History WebAnimation / TheDailyObjectShow

* RoguesGallery: TDOS had built up an impressive BigBadEnsemble consisting of [[EvilDoppelganger Evil Computer, Evil Blood Bag]], [[AncientEvil Cobalt Blue]], [[ShadowedFaceGlowingEyes Mysterious Figure]] [[spoiler:(aka [[EvilFormerFriend Skull]])]], [[DarkChick Airplane and Toast]].

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[[caption-width-right:350:[[{{Tagline}} Not on often but when it is, it's daily]][[note]]'''Clockwise:''' [[GameShowHost Computer]] (holding the [[ArtifactOfAttraction Really Good Smelling Lotion]]), [[TheBully Blood Bag]], [[NiceGirl Card]], [[TalkingPoo Scat]], [[MakingASplash Water Bottle]] and [[{{Chuunibyou}} Cringe Pill]] | '''Not Pictured:''' Six seasons worth of contestants, supporting cast, villains, etc.[[/note]]]]

[[caption-width-right:350:[[{{Tagline}} Not on often but when it is, it's daily]][[note]]'''Clockwise:''' [[GameShowHost Computer]] (holding the [[ArtifactOfAttraction Really Good Smelling Lotion]]), [[TheBully Blood Bag]], [[NiceGirl Card]], [[TalkingPoo Scat]], [[MakingASplash Water Bottle]] and [[{{Chuunibyou}} Cringe Pill]] | '''Not Pictured:''' [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters Six seasons worth of contestants, supporting cast, villains, etc.]][[/note]]]]

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: Although each season is a MinimalistCast within itself, averaging at least 5 rotating main characters alongside Computer, the whole cast racks up to a total of one host, seventeen contestants and five villains by its fifth season (excluding supporting cast and side characters).

That being said, ''The Daily Object Show'' has the run-of-the-mill contest show in which the host, Computer, offers the chance to win the grand prize of really good-smelling lotion to the contestants by partaking in challenges. However, the following seasons [[SomethingCompletelyDifferent change the format completely]] whether it be [[GenreShift genre]] or even [[ArtShift medium]]. This includes its ever-increasing RoguesGallery and intriguing storylines.

%%* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: The first season of TDOS followed the standardized competition format that oh so many ObjectShows relish in. However, once the series progresses, there's no turning back:
%%** ''The Cult of Cobalt'' takes place 24 hours before season
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The show is not kidding when it claims to be "daily" in its title. The episodes are released within a day apart from each other, something unheard of for a good quality, non-joke [[ObjectShows object show]], although it helps that the episode's runtime averages around 1 to 2 minutes.[[note]]Although later seasons easily passed the mark in exchange for not being "daily" anymore[[/note]]

The show is not kidding when it claims to be "daily" in its title. The episodes are released within a day apart from each other, something unheard of for a good quality, non-joke [[ObjectShows object show]], although it helps that the episode's runtime averages around 1 to 2 minutes.

* BaitAndSwitch: Mid-way though season 3, [[spoiler:Skull]] and his CloneArmy are setting up another boss fight Computer and the cast has to face yet again...only for Computer to have none of that and called the cops. Effectively bringing [[spoiler:Skull]] down and sent to jail in no time flat.

* BaitAndSwitch:

* BreadEggsBreadedEggs: In terms of the ArcVillain's motives. Evil Computer and Evil Blood Bag wanted to kill the cast, Blue Cobalt planned to TakeOverTheWorld via [[MindManipulation mind-control]], Mysterious Figure and Airplane are {{Revenge}}-seekers against Computer and for Toast, she planned world domination as revenge on the cast by using mind-control zombies to kill them.

* BreadEggsBreadedEggs: In terms of the ArcVillain's motives. Evil Computer and Evil Blood Bag wanted to kill the cast, Blue Cobalt planned on WorldDomination via [[MindManipulation mind-control]], Mysterious Figure and Airplane are {{Revenge}}-seekers against Computer and for Toast, she planned world domination as revenge on the cast by using mind-control zombies to kill them.

** Off all things, the second TDOS short parodies ''Series/SquidGame'' where the season 1 contestants compete in life-or-death games and Computer plays the giant "Red Light, Green Light" doll.

%%** Cobalt Blue one-upped them

[[caption-width-right:350:[[{{Tagline}} Not on often but when it is, it's daily]][[note]]'''Clockwise:''' [[GameShowHost Computer]] (holding the [[ArtifactOfAttraction Really Good Smelling Lotion]]), [[TheBully Blood Bag]], [[NiceGirl Card]], [[TalkingPoo Scat]], [[MakingASplash Water Bottle]] and [[{{Chuunibyou}} Cringe Pill]] | '''Not Pictured:''' [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters Six seasons worth of contestants, supporting cast, etc.]][[/note]]]]

[[caption-width-right:350:[[{{Tagline}} Not on often but when it is, it's daily]][[note]]Clockwise: [[GameShowHost Computer]] (holding the [[ArtifactOfAttraction Really Good Smelling Lotion]]), [[TheBully Blood Bag]], [[NiceGirl Card]], [[TalkingPoo Scat]], [[MakingASplash Water Bottle]] and [[{{Chuunibyou}} Cringe Pill]][[/note]]]]

The show is not kidding when it claims to be "daily" in its title. The episodes released within a day apart from each other, something unheard of for a good quality, non-joke [[ObjectShows object show]], although it helps that the episode's runtime averages around 1 to 2 minutes.

