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** In the Robin Givens interview, Eric made a joke about Batman Givens. She would eventually appear on the show ''Series/Batwoman2019''.
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** In the Robin Givens Creator/RobinGivens interview, Eric made a joke about Batman Givens. She would eventually appear on the show ''Series/Batwoman2019''.
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* NightmareFuel: The surreal nature of the show lends itself to some [[SurpriseCreepy surprisingly]] [[SurrealHorror eerie and unpleasant]] moments.
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* NightmareFuel: The surreal nature of the show lends itself to some [[SurpriseCreepy surprisingly]] [[SurrealHorror [[SurprisinglyCreepyMoment surprisingly eerie and unpleasant]] moments.
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** Many guests ask Hannibal if he's okay with standing up or if he'd prefer to say in his seat, since the set only has one chair besides the one Eric sits in.
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** Many guests ask Hannibal if he's okay with standing up or if he'd prefer to say in his seat, since the set only has one chair besides the one Eric sits in.[[note]]The setup itself crosses back into hilarious, since the studio is ''intended'' this way -- The guest chair itself is decked out with functions intended to disturb the guest, such as actuators that poke the seated subject in the back at random intervals and being positioned under a leaky pipe, and is further compounded by Hannibal ''looming'' over the guest during their stay.[[/note]]
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* MemeticBadass: Creator/LanceReddick, Dennis Rodman and Music/TylerTheCreator. Reddick for having enough of Eric's crap and genuinely scaring the shit out of him. Rodman for being ''too'' weird for the show. Tyler for beating Eric at his own game and weirding ''him'' out for a change.
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* MemeticBadass: Creator/LanceReddick, Dennis Rodman Creator/DennisRodman and Music/TylerTheCreator. Reddick for having enough of Eric's crap and genuinely scaring the shit out of him. Rodman for being ''too'' weird for the show. Tyler for beating Eric at his own game and weirding ''him'' out for a change.
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** "What if it was purple?", used in memes to point out similarities between two things if one of them is purple.
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* HilariousInHindsight: During the Seth Rogen interview, Rogen says "I don't piss on my wife". Cue the ''WebVideo/RealTimeFandub'' of ''Sonic Adventure 2'' where Shadow... well, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Lr9VuGZgmw take a guess]].
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* HilariousInHindsight: HilariousInHindsight:
** During the Seth Rogen interview, Rogen says "I don't piss on my wife". Cue the ''WebVideo/RealTimeFandub'' of ''Sonic Adventure 2'' where Shadow... well, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Lr9VuGZgmw take aguess]].guess]].
** During the Nick Cannon interview, a man with [[MaleFrontalNudity his penis sticking out]] claimed to be Hannibal's father, with Hannibal rejecting him for not being there in his life. A decade later, and now Nick Cannon is infamously known for having at least twelve children across multiple women, making the interview seem eerily prophetic.
** During the Seth Rogen interview, Rogen says "I don't piss on my wife". Cue the ''WebVideo/RealTimeFandub'' of ''Sonic Adventure 2'' where Shadow... well, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Lr9VuGZgmw take a
** During the Nick Cannon interview, a man with [[MaleFrontalNudity his penis sticking out]] claimed to be Hannibal's father, with Hannibal rejecting him for not being there in his life. A decade later, and now Nick Cannon is infamously known for having at least twelve children across multiple women, making the interview seem eerily prophetic.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: To ''Series/TimAndEricAwesomeShowGreatJob'', ''Series/GetALife'', ''Series/TheTomGreenShow'', ''Series/VicReevesBigNightOut'', or ''WesternAnimation/SpaceGhostCoastToCoast''.
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--> “My body is now your communion. [[MadnessMantra Eat from me. Drink from me.]]”
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--> “My "My body is now your communion. [[MadnessMantra Eat from me. Drink from me.]]”]]"
