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'''Take My Siblings Please!''': In a parody of "The Three Billy Goats Gruff", the Warners encounter a troll.
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'''Take My Siblings Please!''': In a parody of "The Three "Three Billy Goats Gruff", the Warners encounter a troll.
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* WholePlotReference: The short is a parody of "Literature/TheThreeBillyGoatsGruff".
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NOTE: In this short season the opening line of "While Bill Clinton plays the sax" was changed to "We've got wisecracks by the stacks", since the writers felt the original reference to the 1992 Presidential election was becoming dated (1994 was a midterm year). The saxophone part that Clinton supposedly played remains through to the end of the series.
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NOTE: In this short season season, the opening line of "While Bill Clinton plays the sax" was changed to "We've got wisecracks by the stacks", since the writers felt the original reference to the 1992 Presidential election was becoming dated (1994 was a midterm year). The saxophone part that Clinton supposedly played remains through to the end of the series.series.
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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NOTE: In this short season the opening line of "While Bill Clinton plays the sax" was changed to "We've got wisecracks by the stacks", since the writers felt the original reference to the 1992 Presidential election was becoming dated (1994 was a midterm year). The saxophone part that Clinton supposedly played remains on the recording through to the end of the series.
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NOTE: In this short season the opening line of "While Bill Clinton plays the sax" was changed to "We've got wisecracks by the stacks", since the writers felt the original reference to the 1992 Presidential election was becoming dated (1994 was a midterm year). The saxophone part that Clinton supposedly played remains on the recording through to the end of the series.
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NOTE: In this short season the opening line of "While Bill Clinton plays the sax" was changed to "We've got wisecracks by the stacks", since the writers felt the original reference to the 1992 Presidential election was becoming dated (1994 was a midterm year).
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NOTE: In this short season the opening line of "While Bill Clinton plays the sax" was changed to "We've got wisecracks by the stacks", since the writers felt the original reference to the 1992 Presidential election was becoming dated (1994 was a midterm year). The saxophone part that Clinton supposedly played remains on the recording through to the end of the series.
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-->'''Dot''': Well ''somebody'' had to do it.
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* SongParody: While walking across the bridge, Dot does a lawyer-friendly version of "The Girl from Ipanema".
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* InteractiveNarrator: After Dot tricks the troll, Yakko and Wakko are seen taking five. The narrator has to tell them to resume romping.
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* WholePlotReference: The short is a parody of "The Three Billy Goats Gruff".
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* {{Anticlimax}}: After Wakko and Dot each spend several minutes messing with the troll and persuading him to eat Yakko instead, Yakko proceeds to cross the bridge in two seconds, abruptly crushing the troll with a mallet before he got three words out.
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* DiegeticSoundtrackUsage: While walking across the bridge, Wakko sings, "[[WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures We're tiny, we're toony / We're all a little—]]", but then says, "Eh, I'm sick of that song", then proceeds to sing "It's time for Animaniacs!"
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* ThemeTuneCameo: While walking across the bridge, Wakko sings, "[[WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures We're tiny, we're toony / We're all a little—]]", but then says, "Eh, I'm sick of that song", then proceeds to sing "It's time for Animaniacs!"
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-->'''Wakko:''' My bottom's all sore from romping.
** Also after the showgirls leave Yakko, he tells them not to leave, saying "I'll even get in ''front'' this time!"
-->'''Wakko:''' My bottom's all sore from romping.
** Also after the showgirls leave Yakko, he tells them not to leave, saying "I'll even get in ''front'' this time!"
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-->'''Wakko:''' My bottom's all sore from romping.
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-->'''Wakko:''' My bottom's all sore from romping.
** Also after the showgirls leave Yakko, he tells them not
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NOTE: In this short season the opening line of "While Bill Clinton plays the sax" was changed to "We've got wisecracks by the stacks" because the Presidential election was taking place that year and the writers had no way of knowing if Clinton would win again.
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NOTE: In this short season the opening line of "While Bill Clinton plays the sax" was changed to "We've got wisecracks by the stacks" because the Presidential election was taking place that year and the writers had no way of knowing if Clinton would win again.
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* ShoutOut: The first organ played is the one Nemo played from ''Film/TwentyThousandLeaguesUnderTheSea''.
* ThemeTuneCameo: While walking across the bridge, Wakko sings, "[[WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures We're tiny, we're toony / We're all a little—]]", but then says, "Eh, I'm sick of that song", then proceeds to sing "It's time for Animaniacs!"
* ThemeTuneCameo: While walking across the bridge, Wakko sings, "[[WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures We're tiny, we're toony / We're all a little—]]", but then says, "Eh, I'm sick of that song", then proceeds to sing "It's time for Animaniacs!"
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'''The Mindy 500'': Mindy finds herself in the Indianapolis 500.
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'''The Mindy 500'': 500''': Mindy finds herself in the Indianapolis 500.
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'''The Mindy 500'': Mindy finds herself in the Indianapolis 500.
'''Morning Malaise''': The Warners give Howie Tern, the host of a radio show, a hard time.
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* LeftTheBackgroundMusicOn: Whenever anybody mentions the troll, Wakko plays some dramatic music on a pipe organ. At one point Dot does it because Wakko is occupied.
* NoFourthWall: After Wakko bails on the romping, Yakko summons several chorus girls, then says, "I love cartoons."
* StorybookOpening: The cartoon begins with one.
* WholePlotReference: The short is a parody of "The Three Billy Goats Gruff".
* NoFourthWall: After Wakko bails on the romping, Yakko summons several chorus girls, then says, "I love cartoons."
* StorybookOpening: The cartoon begins with one.
* WholePlotReference: The short is a parody of "The Three Billy Goats Gruff".
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* HypocriticalHumor: Mindy's mother says that she's going to draft a PTA resolution against negligent mothers.
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* AsideGlance: Yakko gives the audience one after Howie compares him to a demented monkey.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Howie Tern and his co-host Robin are obvious parodies of Howard Stern and Robin Quivers.
* TakeThat: At one point, Howie demands to know why the Warners don't go torment Rush Limbaugh. Yakko says that they're afraid he might eat them.
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