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* DebatingNames: In the episode where Mummy Rabbit is pregnant, Peppa and her friends try to think of names for the baby. Pedro keeps suggesting names that don't follow the AlliterativeName pattern.

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** Season 2: "George's Birthday", "Zoë Zebra the Postman's Daughter" (where Peppa writes a birthday card to Zoe), "Daddy Pig's Birthday"

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** Season 2: "George's Birthday", "Zoë "Zoe; Zebra the Postman's Daughter" (where Peppa writes a birthday card to Zoe), "Daddy Pig's Birthday"



** The police officers have "Always remember to keep your ears and eyes open!". Typically followed by them bumping into something and giving it a ticket.

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** The police officers have "Always remember to keep your ears and eyes open!". [[AesopAmnesia Typically followed by them bumping into something and giving it a ticket.]]
** Pedro has "It's a super-(insert thing here)!", which is typically used to win an argument.
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* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: At first, Daddy Pig would get into embarrassing situations due to his status as a BumblingDad. However, later episodes would have it happen to Mummy Pig on occasion. Daddy Pig would then lampshade that he thought it only happened to him.

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* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: {{Slapstick}}: At first, Daddy Pig would get into embarrassing situations due to his status as a BumblingDad. However, later episodes would have it happen to Mummy Pig on occasion. Daddy Pig would then lampshade that he thought it only happened to him.
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** Rebecca and her family have button-like noses like every cartoon rabbit. Real rabbits have V-shaped noses.
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* CallBack: In "Winter Games", the characters are on a ski trip and Mummy Pig is cautious not to inadvertently ski down a mountain and into her house like she did in "Snowy Mountain". She ends up doing that again, going through and out of the other end of the house and into the playgroup.

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In "Winter Games", the characters are on a ski trip and Mummy Pig is cautious not to inadvertently ski down a mountain and into her house like she did in "Snowy Mountain". She ends up doing that again, going through and out of the other end of the house and into the playgroup.



* AWizardDidIt: Played with near the end of "Shopping". A chocolate cake is scanned, and it turns out it wasn't on the list. Daddy Pig confesses to getting it off-screen despite it not being clearly shown in the cart.
** In "TV Land", Miss Rabbit gives a description on how television works, simplifying it by saying "It's magic!".

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* AWizardDidIt: AWizardDidIt:
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Played with near the end of "Shopping". A chocolate cake is scanned, and it turns out it wasn't on the list. Daddy Pig confesses to getting it off-screen despite it not being clearly shown in the cart.
** In "TV Land", Miss Rabbit gives a description on how television works, simplifying it by saying saying, "It's magic!".magic!"
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''Peppa Pig'' is a British pre-school animated television series created, directed and produced by Astley Baker Davies (the same team that made ''WesternAnimation/TheBigKnights'' and who also make ''WesternAnimation/BenAndHollysLittleKingdom'') and distributed by Creator/EntertainmentOne. Debuted in 2004 on Creator/Channel5 with new episodes premiering as of August 2021, and [[LongRunners renewed through at least 2027]].

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''Peppa Pig'' is a British pre-school animated television series created, directed and produced by Astley Baker Neville Astley, Creator/MarkBaker and Phil Davies (the same team that made ''WesternAnimation/TheBigKnights'' and who also make ''WesternAnimation/BenAndHollysLittleKingdom'') and distributed by Creator/EntertainmentOne. Debuted in 2004 on Creator/Channel5 with new episodes premiering as of August 2021, and [[LongRunners renewed through at least 2027]].
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It’s so popular in the UK in fact, it may as well be one of the only shows in history to have episodes premiere '''in cinemas'''. [[http://lifestyle.one/closer/entertainment/soaps/peppa-pig-first-cinema-experience-film/ No, we're not joking]]. The massive international popularity of the series resulted in the Chinese release ''Peppa Celebrates Chinese New Year'', with plans for a limited subtitled U.S. release as well. [[https://variety.com/2019/film/news/peppa-pig-chinese-new-year-viral-alibaba-eone-1203125064/ We're not joking about this either.]]

