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* The Garbage Pail Kids seem to be {{Animated Actors}}. Every other segment has them shown on television, and in the teaser mentioned above we actually see their studio. Now think about several of the characters-the couch potatoes, Patty Putty, Clogged Duane, Elliott Mess, Goldthumb, Rustin' Justin, etc. If they're really actors and there's no sign of the characters being in costumes, [[{{BodyHorror}} does that mean what I think it means?]]
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* The Garbage Pail Kids seem to be {{Animated Actors}}. Every other segment has them shown on television, and in the teaser mentioned above we actually see their studio. Now think about several of the characters-the characters--the couch potatoes, Patty Putty, Clogged Duane, Elliott Mess, Goldthumb, Rustin' Justin, etc. If they're really actors and there's no sign of the characters being in costumes, [[{{BodyHorror}} does that mean what I think it means?]]
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** Or [[DisabledCharacterDisabledActor young actors with disabilities]]. Actually heartwarming, in a gruesome way.
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* Given that Trash Can Ken was dropped from the show around the time Kit, Patty, Elliot, Duane and Terri started to be permanently shown in their Garbage Pail forms, one has to wonder if the reason they never appear as normal children after the first two episodes is because of something happening to Trash Can Ken.
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* Split Kit being captured in "Chris Messin' August". Sure, he's saved by his pals, but [[{{AdultFear}} what would've happened if they failed? Remember, these kids have parents. And Split Kit had been working with the criminals for quite a few days. Imagine a few days before Christmas, your child started acting strangely, before disappearing on Christmas Eve without you knowing what had happened.]]
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* Split Kit being captured in "Chris Messin' August". Sure, he's saved by his pals, but [[{{AdultFear}} what would've happened if they failed? Remember, these kids have parents. And Split Kit had been working with the criminals for quite a few days. Imagine a few days before Christmas, your child started acting strangely, before disappearing on Christmas Eve without you knowing what had happened.]]
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!! FridgeBrilliance
* In "Elliot Messed Up", it is shown that Elliot has been failing English in school. It's very likely that his D in English has something to do with his habit of scrambling the words in his sentences in the earlier episodes.
* In "Elliot Messed Up", it is shown that Elliot has been failing English in school. It's very likely that his D in English has something to do with his habit of scrambling the words in his sentences in the earlier episodes.
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* {{The Stinger}} at the opening of episode nine, entitled "Couch Potatoes" has two kids being scolded by their mother, who warns them to stop watching TV or they'll become couch potatoes. Cut to the two parents, who are [[HypocriticalHumor literal couch potatoes.]] Were they trying to warn their children not to suffer the same fate as they did??
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* {{The Stinger}} TheTeaser at the opening of episode nine, entitled "Couch Potatoes" has two kids being scolded by their mother, who warns them to stop watching TV or they'll become couch potatoes. Cut to the two parents, who are [[HypocriticalHumor literal couch potatoes.]] Were they trying to warn their children not to suffer the same fate as they did??
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* The Garbage Pail Kids seem to be {{Animated Actors}}. Every other stinger has them shown on television, and in the stinger mentioned above we actually see their studio. Now think about several of the characters-the couch potatoes, Patty Putty, Clogged Duane, Elliott Mess, Goldthumb, Rustin' Justin, etc. If they're really actors and there's no sign of the characters being in costumes, [[{{BodyHorror}} does that mean what I think it means?]]
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* The Garbage Pail Kids seem to be {{Animated Actors}}. Every other stinger segment has them shown on television, and in the stinger teaser mentioned above we actually see their studio. Now think about several of the characters-the couch potatoes, Patty Putty, Clogged Duane, Elliott Mess, Goldthumb, Rustin' Justin, etc. If they're really actors and there's no sign of the characters being in costumes, [[{{BodyHorror}} does that mean what I think it means?]]
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** Or robots.
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** Or robots.robots.
