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ZCE and tropeslashing.
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* AdamWesting[=/=]InkSuitActor: Robert Evans and Slash are themselves, or at least their personas, in cartoon form.
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* AdamWesting[=/=]InkSuitActor: AdamWesting: Robert Evans and Slash are themselves, or [[InkSuitActor at least their personas, personas]], in cartoon form.
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''Kid Notorious'' was a short-lived animated series on Creator/ComedyCentral. Basically, it was ''WesternAnimation/TheCritic'' on the other side of the industry and starred real-life filmmaker and playboy Robert Evans [[AdamWesting as a caricature of himself]]. It featured many parodies of other celebrities, but it also featured [[Music/GunsNRoses Saul "Slash" Hudson]] as himself, playing the role of WackyGuy. Other characters included Evans' pet cat, Puss Puss, his sassy black housekeeper Tullie Mae and his British butler, English, who was voiced by Evans' real life butler.
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''Kid Notorious'' was a short-lived animated series on Creator/ComedyCentral. Basically, it was ''WesternAnimation/TheCritic'' on the other side of the industry and starred real-life filmmaker and playboy Robert Evans [[AdamWesting as a caricature of himself]]. It featured many parodies of other celebrities, but it also featured [[Music/GunsNRoses [[Music/SlashMusician Saul "Slash" Hudson]] as himself, playing the role of WackyGuy. Other characters included Evans' pet cat, Puss Puss, his sassy black housekeeper Tullie Mae and his British butler, English, who was voiced by Evans' real life butler.
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since Robert started liking that line once he found out that he wrote it
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* WhoWritesThisCrap: On the first episode during the scene take sequence, Scene 38, Take 3:
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* WhoWritesThisCrap: On the first episode during the scene take sequence, Scene 38, Take 3:
--->'''Robert Evans''': He's the guy who slams the door shut at the [[Creator/{{Sharon Stone}} Sharon Stone's]] vagina. Uhhh, that's the dumbest line I've ever heard in my life. Who wrote this crap?
--->'''Guy behind camera''': Uh, you did, Bob.
--->'''Robert Evans''': I wrote it? Well, that is fantastic! Let's take it for the top!
--->'''Robert Evans''': He's the guy who slams the door shut at the [[Creator/{{Sharon Stone}} Sharon Stone's]] vagina. Uhhh, that's the dumbest line I've ever heard in my life. Who wrote this crap?
--->'''Guy behind camera''': Uh, you did, Bob.
--->'''Robert Evans''': I wrote it? Well, that is fantastic! Let's take it for the top!
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* SmallReferencePools: One episode actually references the LiveActionAdaptation of ''Film/{{Popeye}}'' (the one that starred RobinWilliams), one of the more obscure films produced by Robert Evans.
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* SmallReferencePools: One episode actually references the LiveActionAdaptation of ''Film/{{Popeye}}'' (the one that starred RobinWilliams), Creator/RobinWilliams), one of the more obscure films produced by Robert Evans.
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* SmallReferencePools: One episode actually references the LiveActionAdaptation of ''Film/{{Popeye}}'', one of the more obscure films produced by Robert Evans.
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* SmallReferencePools: One episode actually references the LiveActionAdaptation of ''Film/{{Popeye}}'', ''Film/{{Popeye}}'' (the one that starred RobinWilliams), one of the more obscure films produced by Robert Evans.
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Commenting out a ZCE and some other small changes
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''Kid Notorious'' was a short-lived animated series on Creator/ComedyCentral. Basically, it was ''WesternAnimation/TheCritic'' on the other side of the industry and starred real-life filmmaker and playboy Robert Evans as a caricature of himself. It featured many parodies of other celebrities, but it also featured [[Music/GunsNRoses Saul "Slash" Hudson]] as himself, playing the role of WackyGuy. Other characters included Evans' pet cat, Puss Puss, his sassy black housekeeper Tullie Mae and his British butler, English, who was voiced by Evans' real life butler.
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''Kid Notorious'' was a short-lived animated series on Creator/ComedyCentral. Basically, it was ''WesternAnimation/TheCritic'' on the other side of the industry and starred real-life filmmaker and playboy Robert Evans [[AdamWesting as a caricature of himself.himself]]. It featured many parodies of other celebrities, but it also featured [[Music/GunsNRoses Saul "Slash" Hudson]] as himself, playing the role of WackyGuy. Other characters included Evans' pet cat, Puss Puss, his sassy black housekeeper Tullie Mae and his British butler, English, who was voiced by Evans' real life butler.
* AdamWesting[=/=]InkSuitActor: Robert Evans and Slash are themselves, or at least their personas, in cartoon form.
