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* DemotedToExtra: Admittedly, they didn't do much in the first two movies, but the two princesses that Bill & Ted marry were at least important; on the show, they only appear in one episode.
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''Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventures'' is an AnimatedAdaptation of the ''Film/BillAndTed'' movies that aired as a SaturdayMorningCartoon on Creator/{{CBS}} and Creator/{{Fox}} for two seasons, from 1990 through 1991.
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''Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventures'' is an AnimatedAdaptation of the ''Film/BillAndTed'' ''Franchise/BillAndTed'' movies that aired as a SaturdayMorningCartoon on Creator/{{CBS}} and Creator/{{Fox}} for two seasons, from 1990 through 1991.
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* AnimationBump: Notable in some scenes of the H-B show, such as when Rufus is ordering a pizza ("One Sweet and Sour Adventure To Go") and Little Richard performing "Good Golly, Miss Molly" ("The Birth of Rock and Roll, or Too Hip For the Womb"), which was said to have been rotoscoped.
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* AnimationBump: Notable in some scenes of the H-B show, such as when Rufus is ordering a pizza ("One Sweet and Sour Adventure To Chinese Adventure--To Go") and Little Richard performing "Good Golly, Miss Molly" ("The Birth of Rock and Roll, or Too Hip For the Womb"), which was said to have been rotoscoped.
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* AnimationBump: Notable in some scenes of the H-B show, such as when Rufus is ordering a pizza ("One Sweet and Sour Adventure To Go") and Little Richard performing "Good y, Miss Molly" ("The Birth of Rock and Roll, or Too Hip For the Womb"), which was said to have been rotoscoped.
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* AnimationBump: Notable in some scenes of the H-B show, such as when Rufus is ordering a pizza ("One Sweet and Sour Adventure To Go") and Little Richard performing "Good y, Golly, Miss Molly" ("The Birth of Rock and Roll, or Too Hip For the Womb"), which was said to have been rotoscoped.
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* AnimationBump: Notable in some scenes of the H-B show, such as when Rufus is ordering a pizza ("One Sweet and Sour Adventure To Go") and Little Richard performing "Good y, Miss Molly" ("The Birth of Rock and Roll, or Too Hip For the Womb"), which was said to have been rotoscoped.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: ''WebVideo/TheCinemaSnob'' said it was like a modern ''WesternAnimation/MrPeabodyAndSherman''.
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Were Still Relevant Dammit is dewicked
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* AffectionateParody: Of {{Series/Mister Rogers|Neighborhood}}. In the second season, those two righteous dudes were shocked and totally bummed out to learn that their favourite childhood show, [[WritingAroundTrademarks Mr. Radish's Condo]], is about to be cancelled because [[GoodIsOldfashioned kids today don't want his brand of sweetness]]. Cue Wyld Stallyns trying to make him stay... [[UnwantedAssistance and making things a lot worse for him]]. Eventually, Mr. Radish decides to [[WereStillRelevantDammit change his image completely]], ending up as a TotallyRadical rocker, which Bill and Ted initially consider to be most excellent... until they realise [[WhatHaveIDone that maybe this was perhaps a most]] {{JustForFun/egregious}} error in judgement. Thankfully, [[DeusExMachina Rufus shows up]] with Ted's bratty brother, who points out to Mr. Radish that you should BeYourself, for your own sake if nothing else. Mr. Radish agrees, and changes back into his [[CostumeInertia red sweater]]. It came after an episode that parodied ''Series/LeaveItToBeaver''.
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* AffectionateParody: Of {{Series/Mister Rogers|Neighborhood}}. In the second season, those two righteous dudes were shocked and totally bummed out to learn that their favourite childhood show, [[WritingAroundTrademarks Mr. Radish's Condo]], is about to be cancelled because [[GoodIsOldfashioned kids today don't want his brand of sweetness]]. Cue Wyld Stallyns trying to make him stay... [[UnwantedAssistance and making things a lot worse for him]]. Eventually, Mr. Radish decides to [[WereStillRelevantDammit change his image completely]], completely, ending up as a TotallyRadical rocker, which Bill and Ted initially consider to be most excellent... until they realise [[WhatHaveIDone that maybe this was perhaps a most]] {{JustForFun/egregious}} error in judgement. Thankfully, [[DeusExMachina Rufus shows up]] with Ted's bratty brother, who points out to Mr. Radish that you should BeYourself, for your own sake if nothing else. Mr. Radish agrees, and changes back into his [[CostumeInertia red sweater]]. It came after an episode that parodied ''Series/LeaveItToBeaver''.
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* AffectionateParody: Of {{Series/Mister Rogers|Neighborhood}}. In the second season, those two righteous dudes were shocked and totally bummed out to learn that their favourite childhood show, [[WritingAroundTrademarks Mr. Radish's Condo]], is about to be cancelled because [[GoodIsOldfashioned kids today don't want his brand of sweetness]]. Cue Wyld Stallyns trying to make him stay... [[UnwantedAssistance and making things a lot worse for him]]. Eventually, Mr. Radish decides to [[WereStillRelevantDammit change his image completely]], ending up as a TotallyRadical rocker, which Bill and Ted initially consider to be most excellent... until they realise [[WhatHaveIDone that maybe this was perhaps a most]] {{JustForFun/egregious}} error in judgement. Thankfully, [[DeusExMachina Rufus shows up]] with Ted's bratty brother, who points out to Mr. Radish that you should BeYourself, [[SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped for your own sake if nothing else]]. Mr. Radish agrees, and changes back into his [[CostumeInertia red sweater]]. It came after an episode that parodied ''Series/LeaveItToBeaver''.
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* AffectionateParody: Of {{Series/Mister Rogers|Neighborhood}}. In the second season, those two righteous dudes were shocked and totally bummed out to learn that their favourite childhood show, [[WritingAroundTrademarks Mr. Radish's Condo]], is about to be cancelled because [[GoodIsOldfashioned kids today don't want his brand of sweetness]]. Cue Wyld Stallyns trying to make him stay... [[UnwantedAssistance and making things a lot worse for him]]. Eventually, Mr. Radish decides to [[WereStillRelevantDammit change his image completely]], ending up as a TotallyRadical rocker, which Bill and Ted initially consider to be most excellent... until they realise [[WhatHaveIDone that maybe this was perhaps a most]] {{JustForFun/egregious}} error in judgement. Thankfully, [[DeusExMachina Rufus shows up]] with Ted's bratty brother, who points out to Mr. Radish that you should BeYourself, [[SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped for your own sake if nothing else]].else. Mr. Radish agrees, and changes back into his [[CostumeInertia red sweater]]. It came after an episode that parodied ''Series/LeaveItToBeaver''.