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* In the first episode, the Funbusters' plan was to ruin all the toys in America by selling defective batteries that would ruin any toy that used them. There are two rather glaring holes in this plan: 1, Not all toys use batteries, so only toys that required batteries would be destroyed. 2, Toys aren't the only things that can run on batteries. If those batteries were used in any other device, such as a flashlight or a clock, the Funbusters would surely be up to their necks in lawsuits once those electronics were all damaged by the batteries.
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* In the first episode, the Funbusters' plan was to ruin all the toys in America by selling defective batteries that would ruin any toy that used them. There are two rather glaring holes in this plan: 1, Not all toys use batteries, so only toys that required batteries would be destroyed. 2, Toys aren't the only things that can run on batteries. If those batteries were used in any other device, such as a flashlight or a clock, the Funbusters would surely be up to their necks in lawsuits once those electronics were all damaged by the batteries.
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Unfortunate Implications require citations these days, so potholes for that trope aren't allowed anymore. Also, The Stinger is about something appearing at the end of a work, and the scenes described happened at the beginning of those episodes.
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* {{The Stinger}}s at the episodes 2 and 4 were about cute cartoon characters who weren't allowed to be on the Garbage Pail Kids show complaining. In the latter, the cutesy animals even held a strike at the studio. [[{{DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything}} Kind of like]] [[{{TruthInTelevision}} how certain races or groups]] [[{{UnfortunateImplications}} would protest for their rights...]]
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* {{The Stinger}}s at Teaser}}s of the episodes 2 and 4 were about cute cartoon characters who weren't allowed to be on the Garbage Pail Kids show complaining. In the latter, the cutesy animals even held a strike at the studio. [[{{DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything}} Kind of like]] [[{{TruthInTelevision}} how certain races or groups]] [[{{UnfortunateImplications}} would protest for their rights...]]
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* Not even the episode preceding Chris Messin' August, Kinky Kong, is squeaky clean about this. We open with Fay Hooray/Stacy Hoopenagle, a palentologist reassembling the tail of a dinosaur skeleton. (Dinah Saur from Series 3, to be precise) Dinah, like the shrunken heads in Idaho Spud, is still perfectly conscious. Meaning she most likely remembers her death, whether it be from going extinct or another cause, and may have "reawakened" just in time to watch her remains be reassembled, if not during fossilization. ''Yikes.'' [[AndIMustScream And I Must Scream]] indeed.
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* Not even the episode preceding Chris Messin' August, Kinky Kong, is squeaky clean about this. We open with Fay Hooray/Stacy Hoopenagle, a palentologist reassembling the tail of a dinosaur skeleton. (Dinah Saur from Series 3, to be precise) Dinah, like the shrunken heads in Idaho Spud, is still perfectly conscious. Meaning she most likely remembers her death, whether it be from going extinct or another cause, and may have "reawakened" just in time to watch her remains be reassembled, if not during fossilization. ''Yikes.'' '''Yikes.''' [[AndIMustScream And I Must Scream]] indeed.
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** They could just be really convincing costumes, though.though.
** Or robots.
** Or robots.
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* Not even the episode preceding Chris Messin' August, Kinky Kong, is squeaky clean about this. We open with Fay Hooray/Stacy Hoopenagle, a palentologist reassembling the tail of a dinosaur skeleton. (Dinah Saur from Series 3, to be precise) Dinah, like the shrunken heads in Idaho Spud, is still perfectly conscious. Meaning she most likely remembers her death, whether it be from going extinct or another cause, and may have "reawakened" just in time to watch her remains be reassembled, if not during fossilization. ''''Yikes.'''' [[AndIMustScream And I Must Scream]] indeed.
