Vice Principals: When there’s s a series of vandalism going around the school Vice Principal Crubbs investigates, along with Ned, Moze, and Cookie.
Mondays: Ned and Moze hate Mondays, so they try to come with ideas to make Mondays better, while Cookie tries to help Gordy stay awake on Mondays so that Crubbs won't fire him.
Guide Tropes to: Vice Principals
- Accidental Public Confession: At the end of episode, Lisa is caught and Vice-principal Crubbs lets her off with a warning while talking about how they can't let the other teachers know that smashing their equipment will get it replaced, after he smashed his laptop which kept freezing and running slow. Then he realizes his hand is on the PA button (a Running Gag for that particular short), and they hear smashing sounds throughout the school.
- Cassandra Truth: Loomer faces explosion when Crubbs suspects him of being the one responsible for the destroying the sander in woodshop. Crubbs does not believe Loomer due to his habit of lying in the past.
- Foreshadowing: Mr. Chopsaw is at upset when the sander, which he already wasn't working right, was smashed, until Crubbs tells him he will put in emergency order for replacement. Then Mr. Chopsaw shows him a selection he a made in a magazine, this is the first sign that he isn't really upset the sander.
- No Good Deed Goes Unpunished: Moze convinces Ned and Cookie to help prove that Loomer is innocent to Crubbs, unfortunately after they succeed it leads to her becoming the prime suspect in the vandalism.
- Pet the Dog:
- Moze believes that Loomer is innocent of smashing the sander in woodshop when he is facing being expelled by Crubbs if found guilty. She then urges Ned and Cookie to help Loomer when the two refused at first.
- After Lisa is caught and she explains her intentions to Crubbs, he appreciates her honesty enough to let her off with a warning, especially since she has a spotless record.
- Refuse to Rescue the Disliked: When Loomer is at risk of being expelled when Crubbs believes he’s responsible the destruction of the sander, Ned and Cookie are more than happy to let it happen, as they could be rid of Loomer for good. Moze, who believes Loomer didn’t do it, urges them to help clear Loomer's name by giving them a disappointed glare until they agree to do it.
- Well-Intentioned Extremist: While Lisa was committing vandalism and destruction of school property, her intentions for doing it was to help the teachers get better equipment, as she discovered as class treasurer how school policy makes impossible to do so.
Guide Tropes to: Mondays
- Inner Thoughts, Outsider Puzzlement: When Ned is talking to the hallucinations of Abraham Lincoln and Benedict Arnold on his shoulders, Lisa and Coconut see this and become confused.