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It’s so popular in the UK in fact, it may as well be one of the only few shows in history to have episodes premiere '''in cinemas'''. [[http://lifestyle.one/closer/entertainment/soaps/peppa-pig-first-cinema-experience-film/ No, we're not joking]]. [[note]]The other main UK examples are ''Series/{{Sherlock}}'' and ''Series/DoctorWho'', so that's the kind of cultural phenomnenon we're talking about here[[/note]] The massive international popularity of the series resulted in the Chinese release ''Peppa Celebrates Chinese New Year'', with plans for a limited subtitled U.S. release as well. [[https://variety.com/2019/film/news/peppa-pig-chinese-new-year-viral-alibaba-eone-1203125064/ We're not joking about this either.]]
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** In "Charity Shop", a old chair can be seen from the episode "Jumble Sale". They even comment on how they thought they got rid of it years ago.


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** In "TV Land", Miss Rabbit gives a description on how television works, simplifying it by saying "It's magic!".
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* ShakingTheRump: Grandpa Pig does this after getting a strike in "Bowling".
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** The police officers have "Always remember to keep your ears and eyes open!". Typically followed by them bumping into something and giving it a ticket.
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** [[LampshadeHanging Even Peppa and her friends agree that they like it when their names start with the same letter as the name of the species they are.]] For example, in "Mummy Rabbit's Bump", Peppa and some of her friends get to pick out a name for Mummy Rabbit's baby. Pedro's suggestions elicit strong questioning or rejection.

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** [[LampshadeHanging Even Peppa and her friends agree that they like it when their names start with the same letter sound as the name of the species they are.]] For example, in "Mummy Rabbit's Bump", Peppa and some of her friends get to pick out a name for Mummy Rabbit's baby. Pedro's suggestions elicit strong questioning or rejection.
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* BannedInChina: Two of the episodes, "Mister Skinnylegs", and "Spider Web", which feature Mister Skinnylegs, are banned in Australia because numerous species of spiders there are very dangerous and encouraging viewers to befriend them.
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* TheComplianceGame: In one episode, Peppa's cousins Chloe (who's about elementary school age) and Alexander (a baby) come to visit. The family tries to spoon-feed Alexander, but he refuses until they pretend the spoon is an airplane.
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* BannedInAustralia: Two of the episodes, "Mister Skinnylegs", and "Spider Web", which feature Mister Skinnylegs, are banned in Australia because numerous species of spiders there are very dangerous.

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* BannedInAustralia: BannedInChina: Two of the episodes, "Mister Skinnylegs", and "Spider Web", which feature Mister Skinnylegs, are banned in Australia because numerous species of spiders there are very dangerous.dangerous and encouraging viewers to befriend them.
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* BannedInAustralia: Two of the episodes, "Mister Skinnylegs", and "Spider Web", which feature Mister Skinnylegs, are banned in Australia because numerous species of spiders there are very dangerous.
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* CatchPhrase: "If you jump in muddy puddles, you must wear your boots!"
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''Narrator:''' Pirate talk is a bit difficult to understand.\\

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''Narrator:''' '''Narrator:''' Pirate talk is a bit difficult to understand.\\
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* WhoWantsToBeWhoWantsToBeAMillionaire: In "Mr. Potato's Fruit and Vegetable Quiz", as Peppa and Suzy argued over a question about whether a tomato is a fruit or a vegetable, Mr. Potato took out a mobile phone and suggested that they "Call A Friend". Answering the call (and the question) was no other than Edmond.

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* WhoWantsToBeWhoWantsToBeAMillionaire: In "Mr. Potato's Fruit and Vegetable Quiz", as Peppa and Suzy argued argue over a question about whether a tomato is a fruit or a vegetable, Mr. Potato took takes out a mobile phone and suggested suggests that they "Call A Friend". Answering the call (and the question) was is no other than Edmond.
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* AWizardDidIt: Played with near the end of "Shopping". A chocolate cake is scanned, and it turns out it wasn't on the list. Daddy Pig confesses to getting it off-screen despite not being clearly shown in the cart.

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* AWizardDidIt: Played with near the end of "Shopping". A chocolate cake is scanned, and it turns out it wasn't on the list. Daddy Pig confesses to getting it off-screen despite it not being clearly shown in the cart.

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** There are a number of history- and culture-based episodes in Season 6, namely "Chinese New Year" (which involves the characters engaging in several of its cultural traditions), "Roman Day" "Viking Day", and "Stone Age Granny".