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* UnpopularPopularCharacter: As cited in EnsembleDarkHorse above, Kraft Punk is easily one of the show's most popular recurring characters. This is despite the fact that his main RunningGag consists of Eric constantly yelling that nobody likes him and kicking him offstage for his random appearances and crass humour. [[HypocriticalHumour Not that he's any more random or vulgar than Eric and the rest of the cast.]]
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* UnpopularPopularCharacter: As cited in EnsembleDarkHorse above, Kraft Punk is easily one of the show's most popular recurring characters. This is despite the fact that his main RunningGag consists of Eric constantly yelling that nobody likes him and kicking him offstage for his random appearances and crass humour. [[HypocriticalHumour Not that he's any more random or vulgar than Eric and the rest of the cast.]]
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* SpiritualSuccessor: To ''Series/TimAndEricAwesomeShowGreatJob'', ''Series/GetALife'', ''Series/TheTomGreenShow'', ''Series/VicReevesBigNightOut'', or ''WesternAnimation/SpaceGhostCoastToCoast''.
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* WinBackTheCrowd: For live-action Adult Swim programming in general.
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* WinBackTheCrowd: For live-action Adult Swim programming in general.general.
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** Much of poor Jack [=McBrayer's=] interview. Especially that...''sound'' the drummer makes at one point.
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** Much of poor Jack [=McBrayer's=] interview. Especially that...''sound'' ''[[HellIsThatNoise sound]]'' the drummer makes at one point.
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* UnpopularPopularCharacter: As cited in EnsembleDarkHorse above, Kraft Punk is easily one of the show's most popular recurring characters. This is despite the fact that his main RunningGag consists of Eric constantly yelling that nobody likes him and kicking him offstage for his random appearances and crass humour. [[HypocriticalHumour Not that he's any more random or vulgar than Eric and the rest of the cast.]]
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** One of the intros in season three had Eric stop two Asian businessmen arguing. After he got them to stop, one of the confused men gave the other his handkerchief to wipe his brow.
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** One of the intros in season three had Eric stop two a couple Asian businessmen businesspeople fighting and arguing. After he got them those businesspeople to stop, one of the confused men people gave the other his their handkerchief to wipe his their brow.
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** Among the show's recycled LaughTrack, a surprising amount of love is given towards the guy [[BigYes screaming "YEAAAAH"]] at the beginning of several samples.
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** Among the show's recycled LaughTrack, a surprising amount of love is given towards the guy someone [[BigYes screaming "YEAAAAH"]] at the beginning of several samples.
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* UncannyValley: will.i.am is a weird mixture of robotic and human movement. [[http://www.adultswim.com/videos/the-eric-andre-show/william/ See for yourself]]
** For that matter, Robot Hannibal certainly counts too.
** For that matter, Robot Hannibal certainly counts too.
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* UncannyValley: UnintentionalUncannyValley: will.i.am is a weird mixture of robotic and human movement. [[http://www.adultswim.com/videos/the-eric-andre-show/william/ See for yourself]]
** For that matter, Robot Hannibal certainly counts too.yourself]]
** For that matter, Robot Hannibal certainly counts too.
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** "Why would you say something so controversial, yet so brave?" [[labelnote:Explanation]]Used in the same way as the quote above, often in support of a contentious topic or contradictory opinion.[[/labelnote]]
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** "Why would you say something so controversial, yet so brave?" [[labelnote:Explanation]]Used in the same way as the quote above, often in support of a contentious topic or contradictory opinion. In recent years, the phrase is most often used ironically to mock milquetoast "hot" takes.[[/labelnote]]
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** "Who killed Hannibal?"[[labelnote:Explanation]]A line uttered by Andre after a skit where [[NeverMyFault he shoots Hannibal with a gun]]. Used to joke about covering up for something one has done, complaining about things that are blatantly one's own fault, and/or [[NeverMyFault blaming others for things that are blatantly one's own fault]], e.g. X shoots Y and then asks "Why would Z do this?"[[/labelnote]]
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** "Who killed Hannibal?"[[labelnote:Explanation]]A line uttered by Andre after a skit where he [[NeverMyFault he shoots Hannibal with a gun]].gun]], [[NoKillLikeOverkill emptying two full mags into him]]. Used to joke about covering up for something one has done, complaining about things that are blatantly one's own fault, and/or [[NeverMyFault blaming others for things that are blatantly one's own fault]], e.g. X shoots Y and then asks "Why would Z do this?"[[/labelnote]]
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** "Wack." [[labelnote:Explanation]]Said by Hannibal during the show's early episodes at all the weirdness and surrealism of the show.[[/labelnote]]
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** "Wack." [[labelnote:Explanation]]Said by Hannibal during the show's early episodes at all the weirdness and surrealism of the show. A still of him saying the word is used in reaction to uncool or uncomfortable situations, often as a way of saying "this sucks".[[/labelnote]]
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** The saxophonist from the J-pop band in season 5 has fans due to being very polite and encouraging to the guests.
