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* WereStillRelevantDammit: Both the initial hiring of Greg ("We need the next Elmo if we're going to get that younger demographic") and the entire episode of "SK2.0."
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* WeAreStillRelevantDammit: WereStillRelevantDammit: Both the initial hiring of Greg ("We need the next Elmo if we're going to get that younger demographic") and the entire episode of "SK2.0."
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* ScapegoatCreator: InUniverse example: In two different episodes, Gil uses Allison as this when faced with the task of rejecting things, pointing out that they have to go through her, earning negative affect towards Allison. In "Piddler on the Roof", Warren suggest working some Shakespeare into the show but Gil, not liking Shakespeare, tells him that Allison has to approve, and when he finds that Allison is a fan of Shakespeare, he tells her that Warren wants to paint her in the nude, so that she can say "no" to Warren without realizing [[TwoLinesNoWaiting she's referring to something else]], and he gets revenge [[DisproportionateRetribution by peeing in her car.]] In Blah Bawls, Gil tells a songwriter that Allison doesn't like a song he wrote, when in fact it's Gil who dislikes the song, and the writer [[spoiler:ends up stalking her.]]
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* WeAreStillRelevantDammit: Both the initial hiring of Greg ("We need the next Elmo if we're going to get that younger demographic") and the entire episode of "SK2.0."
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* WeAreStillRelevantDammit: Both the initial hiring of Greg ("We need the next Elmo if we're going to get that younger demographic") and the entire episode of "SK2.0.""
* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: The show aired on Australian TV in the morning alongside actual children's programs for a short period of time. However, just because the show is about what it would be like if puppets lived in the world of humans doesn't mean it's meant for toddlers to watch, because it actually deals with a lot of adult themes.
* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: The show aired on Australian TV in the morning alongside actual children's programs for a short period of time. However, just because the show is about what it would be like if puppets lived in the world of humans doesn't mean it's meant for toddlers to watch, because it actually deals with a lot of adult themes.
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* JerkassWoobie: Rochester Rabbit. He's a total douchebag, but it's hard not to feel a little sorry for him after he got fired and lost everything. [[spoiler:And then, just when things looked like they might be going his way, he died.]]
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* ScapegoatCreator: InUniverse example: In two different episodes, Gil uses Allison as this when faced with the task of rejecting things, pointing out that they have to go through her, earning negative affect towards Allison. In "Piddler on the Roof", Warren suggest working some Shakespeare into the show but Gil, not liking Shakespeare, tells him that Allison has to approve, and when he finds that Allison is a fan of Shakespeare, he tells her that Warren wants to paint her in the nude, so that she can say "no" to Warren without realizing [[TwoLinesNoWaiting she's referring to something else]], and he gets revenge [[DisproportionateRetribution by peeing in her car.]] In Blah Bawls, Gil tells a songwriter that Allison doesn't like a song he wrote, when in fact it's Gil who dislikes the song, and the writer [[spoiler:ends up stalking her.]]
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* TooGoodToLastCrossesTheLineTwice: Everything about Tardy the Turtle, right down to the name.
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* WeAreStillRelevantDammit: Both the initial hiring of Greg ("We need the next Elmo if we're going to get that younger demographic") and the entire episode of "SK2.0."
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* WeAreStillRelevantDammit: Both the initial hiring of Greg ("We need the next Elmo if we're going to get that younger demographic") and the entire episode of "SK2.0."