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* Not even the episode preceding Chris Messin' August, Kinky Kong, is squeaky clean about this. We open with Fay Hooray/Stacy Hoopenagle, a palentologist reassembling the tail of a dinosaur skeleton. (Dinah Saur from Series 3, to be precise) Dinah, like the shrunken heads in Idaho Spud, is still perfectly conscious. Meaning she most likely remembers her death, whether it be from going extinct or another cause, and may have "reawakened" just in time to watch her remains be reassembled, if not during fossilization. ''''Yikes.'''' ''Yikes.'' [[AndIMustScream And I Must Scream]] indeed.
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* Not even the episode preceding Chris Messin' August, Kinky Kong, is squeaky clean about this. We open with Fay Hooray/Stacy Hoopenagle, a palentologist reassembling the tail of a dinosaur skeleton. (Dinah Saur from Series 3, to be precise) Dinah, like the shrunken heads in Idaho Spud, is still perfectly conscious. Meaning she most likely remembers her death, whether it be from going extinct or another cause, and may have "reawakened" just in time to watch her remains be reassembled, if not during fossilization. '''Yikes.''' [[AndIMustScream And I Must Scream indeed.]]
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* Not even the episode preceding Chris Messin' August, Kinky Kong, is squeaky clean about this. We open with Fay Hooray/Stacy Hoopenagle, a palentologist reassembling the tail of a dinosaur skeleton. (Dinah Saur from Series 3, to be precise) Dinah, like the shrunken heads in Idaho Spud, is still perfectly conscious. Meaning she most likely remembers her death, whether it be from going extinct or another cause, and may have "reawakened" just in time to watch her remains be reassembled, if not during fossilization. '''Yikes.''' ''''Yikes.'''' [[AndIMustScream And I Must Scream Scream]] indeed.]]
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* Not even the episode preceding Chris Messin' August, Kinky Kong, is squeaky clean about this. We open with Fay Hooray/Stacy Hoopenagle, a palentologist reassembling the tail of a dinosaur skeleton. (Dinah Saur from Series 3, to be precise) Dinah, like the shrunken heads in Idaho Spud, is still perfectly conscious. Meaning she most likely remembers her death, whether it be from going extinct or another cause, and may have "reawakened" just in time to watch her remains be reassembled, if not during fossilization. '''Yikes.''' [[AndIMustScream And I Must Scream indeed.]]
* Idaho Spud and the Temple of Trash has three shrunken heads in one of the lizards' prisoner huts, ''who are still conscious and thus remember how they got into their state''. Enough said.
* Idaho Spud and the Temple of Trash has three shrunken heads in one of the lizards' prisoner huts, ''who are still conscious and thus remember how they got into their state''. Enough said.
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** The whole ''episode'' is laced with this. As the villains survey the mayhem in their helicopter, Chris mentions that they will "keep him [Split Kit] quiet until they leave town". Exactly what was on his mind when he said that? Was he planning to hold Split Kit hostage? Or maybe he would trap Kit in a box and keep him in his lair like he did with one of his old spies?
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** The whole ''episode'' is laced with this. As the villains survey the mayhem in their helicopter, Chris mentions that they will they'll "keep him [Split Kit] quiet until they leave town". Exactly what was on his mind when he said that? Was he planning to hold Split Kit hostage? Or maybe he would trap Kit in a box and keep him in his lair like he did with one of his old spies?
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* Split Kit being captured in "Chris Messin' August". Sure, he's saved by his pals, but [[{{AdultFear}} what would've happened if they failed? Remember, these kids have parents. And Split Kit had been working with the criminals for quite a few days. Imagine a few days before Christmas, your child started acting naughtily, before disappearing on Christmas Eve without you knowing what had happened.]]
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* Split Kit being captured in "Chris Messin' August". Sure, he's saved by his pals, but [[{{AdultFear}} what would've happened if they failed? Remember, these kids have parents. And Split Kit had been working with the criminals for quite a few days. Imagine a few days before Christmas, your child started acting naughtily, strangely, before disappearing on Christmas Eve without you knowing what had happened.]]]]
