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The series follows the comedic adventures of Annie (Creator/JessicaDiCicco), an optimistic and determined farm girl adapting to city life, and her best friend Pony (Josh Zuckerman), a naïve and impulsive [[ADogNamedDog pony]] that loves Annie more than anything. Through their optimism and enthusiasm, the duo manage to turn tasks as simple as mailing a letter or getting a haircut into extraordinary adventures.

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The series follows the comedic adventures of Annie (Creator/JessicaDiCicco), an optimistic and determined farm girl adapting to city life, and her best friend Pony (Josh Zuckerman), a naïve and impulsive [[ADogNamedDog pony]] that loves Annie more than anything. Through their optimism and enthusiasm, the duo manage to turn tasks as simple as mailing a letter or getting a haircut into extraordinary adventures.



Watch the first episode [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bnqnGU1LQ0 here]]. NeedsWikiMagicLove.

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* ''WesternAnimation/ItsPony'': The name of the town where George's mom, Ruth lives is called Clifton, which just so happens to be near a cliff. {{Lampshade|Hanging}}d by George himself when Helen asks him why his mother lives very close to a cliff.

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* ''WesternAnimation/ItsPony'': MeaningfulName: The name of the town where George's mom, Ruth lives is called Clifton, which just so happens to be near a cliff. {{Lampshade|Hanging}}d by George himself when Helen asks him why his mother lives very close to a cliff.
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* ''WesternAnimation/ItsPony'': The name of the town where George's mom, Ruth lives is called Clifton, which just so happens to be near a cliff. {{Lampshade|Hanging}}d by George himself when Helen asks him why his mother lives very close to a cliff.
-->'''Helen''': Why does your mother live so near to a cliff?\\
'''George''': Her town is called Clifton, Helen.
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* StudentsPlayingMatchmaker: In "School Dance", Annie goes to find a date for Principal Ramiro with Pony, so she'll cancel the school dance that's happening. They eventually find Mr. Gravlax after eavesdropping on him showing affection for Ms. Ramiro and they try to set him up on a date with her, and after many failed attempts they finally get Mr. Gravlax to be her romantic date. Later on, Annie and her friends rush to the harbor to explain the misunderstanding between her and her friends about attending the dance, and in the end, Ms. Ramiro calls on the dance again.
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* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: When Annie prevents Pony from running off with a concrete brick and suggests to him to think of another type of crime scene to make in "Cop Mom". Pony suggests kidnapping Gerry, tying him to the railroad tracks, and even trying to ''kidnap'' Heston.

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* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: When Annie prevents Pony from running off with a concrete brick and suggests to him to think of another type of crime scene to make in "Cop Mom". Mom", Pony suggests kidnapping Gerry, tying him to the railroad tracks, and even trying to ''kidnap'' Heston.
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* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: When Annie prevents Pony from running off with a concrete brick and suggests to him to think of another type of crime scene to make in "Cop Mom". Pony suggests kidnapping Gerry, tying him to the railroad tracks, and even trying to ''kidnap'' Heston.
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* {{Unicorn}}: Averted, in the episode of the same [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin name]] as this trope, where Pony slips on a marshmallow and falls on the floor when he gets back up a marshmallow gets stuck to his head which causes him to believe he's transformed into a unicorn.
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* ShoutOut: In the Halloween Episode, "Scarecrow" as the [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin name implies]], In the latter half of the episode, Pony and the scarecrows are seen in the living room watching a show on TV called ''Buddies'' with all the characters in a coffee shop setting is a reference to the sitcom, ''Series/{{Friends}}''.

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* ShoutOut: In the Halloween Episode, "Scarecrow" as the [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin name implies]], In the latter half of the episode, Pony and the scarecrows are seen sitting on the couch in the living room watching a TV show on TV called called, ''Buddies'' with all the characters in a coffee shop setting is a reference to the sitcom, ''Series/{{Friends}}''.
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* ShoutOut: In the Halloween Episode, "Scarecrow" as the [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin name implies]], In the latter half of the episode, Pony and the scarecrows are seen in the living room watching a show on TV called ''Buddies'' with all the characters in a coffee shop setting is a reference to the sitcom ''Series/{{Friends}}''.

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* ShoutOut: In the Halloween Episode, "Scarecrow" as the [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin name implies]], In the latter half of the episode, Pony and the scarecrows are seen in the living room watching a show on TV called ''Buddies'' with all the characters in a coffee shop setting is a reference to the sitcom sitcom, ''Series/{{Friends}}''.
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* ShoutOut: In the Halloween Episode, "Scarecrow" as the [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin name implies]], In the latter half of the episode, Pony and the scarecrows are seen in the living room watching a show on TV called ''Buddies'' which is most likely a reference to the sitcom ''Series/{{Friends}}''.

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* ShoutOut: In the Halloween Episode, "Scarecrow" as the [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin name implies]], In the latter half of the episode, Pony and the scarecrows are seen in the living room watching a show on TV called ''Buddies'' which with all the characters in a coffee shop setting is most likely a reference to the sitcom ''Series/{{Friends}}''.
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* ShoutOut: In the Halloween Episode, "Scarecrow" as the [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin name implies]], In the latter half of the episode, Pony and the scarecrows are seen in the living room watching a show on TV called ''Buddies'' which is most likely a reference to the sitcom ''Series/{{Friends}}''.
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* AlliterativeName: The pair of criminals on the loose in "Cop Mom", '''H'''alf-Pint '''H'''arry and '''N'''oodleneck '''N'''ed.

