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* AnAesop: A religious Aesop occurs in every episode, as is the case with most other Christian children's shows.
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''JOT'', also known as ''JOT the Dot'', is an American animated TV series made by the Southern Baptist Radio and Television Commission as a Baptist equivalent to ''WesternAnimation/DaveyAndGoliath'' (yes, they made a [[TheMoralSubstitute moral substitute]] of a Christian cartoon that was already a moral substitute of ''WesternAnimation/{{Gumby}}''). It aired from 1965 to 1974 and was syndicated throughout the United States.
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''JOT'', also known as ''JOT the Dot'', is an American animated TV series made by the Southern Baptist Radio and Television Commission as a Baptist equivalent to ''WesternAnimation/DaveyAndGoliath'' (yes, they made a [[TheMoralSubstitute moral substitute]] of a Christian cartoon that was already a moral substitute of ''WesternAnimation/{{Gumby}}'').''WesternAnimation/{{Gumby}}'' made by the creator of ''Gumby''). It aired from 1965 to 1974 and was syndicated throughout the United States.
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I think Character Title is a supertrope to Protagonist Title, and mentioning both would be redundant.
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* CharacterTitle{{Cephalothorax}}: All of the characters are dots with arms and legs.
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* NeverSayDie: Averted. Jot explicitly states in one episode that his grandma died.
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* JesusTaboo: Averted. Mentions of the names God, Jesus, etc. are common on the show.
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* AnAesop: A religious Aesop occurs in every episode, as is the case with most other Christian kid's children's shows.
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* NeverSayDie: Averted. Jot explicitly states in one episode that his grandma died in one episode.died.
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* NeverSayDie: Averted. Jot explicitly states that her grandma died in one episode.
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* NeverSayDie: Averted. Jot explicitly states that her his grandma died in one episode.
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* BirthdayEpisode: "Jot's Birthday Party".
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The TV channel [=FamilyNet=] used Jot as its mascot until 2014. During this time, they aired Jot episodes as part of their "Families on [=FamilyNet=]" block. However, episodes were edited by the channel to be 2 minutes long instead of of the original 4 minutes.
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The TV channel [=FamilyNet=] used Jot as its mascot until 2014. During this time, they aired Jot episodes of ''JOT'' as part of their "Families on [=FamilyNet=]" block. However, episodes were edited by the channel to be 2 minutes long instead of of the original 4 minutes.
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* NeverSayDie: Averted. Jot explicitly states that her grandma died in one episode.
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* TheVoice: Every adult remains mostly unseen[[note]]there is one episode where Jot's mother's hands are seen[[/note]], and only their voices are heard when they are present.
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''JOT'', also known as ''JOT the Dot'', is an American animated TV series made by the Southern Baptist Radio and Television Commission as a Baptist equivalent to ''WesternAnimation/DaveyAndGoliath'' (yes, they made a [[TheMoralSubstitute moral substitute]] of a Christian cartoon that was already a moral substitute of ''WesternAnimation/{{Gumby}}''). It aired from 1965 to 1974 and was syndicated throughout the United States.
The show stars Jot, who is nothing more than a white circle with hands and feet. Jot would learn about various Bible teachings in each episode, usually the teachings that indicate what actions are considered a sin. Other usually unnamed characters appear throughout the series as well, and they all look exactly like Jot apart from at least one change, usually hair on their heads.
The TV channel [=FamilyNet=] used Jot as its mascot until 2014. During this time, they aired Jot episodes as part of their "Families on [=FamilyNet=]" block. However, episodes were edited by the channel to be 2 minutes long instead of of the original 4 minutes.
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!!This work provides examples of:
* AnAesop: A religious Aesop in every episode, as is the case with most other Christian kid's shows.
* CharacterTitle
* NightmareSequence: Jot has one in "Jot's Nightmare".
* OneWordTitle
* OnlySixFaces: Every single character in the show has the same face. The only changes made are hair on the most of the characters' heads.
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The show stars Jot, who is nothing more than a white circle with hands and feet. Jot would learn about various Bible teachings in each episode, usually the teachings that indicate what actions are considered a sin. Other usually unnamed characters appear throughout the series as well, and they all look exactly like Jot apart from at least one change, usually hair on their heads.
The TV channel [=FamilyNet=] used Jot as its mascot until 2014. During this time, they aired Jot episodes as part of their "Families on [=FamilyNet=]" block. However, episodes were edited by the channel to be 2 minutes long instead of of the original 4 minutes.
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!!This work provides examples of:
* AnAesop: A religious Aesop in every episode, as is the case with most other Christian kid's shows.
* CharacterTitle
* NightmareSequence: Jot has one in "Jot's Nightmare".
* OneWordTitle
* OnlySixFaces: Every single character in the show has the same face. The only changes made are hair on the most of the characters' heads.
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