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** The aforementioned EatTheDog moment.
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** He would also constantly insult and belittle the ABC, who would in turn eventually cancel the show at the end of ''Special Edition.'' While the show would recieve a second season, it would come four years later, to even less acclaim than before and disappear.
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** He would also constantly insult and belittle the ABC, who would in turn eventually cancel the show at the end of ''Special Edition.'' While the show would recieve receive a second season, it would come four years later, to even less acclaim than before and disappear.
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* AcceptableTargets: Any subject that isn't inherently extreme or dangerous. And some extreme ones they don't deem dangerous ''enough.''
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* [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic Crowning Music of Awesome]]: Hero at Last.
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* JerkassWoobie: Steve becomes a rather pitiful mess after Fist Furniture fails, and spirals through depression all the way to [[spoiler: world conquest]].
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* TheWoobie: [[JerkassWoobie Steve]] becomes a rather pitiful mess after Fist Furniture fails, and spirals through depression all the way to [[spoiler: world conquest]].
%%** The Womp becomes this in Season Two.
%%** The Mime.
%%** The Womp becomes this in Season Two.
%%** The Mime.
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** Blue Womp is almost flawlessly integrated alongside Orange Womp, both as a visual effect, and in their interactions together. At times you'll suspect actor Tony Walters actually had a twin brother. This is likely why the effect was only used in three episodes.
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** Blue Womp is almost flawlessly integrated alongside Orange Womp, both as a visual effect, and in their interactions together. At times you'll suspect actor Tony Walters actually had a twin brother. This is likely why the effect was only used in three episodes.episodes.
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%%** The Womp becomes this in Season Two.
%%** The Mime.
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%%** The Womp becomes this in Season Two.
%%** The Mime.
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** In one Behind The Scenes featurette, Doug Bane realises this only as the show's airdate is announced.
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* AssPull: In the final episode, Steve's glasses grant the wearer levitation powers. This is never so much as foreshadowed, and Steve himself only uses said powers ''after'' we see someone else using them against him.
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* AssPull: AssPull:
** In the final episode, Steve's glasses grant the wearer levitation powers. This is never so much as foreshadowed, and Steve himself only uses said powers ''after'' we see someone else using them against him.
** In the final episode, Steve's glasses grant the wearer levitation powers. This is never so much as foreshadowed, and Steve himself only uses said powers ''after'' we see someone else using them against him.
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* CrazyIsCool: Again, the entire main cast may qualify, but Mephisto takes the cake. He snowboards using a dead snowboarder!
** One could argue that the show is CrazyIsCool: The Series.
** One could argue that the show is CrazyIsCool: The Series.
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* CrazyIsCool: Again, One could argue that the show is Crazy Is Cool: The Series. The entire main cast may qualify, but Mephisto takes the cake. He cake: he snowboards using a dead snowboarder!
** One could argue that the show is CrazyIsCool: The Series.snowboarder!
** One could argue that the show is CrazyIsCool: The Series.
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* [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments Crowning Moment Of Heartwarming]]: In the final episode, Tara has forgiven Rod for the horrible things he has done to her after he hotwires her, finally giving her free will. She comes to his aid later on, but gets killed due to his own stupidity, and reverts into a Vending Machine. Rod is heartbroken, and accidentally hits the Sidekick button. The little Tara requests a mission, so he tells her to go out and be free. This would have truly been heartwarming, had he not forgotten that they were in the middle of a battlefield. Idiot.
** The scene at the end of Bush Bash where the Fist Team watches on lovingly as Mephisto plants a tree.
*** Steve's motivation for saving the forest was not fuelled by his quest for Fistworthiness, but instead a genuine want to save the forest.
** The scene at the end of Bush Bash where the Fist Team watches on lovingly as Mephisto plants a tree.
*** Steve's motivation for saving the forest was not fuelled by his quest for Fistworthiness, but instead a genuine want to save the forest.
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* [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments Crowning Moment Of Heartwarming]]: Heartwarming]]:
** In the final episode, Tara has forgiven Rod for the horrible things he has done to her after he hotwires her, finally giving her free will. She comes to his aid later on, but gets killed due to his own stupidity, and reverts into a Vending Machine. Rod is heartbroken, and accidentally hits the Sidekick button. The little Tara requests a mission, so he tells her to go out and be free. This would have truly been heartwarming, had he not forgotten that they were in the middle of a battlefield. Idiot.
** The scene at the end of Bush Bash where the Fist Team watches on lovingly as Mephisto plants atree.
***tree. Steve's motivation for saving the forest was not fuelled by his quest for Fistworthiness, but instead a genuine want to save the forest.
** In the final episode, Tara has forgiven Rod for the horrible things he has done to her after he hotwires her, finally giving her free will. She comes to his aid later on, but gets killed due to his own stupidity, and reverts into a Vending Machine. Rod is heartbroken, and accidentally hits the Sidekick button. The little Tara requests a mission, so he tells her to go out and be free. This would have truly been heartwarming, had he not forgotten that they were in the middle of a battlefield. Idiot.
** The scene at the end of Bush Bash where the Fist Team watches on lovingly as Mephisto plants a
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: By the end, it's just bad people getting away with bad things.
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* {{Narm}}: All over the damn place.
** NarmCharm: Fortunately, they don't expect you to take the story seriously.
** NarmCharm: Fortunately, they don't expect you to take the story seriously.
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* TheWoobie: The Womp becomes this in Season Two.
** The Mime arguably has it worse.
** JerkassWoobie Steve becomes a rather pitiful mess after Fist Furniture fails, and spirals through depression all the way to [[spoiler: world conquest.]]