**The whole ''episode'' is laced with this. As the villains survey the mayhem in their helicopter, Chris mentions that they will "keep him [Split Kit] quiet until they leave town". Exactly what was on his mind when he said that? Was he planning to hold Split Kit hostage? Or maybe he would trap Kit in a box and keep him in his lair like he did with one of his old spies?
**The whole ''episode'' is laced with this. As the villains survey the mayhem in their helicopter, Chris mentions that they will "keep him [Split Kit] quiet until they leave town". Exactly what was on his mind when he said that? Was he planning to hold Split Kit hostage? Or maybe he would trap Kit in a box and keep him in his lair like he did with one of his old spies?
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* {{The Stinger}}s at the episodes 2 and 13 were about cute cartoon characters who weren't allowed to be on the Garbage Pail Kids show complaining. In the former, the cutesy animals even held a strike at the studio. [[{{DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything}} Kind of like]] [[{{TruthInTelevision}} how certain races or groups]] [[{{UnfortunateImplications}} would protest for their rights...]]
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* {{The Stinger}}s at the episodes 2 and 13 4 were about cute cartoon characters who weren't allowed to be on the Garbage Pail Kids show complaining. In the former, latter, the cutesy animals even held a strike at the studio. [[{{DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything}} Kind of like]] [[{{TruthInTelevision}} how certain races or groups]] [[{{UnfortunateImplications}} would protest for their rights...]]
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* The Garbage Pail Kids seem to be {{AnimatedActors}}. Every other stinger has them shown on television, and in the stinger mentioned above we actually see their studio. Now think about several of the characters-the couch potatoes, Patty Putty, Clogged Duane, Elliott Mess, Goldthumb, Rustin' Justin, etc. If they're really actors and there's no sign of the characters being in costumes, [[{{BodyHorror}} does that mean what I think it means?]]
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* The Garbage Pail Kids seem to be {{AnimatedActors}}.{{Animated Actors}}. Every other stinger has them shown on television, and in the stinger mentioned above we actually see their studio. Now think about several of the characters-the couch potatoes, Patty Putty, Clogged Duane, Elliott Mess, Goldthumb, Rustin' Justin, etc. If they're really actors and there's no sign of the characters being in costumes, [[{{BodyHorror}} does that mean what I think it means?]]
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** Cutesy the Squirrel even says [[{{FantasticRacism}} "They're being unfair to us, because we're cute!"]]
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** Cutesy the Squirrel even says [[{{FantasticRacism}} "They're being unfair to us, because we're cute!"]]cute!"]]
* The Garbage Pail Kids seem to be {{AnimatedActors}}. Every other stinger has them shown on television, and in the stinger mentioned above we actually see their studio. Now think about several of the characters-the couch potatoes, Patty Putty, Clogged Duane, Elliott Mess, Goldthumb, Rustin' Justin, etc. If they're really actors and there's no sign of the characters being in costumes, [[{{BodyHorror}} does that mean what I think it means?]]
** They could just be really convincing costumes, though.
* The Garbage Pail Kids seem to be {{AnimatedActors}}. Every other stinger has them shown on television, and in the stinger mentioned above we actually see their studio. Now think about several of the characters-the couch potatoes, Patty Putty, Clogged Duane, Elliott Mess, Goldthumb, Rustin' Justin, etc. If they're really actors and there's no sign of the characters being in costumes, [[{{BodyHorror}} does that mean what I think it means?]]
** They could just be really convincing costumes, though.
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* {{The Stinger}}s at the episodes 4 2 and 13 were about cute cartoon characters who weren't allowed to be on the Garbage Pail Kids show complaining. In the former, the cutesy animals even held a strike at the studio. [[{{DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything}} Kind of like]] [[{{TruthInTelevision}} how certain races or groups]] [[{{UnfortunateImplications}} would protest for their rights...]]
