because they would not have earned any money in the deal[[note]]This was because the ''Mathnet'' segments were not technically produced by CTW itself, but instead were produced by outside companies contracted by them. In the L.A. era, it was The Webb Organization, while in the New York era, it was Turtleback Productions in association with The Entertainment Group.[[/note]]. ABC did end up airing a CTW-produced program alter, the short-lived animated series ''WesternAnimation/{{Cro}}''.
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** When it was learned that ''Square One TV'' was going to be cancelled, Howard Meltzer, who produced the ''Mathnet'' segments, called up Creator/{{ABC}} and suggested to them that they revive ''Mathnet'' as its own program. Creator/{{ABC}} was interested, but unfortunately, however, the Children's Television Workshop vetoed the plan when they heard about it, because they would not have earned any money in the deal[[note]]This was because the ''Mathnet'' segments were not technically produced by CTW itself, but instead were produced by outside companies contracted by them. In the L.A. era, it was The Webb Organization, while in the New York era, it was Turtleback Productions in association with The Entertainment Group.[[/note]]. ABC did end up airing a CTW-produced program alter, later, the short-lived animated series ''WesternAnimation/{{Cro}}''.
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** When it was learned that ''Square One TV'' was going to be cancelled, Howard Meltzer, who produced the ''Mathnet'' segments, called up Creator/{{ABC}} and suggested to them that they revive ''Mathnet'' as its own program. ABC was interested, but unfortunately, however, Sesame Workshop vetoed the plan when they heard about it, because they would not have earned any money in the deal[[note]]This was because the ''Mathnet'' segments were not technically produced by Sesame Workshop itself, but instead were produced by outside companies contracted by them. In the L.A. era, it was The Webb Organization, while in the New York era, it was Turtleback Productions in association with The Entertainment Group.[[/note]].
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** When it was learned that ''Square One TV'' was going to be cancelled, Howard Meltzer, who produced the ''Mathnet'' segments, called up Creator/{{ABC}} and suggested to them that they revive ''Mathnet'' as its own program. ABC Creator/{{ABC}} was interested, but unfortunately, however, Sesame the Children's Television Workshop vetoed the plan when they heard about it, because they would not have earned any money in the deal[[note]]This was because the ''Mathnet'' segments were not technically produced by Sesame Workshop CTW itself, but instead were produced by outside companies contracted by them. In the L.A. era, it was The Webb Organization, while in the New York era, it was Turtleback Productions in association with The Entertainment Group.[[/note]]. ABC did end up airing a CTW-produced program alter, the short-lived animated series ''WesternAnimation/{{Cro}}''.
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** When it was learned that ''Square One TV'' was going to be cancelled, Howard Meltzer, who produced the ''Mathnet'' segments, called up Creator/{{ABC}}, and suggested to them that they revive ''Mathnet'' as its own program. ABC was interested, but unfortunately, however, Sesame Workshop vetoed the plan when they heard about it, because they would not have earned any money in the deal[[note]]This was because the ''Mathnet'' segments were not technically produced by Sesame Workshop itself, but instead were produced by outside companies contracted by them. In the L.A. era, it was The Webb Organization, while in the New York era, it was Turtleback Productions in association with The Entertainment Group.[[/note]].
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** When it was learned that ''Square One TV'' was going to be cancelled, Howard Meltzer, who produced the ''Mathnet'' segments, called up Creator/{{ABC}}, Creator/{{ABC}} and suggested to them that they revive ''Mathnet'' as its own program. ABC was interested, but unfortunately, however, Sesame Workshop vetoed the plan when they heard about it, because they would not have earned any money in the deal[[note]]This was because the ''Mathnet'' segments were not technically produced by Sesame Workshop itself, but instead were produced by outside companies contracted by them. In the L.A. era, it was The Webb Organization, while in the New York era, it was Turtleback Productions in association with The Entertainment Group.[[/note]].
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: [[WordOfGod According to Toni DiBuono (Pat Tuesday) and Joe Howard (George Frankly)]], the Children's Television Sesame Workshop abruptly canceled the show despite high viewership because they wanted to free up funds for ''Series/{{Ghostwriter}}''.
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** When it was learned that ''Square One TV'' was going to be cancelled, Howard Meltzer, who produced the ''Mathnet'' segments, called up Creator/{{ABC}}, and suggested to them that they revive ''Mathnet'' as its own program. ABC was interested, but unfortunately, however, CTW Sesame Workshop vetoed the plan when they heard about it, because they would not have earned any money in the deal[[note]]This was because the ''Mathnet'' segments were not technically produced by CTW Sesame Workshop itself, but instead were produced by outside companies contracted by them. In the L.A. era, it was The Webb Organization, while in the New York era, it was Turtleback Productions in association with The Entertainment Group.[[/note]].