** The Mime arguably has it worse.
** JerkassWoobie Steve becomes a rather pitiful mess after Fist Furniture fails, and spirals through depression all the way to [[spoiler: world conquest.]]
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* TheWoobie: The Womp becomes this in Season Two.
** The Mime arguably has it worse.
** JerkassWoobie SteveTooBleakStoppedCaring: By the end, it's just bad people getting away with bad things.
* TheWoobie: [[JerkassWoobie Steve]] becomes a rather pitiful mess after Fist Furniture fails, and spirals through depression all the way to [[spoiler: worldconquest.]]conquest]].
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%%** The Mime.
** The Mime arguably has it worse.
** JerkassWoobie Steve
* TheWoobie: [[JerkassWoobie Steve]] becomes a rather pitiful mess after Fist Furniture fails, and spirals through depression all the way to [[spoiler: world
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* CrazyAwesome: Again, the entire main cast may qualify, but Mephisto takes the cake. He snowboards using a dead snowboarder!
** One could argue that the show is CrazyAwesome: The Series.
** One could argue that the show is CrazyAwesome: The Series.
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* CrazyAwesome: CrazyIsCool: Again, the entire main cast may qualify, but Mephisto takes the cake. He snowboards using a dead snowboarder!
** One could argue that the show isCrazyAwesome: CrazyIsCool: The Series.
** One could argue that the show is
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* EarWorm: "I see you, but you don't see me, your Picture Perfect, in my eyes."
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* AcceptableTargets: Any subject that isn't inherently extreme or dangerous.
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* AcceptableTargets: Any subject that isn't inherently extreme or dangerous. And some extreme ones they don't deem dangerous ''enough.''
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: [[YouAreWhatYouHate Steve is a coward with anger issues.]] Most of the show could be seen as him torturing the others for his amusement while he sits safely on the sidelines. He spends an awful lot of time threatening people from the safety of a camera, and half of the people he beats up are clearly much weaker than him. By Series Two he's started to believe his own lies.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: AlternateCharacterInterpretation:
** [[YouAreWhatYouHate Steve is a coward with anger issues.]] Most of the show could be seen as him torturing the others for his amusement while he sits safely on the sidelines. He spends an awful lot of time threatening people from the safety of a camera, andhalf most of the people he beats up are clearly much weaker than him. By Series Two him.
** How insane is Mephisto? In some episodes he comes off as entirely detached from reality, talking nonesense to himself and hallucinating. However, his main motivation seems to be money, and he'sstarted lucid enough to believe fear Steve's wrath. Though he's defintely not well, it's possible that he plays up his own lies.eccentricities both for the cameras and to intimidate people.
** [[YouAreWhatYouHate Steve is a coward with anger issues.]] Most of the show could be seen as him torturing the others for his amusement while he sits safely on the sidelines. He spends an awful lot of time threatening people from the safety of a camera, and
** How insane is Mephisto? In some episodes he comes off as entirely detached from reality, talking nonesense to himself and hallucinating. However, his main motivation seems to be money, and he's
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* AccidentalInnuendo: In a behind the scenes feature on the DVD, Doug Bayne (Mephisto) suddenly realises that the show sounds like the title of a gay porno. In fact, just looking up the show can get some perverse results.
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* AccidentalInnuendo: In a behind The show seems to be blissfully unaware that the scenes feature word 'fist' can have some more... perverse connotations. For example, in one episode where the team are tasked with making ordinary people more extreme.
-->'''Steve:''' After a bumpy start on theDVD, drive-way, Rod's developed a new tactic to ease the Fist into Edith!
** In one Behind The Scenes featurette, DougBayne (Mephisto) suddenly Bane realises that this only as the show sounds like the title of a gay porno. In fact, just looking up the show can get some perverse results.show's airdate is announced.
-->'''Steve:''' After a bumpy start on the
** In one Behind The Scenes featurette, Doug
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* VisualEffectsOfAwesome: While none of the effects look ''realistic,'' the sheer scope of them is something to behold. They're used so consistently that after a while they just feel natural to the show.
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** While none of the effects look ''realistic,'' the sheer scope of them is something to behold. They're used so consistently that after a while they just feel natural to the show.
** While none of the effects look ''realistic,'' the sheer scope of them is something to behold. They're used so consistently that after a while they just feel natural to the show.
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* FridgeBrilliance: Steve is the only character who seems to be able to kill people off for real, whether directly or because of his actions. The only exception is Womp in ''Beat The House,'' because he is resurrected as a vampire. This is why [[spoiler: Panda, Mime, and Womp]]'s deaths affect the plot.
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** Despite the ridiculous circumstances, Steve's descent into an alcoholic wreck is played disturbingly straight.
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* TearJerker: [[spoiler: The Womp's]] death is just depressing. During the final battle he begs the others to go back to the way things were in Season 1, and is ultimately punished for saving Steve's life.
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** Steve's [[spoiler: FaceHeelTurn]] is kicked off with the silhouetted, bloody massacre of a peaceful tribe of hefty men after he finds out [[spoiler: they've been eating Panda.]]
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** After getting himself caught in an endless time loop, Rod is saved by what appears to be his ideal vision of himself, who reveals the true source of their power [[spoiler:(Pubes)]] and gives him a sleek condom suit. It just sort of happens.
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* HoYay: Steve and Womp. Pretty much stated in Series Two [[spoiler:when Womp kisses him on the lips. It ends up saving Steve's life. Womp gets a shotgun to the head for it]].
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* HoYay: Steve and Womp. Pretty much stated in Series Two [[spoiler:when Womp kisses him on the lips. It ends up lips after saving Steve's his life. Womp gets a shotgun to Just before Steve shoots him in the head for it]].head.]].