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* AbsenteeActor: The Exorsisters appear in every episode except "Triassic Lark", "Loch Mess Monster", "Do You Believe in Humans?", "Inspectre Spector", "Pyramid Pandemonium", "Medieval Dead" and "Son of Zitbag". Only one of them appears in the background in "Loch Mess Monster", they are merely mentioned in "Inspectre Spector", and in "Medieval Dead" only their medieval counterparts appear.
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* UnfortunateNames: 'Dr Zitbag'? Really?
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* CuttingTheElectronicLeash: In "Horrorlection Fever" when the Exorsisters both attempt to answer their phone after cutting it in half, only Bimbella is able to hear the caller because she has the listening part of the receiver.
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* RealityEnsues: In "Horrorlection Fever" when the Exorsisters both attempt to answer their phone after cutting it in half, only Bimbella is able to hear the caller because she has the listening part of the receiver.
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* YouKeepUsingThatWord: In "Bride of Horrifido" Zitbag is accused of accidental murder, rather than the proper term for it; manslaughter.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar:
** One episode is called "Bluebald", a blatant pun on "blue balls". "Blue balls" refers to feeling pain in the testicles after having an erection without an orgasm.
** In "Terror in Transylvania" Sinista shows some blink-and-you'll-miss-it side boob as she and Bimbella disrobe before taking a bath.
** The Exorsisters' cousins from "Cranksgiving Chaos" are named Slagella and Tartella. Slag and tart are both derogatory terms referring to a woman who is sexually promiscuous.
** In "Happy Mishmash" the Exorsisters are shown sleeping naked.
** In "A True Fairy Tale", Meryl Crypt refers to the Exorsisters at one point as "Transylvanian tarts".
** In "Dances the Hula", Dr. Zitbag at one point hallucinates that the Exorsisters are dancing topless with leis worn over their breasts.
** One episode is called "Bluebald", a blatant pun on "blue balls". "Blue balls" refers to feeling pain in the testicles after having an erection without an orgasm.
** In "Terror in Transylvania" Sinista shows some blink-and-you'll-miss-it side boob as she and Bimbella disrobe before taking a bath.
** The Exorsisters' cousins from "Cranksgiving Chaos" are named Slagella and Tartella. Slag and tart are both derogatory terms referring to a woman who is sexually promiscuous.
** In "Happy Mishmash" the Exorsisters are shown sleeping naked.
** In "A True Fairy Tale", Meryl Crypt refers to the Exorsisters at one point as "Transylvanian tarts".
** In "Dances the Hula", Dr. Zitbag at one point hallucinates that the Exorsisters are dancing topless with leis worn over their breasts.
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%% * GettingCrapPastTheRadar:
** One episodeGettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is called "Bluebald", a blatant pun on "blue balls". "Blue balls" refers to feeling pain on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the testicles after having an erection without an orgasm.
** In "Terror in Transylvania" Sinista shows some blink-and-you'll-miss-it side boob as she and Bimbella disrobe before taking a bath.
** The Exorsisters' cousins from "Cranksgiving Chaos" are named Slagella and Tartella. Slag and tart are both derogatory terms referring to a woman who is sexually promiscuous.
** In "Happy Mishmash"future, please check the Exorsisters are shown sleeping naked.
** In "A True Fairy Tale", Meryl Crypt referstrope page to make sure your example fits the Exorsisters at one point as "Transylvanian tarts".
** In "Dances the Hula", Dr. Zitbag at one point hallucinates that the Exorsisters are dancing topless with leis worn over their breasts.current definition.
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** In "Terror in Transylvania" Sinista shows some blink-and-you'll-miss-it side boob as she and Bimbella disrobe before taking a bath.
** The Exorsisters' cousins from "Cranksgiving Chaos" are named Slagella and Tartella. Slag and tart are both derogatory terms referring to a woman who is sexually promiscuous.
** In "Happy Mishmash"
** In "A True Fairy Tale", Meryl Crypt refers
** In "Dances the Hula", Dr. Zitbag at one point hallucinates that the Exorsisters are dancing topless with leis worn over their breasts.
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* LineOfSightName: In "Grime Doesn't Pay", the criminal Fingers Malone is phoned by Dr. Zitbag and mistaken for a cleaning service. After hearing that Zitbag has many valuables at his place, Fingers Malone gets the idea to impersonate a cleaning lady to rob Zitbag. Zitbag asks which cleaning lady will be sent to his place and Fingers Malone replies by looking at the ground and saying "Mrs. Turfhead" before removing a piece of the turf to wear on his head as a disguise.