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* AlliterativeName: The pair of criminals on the loose in "Cop Mom", Mom": '''H'''alf-Pint '''H'''arry and '''N'''oodleneck '''N'''ed.
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* AlliterativeName: The pair of criminals on the loose in "Cop Mom", '''H'''alf-Pint '''H'''arry and '''N'''oodleneck '''N'''ed.
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* ValentinesDayEpisode: In "School Dance", Annie and her friends despise the dreaded annual Valentine's Day dance that's happening at school, so she and Pony try to sabotage it by finding a date for Principal Ramiro, so it'll make her call off the dance.
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* IdiotHoudini: Pony is a particularly JustForFun/{{Egregious}} example of this trope. Even as his most destructively stupid, he never gets called out on it. Even during the Christmas special, where George has every right to call Pony out on his antics, he never verbalizes why Pony's behavior is wrong, only saying "You know what he's like."

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* IdiotHoudini: Pony is a particularly JustForFun/{{Egregious}} example of this trope. Even as at his most destructively stupid, he never gets called out on it. Even during During the Christmas special, where George has every right to call Pony out on his antics, he never verbalizes why Pony's behavior is wrong, only saying "You know what he's like."

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* IdiotHoodini: Pony is a particularly JustForFun/{{Egregious}} example of this trope.

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* IdiotHoodini: IdiotHoudini: Pony is a particularly JustForFun/{{Egregious}} example of this trope.trope. Even as his most destructively stupid, he never gets called out on it. Even during the Christmas special, where George has every right to call Pony out on his antics, he never verbalizes why Pony's behavior is wrong, only saying "You know what he's like."


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* TheMillstone: Pony.
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* IdiotHoodini: Pony is a particularly JustForFun/{{Egregious}} example of this trope.
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* ForgottenAnniversary: The main plot of "Annie-versary", where Annie doesn't know what day Pony is celebrating with her, and tries to figure it out while making him believe she does know so as to not disappoint him.


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* INeedToGoIronMyDog: In "Clara Time", Annie thinks that Clara is just making excuses to avoid hanging out with her and Pony when Clara keeps rescheduling their hangout time due to increasingly implausible-sounding after-school club activities. Subverted when Annie decides to follow her only to find that Clara actually does have all of those club activities taking up her schedule.


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* RaceAgainstTheClock: As the title implies, "10 Minute Ticket" gives the Bramleys only 10 minutes to finish their errands at the mall before their parking time expires: George tries to get new pants, Helen needs to pick out a get well card for one of her chickens without getting distracted by mall cinnamon rolls, and Annie and Pony are trying to get and enjoy a new swirl milkshake.


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* RoadTripPlot: "Bramley Holiday", with the Bramleys travelling out of town to visit George's mom for Christmas.
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* FieryRedhead: {{Averted|Trope}}. No matter HOW insane Pony's antics get, Annie remains extraordinarily patient and forgiving, and rarely raises her voice.

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* FieryRedhead: {{Averted|Trope}}. {{Averted|Trope}} with Annie. No matter HOW insane Pony's antics get, Annie she remains extraordinarily patient and forgiving, and rarely raises her voice.voice. Played straight with her father, George, who has an orange beard, and a very short fuse.



* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Annie's father, who thinks of Pony as a burden, but understands the relationship between the two. And boy, does he love his wife.

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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Annie's father, George, who thinks of Pony as a burden, but understands the relationship between the two. And boy, does he love his wife.
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* GenkiGirl: Beatrice is very excitable and chipper.
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* ShipperOnDeck: Pony, for Annie/Heston.
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* AnguishedDeclarationOfLove:

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* AnguishedDeclarationOfLove: Clara to Gerry when Heston's garage is flooded with electrified water in "Game Horse".



* NeverGotToSayGoodbye:

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* NeverGotToSayGoodbye:NeverGotToSayGoodbye: Played For Laughs in "Game Horse", in the same situation as AnguishedDeclarationOfLove above.
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* GenreThrowback: Of Franchise/{{Nicktoons}} from the 90's, being a show with a zany premise, a simplistic but aesthetically pleasing artstyle, and a comedic duo getting into [[HilarityEnsues wacky situations]].


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* PhraseCatcher: Pony and [[RecurringExtra Dave]], [[RunningGag to each other]].
-->'''Dave''': Hi, Pony.\\
'''Pony''': Hi, Dave.
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-->'''Annie''': We can ''never'' go home again.

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-->'''Annie''': We can ''never'' go home again.home.
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* FreudianSlip: Clara secretly has a crush on Gerry. And she's not very good at hiding it, as the above quote from "Game Horse", and that fact that in "School Dance", she eats a whole box of mints, probably because she was planning on kissing Gerry during the dance, and the bottom quote when Annie and Pony try to put the dance back on speak ''volumes''.
-->'''Clara''': Gerry looks great in his suit! ''(quickly covers her mouth)''



%% * SpoiledSweet: Annie's friend Clara, who is rich enough to own a camper van but is sweet regardless.

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%% * SpoiledSweet: Annie's friend Clara, who is rich enough to own a camper van but is sweet regardless.
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* GreenThumb: Pony proves to be an oddly competent plant caregiver during "Horace".

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* [[GreenThumb Green Hoof]]: Pony proves to be an oddly competent plant caregiver during "Horace".

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* [[GreenThumb Green Hoof]]: GreenThumb: Pony proves to be an oddly competent plant caregiver during "Horace".

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