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* LeFilmArtistique: parody of art films, especially French ones.
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* SelfParody: A work which spoofs ''[[SelfDeprecation itself]]'' (like an episode of a TV show that makes fun of its own tropes and clichés).
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* SelfParody: A work which spoofs ''[[SelfDeprecation itself]]'' (like an episode of a TV show that makes fun of its own tropes and clichés).clichés, or an artist making fun of one of his pervious works).
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* PompousPoliticalPundit (frequent use as a Creator/FoxNewsChannel satire/parody)
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* PompousPoliticalPundit (frequent use as a Creator/FoxNewsChannel Fox News Channel satire/parody)
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* SoapOperaOrganScore: A tremolo electric organ announces a SoapWithinAShow parody or other soap-opera-like, comically [[{{melodrama}} melodramatic]] situation.
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* StockParodyJokes: Jokes that frequently appear in parodies.
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* TheAbridgedHistory: A parody of real-life historical events.
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* TheAbridgedHistory: A parody of {{Parody}}ing and shortening real-life historical events.History.
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* ParodyProductPlacement: A parody of the Advertising/HostessFruitPies comic book ads where the heroes either stopped villains from stealing Hostess products or used Hostess products to defeat the villain.
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* ParodyProductPlacement: A parody of the Advertising/HostessFruitPies Hostess Fruit Pies comic book ads where the heroes either stopped villains from stealing Hostess products or used Hostess products to defeat the villain.
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* ItsASmallRide: An in-universe amusment park ride that parodies Ride/ItsASmallWorld
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* ItsASmallRide: An in-universe amusment park ride that parodies Ride/ItsASmallWorld
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* FracturedFairyTale
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* ItsASmallRide: Parodies of ''Ride/ItsASmallWorld''.
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KitschyLocalCommercial: Local commercials that are deliberately of poor quality.
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* KitschyLocalCommercial: Local commercials that are deliberately of poor quality.
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* ItsASmallRide: Parodies of ''Ride/ItsASmallWorld''.
KitschyLocalCommercial: Local commercials that are deliberately of poor quality.
KitschyLocalCommercial: Local commercials that are deliberately of poor quality.
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* MockHeadroom: Parodies of ''Series/MaxHeadroom''.
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* WeirdAlEffect: The parody becomes more well-known than the work being parodied.
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* WeirdAlEffect: ParodyDisplacement: The parody becomes more well-known than the work being parodied.
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* WeirdAlEffect: The parody becomes more well-known than the work being parodied.
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* OneJokeFakeShow: A ShowWithinAShow parody of popular television boiled down to one gag.
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* SubvertedSitcom: A parody of a classic sitcom that deconstructs and plays the familiar sitcom tropes [[PlayedForHorror for horror]].
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* AnimeOpeningParody: When a work parodies or imitates typical [[AnimeThemeSong anime openings]].
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* TheAhnold: AffectionateParody of 80's Action heroes.
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* SelfParodySelfParody: A work which spoofs ''[[SelfDeprecation itself]]'' (like an episode of a TV show that makes fun of its own tropes and clichés).
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* ParodiedTrope
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* ParodiedTropeParodiedTrope: A specific trope or cliche gets humorously spoofed to the point of absurdity.
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* BritishHumour
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* BatmanParody: A parody of Creator/DCComics hero Batman.
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* BatmanParody: A parody of Creator/DCComics hero Batman.superhero {{Franchise/Batman}}.
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* GagDub: Dubbing over a work with different dialogue to make it funnier.
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* GagDub: Dubbing over a work with different dialogue and audio to make it sound funnier.
*GagSubGagSub: A work with dialogue in another language is given fake subtitles to create a funnier mistranslation.
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* {{Parody}}: A work where the backbone of the premise is making fun of another work.
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* ClickbaitGag: Making fun of clickbait articles.
* DarkParody: When the parody is much darker than the source material.
* DeconstructiveParody: The parody takes the tropes, plot devices and character traits of the work being spoofed and either depicts them realistically or exaggerates them to ludicrous levels.
* DarkParody: When the parody is much darker than the source material.
* DeconstructiveParody: The parody takes the tropes, plot devices and character traits of the work being spoofed and either depicts them realistically or exaggerates them to ludicrous levels.
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* ClickbaitGag: Making fun of online clickbait articles.
* DarkParody:When the A [[BlackComedy darkly humorous]] parody which is much darker far more disturbing than the source material.
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* DeconstructiveParody: The parody takes the tropes, plotdevices devices, and character traits of the work being spoofed spoofed, and either depicts them realistically or exaggerates them to ludicrous levels.
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* DeconstructiveParody: The parody takes the tropes, plot
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* SubvertedKidsShow: A kids show spoof that is loaded with content that isn't appropriate for children.
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* SubvertedKidsShow: A kids show spoof parody of a work of children's media that is loaded with lots of content that really isn't appropriate for children.kids.
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* WeirdCrossover: A (parodic) {{crossover}} in which humor is derived from the juxtaposition of two ''vastly different'' works of fiction.
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* TheAbridgedHistory
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* TheAbridgedHistoryTheAbridgedHistory: A parody of real-life historical events.
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* SpoofedTheIronicFilmSeriouslySpoofedTheIronicFilmSeriously: Parodying a work that was already comedic or satirical as if the original work was actually serious.
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* SpoofedWithTheirOwnWords
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* SpoofedWithTheirOwnWordsSpoofedWithTheirOwnWords: The parody copies actual dialogue from the work being spoofed word for word just to show how ridiculous it sounded in its original context.
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* StockParodyJokes: Jokes that frequently appear in parodies.