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* LineOfSightName: LineOfSightAlias: In "Grime Doesn't Pay", the criminal Fingers Malone is phoned by Dr. Zitbag and mistaken for a cleaning service. After hearing that Zitbag has many valuables at his place, Fingers Malone gets the idea to impersonate a cleaning lady to rob Zitbag. Zitbag asks which cleaning lady will be sent to his place and Fingers Malone replies by looking at the ground and saying "Mrs. Turfhead" before removing a piece of the turf to wear on his head as a disguise.
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* EverythingsSquishierWithCephalopods: Zitbag has an assisstant called 'Frankenoctopus', an octopus crossed with FrankensteinsMonster.
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* LaterInstallmentWeirdness: Very few of the later episodes have anything to do with pets or running a pet shop.
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* LongJohnShoutout: One of the villains was a pirate named Short John Silver, whose name is a clear reference to Long John Silver from ''Literature/TreasureIsland''.
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* ClipShow: "Word of Horror" has Dr. Zitbag put on trial for doing good deeds and uses clips from older episodes.
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* ClipShow: ClipShow:
** "Word of Horror" has Dr. Zitbag put on trial for doing good deeds and uses clips from olderepisodes.episodes.
** Clips from previous episodes are used in Zitbag and Vermin's slanderous films of each other in the episode "The Seventh Art".
** "Word of Horror" has Dr. Zitbag put on trial for doing good deeds and uses clips from older
** Clips from previous episodes are used in Zitbag and Vermin's slanderous films of each other in the episode "The Seventh Art".
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* {{Flashback}}: Zitbag has a flashback ''machine''.
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* {{Flashback}}: Zitbag has a flashback ''machine''.''machine'', which he uses to reveal his past with Professor Sherman Vermin in "Ants in Your Pants".
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* SeriesContinuityError: In the first episode, Zitbag meets the Exorsisters and Officer Deadbeat for the first time when he moves in, but according to "Forever Fiends" he went to school with them.
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* SeriesContinuityError: In the first episode, Zitbag meets the Exorsisters and Officer Deadbeat for the first time when he moves in, but according to "Forever Fiends" he went to school with them.them and he and Deadbeat had known each other since they were infants.
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* AllJustADream: "Word of Horror" ends with Dr. Zitbag waking up to see that he dreamed being put on trial for being nice.
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* ClipShow: "Word of Horror" has Dr. Zitbag put on trial for doing good deeds and uses clips from older episodes.
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* ContinuityCavalcade: When Dr. Zitbag is put on trial in "Word of Horror", several one-shot characters from previous episodes can be seen among the jury.
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* RoboticReveal: In "Word of Horror", Zitbag's lawyer Pustule is revealed to be a robot when he's reduced to pieces after the Exorsisters beat him up.
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* RhymesOnADime: In "Bluebald", the witch's nephew Prince Alarming has a habit of speaking in rhyme.
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** In "Dances the Hula", Dr. Zitbag at one point hallucinates that the Exorsisters are dancing topless with leis worn over their breasts.
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* HollywoodMirage: In "Dances the Hula", Zitbag and Horrifido end up stranded in the desert. Zitbag ends up hallucinating that the Exorsisters are there and dancing with while wearing leis.
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* MeatOVision: In "Dances the Hula", Dr. Zitbag hallucinates that Horrifido is a pumpkin while starving in the desert.
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The character in the episode's name didn't sound anything like Jessus.
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* DemonicPossession: Parodied in "Terror in Transylvania" when Zitbag is possessed by Jessus and forced to do good deeds around town.
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* DemonicPossession: Parodied in "Terror in Transylvania" when Zitbag is possessed by Jessus Satin and forced to do good deeds around town.
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* TheAntichrist: Parodied with Jessus.
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* TheAntichrist: Parodied with Jessus.Satin in "Terror in Transylvania", who is an embodiment of good whose benign ways terrify the monster citizens of Transylvania.
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* HulkSpeak: In "A Giant Problem", the giant Bobo refers to himself in third person and doesn't use complete sentences.
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** "Tele-Zitportation" has Zombunny get fused with a fly because of a teleportation experiment, a clear reference to ''TheFly1958''.
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** "Tele-Zitportation" has Zombunny get fused with a fly because of a teleportation experiment, a clear reference to ''TheFly1958''.''Film/TheFly1958''.
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** "Tele-Zitportation" has Zombunny get fused with a fly because of a teleportation experiment, a clear reference to ''TheFly1958''.