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* {{The Stinger}}s at the episodes 4 and 13 were about cute cartoon characters who weren't allowed to be on the Garbage Pail Kids show complaining. In the former, the cutesy animals even held a strike at the studio. [[{{DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything}} Kind of like]] [[{{TruthInTelevision}} how certain races or groups would protest]] groups]] [[{{UnfortunateImplications}} would protest for their rights...]]]]
**Cutesy the Squirrel even says [[{{FantasticRacism}} "They're being unfair to us, because we're cute!"]]
**Cutesy the Squirrel even says [[{{FantasticRacism}} "They're being unfair to us, because we're cute!"]]
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* Split Kit being captured in "Chris Messin' August". Sure, he's saved by his pals, but [[{{AdultFear} }what would've happened if they failed? Remember, these kids have parents. And Split Kit had been working with the criminals for quite a few days. Imagine a few days before Christmas, your child started acting naughtily, before disappearing on Christmas Eve without you knowing what had happened.]]
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* Split Kit being captured in "Chris Messin' August". Sure, he's saved by his pals, but [[{{AdultFear} }what [[{{AdultFear}} what would've happened if they failed? Remember, these kids have parents. And Split Kit had been working with the criminals for quite a few days. Imagine a few days before Christmas, your child started acting naughtily, before disappearing on Christmas Eve without you knowing what had happened.]]
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** Same deal for Wizard of Odd. After Kit, Duane and Patty arrive at the Lizard's chambers, accompanied by parodies of the main Wizard of Oz cast, the Lizard accidentally gets carried off by his own balloon. So what if the kids didn't "still have their balloon"? There wouldn't be a Good Witch to help them this time, and their only way home would've been taken away from them. They'd be stuck in Odd forever, Elliott and Terry would forever be ridden with guilt, and for all their parents know, their kids were killed in a tornado and their bodies were never found.
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** Same deal for Wizard of Odd. After Kit, Duane and Patty arrive at the Lizard's chambers, accompanied by parodies of the main Wizard of Oz cast, the Lizard accidentally gets carried off by his own balloon. So what if the kids didn't "still have their balloon"? There wouldn't be a Good Witch to help them this time, and their only way home would've been taken away from them. They'd be stuck in Odd forever, Elliott and Terry would forever be ridden with guilt, and for all their parents know, their kids were killed in a tornado and their bodies were never found.found.
* {{The Stinger}}s at the episodes 4 and 13 were about cute cartoon characters who weren't allowed to be on the Garbage Pail Kids show complaining. In the former, the cutesy animals even held a strike at the studio. [[{{DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything}} Kind of like]] [[{{TruthInTelevision}} how certain races or groups would protest]] [[{{UnfortunateImplications}} for their rights...]]
* {{The Stinger}}s at the episodes 4 and 13 were about cute cartoon characters who weren't allowed to be on the Garbage Pail Kids show complaining. In the former, the cutesy animals even held a strike at the studio. [[{{DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything}} Kind of like]] [[{{TruthInTelevision}} how certain races or groups would protest]] [[{{UnfortunateImplications}} for their rights...]]
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* Split Kit being captured in "Chris Messin' August". Sure, he's saved by his pals, but [[{{AdultFear}}what would've happened if they failed? Remember, these kids have parents. And Split Kit had been working with the criminals for quite a few days. Imagine a few days before Christmas, your child started acting naughtily, before disappearing on Christmas Eve without you knowing what had happened.]]
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* Split Kit being captured in "Chris Messin' August". Sure, he's saved by his pals, but [[{{AdultFear}}what [[{{AdultFear} }what would've happened if they failed? Remember, these kids have parents. And Split Kit had been working with the criminals for quite a few days. Imagine a few days before Christmas, your child started acting naughtily, before disappearing on Christmas Eve without you knowing what had happened.]]