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** The saxophonist from the J-pop band in season 5 has fans due to being [[NiceGirl very polite and encouraging to the guests.guests]].
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%%** Everything about "Ranch It Up", but especially the Pizza Ball skit.
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%%** "Lindsay Lohan's in the news!" and by some extent, "EVERYTHING IS IN THE NEWS!!!"
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%%** "Hey, Questlove's in the house!"
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%%** "THIS IS THE FACE OF A HAPPY PERSON!"
%%*** "Questlove, you're not in the house. You're nowhere."
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** "Let me in. [[SuddenlyShouting LET ME]] [[ChewingTheScenery IIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNNNN!!!]]" [[labelnote:Explanation]]Early in the "Eric Near the DNC" segment (which mostly consists of him being deliberately obnoxious towards rally participants), he laments having his press pass being revoked at the RNC, and tries to get in the DNC by yelling at the fence in an over the top fashion.[[/labelnote]]
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** "Let me in. [[SuddenlyShouting LET ME]] [[ChewingTheScenery IIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNNNN!!!]]" [[labelnote:Explanation]]Early in the "Eric Near the DNC" segment (which mostly consists of him being deliberately obnoxious towards rally participants), he laments having his press pass being revoked at the RNC, and tries to get in the DNC by yelling at the fence in an over the top fashion. It's frequently used as a reaction image or GIF, with a particularly common version being a 2-panel image with Eric and the fence being labeled with words to convey a situation.[[/labelnote]]
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** "We'll be right back." [[labelnote:Explanation]]Often appears at the end of an interview segment to transition to something else, usually right after something bizarre. Usually used like the ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'' "to be continued" meme. Most commonly used for pictures of a person getting kicked in the face, in reference to the end of the Flava Flav episode.[[/labelnote]]
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** "We'll be right back." [[labelnote:Explanation]]Often appears WE'LL\\
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** "You did it! You broke [X] down to its bare essentials!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]Taken from a bit in which Eric approaches a mic and begins chant, "WORDS, WORDS, WORDS, WORDS, PUNCHLINE!" in an apparent attempt to perform laconic. The meme quote itself comes from Hannibal's response, "[[LampshadeHanging You did it, you broke comedy down to its bare essentials!]]" as Eric continues to chant to thunderous applause. In meme form, "comedy" is often replaced with the topic matter at hand, and used in a response to someone giving a comprehensive breakdown of something or, as with Eric, a laconic definition of something with little explanation or context.[[/labelnote]]
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** "You did it! You broke [X] down to its bare essentials!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]Taken from a bit in which Eric approaches a mic and begins chant, "WORDS, WORDS, WORDS, WORDS, PUNCHLINE!" in an apparent attempt to perform laconic.laconic jokes. The meme quote itself comes from Hannibal's response, "[[LampshadeHanging You did it, you broke comedy down to its bare essentials!]]" as Eric continues to chant to thunderous applause. In meme form, "comedy" is often replaced with the topic matter at hand, and used in a response to someone giving a comprehensive breakdown of something or, as with Eric, a laconic definition of something with little explanation or context.[[/labelnote]]
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* SpecialEffectFailure: During Eric's interview with a grizzly bear, there's an [[FreezeFrameBonus incredibly brief]] shot where the bear's face disappears in a mask, revealing that the scene is actually composited together and that the bear and Eric are in separate shots. Many claim that if that single bit had been edited out, the immersion would have stayed.