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** "Chinese New Year" involves the playgroup being taught about and engaging in several of the holiday's cultural traditions, such as 'spring-cleaning' out the old year and wearing red for good luck.
** There are a number of history- and culture-based history-based episodes in Season 6, namely "Chinese New Year" (which involves the characters engaging in several of its cultural traditions), "Roman Day" "Viking Day", and "Stone Age Granny".
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** "Doctors" introduces the audience medical doctors, opticians, vets, dentists, and mechanics (or, well, "car doctors"), as well as their respective jobs and roles.
** There are a number of history- and culture-based episodes in Season 6, namely "Chinese New Year", "Roman Day" "Viking Day", and "Stone Age Granny".

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** "Doctors" introduces the audience to medical doctors, opticians, vets, dentists, and mechanics (or, well, "car doctors"), as well as their respective jobs and roles.
** There are a number of history- and culture-based episodes in Season 6, namely "Chinese New Year", Year" (which involves the characters engaging in several of its cultural traditions), "Roman Day" "Viking Day", and "Stone Age Granny".
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As a long-time watcher of Peppa Pig since I was Peppa's age in the series (/srs), I've noticed a change in the subject matter discussed in the episodes over the years, and am pointing this out as I'm surprised I learnt something myself from this preschool show.

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* EdutainmentShow: While the series' primary focus isn't education, several of the episodes, especially from Season 5 and onward, feature informative elements and premises for the young audience.
** "Simple Science" discusses a simplified form of the scientific method, with greater focus on asking questions, making hypotheses/predictions, and experimentation.
** "The Great Barrier Reef" has marine conservation as a theme and makes it a plot point that one should never take anything out of its natural habitat.
** "Doctors" introduces the audience medical doctors, opticians, vets, dentists, and mechanics (or, well, "car doctors"), as well as their respective jobs and roles.
** There are a number of history- and culture-based episodes in Season 6, namely "Chinese New Year", "Roman Day" "Viking Day", and "Stone Age Granny".
** "Breakfast Club" has the preschool audience learn alongside Peppa that food gives one energy for their daily activities.
** Different winter sports are illustrated in "Winter Games".
** "Woodland Club" teaches both Peppa and her friends ''and'' the audience how to make a shelter in the wild.

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As stated, the Australian Holiday arc starts with the Pig family arriving at the Kangaroos' house and ends with them leaving, so there is by all means an ending


* ArtisticLicensePaleontology: In-universe -- when the kids visit the dinosaur exhibit in Potato City, Edmund Elephant points out that the dinosaurs they have living together didn't actually live in the same era. The kids also basically get the attendant of the dinosaur exhibit to admit that the only reason they have a dinosaur exhibit at ''Potato'' City is because it's awesome.

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* ArtisticLicensePaleontology: In-universe -- In-universe; when the kids visit the dinosaur exhibit in Potato City, Edmund Elephant points out that the dinosaurs they have living together didn't actually live in the same era. The kids also basically get the attendant of the dinosaur exhibit to admit that the only reason they have a dinosaur exhibit at ''Potato'' City is because it's awesome.



** Danny Dog's father has been sailing around the world. He decides to stay home when he returns during the series.

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** Danny Dog's father has been sailing around the world. He decides to stay home when he returns during the series.Sason 4.



* DoubleStandard: In-universe; in "Fathers' Day", Mummy Pig jokingly tells her children that Mothers' Day is a real day and Fathers' Day is a "made-up modern thing".
** She isn't too wrong though, because Fathers' Day only emerged in the UK after WWII, while Mothers' Day had biblical roots.

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* DoubleStandard: In-universe; in "Fathers' Day", Mummy Pig jokingly tells her children that Mothers' Day is a real day and Fathers' Day is a "made-up modern thing".
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thing". She isn't too wrong wrong, though, because Fathers' Day only emerged in the UK after WWII, while Mothers' Day had biblical roots.



* FrigidWaterIsHarmless: One episode has the characters going to the beach in the snow, and Madame Gazelle swims in the sea with her swimsuit on and doesn't get hypothermia. While the others don't want to swim due to finding it unpleasantly cold, hypothermia isn't brought up.

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* FrigidWaterIsHarmless: One The episode "Sun, Sea, and Snow" has the characters going to the beach in the snow, and Madame Gazelle swims in the sea with her swimsuit on and doesn't get hypothermia. While the others don't want to swim due to finding it unpleasantly cold, hypothermia isn't brought up.



* NoEnding: "Boomerang" (the final part of the Australian Holiday) ends with Peppa and Kylie discussing how the holiday was going so far, ending with the narrator stating that they have had "the best holiday ever". Cue ending credits, thus not giving a "returning back home" episode as with the Italian Holiday 4-parter.

