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* EveryoneHasStandards: In one episode, Magoo unknowingly hires Weasel as a pest control man to get what he thinks is a rat (but is actually a robot) out of his apartment. But when Weasel disposes of the pest by smashing it, Magoo is disgusted by his inhumane methods and orders him to leave.
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* ShoutOut:In the episode Kung Fu Fizz, Magoo appears fighting Kung Fu, which he has also done in the film ''Kung Fu Magoo'' (2010).
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* ShoutOut:In ShoutOut: In the episode Kung "Kung Fu Fizz, Fizz", Magoo appears fighting Kung Fu, which he has also done in the film ''Kung Fu Magoo'' (2010). (2010).
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* UndyingLoyalty: Weasel adores Fizz, and will do anything for him, to the point of being a SyncopathicServant.
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* UndyingLoyalty: Weasel adores Fizz, and will do anything for him, to the point of being a SyncopathicServant.SycophanticServant.
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* ContinuityReboot: This show starts entirely from a clean slate, with the only thing remaining from the original being Mr.Magoo's visual handicap.
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* ContinuityReboot: This show starts entirely from a clean slate, with the only thing remaining from the original being Mr. Magoo's visual handicap.
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* YoungerAndHipper: This iteration of Mr.Magoo is slightly younger, but still has the same core characteristics aside from the grumpiness of his previous self.
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* YoungerAndHipper: This iteration of Mr. Magoo is slightly younger, but still has the same core characteristics aside from the grumpiness of his previous self.
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* RunningGag: Fizz often ends up screaming [[SayMyName "MAGOO!"]], in/at EveryEpisodeEnding, typically whenever his plans, plots, and schemes result in failure.
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* RunningGag: Fizz would often ends end up screaming [[SayMyName "MAGOO!"]], in/at EveryEpisodeEnding, typically whenever his plans, plots, and schemes result in failure.failure out of defeat.
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* RunningGag: Fizz often ends up screaming [[SayMyName "MAGOO!"]] in/at EveryEpisodeEnding, whenever his plans, plots, and schemes result in failure.
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* RunningGag: Fizz often ends up screaming [[SayMyName "MAGOO!"]] "MAGOO!"]], in/at EveryEpisodeEnding, typically whenever his plans, plots, and schemes result in failure.
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* RunningGag: Fizz often ends up screaming [[SayMyName "MAGOO!"]] in/at EveryEpisodeEnding, whenever his plans, plots, and schemes result in failure.
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In the US, the series was released on [[Creator/{{CBS}} CBS All Access]] on January 16, 2020.
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In the US, the series was released on [[Creator/{{CBS}} [[Creator/ParamountPlus CBS All Access]] on January 16, 2020.
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''Mr. Magoo'' is a French-American reboot of the original ''WesternAnimation/MrMagoo'' cartoon, produced by Creator/Xilam with the help of [[Creator/DreamWorksAnimation Classic Media]]. Although technically the series [[ShortRunInPeru premiered in Portugal in December 2018]], it had its official premiere in France on May 4, 2019.[[note]]The series also notably premiered in Belgium on La Trois in January, in which the same thing essentially happened with WesternAnimation/PatTheDog.[[/note]]
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''Mr. Magoo'' is a French-American reboot of the original ''WesternAnimation/MrMagoo'' cartoon, produced by Creator/Xilam {{Creator/Xilam}} with the help of [[Creator/DreamWorksAnimation Classic Media]]. Although technically the series [[ShortRunInPeru premiered in Portugal in December 2018]], it had its official premiere in France on May 4, 2019.[[note]]The series also notably premiered in Belgium on La Trois in January, in which the same thing essentially happened with WesternAnimation/PatTheDog.[[/note]]
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''Mr. Magoo'' is a French-American reboot of the original ''WesternAnimation/MrMagoo'' cartoon, produced by Xilam with the help of [[Creator/DreamWorks Classic Media]]. Although technically the series [[ShortRunInPeru premiered in Portugal in December 2018]], it had its official premiere in France on May 4, 2019.[[note]]The series also notably premiered in Belgium on La Trois in January, in which the same thing essentially happened with WesternAnimation/PatTheDog.[[/note]]
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''Mr. Magoo'' is a French-American reboot of the original ''WesternAnimation/MrMagoo'' cartoon, produced by Xilam Creator/Xilam with the help of [[Creator/DreamWorks [[Creator/DreamWorksAnimation Classic Media]]. Although technically the series [[ShortRunInPeru premiered in Portugal in December 2018]], it had its official premiere in France on May 4, 2019.[[note]]The series also notably premiered in Belgium on La Trois in January, in which the same thing essentially happened with WesternAnimation/PatTheDog.[[/note]]
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Up To Eleven is a defunct trope
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* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Compared to the original Mr. Magoo, who had his nice moments, this one's kindness is taken UpToEleven, bordering on AllLovingHero, and he is not a GrumpyOldMan.
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* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Compared to the original Mr. Magoo, who had his nice moments, this one's kindness is taken UpToEleven, up to eleven, bordering on AllLovingHero, and he is not a GrumpyOldMan.