->'''Water Bottle:''' I have a boyfriend.[[note]]The boyfriend in question was suppose to be Lava Bucket according to [[WordOfGod Fusion]] though he has yet to acknowledge this in-universe[[/note]]

* ArmlessBiped: Although season 1 notably adverted it, there's no escaping from this trope in an object show as following seasons slowly introduce these guys[[note]]Aluminium Soldiers, Based, Box, Cobalt Mini, Skull Mini, Tissues, Volcano and Wardrobe[[/note]] into the ever-expanding cast. It even expands into inversion[[note]]Snowman[[/note]] and limbless[[note]]Acid and Aqua[[/note]] territory.

* BritishBrevity: American-made variant. Despite the show going 6 seasons strong, something incredibly unprecedented for an [[ObjectShows object show]], each season lasts about 5 episodes with the episodes' length being 1 to 2 minutes long.

** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9KkYfG-pIY Season 5]]: %%Toast's RoaringRampageOfRevenge came to a halt using The Really Neutral Smelling Lotion so all's well that ends well. '''Wrong''' the boss of the shopkeeper who sold the lotion to the season 5 cast is%%Computer unknowingly gained ''yet another'' revenge-seeking baddie, unseen in the shadows and plotting

* MakeWayForTheNewVillains:

%%* {{Bookends}}: The very first episode has Computer introduce the viewers to the season 1 cast and

* BreatherEpisode: More of Breather Season but it still counts. After three seasons of the cast facing against [[ArcVillain Arc Villains]], "Real Life Battle" has none show up during the relatively normal competition run. %%Although this doesn't change the status quo of having an antagonist every season since Toast

* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: The setting of the show takes place in some God-knows-where open fields, a commonplace area for competition grounds of many, ''many'' object shows. Although by season 2, we now know the field is situated next to Cobalt Mountain and the town which once housed the Super Objects.

%%** ''The Cult of Cobalt''

* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: The setting of the show takes place in some God-knows-where open fields, a commonplace area for competition grounds of many, ''many'' object shows.

* ArmlessBiped: Although season 1 notably adverted it, there's no escaping from this trope in an object show as following seasons slowly introduce these guys[[note]]Aluminium Soldiers, Based, Box, Tissues, Volcano and Wardrobe[[/note]] into the ever-expanding cast. It even expands into inversion[[note]]Snowman[[/note]] and limbless[[note]]Acid and Aqua[[/note]] territory.

* LiveActionAdaptation: ''Real Life Battle'' takes place in the RealLife [[AnotherDimenasion dimension]] called Fusion's house.

'''''The Daily Object Show''''' (acronym TDOS) is a [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin daily competition show about objects]]. It's made by [=FusionAnimations=] whose responsible for ''WebAnimation/ObjectInvasion'', one of the well-known object shows in the object show community, and ''The Adventures Of Steve''.

That being said, ''The Daily Object Show'' has the run-of-the-mill contest show in which the host, Computer, offers the chance to win the grand prize of really good-smelling lotion to the contestants by partaking in challenges. However, the following seasons [[SomethingCompletelyDifferent change the format completely]] whether it be [[GenreShift genre]] or even [[ArtShift medium]]. This includes its ever-increasing RoguesGallery and intriging storylines.

Another thing to note is that TDOS made object show history by being the first to ever finish a second season.[[note]]You might be wondering, what's the big deal? There are plenty of shows in general that have long past their second seasons. Keep in mind that when this genre of web shows started, ''WebAnimation/BattleForDreamIsland'' was the first object show to finish its season 1, over ''10 years'' ago[[/note]]

* LiveActionAdaptation: %%''Real Life Battle''

%%* OfficialCouple: Season 1 winner [[MakingASplash Water Bottle]] is paired up with season 3 contestant [[PlayingWithFire Lava Bucket]]. Despite...

%%* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: The first season of TDOS followed the standardized competition format that oh so many ObjectShows relish in. However once the series progresses, there's no turning back:

** A [[WebAnimation/BattleForDreamIsland Firey Plush]] can be found lying on Fusion's Bed in "Worst Critic in All the Land" (Visible when the camera reflects off Computer's face to show Fusion's bed).

* SpinOff: TDOS branched off into another show called "The Daily Object Show Mini", an obvious nod to ''WebAnimation/BattleForDreamIsland'''s BFDI MINI, with ''even shorter'' episodes than the main series.

%%**Cobalt Blue one-upped them

* LiveActionAdaptation: %%

%%** A [[WebAnimation/BattleForDreamIsland Firey Plush]] can be found lying on Fusion's Bed in "" (Visible when )

* BreakingOldTrends: Season 4 is notably the only season so far not to have the [[OnceASeason "Beautiful Morning"]] [[RunningGag gag]] ''and'' a standoff between the cast and the ArcVillain.

* ArmlessBiped: Although season 1 notably adverted it, there's no escaping from this trope in an object show as following seasons slowly introduce these guys[[note]]Aluminium Soldiers, Based, Box, Tissues, Volcano and Wardrobe[[/note]] into the ever-expanding cast. It even expands into inversion[[note]]Snowman[[/note]] and limbless[[note]]Acid and Aqua[[/note]] teritory.

* BigDamnHeroes: Water Bottle pulled this twice for the first two season finales by disposing Evil Computer and Evil Blood Bag and saving the cast again from Cobalt Blue's brainwashing. Computer gets one too in "Showdown in the Moonlight", using his quick thinking and the Really Good Smelling Lotion to defeat Cobalt Blue once and for all.

* ConsolationPrize: After chucking the grand prize towards the sun to save the cast from Evil Computer and Evil Blood Bag, Water Bottle gets a Jack In The Crack coupon for winning season 1. Needless to say, it didn't have the same impact as the [[ArtifactOfAttraction lotion]].