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* %%* NoEnding: Averted. "Boomerang" (the final part of the Australian Holiday) ends with Peppa and Kylie discussing how the holiday was going so far, far and the Pig family leaving, ending with the narrator stating that they have had "the best holiday ever". Cue ending credits, thus not giving a "returning back home" episode as with the Italian Holiday 4-parter.4-parter, but considering the Australian Holiday arc starts with the Pigs' arrival ''at'' the Kangaroos' house, it fits.



** But then, we see the 2012 episode "Snowy Mountain"'s events (Mummy Pig skiing into her house) portrayed as the previous year to the 2022 episode "Winter Games"'s events.

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** But then, we see the 2012 episode "Snowy Mountain"'s events (Mummy Pig skiing into her house) portrayed as [[CallBack the previous year year]] to the 2022 episode "Winter Games"'s events.
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* MrExposition: In many episodes, the Narrator explains the audience what's going on to the audience. In the episode "Winter Games", he points out the different winter sports equipment the characters are using, such as skis, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monoski monoskis]], and snowboards. However, most of the time, he's NarratingTheObvious.

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* MrExposition: In many episodes, the Narrator explains the audience what's going on to the audience. In the episode "Winter Games", he points out the different winter sports equipment the characters are using, such as skis, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monoski monoskis]], and snowboards. However, most of the time, he's NarratingTheObvious.
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** In the episode "Daddy Pig's Office", the equation written on Daddy Pig's whiteboard is the quadratic formula.

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* EverythingsBetterWithSparkles: The children certainly seem to think so in-universe; in the episode "School Project", when all the children at playgroup submit their artistic projects, a vast majority of the cast and their parents are covered in glitter from decorating the projects. Peppa's parents at least attempt to persuade her to remove glitter from the design, but she refuses.

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* EverythingsBetterWithSparkles: The children certainly seem to think so in-universe; in in-universe.
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the episode "School Project", when all the children at playgroup submit their artistic projects, a vast majority of the cast and their parents are covered in glitter from decorating the projects. Peppa's parents at least attempt to persuade her to remove glitter from the design, but she refuses.refuses.
** In the episode "Masks", ''all'' of the children at playgroup insist on decorating their masks with glitter, in spite of Madame Gazelle's attempts to dissuade them from how messy glitter is to clean up.

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* BlindWithoutEm: Daddy Pig & Pedro Pony. When both lose their glasses in separate episodes, they have a hard time telling what's what and who's who.

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* BlindWithoutEm: Daddy Pig & and Pedro Pony. When both lose their glasses in separate episodes, they have a hard time telling what's what and who's who.



* EverythingsBetterWithSparkles: The children certainly seem to think so in-universe; in the episode "School Project", when all the children at playgroup submit their artistic projects, a vast majority of the cast and their parents are covered in glitter from decorating the projects. Peppa's parents at least attempt to persuade her to remove glitter from the design, but she refuses.



%%* FarSideIsland: In "Desert Island".

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%%* * FarSideIsland: In "Desert Island".Island", the grandfathers are trapped on one briefly.
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* PineappleRuinsPizza: PlayedForLaughs. In the episode "Pizza! Pizza!", George is stated to like pineapple as a topping on his pizza. Daddy Pig acts horrified by this, claiming that ThereShouldBeALaw against pineapple on pizza. Everyone laughs about this and moves on, while the narrator clarifies to the preschool audience that pineapple on pizza isn't actually illegal.

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* LibraryEpisode: The characters visit the library in several episodes, but the most prominent one would be Season 3 Episode 4, "The Library".



* MiniGolfEpisode: Season 7 Episode 12, "Playing Golf", initially starts with Peppa and George visiting a golf course with Grandpa Pig, but they eventually start playing mini-golf.



* PicnicEpisode: Season 1 Episode 15, aptly titled "Picnic".



* SchoolPlay: Peppa's class acts out Little Red Riding Hood for the parents. Then, Pedro develops PerformanceAnxiety; Madame Gazelle joins him on stage.

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* SchoolPlay: Peppa's class acts out Little Red Riding Hood for the parents.parents in the 52nd and final episode of Season 1, aptly titled "School Play". Then, Pedro develops PerformanceAnxiety; Madame Gazelle joins him on stage.

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