History WesternAnimation / StuntDawgs

->''D is for Danger upon which we thrive!''
->''A is for Action makes it fun to be alive!''

* AnimateInanimateObject: Similar to Fender Bender 500 and Yogi's Treasure Hunt there are comedic times where inanimate objects talk or react. Including their sometimes SentientVehicles.

%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.

%%* Fiv eMan Band
%%** TheHero: Needham
%%** TheLancer: Skidd
%%** TheSmartGuy: Crash
%%** TheBigGuy: Splat
%%** TheChick: Sizzle
%%** SixthRanger: [[TeamPet Human]]

* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: Being the only female on the team doesn't exempt Sizzle from the AmusingInjuries they all tend to be hit with.

* TokenMinority: Crash.

* TookALevelInDumbass, TransformationRay[=/=]BalefulPolymorph, FountainOfYouth etc...: The predicaments faced by the Stunt Dawgs were... diverse to say the least, and hardly limited by our [[ArtisticLicensePhysics silly,]] [[ArtisticLicenseBiology serious]] understanding [[RuleOfFunny of science.]]

* BikerBabe: Sizzle again.

* ObviousStuntDouble: In "Freedom of Screech", Badyear becomes the stunt double for one of Fungus' girlfriends. Badyear tells the viewers Fungus paid him good money to do it. Not enough, but still good money.

* AbhorrentAdmirer: Velda.

* BaldOfAwesome: Crash.

* BigBad: Fungus.

* FiveManBand
** TheHero: Needham
** TheLancer: Skidd
** TheSmartGuy: Crash
** TheBigGuy: Splat
** TheChick: Sizzle
** SixthRanger: [[TeamPet Human]]
* FieryRedhead: Sizzle.

* ADogNamedDog: Inverted. Their pet dog is named Human.

* Animate Inanimate Object: Similar to Fender Bender 500 and Yogi's Treasure Hunt there are comedic times where inanimate objects talk or react. Including their sometimes SentientVehicles.

* Inanimate Animate Object: Similar to Fender Bender 500 and Yogi's Treasure Hunt there are comedic times where inanimate objects talk or react. Including their sometimes SentientVehicles.

* InadequateInheritor: Badyear is seen as such by his billionaire uncle.

* ComicBookAdaptation: Creator/HarveyComics produced one issue. It was... [[SoAverageItsOkay all right]].

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The show did this quite often, particularly with the names Richard P. and R. Peter Fungus. However, it goes beyond mere names. The show's predicaments, evil plans, catch-phrases, devices, minor characters and so forth seemed to wander into this territory as often as not. One example is Sizzle calling something "as funny as a wet toilet seat."

!!Tropes:

* ActionGirl: Sizzle.

* ObviousStuntDouble: In "Freedom of Screech", Badyear becomes the stunt double for one of Fungus' girlfriends. Badyear tells the viewers Fungus paid him a good money to do it. Not enough but still a good money.

** R. Peter Fungus from "Viva Lost Wages" is an AffectionateParody of Hannibal Lecter from ''Film/TheSilenceOfTheLambs''--as well as Richard P. Fungus' twin brother.

-->'''Skidd:''' You know what has ten teeth and an I.Q. of 30?
-->'''Splat:''' The first ten rows of our audience!

** Even weird by it's standards, when Airball took over, he hit all the donut shops with skunk/limberger/sardine bombs, so the donuts would taste terrible, [[DonutMessWithACop preventing the cops from functioning.]]

* VillainExclusivityClause: The Stunt Scabs are the antagonists of every episode and all cases of EnemyMine are the result of some rifts among them that cause one of more of them to temporarily team up with the heroes. In spite of it, the next episode shows the Scabs as united as if the rift never happened.