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* CultClassic: Despite doing extremely well ratings-wise (second only to '"WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' in the States on Creator/ComedyCentral and the highest-rated TV show ''ever'' in Canada) during its time, the series is largely forgotten in the mainstream these days, even among animation fans. Nonetheless, it retains a loyal fan following for its dry wit and relatable stories.
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* CultClassic: Despite doing extremely well ratings-wise (second only to '"WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' in the States on Creator/ComedyCentral and the highest-rated TV show ''ever'' in Canada) during its time, the series is largely forgotten in the mainstream these days, even among animation fans. Nonetheless, it retains a loyal fan following for its dry wit and relatable stories.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: "Sucks" might be too strong a word, but some agree that the third and fourth seasons, which had the title characters move to Canada, had viewers express that the show doesn't feel the same from the London seasons. Not helping is due to the Canadian content regulations (the impetus of the show's decision to change settings in the first place in order for the show to be funded), Bob's voice had to be changed from Andy Hamilton to Creator/BrianGeorge since the rule also requires that one of the leads must be Canadian.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: "Sucks" might be too strong a word, but some agree that the third and fourth seasons, which had the title characters move to Canada, had viewers express that the show doesn't feel the same from the London seasons. Not helping is due to the Canadian content regulations (the impetus of the show's decision to change settings in the first place in order for the show to be funded), Bob's voice had to be changed from Andy Hamilton to Creator/BrianGeorge since the rule also requires that one of the leads must be Canadian. However, the new secondary cast was generally pretty well-received, especially by Canadian fans.
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* CultClassic: The series is largely forgotten in the mainstream these days, even among animation fans, but it nonetheless retains a loyal fan following for its dry wit and relatable stories.
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* CultClassic: The Despite doing extremely well ratings-wise (second only to '"WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' in the States on Creator/ComedyCentral and the highest-rated TV show ''ever'' in Canada) during its time, the series is largely forgotten in the mainstream these days, even among animation fans, but fans. Nonetheless, it nonetheless retains a loyal fan following for its dry wit and relatable stories.
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* {{Squick}}: Sometimes, the cartoon will show Bob currently treating a patient. One in particular shows a man being administered anaesthetic through a syringe to the gums. It's particularly chilling if you have a fear of needles.
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* {{Squick}}: Sometimes, Some episodes of the cartoon will show have a scene of Bob currently treating a patient. One in particular shows a man being administered anaesthetic through a syringe to the gums. It's particularly chilling if you have a fear of needles.
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* NightmareFuel: The brutal murder of an innocent flight attendant at the hand of a terrorist in "The Holiday," complete with ''[[BloodSpatteredInnocents blood splattering over the guests.]]'' [[spoiler: Thankfully, [[AllJustADream it's just a dream Bob was having.]]]]
** The subplot with the kennel from the same episode, fitting with being a {{Homage}} to ''Film/{{Psycho}}.'' [[spoiler: Thankfully, the kennel-owner turns out to be a NiceGuy AnimalLover and his "mother" turns out to a giant doll rather than a corpse.]]
** The subplot with the kennel from the same episode, fitting with being a {{Homage}} to ''Film/{{Psycho}}.'' [[spoiler: Thankfully, the kennel-owner turns out to be a NiceGuy AnimalLover and his "mother" turns out to a giant doll rather than a corpse.]]
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Creator/ChristianPotenza of ''WesternAnimation/TotalDrama'' and ''WesternAnimation/{{Sixteen}}'' fame makes his voice acting debut in this series as Bob's nephew Ray in the show's Canadian seasons.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: The hijacking scene in "The Holiday" turns out to be AllJustADream but the same could not be said for what happens three years later in New York (ironically, the Fishes originally planned to go here for a holiday in the season 3 debut episode) making the violent nature of that scene more unnerving to witness and bordering on NightmareFuel rather than the original attempt at BlackComedy and BloodyHilarious.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: HarsherInHindsight: The hijacking scene in "The Holiday" turns out to be AllJustADream but the same could not be said for what happens three years later in New York (ironically, the Fishes originally planned to go here for a holiday in the season 3 debut episode) making the violent nature of that scene more unnerving to witness and bordering on NightmareFuel rather than the original attempt at BlackComedy and BloodyHilarious.
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* {{Squick}}: Sometimes, the cartoon will show Bob currently treating a patient. One in particular shows a man being administered anaesthetic through a syringe to the gums. It's particularly chilling if you have a fear of dentists.
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* {{Squick}}: Sometimes, the cartoon will show Bob currently treating a patient. One in particular shows a man being administered anaesthetic through a syringe to the gums. It's particularly chilling if you have a fear of dentists.needles.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: "Sucks" might be too strong of a word, but some agree that the third and fourth seasons, which had the title characters move to Canada, had viewers express that the show doesn't feel the same from the London seasons. Not helping is due to the Canadian content regulations (the impetus of the show's decision to change settings in the first place in order for the show to be funded), Bob's voice had to be changed from Andy Hamilton to Creator/BrianGeorge since the rule also requires that one of the leads must be Canadian.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: "Sucks" might be too strong of a word, but some agree that the third and fourth seasons, which had the title characters move to Canada, had viewers express that the show doesn't feel the same from the London seasons. Not helping is due to the Canadian content regulations (the impetus of the show's decision to change settings in the first place in order for the show to be funded), Bob's voice had to be changed from Andy Hamilton to Creator/BrianGeorge since the rule also requires that one of the leads must be Canadian.
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* GagCensor: When shown on Cartoon Network's O Canada program, Bob's penis is blocked by a maple leaf.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: The hijacking scene in "The Holiday" turns out to be AllJustADream but the same could not be said for what happens three years later in New York (ironically, the Fishes originally planned to go here for a holiday in the season 3 debut episode) making the violent nature of that scene more unnerving to witness and bordering on NightmareFuel rather than the original attempt at BlackComedy and BloodyHilarious.
