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** Boris too seems to have lost a couple of IQ points. He was always prone to BondVillainStupidity, but here he gets a lot more moments where he's an out-and-out [[TheDitz Ditz]]. It gets to the point where one of Natasha's recognized {{Catch-Phrase}}s is "Idiot Boris!"
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** Boris too seems to have lost a couple of IQ points. He was always prone to BondVillainStupidity, but here he gets a lot more moments where he's an out-and-out [[TheDitz Ditz]]. It gets to the point where one of Natasha's recognized {{Catch-Phrase}}s {{Catchphrase}}s is "Idiot Boris!"
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* AsHimself: Creator/GordonRamsay and Mario Lopez play themselves.
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* AsHimself: Creator/GordonRamsay and Creator/GordonRamsay, Mario Lopez and Music/WeirdAlYankovic play themselves.
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* GeniusSerum: One adventure involved finding the Kirwood Derby[[note]] a wordplay on television announcer Durward Kirby[[/note]], a hat that made its wearer the smartest fellow on Earth. IdiotHero Bullwinkle Moose finds it, and discovers that it does indeed make him much smarter, but it also makes his minuscule brain overheat. The moon men Gidney and Cloyd reclaim the chapeau, as it was made for their ruling prince, who's otherwise a clueless goofball like Bullwinkle.
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* LimitedAnimation: Even with technological advancements in animation production, it's still intentionally invoked here to keep in line with the original show's primitive animation.
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* BlackBossLady: Director Peachfuzz, due to a combination RaceLift and GenderFlip.
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* ChainedHeat: Boris and Natasha are handcuffed together after their prison escape in "Stink of Fear", which forces them to cooperate and helps their partnership develop from TeethClenchedTeamwork to PlatonicLifePartners.
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'''Boris''': No, at the wrist.
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'''Boris''': No, at the wrist.
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* IWorkAlone: Natasha and Boris both claim this in part one of "Stink of Fear". Played for laughs in Boris' case because he is the leader of a gang. He even shoos a few of his gang members out of Fearless Leader's office after making the claim.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Eccentric billionaire Rafi Tusk, a send-up of Elon Musk.
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Not to be confused with the original 1959-64 series, or the 2000 film of the same name.
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Not to be confused with the original 1959-64 series, or the [[Film/TheAdventuresOfRockyAndBullwinkle 2000 film of the same name.
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* WhoWritesThisCrap: The narrator lampshades this at the end of episode 5.
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* WhoWritesThisCrap: The narrator lampshades this at the end of episode 5.5.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Gordon Ramsay, which should come as no aurprise to anyone. Though he's a little toned down compared his regular persona (no swearing, for one), he's still very hard to please, quick to insult, and has an ego a mile wide... but he's also very understanding about others' personal issues like Rocky's stage fright and Boris's problems with his self-esteem. Though in the latter case he may just have been {{Troll}}ing Boris who was hoping to get some creative insults out of him.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Gordon Ramsay, which should come as no aurprise surprise to anyone. Though he's a little toned down compared his regular persona (no swearing, for one), he's still very hard to please, quick to insult, and has an ego a mile wide... but he's also very understanding about others' personal issues like Rocky's stage fright and Boris's problems with his self-esteem. Though in the latter case he may just have been {{Troll}}ing Boris who was hoping to get some creative insults out of him.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Gordon Ramsay, which should come as no aurprise to anyone. He's a little toned down compared his regular persona (no swearing, for one), though he's still very hard to please, quick to insult, and has an ego a mile wide... but he's also very understanding about others' personal issues like Rocky's stage fright and Boris's problems with his self-esteem (though in the latter case he may just have been {{Troll}}ing Boris who was hoping to get some creative insults out of him.)
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Gordon Ramsay, which should come as no aurprise to anyone. He's Though he's a little toned down compared his regular persona (no swearing, for one), though he's still very hard to please, quick to insult, and has an ego a mile wide... but he's also very understanding about others' personal issues like Rocky's stage fright and Boris's problems with his self-esteem (though self-esteem. Though in the latter case he may just have been {{Troll}}ing Boris who was hoping to get some creative insults out of him.)
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Gordon Ramsay, true to his classic persona. He's hard to please, quick to insult, and has an ego a mile wide... but he's also very understanding about others' personal issues like Rocky's stage fright and Boris's problems with his self-esteem (though in the latter case he may just have been {{Troll}}ing Boris who was hoping to get some creative insults.)
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Gordon Ramsay, true which should come as no aurprise to his classic persona. anyone. He's a little toned down compared his regular persona (no swearing, for one), though he's still very hard to please, quick to insult, and has an ego a mile wide... but he's also very understanding about others' personal issues like Rocky's stage fright and Boris's problems with his self-esteem (though in the latter case he may just have been {{Troll}}ing Boris who was hoping to get some creative insults.insults out of him.)