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* SpecialEffectFailure: During Eric's interview with a grizzly bear, there's an [[FreezeFrameBonus incredibly brief]] shot where the bear's face disappears in a mask, revealing that the scene is actually composited together and that the bear and Eric are in separate shots. Many claim that if that single bit had been edited out, the immersion would have stayed.[[note]]Looking at the scenes in total, it appears that about half the bit is genuine, up until the bear approaches the sofa, and that Eric's and Hannibal's understandably nervous responses are taken from the moments that they were in the same room as said bear; apparently, the producers wisely decided not to let the cast get too close to a grizzly bear, which are infamous for being temperamental and unpredictable in unfamiliar environments.[[/note]]
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** In a similar vein is a new reaction image made from Eric Andre asking "Why would you say something so controversial, yet so brave?"
** Similarly, there's "I don't trust like that", which is a negative variant for unpopular opinions. It's also used in response to any occurrence of the TotemPoleTrench trope, as it was first uttered by a car dealership owner when Eric walked in exhibiting the trope.
** Similarly, there's "I don't trust like that", which is a negative variant for unpopular opinions. It's also used in response to any occurrence of the TotemPoleTrench trope, as it was first uttered by a car dealership owner when Eric walked in exhibiting the trope.
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brave?" [[labelnote:Explanation]]Used in the same way as the quote above, often in support of a contentious topic or contradictory opinion.[[/labelnote]]
**Similarly, there's "I don't trust like that", which is a negative variant for unpopular opinions. It's also used in response to any occurrence of the TotemPoleTrench trope, as it was first that" [[labelnote:Explanation]]First uttered by a car dealership owner when Eric walked in exhibiting salesman who was apparently unnerved by Eric's attempt to purchase one of his cars while using a TotemPoleTrench disguise. Often used to express a negative opinion or distrust of something, especially if the trope.circumstances of the object at hand are suspicious, and it also pops up in any subject matter involving a mentioned Totem Pole Trench disguise.[[/labelnote]]
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** "Investigate ''311''!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]A parody of the "Investigate 9/11" rally cry said in seasons 3 and 4, instead referring to the band 311, whose members were tortured in their appearance on the show. The quote especially gained popularity after being invoked to start a dance sequence during Music/TylerTheCreator's spot on the show, and since then has been popular to repeat among fans.[[/labelnote]]
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** "Investigate ''311''!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]A ''Music/ThreeEleven''!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]A parody of the "Investigate 9/11" rally cry said in seasons 3 and 4, instead referring to the band 311, whose members were tortured in their appearance on the show. The quote especially gained popularity after being invoked to start a dance sequence during Music/TylerTheCreator's spot on the show, and since then has been popular to repeat among fans.[[/labelnote]]
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** Hannibal saying "Why are you booing me, I'm right!" has made for a handy reaction pic for unpopular opinions. Ironically, the context was him stating an incredibly obvious fact and getting sincerely confused at the negative reaction.
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** "Do you think [woman who did something awful] had girl power?"[[labelnote:explanation]]A convenient meme for pointing out the flaws of any perceived "strong, female character", especially if that character committed some atrocity. Always followed by someone answering "Yes, of course", to which Eric hits back with "Do you think they effectively utilized girlpower [to do said awful]?"[[/labelnote]]
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** "Do you think [woman who did something awful] had girl power?"[[labelnote:explanation]]A modified quote from a bit criticizing the legacy of UsefulNotes/MargaretThatcher, used as a convenient meme for pointing out the flaws of any perceived "strong, female character", especially if that character committed some atrocity. Always followed by someone answering "Yes, of course", to which Eric hits back with "Do you think they effectively utilized girlpower girl power [to do said awful]?"[[/labelnote]]awful thing]?"[[/labelnote]]