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* OutlawCouple: "Happy Mishmash" features married criminals Babyface and Lily Vavaoom trying to ruin Mishmash by stealing all the presents Zitbag has to deliver.
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* BirthdayEpisode: "End of Season", where it's the Exorsisters' birthday and Dr. Zitbag and his rival Professor Sherman Vermin try to compete in getting the Exorsisters a better birthday present.
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* DoItYourselfThemeTune: The theme song is sung by Dr. Zitbag, Horrifido, and the Exorsisters.
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* CatFight: The Exorsisters engage in a couple with each other in "Horrorlection Fever".
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* CatFight: The Exorsisters engage in a couple fights with each other in "Horrorlection Fever".
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* PoliticiansKissBabies: "Horrlection Fever" has one of Zitbag's clones kiss a baby to try and convince the denizens of Transylvania to vote for him in the mayoral election. Comically, the baby starts beating up the Zitbag clone afterwards.
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* HumanPopsicle: In "For Better or For Curse", Dr. Zitbag thaws out a frozen ancestor of his who was a knight errant.
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* VegetarianVampire: The Exorsisters, [[DependingOnTheWriter usually]]. They gladly wolfed down raw meat when their aunt told them they couldn't have their share of the family fortune if they didn't, and they were shown eating cooked meat in "Terror in Transylvania".
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* VegetarianVampire: The Exorsisters, [[DependingOnTheWriter usually]]. They gladly wolfed down raw meat when their aunt told them state in "For Better or For Curse" that they couldn't have their share of the family fortune if are vegetarians because they didn't, and don't like feeding on blood, but they were shown eating cooked meat in "Terror in Transylvania".
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** In "A True Fairy Tale", Meryl Crypt refers to the Exorsisters at one point as "Transylvanian tarts".
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* FountainOfYouth: Dr. Zitbag de-ages himself into adolescence in "I Was a Teenage Zitbag" to try and prove he's cool to Officer Deadbeat's son Damian and the Exorsisters' nieces Listeria and Salmonella.
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* DiseasedName: The Exorsisters' nieces are named Listeria and Salmonella.
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* DiseasedName: The Exorsisters' nieces are named Listeria and Salmonella. Both are illnesses commonly contracted by consuming contaminated food.
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Both of the Exorsisters' nieces qualify as Diseased Name. I misheard the other name when I saw their debut episode.
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* CircusEpisode: "The Show Mustn't Go On" has Zitbag start a circus to entertain the Exorsisters and their nieces Mysteria and Salmonella.
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* CircusEpisode: "The Show Mustn't Go On" has Zitbag start a circus to entertain the Exorsisters and their nieces Mysteria Listeria and Salmonella.
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* DiseasedName: One of the Exorsisters' nieces is named Salmonella.
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* DiseasedName: One of the The Exorsisters' nieces is are named Listeria and Salmonella.
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* SoapOperaRapidAgingSyndrome: Officer Deadbeat's son Damian went from an infant to a prepubescent between "Happy Horridays" and "Son of Zitbag".
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* SoapOperaRapidAgingSyndrome: Officer Deadbeat's son Damian went from an infant to a prepubescent between "Happy Horridays" and "Son of Zitbag". Both he and the Exorsisters' nieces Listeria and Salmonella appear as adolescents in "I Was a Teenage Zitbag" in spite of being children in their earlier appearances.
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* BankruptcyBarrel: In "Moby Duck Billed Platypus", the Mayor of Transylvania is seen wearing a barrel because his clothes were stolen by a criminal named Claude the Fraud.
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* DartboardOfHate: The episode "Moby Duck Billed Platypus" begins with Officer Deadbeat throwing darts at a picture of Dr. Zitbag.
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* SoundEffectBleep: In "Slime Suspect", the Reservoir Frogs croak during parts of their sentences where a swear word would most likely go.
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* LameRhymeDodge: Occurs in "Son of Zitbag" when Horrifido hopes that Zitbag's concoction prepared to make him a son will work without puppy dog tails. When Zitbag overhears his comment, Horrifido claims that he said he hoped the concoction worked with the nicely done snails.
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* TheTalk: In "Son of Zitbag", it turns out Dr. Sidney Zitbag doesn't know where babies come from, so he consults Zombunny and his wife Mrs. Zombunny on the basis that they have a lot of children of their own and would therefore know where babies come from. All they do when asked by Zitbag where babies come from is stand there silently while more undead rabbit babies appear out of nowhere.