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Gordon Ramsay, true to his classic persona. He's hard to please, quick to insult, and has an ego a mile wide... but he's also very understanding about others' personal issues like Rocky's stage fright and Boris's problems with his self-esteem (though in the latter case he may just have been {{Troll}}ing Boris who was hoping to get some creative insults.)
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* AdaptationalDumbass: Rocky, while still the smarter and more down-to-earth of the titular duo, grabs the IdiotBall far more often than in the original series. He swings between OnlySaneMan and straight-up {{Cloudcuckoolander}} depending on what's [[RuleOfFunny funnier]] at the moment.
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** Rocky, while still the smarter and more down-to-earth of the titular duo, grabs the IdiotBall far more often than in the original series. He swings between OnlySaneMan and straight-up {{Cloudcuckoolander}} depending on what's [[RuleOfFunny funnier]] at the moment.
** Boris too seems to have lost a couple of IQ points. He was always prone to BondVillainStupidity, but here he gets a lot more moments where he's an out-and-out [[TheDitz Ditz]]. It gets to the point where one of Natasha's recognized {{Catch-Phrase}}s is "Idiot Boris!"
** Rocky, while still the smarter and more down-to-earth of the titular duo, grabs the IdiotBall far more often than in the original series. He swings between OnlySaneMan and straight-up {{Cloudcuckoolander}} depending on what's [[RuleOfFunny funnier]] at the moment.
** Boris too seems to have lost a couple of IQ points. He was always prone to BondVillainStupidity, but here he gets a lot more moments where he's an out-and-out [[TheDitz Ditz]]. It gets to the point where one of Natasha's recognized {{Catch-Phrase}}s is "Idiot Boris!"
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* AttendingYourOwnFuneral: Rocky does this at the end of "Stink of Fear".
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* AttendingYourOwnFuneral: Rocky does this at the end of "Stink of Fear".Fear," amazed that Bullwinkle managed to get together an entire funeral when Rocky was only gone for about five minutes.
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* LargeHam: The Narrator, who (once more in a tradition carried over from the classic series) seldom passes up a chance to [[ChewingTheScenery Chew Some Scenery.]]
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* VitriolicBestBuds: Along with PlatonicLifePartners, this is Boris and Natasha's dynamic in this show. In the first episode they are ''not'' happy about being asked to work together, and spend a lot of time arguing over which of them should be in charge, but by the end of the first story arc they have firmly been established as a duo who stick together, even if they still bicker and there's no real romantic overtones.
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* StraightMan: Rocky still has a tendency to play this role to Bullwinkle, though not to the extent of the original show; he's gained a few eccentric quirks of his own and is more likely to join in on the silliness.
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* AdaptationalDumbass: Rocky, while still the smarter and more down-to-earth of the titular duo, grabs the IdiotBall far more often than in the original series. He swings between OnlySaneMan and straight-up {{Cloudcuckoolander}} depending on what's [[RuleOfFunny funnier]] at the moment.
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''The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle'' is the [[ContinuityReboot revival]] of [[WesternAnimation/RockyAndBullwinkle the 60's series]]. It premiered on May 11, 2018 on [[Creator/AmazonStudios Amazon Prime]] and is Creator/DreamWorksAnimation's first series for that platform.
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''The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle'' is the [[ContinuityReboot revival]] of [[WesternAnimation/RockyAndBullwinkle the 60's series]]. It premiered on May 11, 2018 on [[Creator/AmazonStudios Amazon Prime]] Creator/PrimeVideo and is Creator/DreamWorksAnimation's first series for that platform.
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* WhoWritesThisCrap / WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: The narrator lampshades this at the end of episode 5.
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* LogoJoke: Bullwinkle does his magic trick and pulls Rocky out of a hat, who flies up to the DreamWorks Animation logo, seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBqC8PMEYJk here]].
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* LogoJoke: Bullwinkle does his magic trick and pulls Rocky out of a hat, who flies up to the DreamWorks [=DreamWorks=] Animation logo, seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBqC8PMEYJk here]].
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* LogoJoke: Bullwinkle does his magic trick and pulls Rocky out of a hat, who flies up to the DreamWorks Animation logo, seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBqC8PMEYJk here]].
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* SequelHook: Each arc ends with some sort of mention of the plot of the next arc.
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* ChekhovsGun: "Jump Like A Frog Does" gets this thrice over. Once when Rocky and Bullwinkle are faced with an army of people dressed like Cloyd and play the song so they can get the real Cloyd to dance to it. Towards the end of the arc Fearless Leader beams it through a satellite forcing everyone on earth to dance to it. In the midst of this, the rap section of the song is played, which is essentially telling the heroes how to save the world.