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** Adding icing to the cake is the others going to the North Pole on a flimsy-looking plane. Like, [[{{TheAllegedCar}} really flimsy-looking.]] Suppose the plane stalled out/fell apart due to the cold before they reached their destination. They would be stranded in a freezing biome, their friend would probably be tortured by the criminals, and all their parents would know is that one day, their kids didn't come home.
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** Adding icing to the cake is the others going to the North Pole on a flimsy-looking plane. Like, [[{{TheAllegedCar}} really flimsy-looking.]] Suppose the plane stalled out/fell apart due to because of the cold before they reached their destination. They would be stranded in a freezing biome, their friend would probably be tortured by the criminals, and all their parents would know is that one day, their kids didn't come home.
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** Adding icing to the cake is the others going to the North Pole on a flimsy-looking plane. Like, [[{{TheAllegedCar}}really flimsy-looking.]] Suppose the plane stalled out/fell apart before they reached their destination. They would be stranded in a freezing biome, their friend would probably be tortured by the criminals, and all their parents would know is that one day, their kids didn't come home.
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** Adding icing to the cake is the others going to the North Pole on a flimsy-looking plane. Like, [[{{TheAllegedCar}}really [[{{TheAllegedCar}} really flimsy-looking.]] Suppose the plane stalled out/fell apart due to the cold before they reached their destination. They would be stranded in a freezing biome, their friend would probably be tortured by the criminals, and all their parents would know is that one day, their kids didn't come home.
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{{The Stinger}} at the opening of episode nine, entitled "Couch Potatoes" has two kids being scolded by their mother, who warns them to stop watching TV or they'll become couch potatoes. Cut to the two parents, who are [[HypocriticalHumor literal couch potatoes.]] Were they trying to warn their children not to suffer the same fate as they did??
** Split Kit being captured in "Chris Messin' August". Sure, he's saved by his pals, but [[{{AdultFear}}what would've happened if they failed? Remember, these kids have parents. And Split Kit had been working with the criminals for quite a few days. Imagine a few days before Christmas, your child started acting naughtily, before disappearing on Christmas Eve without you knowing what had happened.]]
** Split Kit being captured in "Chris Messin' August". Sure, he's saved by his pals, but [[{{AdultFear}}what would've happened if they failed? Remember, these kids have parents. And Split Kit had been working with the criminals for quite a few days. Imagine a few days before Christmas, your child started acting naughtily, before disappearing on Christmas Eve without you knowing what had happened.]]
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* {{The Stinger}} at the opening of episode nine, entitled "Couch Potatoes" has two kids being scolded by their mother, who warns them to stop watching TV or they'll become couch potatoes. Cut to the two parents, who are [[HypocriticalHumor literal couch potatoes.]] Were they trying to warn their children not to suffer the same fate as they did??
** * Split Kit being captured in "Chris Messin' August". Sure, he's saved by his pals, but [[{{AdultFear}}what would've happened if they failed? Remember, these kids have parents. And Split Kit had been working with the criminals for quite a few days. Imagine a few days before Christmas, your child started acting naughtily, before disappearing on Christmas Eve without you knowing what had happened.]]]]
**Adding icing to the cake is the others going to the North Pole on a flimsy-looking plane. Like, [[{{TheAllegedCar}}really flimsy-looking.]] Suppose the plane stalled out/fell apart before they reached their destination. They would be stranded in a freezing biome, their friend would probably be tortured by the criminals, and all their parents would know is that one day, their kids didn't come home.
**Same deal for Wizard of Odd. After Kit, Duane and Patty arrive at the Lizard's chambers, accompanied by parodies of the main Wizard of Oz cast, the Lizard accidentally gets carried off by his own balloon. So what if the kids didn't "still have their balloon"? There wouldn't be a Good Witch to help them this time, and their only way home would've been taken away from them. They'd be stuck in Odd forever, Elliott and Terry would forever be ridden with guilt, and for all their parents know, their kids were killed in a tornado and their bodies were never found.