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''Kid Notorious'' was a short-lived animated series on Comedy Central. Basically, it was ''WesternAnimation/TheCritic'' on the other side of the industry and starred real-life filmmaker and playboy Robert Evans as a caricature of himself. It featured many parodies of other celebrities, but it also featured [[Music/GunsNRoses Saul "Slash" Hudson]] as himself, playing the role of WackyGuy. Other characters included Evans' pet cat, Puss Puss, his sassy black housekeeper Tullie Mae and his British butler, English, who was voiced by Evans' real life butler.
''Kid Notorious'' was a short-lived animated series on Comedy Central. Basically, it was ''WesternAnimation/TheCritic'' on the other side of the industry and starred real-life filmmaker and playboy Robert Evans as a caricature of himself. It featured many parodies of other celebrities, but it also featured [[Music/GunsNRoses Saul "Slash" Hudson]] as himself, playing the role of WackyGuy. Other characters included Evans' pet cat, Puss Puss, his sassy black housekeeper Tullie Mae and his British butler, English, who was voiced by Evans' real life butler.
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''Kid Notorious'' was a short-lived animated series on
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* SmallReferencePools: One episode actually references the LiveActionAdaptation of Film/{{Popeye}}, one of the more obscure films produced by Robert Evans.
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* SmallReferencePools: One episode actually references the LiveActionAdaptation of Film/{{Popeye}}, ''Film/{{Popeye}}'', one of the more obscure films produced by Robert Evans.
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''Kid Notorious'' was a short-lived animated series on Comedy Central. Basically, it was ''TheCritic'' on the other side of the industry and starred real-life filmmaker and playboy Robert Evans as a caricature of himself. It featured many parodies of other celebrities, but it also featured [[Music/GunsNRoses Saul "Slash" Hudson]] as himself, playing the role of WackyGuy. Other characters included Evans' pet cat, Puss Puss, his sassy black housekeeper Tullie Mae and his British butler, English, who was voiced by Evans' real life butler.
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''Kid Notorious'' was a short-lived animated series on Comedy Central. Basically, it was ''TheCritic'' ''WesternAnimation/TheCritic'' on the other side of the industry and starred real-life filmmaker and playboy Robert Evans as a caricature of himself. It featured many parodies of other celebrities, but it also featured [[Music/GunsNRoses Saul "Slash" Hudson]] as himself, playing the role of WackyGuy. Other characters included Evans' pet cat, Puss Puss, his sassy black housekeeper Tullie Mae and his British butler, English, who was voiced by Evans' real life butler.
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''Kid Notorious'' was a short-lived animated series on Comedy Central. Basically, it was ''TheCritic'' on the other side of the industry and starred real-life filmmaker and playboy Robert Evans as a caricature of himself. It featured many parodies of other celebrities, but it also featured [[Music/GunsNRoses Saul "Slash" Hudson]] as himself, playing the role of WackyGuy. Other characters included Evans' pet cat, Puss Puss, his sassy black housekeeper Tullie Mae and his British butler, English, who was voiced by Evans' real life butler.
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This show features examples of:
* ButtMonkey: English
* CelebrityToons
* InkSuitActor
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Everyone except for Robert and Saul, who were playing [[AsHimself As Themselves]]
* RightHandCat: Puss Puss
* SassyBlackWoman: Tullie Mae
* SmallReferencePools: One episode actually references the LiveActionAdaptation of Film/{{Popeye}}, one of the more obscure films produced by Robert Evans.
* WalkOnWater: In one episode Evans appeared to be doing this, but then it turned out he was just walking across a platform under the water.
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''Kid Notorious'' was a short-lived animated series on Comedy Central. Basically, it was ''TheCritic'' on the other side of the industry and starred real-life filmmaker and playboy Robert Evans as a caricature of himself. It featured many parodies of other celebrities, but it also featured [[Music/GunsNRoses Saul "Slash" Hudson]] as himself, playing the role of WackyGuy. Other characters included Evans' pet cat, Puss Puss, his sassy black housekeeper Tullie Mae and his British butler, English, who was voiced by Evans' real life butler.
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This show features examples of:
* ButtMonkey: English
* CelebrityToons
* InkSuitActor
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Everyone except for Robert and Saul, who were playing [[AsHimself As Themselves]]
* RightHandCat: Puss Puss
* SassyBlackWoman: Tullie Mae
* SmallReferencePools: One episode actually references the LiveActionAdaptation of Film/{{Popeye}}, one of the more obscure films produced by Robert Evans.
* WalkOnWater: In one episode Evans appeared to be doing this, but then it turned out he was just walking across a platform under the water.
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