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* NotNowWereTooBusyCryingOverYou: When Rocky attends his own funeral, he tries to get Bullwinkle's attention, only to be met with this response from him.
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* NotNowWereTooBusyCryingOverYou: When Rocky attends his own funeral, funeral (see the above trope), he tries to get Bullwinkle's attention, only to be met with this response from him.
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* ImagineTheAudienceNaked: Bullwinkle misinterprets the old stage-fright cure of picturing the audience in their underwear as "have the audience picture ''you'' in ''your'' underwear".
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** In the second episode of the "Moosebumps" arc, after having arrived in London, Boris and Natasha disguise themselves as [[Film/MaryPoppins "affable yet free-wheeling chimney-sweep" and "uptight nanny who always carries umbrella."]] They end up having to take care of the son and daughter of a "very busy businessman" and on the kids' insistence spend most of the episode doing things like flying with an umbrella and jumping into magical paintings.
** The same episode sees a monsterized Bullwinkle re-enacts the iconic "Film/KingKong fighting planes on top of a skyscraper" scene, with Rocky taking the role of Ann Darrow, and the Big Ben tower standing in for the skyscraper. The narrator even comments that this reminds him an awful lot of a certain movie.
** The same episode sees a monsterized Bullwinkle re-enacts the iconic "Film/KingKong fighting planes on top of a skyscraper" scene, with Rocky taking the role of Ann Darrow, and the Big Ben tower standing in for the skyscraper. The narrator even comments that this reminds him an awful lot of a certain movie.
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** In the second episode of the "Moosebumps" arc, after having arrived in London, Boris and Natasha disguise themselves respectively as [[Film/MaryPoppins "affable yet free-wheeling chimney-sweep" and "uptight nanny who always carries umbrella."]] They end up having to take care of the son and daughter of a "very busy businessman" and on the kids' insistence spend most of the episode doing things like flying with an umbrella and jumping into magical paintings.
** The same episode sees a monsterized Bullwinklere-enacts re-enacting the iconic "Film/KingKong fighting planes on top of a skyscraper" scene, with Rocky taking the role of Ann Darrow, and the Big Ben tower standing in for the skyscraper. The narrator even comments that this reminds him an awful lot of a certain movie.
** The same episode sees a monsterized Bullwinkle
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* WhoWritesThisCrap / WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids : The narrator lampshades this at the end of episode 5.
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** In "Moosebumps," after having arrived in London, Boris and Natasha disguise themselves as an [[Film/MaryPoppins "affable yet free-wheeling chimney-sweep" and an "uptight nanny who always carries umbrella."]] They end up having to take care of the son and daughter of a "very busy businessman."
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** In "Moosebumps," the second episode of the "Moosebumps" arc, after having arrived in London, Boris and Natasha disguise themselves as an [[Film/MaryPoppins "affable yet free-wheeling chimney-sweep" and an "uptight nanny who always carries umbrella."]] They end up having to take care of the son and daughter of a "very busy businessman." businessman" and on the kids' insistence spend most of the episode doing things like flying with an umbrella and jumping into magical paintings.
** The same episode sees a monsterized Bullwinkle re-enacts the iconic "Film/KingKong fighting planes on top of a skyscraper" scene, with Rocky taking the role of Ann Darrow, and the Big Ben tower standing in for the skyscraper. The narrator even comments that this reminds him an awful lot of a certain movie.
** The same episode sees a monsterized Bullwinkle re-enacts the iconic "Film/KingKong fighting planes on top of a skyscraper" scene, with Rocky taking the role of Ann Darrow, and the Big Ben tower standing in for the skyscraper. The narrator even comments that this reminds him an awful lot of a certain movie.
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** In "Moosebumps," after having arrived in London, Boris and Natasha disguise themselves as an [[Film/MaryPoppins "affable yet free-wheeling chimney-sweep" and an "uptight nanny who always carries umbrella."]]
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** In "Moosebumps," Boris and Natasha dress up as an [[Disney/MaryPoppins "affable yet free-wheeling chimney-sweep" and an "uptight nanny who always carries umbrella."]]
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* MythologyGag: The real-estate listing for the haunted mansion in "Moosebumps!" features an ad for a "What do they look like now?" article with R&B's classic character designs.
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* RememberedICouldFly: Rocky and Bullwinkle climb all the way to the top of the Eiffel Tower, and the latter tells the former that he should've flown.
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* WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue: "Dark Side of the Moose" ends on one of these.
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* NotNowWereTooBusyCryingOverYou: When Rocky attends his own funeral, he tries to get Bullwinkle's attention, only to be met with this response from him.
* NotNowWereTooBusyCryingOverYou: When Rocky attends his own funeral, he tries to get Bullwinkle's attention, only to be met with this response from him.
