History WesternAnimation / TheMrMenShow

There is also an unrelated 1997 series also called ''The Mr. Men Show'' that redubbed the Uk-French produced ''WesternAnimation/MrMenAndLittleMiss'' shorts and presented them with [[FramingDevice live-action comedy segments]].

* "Library" takes place in this setting.

* NowWhichOneWasThatVoice:
** Only the main cast is credited, meaning some characters, like the robots and aliens that appear in the show are not credited. Fans guess that Mr. Grumpy's robot share the same voice as himself (obviously), and Herbie Homemaker is voiced by Mr. Tickle.
** Even then, some of the actors were using pseudonyms that can never be traced. Like with Yo-kai Watch (both shows were directed and voice-directed by Mark Ristley), it wasn't until later much later when Twitter feeds state that some of the actors' real names (Mr. Scatterbrain's voice actor). This was because both shows were non-union records, although Yo-Kai Watch became an expansive SAG production until season 3, which led to the Twitter reveals.

There is also an unrelated 1997 series also called ''The Mr. Men Show'' that redubbed the French-produced ''WesternAnimation/MrMenAndLittleMiss'' shorts and presented them with [[FramingDevice live-action comedy segments]].

* OffModel: At times, including some characters' limbs being disjointed for a single frame.

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* AluminumChristmasTrees: Many of the dishes Mr. Grumpy and Mr. Fussy say in the show may sound obscure to younger viewers (eg. Mashed Swede and yams, crepe suzette, bangers and mash), but they are real foods.

[[caption-width-right:320:Good morning, Dillydale!![[note]]From left to right: Top row: [[RubberMan Mr. Bounce]]; Row under top row: [[HairofGoldHeartofGold Little Miss Sunshine]], [[DoesNotKnowHisOwnStrength Mr. Strong]], [[GrumpyBear Mr. Grumpy]]; Row above bottom row: [[ThePigPen Mr. Messy]], [[MotorMouth Little Miss Chatterbox]]; Bottom row: [[TheChewToy Mr. Bump]], [[FriendlyTickleTorture Mr. Tickle]] [[/note]]]]

* GrumpyBear: Mr Grumpy. If it wasn't for that bad-tempered Care Bear, he'd be the trope's name. He also seems to be the only character in Dillydale with a brain...in his opinion, anyway.

* NiceHat: Lots of characters wear hats. Miss Daredevil even wears a helmet!

* YouGottaHaveBlueHair- Miss Naughty has pink hair, and Mr. Fussy has green hair.
** Mr. Messy apparently has pink hair as well.

* TertiarySexualCharacteristics: Some of the Little Misses who don't have hair or look gender neural would often have some feminine to stand out.

* RuderAndCruder: While the show never got extreme in terms of swearing or gore due to it being a kids show, the second season's tone was more into slapstick, some characters like Mr. Bump and Mr. Quiet get tortured despite what they do and Mr. Rude's flatulence was changed from honks to realistic flatulence (though this first happened on the official website between the seasons.

!!Tropes in this series:

** "I love chocolate cake. I love pencil erasers/rubbers too." could come off as Little Miss Chatterbox's CatchPhrase sometimes.

** Mr. Noisy telling others to be quiet. Accidentally clicking on an area of volume to make an instrument quieter instead of louder in [=MIDI2WAV=] Recorder would make you not stop thinking of this!
** Mr. Stubborn told Little Miss Chatterbox to stop talking, but apparently, he goes on and on and on.
** Speaking of Mr. Stubborn, there's this line from him: "Some people think they know everything!"

* [[YouNeedToGetLaid You Need To Get Tickled More Often]]: In "Food", Mr. Tickle thinks this of Mr. Nervous after he has a panic attack about there being an olive in his sprouts at the salad bar. ''Without even noticing the plastic bug Miss Naughty had put in the sprouts''.

*** "'''[[SayMyName MR. RUDE!!]]'''"

There is also an unrelated 1997 series also called ''The Mr. Men Show'' that redubbed the French-produced ''Mr. Men and Little Miss'' shorts and presented them with [[FramingDevice live-action comedy segments]].

** Mr. Quiet was brown in the original books; in the show, he is pale blue.