History WesternAnimation / StressedEric

* CulturalTranslation: Yes, TheBBC have broadcast DinoBabies, LittleBear, and BuckyOHare with the American voices still intact, but Stressed Eric? The cartoon was made by KlaskyCsupo (creators of {{Rugrats}} and [[TheWildThornberries the Wild Thornberries]]), but it was TheBBC that chose the voice acting for the characters and the setting in it!

* AngryGermanKid: Liz.

* NoExportForYou\BannedInChina: The second season wasn't shown in the US, because it wasn't funny enough.

* {{DownerEnding Downer Beginning, Middle and End}}: PlayedForLaughs, depending on your sense of humour.

* [DownerEnding Downer Beginning, Middle and End]: PlayedForLaughs, depending on your sense of humour.

* : Yes, TheBBC have broadcast DinoBabies, LittleBear, and BuckyOHare with the American voices still intact, but Stressed Eric? The cartoon was made by KlaskyCsupo (creators of {{Rugrats}} and [[TheWildThornberries the Wild Thornberries]]), but it was TheBBC that chose the voice acting for the characters and the setting in it!

* {{Americanitis}}: Yes, TheBBC have broadcast DinoBabies, LittleBear, and BuckyOHare with the American voices still intact, but Stressed Eric? The cartoon was made by KlaskyCsupo (creators of {{Rugrats}} and [[TheWildThornberries the Wild Thornberries]]), but it was TheBBC that chose the voice acting for the characters and the setting in it!

* BigEater: Brian takes this trope BeyondTheImpossible! He will eat almost everything from VHSes to [[ComedicSociopath people's hair]].

Think modern life is stressful? Well just be thankful that you're not Eric Feeble, the perpetually struggling forty-something and unfortunate star of this short-lived British animated series. The series lasted for 13 episodes, broadcast in two seasons. The first season was broadcast in 1998, the second in 2000. The first series (but ''not'' the second) was co-produced by Creator/{{Klasky-Csupo}}.

* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: The Perfects.

* CrossPoppingVeins: Eric gets them several times an episode. Sometimes they get so bad that they grab him by his throat!

** [[UpToEleven Claire's friend Julie is allergic to even more things, including air!]]

* NoExportForYou: The second season wasn't shown in the US.

* SuicideAsComedy: In "Pony" an entry in Claire's diary implied she was going to kill herself.
* TheyKilledKenny: Eric dies of stress at the end of nearly every episode.

* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: This is another member of the One Word Episode Title club (see also ''Lou Grant,'' ''{{Smallville}}'', ''TheSecretCircle'' and ''{{Revenge}}'').

* SameLanguageDub: For US airings, Eric's lines were dubbed over by HankAzaria, making Eric an American living in Britain.

Eric is a divorced father of two. He is the primary caregiver for both of his kids. Which is a stressful duty. Brian, Eric's son, seems to have a learning disability. He is 9 to 10-years-old, but has already flunked classes for three years. He doesn't speak at all, wanders aimlessly, and has a tendency to place random items into his mouth. Claire, Eric's daughter, is notably frail. She is 6-years-old and her immune system is hypersensitive. She has allegic reactions to just about everything, and has to eat special regulation food. Which doesn't stop her from craving for regular food. Maria, their Portuguese au-pair, is alcoholic. His ex-wife Liz currently lives with another man, and tries to rediscover through following NewAge ideas. Which doesn't prevent her from incessantly calling Eric when she feels like it.

Eric is a divorced father of two. He is the primary caregiver for both of his kids. Which is a stressful duty. Brian, Eric' son, seems to have a learning disability. He is 9 to 10-years-old, but has already flanked classes for three years. He doesn't speak at all, wanders aimlessly, and has a tendency to place random items into his mouth. Claire, Eric's daughter, is notably frail. She is 6-years-old and her immune system is hypersensitive. She has allegic reactions to just about everything, and has to eat special regulation food. Which doesn't stop her from craving for regular food. Maria, their Portuguese au-pair, is alcoholic. His ex-wife Liz currently lives with another man, and tries to rediscover through following NewAge ideas. Which doesn't prevent her from incessantly calling Eric when she feels like it.

* HairOfGold: The Perfects.

And you think modern life is stressful? Well just be thankful that you're not Eric Feeble, the perpetually struggling forty-something and unfortunate star of this short-lived British animated series. The series lasted for 13 episodes, broadcast in two seasons. The first season was broadcast in 1998, the second in 2000. The first series (but ''not'' the second) was co-produced by Creator/{{Klasky-Csupo}}.

And you think modern life is stressful? Well just be thankful that you're not Eric Feeble, the perpetually struggling forty-something and unfortunate star of this short-lived British animated series. The series lasted for 13 episodes, broadcast in two seasons. The first season was broadcast in 1998, the second in 2000. The series was produces by Creator/{{Klasky-Csupo}}.

And you think modern life is stressful? Well just be thankful that you're not Eric Feeble, the perpetually struggling forty-something and unfortunate star of this short-lived British animated series. The series lasted for 13 episodes, broadcast in two seasons. The first season was broadcast in 1998, the second in 2000.

Eric is a divorced father of two. He is the primary caregiver for both of his kids. Which is a stressful duty. Brian, Eric' son, seems to have a learning disability. He is 9 to 10-years-old, but has already flanked classes for three years. He doesn't speak at all, wanders aimlessly, and has a tendency to place random items into his mouth. Claire, Eric's daughter, is notably frail. She is 6-years-old and her immune system is hypersensitive. She has allegic reactions to just about everything, and has to eat special regulation food. Which doesn't stop her from craving for regular food. Maria, their Portuguese au-pair, is alcoholic.

Eric is a divorced father of two. He is the primary caregiver for both of his kids. Which is a stressful duty. Brian, Eric' son, seems to have a learning disability. He is 9 to 10-years-old, but has already flanked classes for three years. He doesn't speak at all, wanders aimlessly, and has a tendency to place random items into his mouth. Claire, Eric's daughter, is notably frail. She is 6-years-old and her immune system is hypersensitive. She has allegic reactions to just about everything.

Eric is a divorced father of two. He is the primary caregiver for both of his kids. Which is a stressful duty. His son Brian seems to have a learning disability. He is 9 to 10-years-old, but has already flanked classes for three years. He doesn't speak at all, wanders aimlessly

unable to control an oral fixation. He sticks ever

And you think modern life is stressful? Well just be thankful that you're not Eric Feeble, the perpetually struggling forty-something and unfortunate star of this short-lived British animated series.

** Claire's friend Julie is allergic to even more things, [[BeyondTheImpossible including air]]!