YMMV / Mr. Young

• Ass Pull: In Mr. Spin-Off, after how close they became after finally experiencing their Relationship Upgrade and overcoming the challenges they faced with Mr. Kidd, Echo goes on to say in reality that she expects her and Adam to break up and in her idea for a show about herself (and in Ivy's idea for a show about Ivy), Echo states that she believes that being with Adam would be "settling into a loveless marriage".
• Big-Lipped Alligator Moment: Too many to count, basically the writers are adding too many jokes for the episodes that it's almost hard to pay attention to the show itself.
• Fan-Preferred Couple: Even after Slab and Ivy get together, there may be plenty of fans who still wanted to see her with Derby.
• Fridge Brilliance: Why does the theme song in the episode Mr. Kidd replace Adam with Mr. Kidd? Because the episodes plot revolves around Kidd trying to wipe Adam out of everyone's memories and replacing him.
  • Also in "Mr. Kidd", Derby is surprised to hear that Adam's a science teacher. While not intelligent, Derby is usually not that stupid-unless Mr. Kidd had already tested out the Reversed Memory-Eraser on him beforehand.
  • In "Mr. Switch", Adam, Echo, Slabb, Ivy, Derby, and Dang accidentally switch bodies, and trade clothing in order to make it easier to remember who's who. Adam as Echo comes up with the excuse that it's "Dress-As-Your-Favourite-Person-Day". If this were true, Echo's favourite person would be Adam, and Ivy's would be Slabb. Hence Foreshadowing both of the later Official Couples.
  • Derby tells Adam in "Mr. First Impression", Derby tells Adam that first impressions are everything. He's talking about it in terms of relationships, but it could also apply to his character. Several episodes, mostly early on, show Derby as actually being quite clever when he's actually motivated, but nothing important ever comes of it and the characters never think of him as anything other than a complete idiot (except in "Mr. Switch", but only because Derby was actually Echo) because that's how he was introduced in the first episode.
    • Also in "Mr. First Impression", why, in one timeline, does Mrs. Byrne teach about the war between the humans and the elephants? Because Adam went back in time and prevented the War of 1812, so she needed something new to define her identity.
• Fridge Horror: Adam went to college when he was 9, and graduated at 14. Once, we were shown a picture of young Adam being in a fraternity party with the college students, drinking milk instead of alcohol. What were the chances of Adam was tempted to try alcohol, even somewhat egged on by some of the students?
• Hilarious in Hindsight: Adam and Derby mocking the idea of Tater having a son in "Mr. Brain" becomes even funnier in "Mr. Kidd" when it's revealed that Tater had sexual relations with Rachel and might actually be Adam's father.
• Ho Yay: In "Mr. Meteor", Slabb tells Adam "I wonder what our kids are gonna look like!" (He was actually talking about starting a petting zoo with baby goats, but still).
  • In "Mr. Student", Derby comforts a girl after Hutch breaks up with her, which causes him to think she has a crush on her. The episode ends with Derby doing the same thing to Hutch that he did to the girl in the beginning, word-for-word, after Ivy breaks up with Hutch.
• Jerkass Woobie: Mr. Tater.
• Moral Event Horizon: The title character in Mr. Kidd tries to take Adam's place as a teacher. Not bad enough? Okay, how about wiping everyone's memory of Adam, including his mother? No good reason was given for this so it's definitely For the Evulz.
• Nightmare Fuel: The fact that the CEO of Cyclops Industries is a REAL Cyclops.
  • In his return episode, Mr. Cyclops buys out the school to work on his products and has the cafeteria sell only the food made by his corporation, which temporarily mutates everyone into Cyclopses.
  • Mr. Kidd, the guy tries to steal Adam's life by erasing everyone's memories of him - his friends, girlfriend, family, and co workers.
  • The subplot of Mr. Interview which virtually shatters the fourth wall.
• Suspiciously Similar Song: The Kiss Cam theme sounds similar to "Kiss Me." "Derby Style" is a more obvious pastiche of "Gangnam Style." "There Is A Perfect School I Know" is one to "Castle On A Cloud".

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