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* EnsembleDarkHorse: Neil and Moira from the season 1 episode "Friends for Dinner" were particularly memorable for their half-assed attempts to entertain their guests, general bellyaching, and most of all for making Margaret lose her shit at least several times to the point of [[PrecisionFStrike dropping an F-bomb]] during an insufferable games night session until finally chewing them out for all the above mentioned things. Sadly, that episode is their only appearance.
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** Neil and Moira from the season 1 episode "Friends for Dinner" were particularly memorable for their half-assed attempts to entertain their guests, general bellyaching, and most of all for making Margaret lose her shit at least several times to the point of [[PrecisionFStrike dropping an F-bomb]] during an insufferable games night session until finally chewing them out for all the above mentioned things. Sadly, that episode is their onlyappearance.appearance making the hopes for them to return as recurring antagonists an impossibility.
** Beany and Boney, for being a pair of AffablyEvil burglars [[AmbiguouslyGay who may or may not also be in a relationship with each other]].
** Neil and Moira from the season 1 episode "Friends for Dinner" were particularly memorable for their half-assed attempts to entertain their guests, general bellyaching, and most of all for making Margaret lose her shit at least several times to the point of [[PrecisionFStrike dropping an F-bomb]] during an insufferable games night session until finally chewing them out for all the above mentioned things. Sadly, that episode is their only
** Beany and Boney, for being a pair of AffablyEvil burglars [[AmbiguouslyGay who may or may not also be in a relationship with each other]].
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* HoYay: The burgling pair, Beany and Boney, whose first appearance has them in casual conversation and when one of them hurts their finger, the other starts speaking to him rather affectionately and they even hug with the larger of the two hugging him from behind.
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* EnsembleDarkHorse: Neil and Moira from the season 1 episode "Friends for Dinner" were particularly memorable for their half-assed attempts to entertain their guests, general bellyaching, and most of all for making Margaret lose her shit at least several times to the point of [[PrecisionFStrike dropping an F-bomb]] during an insufferable games night session until finally chewing them out for all the above mentioned things. Sadly, that episode is their only appearance.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: "Sucks" might be too strong of a word, but some agree that the third and fourth seasons, which had the title characters move to Canada, had viewers express that the show doesn't feel the same. Not helping is due to the Canadian content regulations (the impetus of the show's decision to change settings in the first place in order for the show to be funded), Bob's voice had to be changed from Andy Hamilton to Creator/BrianGeorge since the rule also requires that one of the leads must be Canadian.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: "Sucks" might be too strong of a word, but some agree that the third and fourth seasons, which had the title characters move to Canada, had viewers express that the show doesn't feel the same.same from the London seasons. Not helping is due to the Canadian content regulations (the impetus of the show's decision to change settings in the first place in order for the show to be funded), Bob's voice had to be changed from Andy Hamilton to Creator/BrianGeorge since the rule also requires that one of the leads must be Canadian.
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* SeasonalRot: The Canada seasons (third and fourth) aren't as fondly remembered as the London seasons (first and second). Not because it's necessarily bad, but long-time watchers and those who remember the show felt that it was just too different. It doesn't help that Bob being replaced by a Canadian voice actor is fairly egregious. Blame Canadian content regulations for that one (see ExecutiveMeddling in the trivia tab).
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* SeasonalRot: The Canada seasons (third TheyChangedItNowItSucks: "Sucks" might be too strong of a word, but some agree that the third and fourth) aren't as fondly remembered as fourth seasons, which had the London seasons (first and second). Not because it's necessarily bad, but long-time watchers and those who remember title characters move to Canada, had viewers express that the show felt that it was just too different. It doesn't help that Bob being replaced by a Canadian voice actor feel the same. Not helping is fairly egregious. Blame due to the Canadian content regulations (the impetus of the show's decision to change settings in the first place in order for the show to be funded), Bob's voice had to be changed from Andy Hamilton to Creator/BrianGeorge since the rule also requires that one (see ExecutiveMeddling in of the trivia tab).leads must be Canadian.
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* SeasonalRot: The Canada seasons (third and fourth) aren't as fondly remembered as the first two London seasons that were set in London.(first and second). Not because it's necessarily bad, but long-time watchers and those who remember the show felt that it was just too different. It doesn't help that Bob being replaced by a Canadian voice actor is fairly egregious. Blame Canadian content regulations for that one (see ExecutiveMeddling in the trivia tab).
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* SeasonalRot: The Canada seasons (third and fourth) aren't as fondly remembered as the first two seasons that were set in London. Not because it's necessarily bad, but long-time watchers and those who remember the show felt that it was just too different. Blame Canadian content regulations (see ExecutiveMeddling in the trivia tab).
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* SeasonalRot: The Canada seasons (third and fourth) aren't as fondly remembered as the first two seasons that were set in London. Not because it's necessarily bad, but long-time watchers and those who remember the show felt that it was just too different. It doesn't help that Bob being replaced by a Canadian voice actor is fairly egregious. Blame Canadian content regulations for that one (see ExecutiveMeddling in the trivia tab).
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* SeasonalRot: The Canada seasons (third and fourth) aren't as fondly remembered as the first two seasons that were set in London. Not because it's necessarily bad, but long-time watchers and those who remember the show felt that it was just too different. Blame Canadian content regulations (see ExecutiveMeddling in the trivia tab).
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* SeasonalRot: The Canada seasons (third and fourth) aren't as fondly remembered as the first two seasons that were set in London. Though not Not because it's necessarily bad, but long-time watchers and those who remember the show felt that it was just too different.
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