My Buddy, Buddy: Parker’s new friend turns out to be a Leprechaun in pursuit of the gold at the end of Parker’s rainbow.
"My Buddy, Buddy" provides examples of:
- Big Bad Friend: Parker befriend a leprechaun named Buddy. However, he's anything but a buddy.
- Delayed Reaction: It wasn't until the Soufflé's deflation that Angus got concerned about the leprechauns using Parker for gold.
- Impact Silhouette: Lily and Angus had one of these.
- Ironic Name: Buddy feels more like a cartoony villain than an actual buddy.
- Jaw Drop: What Angus and Russell (and Lily although, her jaw drop isn't as big) make after Parker barf out a huge golden coin.
- Leprechaun: Parker's new friend Buddy and his dad are both this, who of course, wants to use Parker's rainbow to earn some gold.
- Pit Trap: Buddy's house has this, which trapped Angus and Russell inside the hole.
- A Twinkle in the Sky: Buddy and his father are sent flying in the air, leaving with a twinkle.
Love Letters: When Parker finds mysterious love letters written by Angus, the little nimbus goes all over town to find who they're meant for.
"Love Letters" provides examples of:
- Bait-and-Switch Comment: "It's true, Angus R. Shackleton III has a long lost love! And that long lost love is...the ocean."
- Big "NO!": Angus yells this twice - the first after Parker starts reading his love letters and the second after Parker and Russell got run over by the mob.
- Even the Guys Want Him: Even the male residents of Mt. Middlemost want affection for Angus.
- Iris Out: First episode of the series (not counting shorts) to end this way.
- Jaw Drop: Angus' reaction to Parker planning read the love letters to the entire mountain.
- Love Letter: The plot for this episode.
- Screw This, I'm Outta Here: Once Angus revealed his true love was the ocean, everyone was disgusted at the revelation that they finally leave him alone.
- Wingding Eyes: Everyone started gaining hearts in their eyes when they try to come for Angus' affection.
