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Spelling/grammar fixes in The Smurfette Principle.
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** Dizzy is the only female machine in Bob's crew. However, subverted in the US dub of the original series when Muck is referred to female.
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** Dizzy is the only female machine in Bob's crew. However, subverted Subverted in the US dub of the original series when series, since Muck is referred to female.as female in said dub.
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Egopolis contained incorrect information and has been changed. Perpetual Smiler is given more information.
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* {{Egopolis}}: The main location for the original series is called Bobsville, named after Bob himself.
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* {{Egopolis}}: The main location for the original series is called Bobsville, named after Bob Bob's father, Robert, who built most of the town himself.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: In "Clumsy Roley", Mr. Fothergill says he thinks he may be allergic to parrots. This theory is comfirmed in the season 7 episode "Hamish's New Home".
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: In "Clumsy Roley", Mr. Fothergill says he thinks he may be allergic to parrots. This theory is comfirmed confirmed in the season 7 episode "Hamish's New Home".
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* NeverTrustATrailer: The reboot aired on Creator/PBSKids, which was also the channel that aired the last few seasons of the original incarnation of the show. As a result, some PBS stations used [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7m2TtI3gS8 an up next bumper]] used for the older series, which has a different animation style than the reboot does.
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* NeverTrustATrailer: The reboot aired on Creator/PBSKids, which was also the channel that aired the last few seasons of the original incarnation of the show. As a result, some PBS stations used [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7m2TtI3gS8 an up next bumper]] used for the older series, which has a different animation style than the reboot does.
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* PerpetualSmiler: The humans always have a smile on their faces, even if they aren't happy. Averted with the machines, who can change expressions.
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* PerpetualSmiler: The humans always have a smile on their faces, even if they aren't happy. Averted with the machines, who can change expressions. This is averted "Ready, Steady, Build" onwards, as the CGI allows the human characters to frown and express negative emotions.
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Spelling/grammar fix(es) going from the introduction to Dreadful Musician.
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An animated film is currently in development and will star the voice of Creator/AnthonyRamos, which will also serve as producer.
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An animated film is currently in development and will star the voice of Creator/AnthonyRamos, which who will also serve as producer.
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* ArtEvolution: Initially inverted, but then played straight. The show started off as a rather high quality StopMotion series, then, when it was relaunched as ''Ready, Steady, Build'', it became a rather low quality computer-animation like several other kids shows seemed to be turning into at the time. Now (despite the controversial redesigns), it's handled with ''much'' better CGI from Creator/MainframeEntertainment.
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* ArtEvolution: Initially inverted, but then played straight. The show started off as a rather high quality high-quality StopMotion series, then, series. Then, when it was relaunched as ''Ready, Steady, Build'', it became a rather low quality computer-animation changed to low-quality CGI animation like several other kids shows seemed to be turning into at the time. Now The reboot (despite the controversial redesigns), it's handled redesigns) is animated with ''much'' better CGI from Creator/MainframeEntertainment.
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** Wendy celebrates her birthday in two episodes. In "Wendy's Magic Birthday", Bob and the gang wish her a happy birthday, but she doesn't want any fuss, so Bob and the gang prepare to surprise Wendy with a magic birthday show for her. In the Ready, Steady, Build! episode "Wendy's Birthday Surprise, the gang are getting ready for her surprise birthday party, but Scoop wants to get everything ready by himself. Unfortuantely, Wendy's birthday present falls down a well that Bob and the team were working on causing Scoop to realise the error of his actions and that he needs help from his friends to complete the job and get the party ready on time.
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** Wendy celebrates her birthday in two episodes. In "Wendy's Magic Birthday", Bob and the gang wish her a happy birthday, but she doesn't want any fuss, so Bob and the gang prepare to surprise Wendy with a magic birthday show for her. In the Ready, Steady, Build! episode "Wendy's Birthday Surprise, the gang are getting ready for her surprise birthday party, but Scoop wants to get everything ready by himself. Unfortuantely, Unfortunately, Wendy's birthday present falls down a well that Bob and the team were working on causing Scoop to realise the error of his actions and that he needs help from his friends to complete the job and get the party ready on time.
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** Spud's "Sorry, (character).", "It won't happen again, (character)." and "Spud's on the job, (Bob\Wendy\whoever)!"
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** Spud's "Sorry, (character).", "It won't happen again, (character)." and "Spud's on the job, (Bob\Wendy\whoever)!"(Bob\Wendy\character)!"
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* CowardlySidekick: Lofty. Downplayed in the rebooted series with Lofty having more subtle instances of nervousness, did not say "Uh, yeah, I think so!" after the "Yes, we can!".
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* CowardlySidekick: Lofty. Downplayed in the rebooted series series, with Lofty having more subtle instances of nervousness, did nervousness and does not say "Uh, yeah, I think so!" after the "Yes, we can!".
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* DreadfulMusician: Bob in "Bob's Bugle". He constructed a crafted trumpet out of leftover brass radiator pipes and a funnel, and had no idea that the music he is playing from his trumpet is so awful that everyone, except Roley, couldn't bear it. The music was so bad that it kept the machines awake one night when Bob plays his makeshift trumpet before going to bed.
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* DreadfulMusician: Bob in "Bob's Bugle". He constructed a crafted trumpet out of leftover brass radiator pipes and a funnel, and had no idea that the music he is was playing from his trumpet is was so awful that everyone, except Roley, couldn't bear it. The terrible music was so bad that it kept the machines awake one night when Bob plays played his makeshift trumpet before going to bed.
