History WesternAnimation / ThePresentators

Not much else can be said; these shorts are ''really'' short (as in, it'd take less than half an hour to watch the entire series, including the original short on which they are based), and information on them is somewhat scarce. The series doesn't even have its own page on Wiki/TheOtherWiki. However, from 2009 to 2010, the series, in its (presumed) entirety was posted to Aardman Animations' Website/YouTube channel, along with ''The Deadline'', and can be viewed [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSkSd-az78FdzXxhMo6MPLOqm3HLQDS1v here.]]

* GrumpyBear: Dan.

[[caption-width-right:350:Left to right: [[CloudCuckoolander Brian]], [[OnlySaneMan Stefan]] and [[GrumpyBear Dan]].]]

* WidgetSeries: A Weird British Thing, or Wabbit.

Not much else can be said; these shorts are ''really'' short (as in, [[UpToEleven it'd take less than half an hour to watch the entire series, including the original short on which they are based]]), and information on them is somewhat scarce. The series doesn't even have its own page on Wiki/TheOtherWiki. However, from 2009 to 2010, the series, in its (presumed) entirety was posted to Aardman Animations' Website/YouTube channel, along with ''The Deadline'', and can be viewed [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSkSd-az78FdzXxhMo6MPLOqm3HLQDS1v here.]]

* NiceHat: The Hats in the "Musical Hats" episode, which are capable of playing music when lifted off the table.

* FireBreathingDiner: Dan falls victim to this after eating a cake with [[IAteWhat nuts, bolts and 57 Chillis]] in it.

* CensoredForComedy: Large portions of Dan's SillyLoveSong in the Sound Effects episode are blocked out by Brian and Stef messing around with the sound button, which makes the song [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar sound an awful lot like]] [[IntercourseWithYou another kind of song...]]

* TheDanza: The three presenters are named after the people who created and voiced them (Wee Brian, Stefan Marjoram and Dan Lane, respectively).

* NiceHat: The Hats in the Musical Hats episode, which are capable of playing music when lifted off the table.

* NotSoAboveItAll: In Musical Hats, Stefan gets the other two to leave before revealing his secret desire to be a Cowboy.

* OohMeAccentsSlipping: In-Universe example. On the Phone-In episode, Brian (who's at the switchboard) calls in with an exaggerated American accent, but abruptly drops it halfway through his prank call, giving the game away.
* Poetry: One episode revolves around Briand and Stefan reading a poem read by Dan, which they become horrified by in the end.
* PunctuatedPounding: Dan, while in the process of smacking 'Kirsty' the 'Stick Insect' against the table.
* RealityChangingMiniature: The weather map in the Weather episode alters Stef and Dan's side of the studio when Brian slaps weather symbols on it. [[spoiler: So, naturally, when Brian puts a pencil on the map, a giant pencil crushes them both.]]

Not much else can be said; these shorts are ''really'' short (as in, [[UpToEleven it'd take less than half an hour to watch the entire series, including the original short on which they are based]]), and information on them is somewhat scarce. The series doesn't even have its own page on TheOtherWiki. However, from 2009 to 2010, the series, in its (presumed) entirety was posted to Aardman Animations' Website/YouTube channel, along with ''The Deadline'', and can be viewed [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSkSd-az78FdzXxhMo6MPLOqm3HLQDS1v here.]]

''The Presentators'' was a [[ShortRunners short-lived]] series of animated shorts created by [[{{Creator/AardmanAnimations}} Aardman]] and aired (and commissioned) by [[{{Creator/Nickelodeon}} Nickelodeon UK]] between 2002 and 2004. The shorts deal with the three eponymous Presentators, Brian, Stefan and Dan, as they attempt to host a show of some description without screwing it up.

* TheThemeParkVersion: A ''literal'' example. It turns out that, when Brian supposedly visited America and came back with stereotypical Swiss souvenirs like cheese and a Cuckoo clock, he actually went to [[spoiler: Switzer-Land in Texas, which is 'like the one in Europe, only bigger and with better rides'.]]

Not much else can be said; these shorts are ''really'' short (as in, [[UpToEleven it'd take less than half an hour to watch the entire series, including the original short on which they are based]]), and information on them is somewhat scarce. The series doesn't even have its own page on TheOtherWiki. However, from 2009 to 2010, the series, in its (presumed) entirety was posted to Aardman Animations' YouTube channel, along with ''The Deadline'', and can be viewed [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSkSd-az78FdzXxhMo6MPLOqm3HLQDS1v here.]]

* CallBack: Dan says 'You can never have too much storage!' in the Makeover episode. Later, in the Weather episode, he references this line as part of an OrphanedPunchline.

* NightmareRetardant: In-Universe example. Stef tries to read a spooky story, only for his co-presenters to interrupt and ask he change it to make it less scary. [[spoiler: It ends up starting with 'One day, there was a small dog'. [[SubvertedTrope They consider this quite spooky anyhow.]]]]

* NightmareRetardant: In-Universe example. Stef tries to read a spooky story, only for his co-presenters to interrupt and ask he change it to make it less scary. [[spoiler: It ends up starting with 'One day, there was a small dog'. They consider this quite spooky anyhow.]]