**Adding icing to the cake is the others going to the North Pole on a flimsy-looking plane. Like, [[{{TheAllegedCar}}really flimsy-looking.]] Suppose the plane stalled out/fell apart before they reached their destination. They would be stranded in a freezing biome, their friend would probably be tortured by the criminals, and all their parents would know is that one day, their kids didn't come home.
**Same deal for Wizard of Odd. After Kit, Duane and Patty arrive at the Lizard's chambers, accompanied by parodies of the main Wizard of Oz cast, the Lizard accidentally gets carried off by his own balloon. So what if the kids didn't "still have their balloon"? There wouldn't be a Good Witch to help them this time, and their only way home would've been taken away from them. They'd be stuck in Odd forever, Elliott and Terry would forever be ridden with guilt, and for all their parents know, their kids were killed in a tornado and their bodies were never found.
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Fridge Horror: {{The Stinger}} at the opening of episode nine, entitled "Couch Potatoes" has two kids being scolded by their mother, who warns them to stop watching TV or they'll become couch potatoes. Cut to the two parents, who are [[HypocriticalHumor literal couch potatoes.]] Were they trying to warn their children not to suffer the same fate as they did??
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Fridge Horror: {{The Stinger}} at the opening of episode nine, entitled "Couch Potatoes" has two kids being scolded by their mother, who warns them to stop watching TV or they'll become couch potatoes. Cut to the two parents, who are [[HypocriticalHumor literal couch potatoes.]] Were they trying to warn their children not to suffer the same fate as they did??did??
** Split Kit being captured in "Chris Messin' August". Sure, he's saved by his pals, but [[{{AdultFear}}what would've happened if they failed? Remember, these kids have parents. And Split Kit had been working with the criminals for quite a few days. Imagine a few days before Christmas, your child started acting naughtily, before disappearing on Christmas Eve without you knowing what had happened.]]
** Split Kit being captured in "Chris Messin' August". Sure, he's saved by his pals, but [[{{AdultFear}}what would've happened if they failed? Remember, these kids have parents. And Split Kit had been working with the criminals for quite a few days. Imagine a few days before Christmas, your child started acting naughtily, before disappearing on Christmas Eve without you knowing what had happened.]]
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Fridge Horror: {{The Stinger}} at the opening of episode nine, entitles "Couch Potatoes" has two kids being scolded by their mother, who warns them to stop watching TV or they'll become couch potatoes. Cut to the two parents, who are [[HypocriticalHumor literal couch potatoes.]] Were they trying to warn their children not to suffer the same fate as they did??
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Fridge Horror: {{The Stinger}} at the opening of episode nine, entitles entitled "Couch Potatoes" has two kids being scolded by their mother, who warns them to stop watching TV or they'll become couch potatoes. Cut to the two parents, who are [[HypocriticalHumor literal couch potatoes.]] Were they trying to warn their children not to suffer the same fate as they did??
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Fridge Horror: {{The Stinger}} at the opening of episode nine, entitles "Couch Potatoes" has two kids being scolded by their mother, who warns them to stop watching TV or they'll become couch potatoes. Cut to the two parents, who are [[{{HypocriticalHumor literal couch potatoes.]] Were they trying to warn their children not to suffer the same fate as they did??
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Fridge Horror: {{The Stinger}} at the opening of episode nine, entitles "Couch Potatoes" has two kids being scolded by their mother, who warns them to stop watching TV or they'll become couch potatoes. Cut to the two parents, who are [[{{HypocriticalHumor [[HypocriticalHumor literal couch potatoes.]] Were they trying to warn their children not to suffer the same fate as they did??
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Fridge Horror: {{The Stinger}} at the opening of episode nine, entitles "Couch Potatoes" has two kids being scolded by their mother, who warns them to stop watching TV or they'll become couch potatoes. Cut to the two parents, who are [[{{HypocriticalHumor literal couch potatoes.]] Were they trying to warn their children not to suffer the same fate as they did??
