Funny / Tuttle Twins

Tuttle Twins has some absolutely hilarious moments. This page holds a mere selection of some of the moments tropers thought were laugh-out-loud funny.

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• "When Laws Give You Lemons":
  • Gabby blasting toilet paper all over a statue of Stalin.
  • Gabby quickly establishes that the fourth wall will be liberally broken in this series.
  • Bastiat's disgust when he learns that Gabby used his bidet for salad.
• "War of the Worms":
  • The Brick Joke that is time traveling Nikola Tesla gets funnier every time it comes up. Which it does enough to become a series Running Gag.
  • Copernicus' Ironic Name is demonstrated with his model of the solar system—with a flat earth at its center.
• "Of Business and Benjamins":
  • When Gabby brings Queen Elizabeth I to the present day and lets her geek out over the automatic toilets in the park bathroom.
  Emily: Grandma, what if our customers see her?
  Gabby: For that you'd need customers.
  Ethan: Ouch. That's savage.
• "The Inflation Monster":
  • Milton Friedman's apparent obsession with fads leads him to try skinny jeans. It doesn't end well for anyone.
  • Ethan's reaction to Mr. Tuttle's suggestion to turn the van into a "kissing booth" with Mrs. Tuttle.
• "Cakes, Pies and Flat Earth Guys":
  • A customer is desperately trying to quit caffeine. She still buys four iced lattes and jumps at every sudden noise.
• "Roll for Power":
  • Derek and Rebecca's date is rather entertaining.
  • Whatever Gabby did to the secret service the last time she visited Coolidge, they do not want a repeat.
• "Free Speech Freestyle"
  • All of Gabby's short jokes at James Madison's expense. To his credit, he rolls with them.
• "Needs, Rights and Flamingo Fights":
  • Gabby the Goth grandma.
• "A T-Rex and Tangled Ideas":
  • Ethan considers Ben Franklin an unproblematic hero.
• "The Itsy Bitsy Victim Mentality":
  • Frederick Douglass.
  Douglass: Remind me, what cruel injustice happened to you?
  Ethan: Uh...we may have been unfairly cut from the city talent show?
  (Beat)
  Douglass: I cannot even imagine.
• "Mermaid Tails and Planning Fails":
  • Milton Friedman swears his loyalty to Derek as his professor after his real professor (Friedrich Hayek) continuously dismisses him.
  • Ethan gets increasingly frustrated every time an adult mentions that he doesn't have to eat a free cookie that's offered to him.
• "Spooky, Stinky Subsidies":
  • Mr. Tuttle's rant against oat milk—only to be caught drinking it by Mrs. Tuttle later on.
  • Hallowood, which is like Hollywood, "Except here, everyone is dead on the outside."
• "Wrestling with Socialism":
  • The Pilgrims' knee-jerk reactions to the most mundane things that they consider sin. They even scare William Bradford.
  • Any and all moments that just brutalize Karl Marx and his ideas.