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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.

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Corporate Businessman's Telethon is a written object show. Its premise is about the world's richest chicken, named Clinko, starting a game show to promote his products. But however, it later turns out that the game show is far more sinister than it seems.

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Corporate Businessman's Telethon is a written object show.{{Object Show|s}}. Its premise is about the world's richest chicken, named Clinko, starting a game show to promote his products. But however, it later turns out that the game show is far more sinister than it seems.
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* MixedAncestry: According to a short, Flamingo Plush has an animal parent.
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* MixedAncestry: According to a short, Flamingo Plush has an animal parent.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The name CBT, while standing for Corporate Businessman's Telethon, also stands for Cock and Ball Torture. Ironically, this was the inspiration for the name of the show.

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%% * GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The name CBT, while standing for Corporate Businessman's Telethon, also stands for Cock GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and Ball Torture. Ironically, persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this was in the inspiration for future, please check the name of trope page to make sure your example fits the show.current definition.

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* TheAce: Neon Grassy. Has multiple powers including size manipulation, lava endurance, the ability to fly at incredible speeds, the ability to breathe in space, super strength, the ability to fragment space (creating a black hole), and the ability to be used as a portable charger.



* TheAce: Neon Grassy. Has multiple powers including size manipulation, lava endurance, the ability to fly at incredible speeds, the ability to breathe in space, super strength, the ability to fragment space (creating a black hole), and the ability to be used as a portable charger.
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* AsianSpeekeeEngrish: Festival Lantern, who is Chinese, speaks with broken grammar. However, this is downplayed by her not showing stereotypes that often come with this trope.

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* AsianSpeekeeEngrish: Festival Paper Lantern, who is Chinese, speaks with broken grammar. However, this is downplayed by her not showing stereotypes that often come with this trope.
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* AsianSpeekeeEngrish: Festival Lantern, who is Chinese, speaks with broken grammar. However, this is downplayed by her not showing stereotypes that often come with this trope.
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* ADognamedDog: Most contestants are named after the objects they are based on...Mostly.

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* ADognamedDog: ADogNamedDog: Most contestants are named after the objects they are based on...Mostly.



* OutofFocus: Because of how writing works, It's not uncommon to see some characters Out of Focus in certain episodes, most notably Oxygen, Daisy Flower, Milkshake, and Cat Bell.

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* OutofFocus: OutOfFocus: Because of how writing works, It's not uncommon to see some characters Out of Focus in certain episodes, most notably Oxygen, Daisy Flower, Milkshake, and Cat Bell.
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[[caption-width-right:350:The cast memebers]]

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[[caption-width-right:350:The cast memebers]]members]]


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* ADognamedDog: Most contestants are named after the objects they are based on...Mostly.


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* AudienceParticipation: As with most object shows, the viewers vote for whatever contestant they want to be eliminated.


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* NonGameplayElimination: [[spoiler:Paperclip Snake will undergo this at some point in CBT 6B.]]
* NonStandardCharacterDesign: All of the animal characters are drawn with a heavy black outline and don't use the assets objects use.
** Brown Kind of Flower counts as well, primarily because he's wearing Clothes.
* OutofFocus: Because of how writing works, It's not uncommon to see some characters Out of Focus in certain episodes, most notably Oxygen, Daisy Flower, Milkshake, and Cat Bell.
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* SpinOff: TBC, or Telethon's Better Competition, was created as a spin-off to CBT to lessen the wait between episodes.
* TheAce: Neon Grassy. Has multiple powers including size manipulation, lava endurance, the ability to fly at incredible speeds, the ability to breathe in space, super strength, the ability to fragment space (creating a black hole), and the ability to be used as a portable charger.
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[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/cbtcrew_7.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:The cast memebers]]
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* PaletteSwap: Neon Grassy, Yoyle Book, and Daisy Flower are all recolors of Grassy, Book, and Flower from Battle For Dream Island respectively. However, the personality differences exist, for example, Flower acts like a bully to others, while Daisy Flower acts like a hippie.

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* PaletteSwap: Neon Grassy, Yoyle Book, and Daisy Flower are all recolors of Grassy, Book, and Flower from Battle For Dream Island respectively. However, the personality differences exist, for example, Flower acts like a bully to others, while Daisy Flower acts like a hippie.hippie.
* WeHardlyKnewYe: Octagon was the first eliminated, and ergo he didn't get much development afterwards, other than the end of his elimination episode.
** Doggie Bone, Daisy Flower, and Oxygen also qualify, do to getting little-to-no screentime in episode 2, leading up to their eliminations in the next three episodes respectively.
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* LazyBum: Maybe. Literally sits around and does nothing for most of the time, and only says maybe. This is contradicted however, when he is ultimately forced to by someone else, because in that case, he will do it.

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* LazyBum: Maybe. Literally sits around and does nothing for most of the time, and only says maybe. This is contradicted however, when he is ultimately forced to by someone else, because in that case, he will do it.it.
* PaletteSwap: Neon Grassy, Yoyle Book, and Daisy Flower are all recolors of Grassy, Book, and Flower from Battle For Dream Island respectively. However, the personality differences exist, for example, Flower acts like a bully to others, while Daisy Flower acts like a hippie.
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* InherentlyFunnyWords: Many examples. Clinko and Conk to name a pair.

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* InherentlyFunnyWords: Many examples. Clinko and Conk to name a pair.pair.
* LazyBum: Maybe. Literally sits around and does nothing for most of the time, and only says maybe. This is contradicted however, when he is ultimately forced to by someone else, because in that case, he will do it.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The name CBT, while standing for Corporate Businessman's Telethon, also stands for Cock and Ball Torture. Ironically, this was the inspiration for the name of the show.
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Corporate Businessman's Telethon is a written object show. It's premise is about the world's richest chicken, named Clinko, starting a game show to promote his products. But however, it later turns out that the game show is far more sinister than it seems.

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Corporate Businessman's Telethon is a written object show. It's Its premise is about the world's richest chicken, named Clinko, starting a game show to promote his products. But however, it later turns out that the game show is far more sinister than it seems.



* InherentlyFunnyWords: Many examples. Clinko and conk to name a pair.

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* InherentlyFunnyWords: Many examples. Clinko and conk Conk to name a pair.
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Corporate Businessman's Telethon is a written object show. It's premise is about the world's richest chicken, named Clinko, starting a game show to promote his products. But however, it later turns out that the game show is far more sinister than it seems.
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!! Corporate Businessman's Telethon contains examples of:
*AnimateInanimateObject: All of the contestants are either fully object or part-animal, part-object.
*CorruptCorporateExecutive: Clinko is a rich corporate businessman who has made a child guillotine, subjects his contestants to horrible conditions, and [[FantasticRacism thinks birds are superior to all other species]].
*FunnyAnimal: Unusual for most object shows, sapient animals exist in the same universe as the object characters.
*InherentlyFunnyWords: Many examples. Clinko and conk to name a pair.

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