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** His antlears seem to be entirely filled with blood.
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** His antlears antlers seem to be entirely filled with blood.
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* ArtisticLicenseBiology: Many things are wrong with Lumpy when he's sliced in half:
** There's inexplicitly blood filling up Lumpy's antlers. They also have only two pongs instead of three.
** Lumpy's brain is outside his skull and his antlers are not attached to it either.
** Also, Lumpy's clothes aren't visible.
** There's inexplicitly blood filling up Lumpy's antlers. They also have only two pongs instead of three.
** Lumpy's brain is outside his skull and his antlers are not attached to it either.
** Also, Lumpy's clothes aren't visible.
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* ArtisticLicenseBiology: Many There's several things are wrong with Lumpy when he's he gets sliced in half:
**There's inexplicitly blood filling up Lumpy's antlers. They also have only two pongs instead of three.
His antlears seem to be entirely filled with blood.
** Lumpy's brain is outside hisskull and his skull.
** His antlers are not attached to iteither.
** Also, Lumpy's clothes aren't visible.either.
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* OffModel: Numerous as usual applied to both characters and objects, but the most noticeable ones are Petunia lacking eyelashes in the first shot and Lumpy's prongs being reduced to four when his death is shown.
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** There's inexplicitly blood within Lumpy's antlers. They also have only two pongs instead of three
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* ArtisticLicenseBiology: Many things are wrong with Lumpy when he's sliced in half:
** There's inexplicitly blood within Lumpy's antlers. They also have only two pongs instead of three
** Lumpy's is outside his skull and his antlers are not attached to it either.
** Also, Lumpy's clothes aren't visible.
** There's inexplicitly blood within Lumpy's antlers. They also have only two pongs instead of three
** Lumpy's is outside his skull and his antlers are not attached to it either.
** Also, Lumpy's clothes aren't visible.
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* TheyKilledKennyAgain: Lumpy dies yet again.
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* TheyKilledKennyAgain: Lumpy dies yet again. This is also Petunia's first death.
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The episode begins with Petunia playing a carnival game at Lumpy's stand. A blind mole named, well, Mole, hears the fun and walks to the stand to play as well. Lumpy is at first unsure because of Mole's sight problems, but he shrugs it off as he takes the money and gives the balls to play. Mole's first throw immediately turns into trouble as the ball ricochets around the stand before knocking the support beams of the booth, causing the window to fall down and cut off half of Petunia's head. Fortunately, Mole managed to duck due to him trying to get his second ball which fell off the booth. He then does another throw, resulting in the ball bouncing off the closed stand and into a lever, causing the nearby Ferris wheel to spin out of control to the point of releasing it from its hinges. Lumpy opens up his booth only to see the Ferris wheel barreling straight into him. He tries to escape, but it is too late as the ride cuts through half of the stand, leaving Lumpy with half of his body. The episode ends with one of the teddy bear prizes falling onto Mole's head and then into his hands. He happily hugs it.
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The episode begins with Petunia playing a carnival game at Lumpy's stand. A blind mole named, well, The Mole, hears the fun and walks to the stand to play as well. Lumpy is at first unsure because of The Mole's sight problems, but he shrugs it off as he takes the money and gives him the balls to play. The Mole's first throw immediately turns into trouble as the ball ricochets around the stand before knocking the support beams of off the booth, causing the window to fall down and cut off half of Petunia's head. Fortunately, The Mole managed manages to duck due to him trying to get his second ball ball, which fell off the booth. He then does another throw, resulting in the ball bouncing off the closed stand and into a lever, causing the nearby Ferris wheel to spin out of control to the point of releasing it from its hinges. Lumpy opens up his booth booth, only to see the Ferris wheel barreling straight into him. He tries to escape, but it is too late as the ride cuts through half of the stand, leaving Lumpy with half of his body. The episode ends with one of the teddy bear prizes falling onto The Mole's head and then into his hands. He happily hugs it.
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* AccidentalMurder: Mole's blindness leads to him unknowingly causing deaths of many critters working at and visiting the amusement park.
* AmusementParkOfDoom: The setting becomes this due to Mole's hijinks.
* BittersweetEnding: The amusement park ends up in a horrible disaster, but at least Mole is still alive and gets his prize at the end.
* AmusementParkOfDoom: The setting becomes this due to Mole's hijinks.
* BittersweetEnding: The amusement park ends up in a horrible disaster, but at least Mole is still alive and gets his prize at the end.
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* AccidentalMurder: The Mole's blindness leads to him unknowingly causing the deaths of many critters working at and visiting the amusement park.
* AmusementParkOfDoom: The setting becomes this due to The Mole's hijinks.
* BittersweetEnding: The amusement park ends up in a horrible disaster, but at least The Mole is still alive and gets his prize at theend.end.
* CoincidentalDodge: Non-assassination attempt example. The Mole leaning down to get the ball he accidentally knocked to the ground allows him to dodge the falling booth window caused by his ricocheting previous ball which cuts Petunia's head in half.
* AmusementParkOfDoom: The setting becomes this due to The Mole's hijinks.
* BittersweetEnding: The amusement park ends up in a horrible disaster, but at least The Mole is still alive and gets his prize at the
* CoincidentalDodge: Non-assassination attempt example. The Mole leaning down to get the ball he accidentally knocked to the ground allows him to dodge the falling booth window caused by his ricocheting previous ball which cuts Petunia's head in half.
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* DebutQueue: Mole makes his first debut in this episode.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Mole's complete obliviousness to danger thanks to his blindness.
* FacelessMasses: The colorful faceless crowd from "Wheelin' and Dealin'" appear as the unlucky souls on the Ferris wheel.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Mole's complete obliviousness to danger thanks to his blindness.
* FacelessMasses: The colorful faceless crowd from "Wheelin' and Dealin'" appear as the unlucky souls on the Ferris wheel.
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* DebutQueue: The Mole makes his first debut in this episode.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: The Mole's complete obliviousness to danger thanks to his blindness.
* FacelessMasses: The colorful faceless crowd from"Wheelin' "[[Recap/HTFWheelinAndDealin Wheelin' and Dealin'" Dealin']]" appear as the unlucky souls on the Ferris wheel.wheel.
* FerrisWheelOfDoom: The Mole's second ball toss hits a lever that causes a nearby Ferris wheel to speed up and spin out of control, killing the people riding it, as well as Lumpy when it rolls through him and cuts him in half.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: The Mole's complete obliviousness to danger thanks to his blindness.
* FacelessMasses: The colorful faceless crowd from
* FerrisWheelOfDoom: The Mole's second ball toss hits a lever that causes a nearby Ferris wheel to speed up and spin out of control, killing the people riding it, as well as Lumpy when it rolls through him and cuts him in half.
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* PinballProjectile: Mole's first throw bounces all over the stand before knocking off its two support beams.
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* PinballProjectile: The Mole's first throw bounces all over the stand before knocking off its two support beams.
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* UpdatedRerelease: One of the early episodes to be part of "Classics Remastered" releases, which rereleases early HTF episodes in HD.
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* TheyKilledKennyAgain: Petunia and Lumpy die.
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--> ''"Take your vitamins!"''
Airdate: March 3, 2000
"Pitchin' Impossible" is the ninth episode of the first (internet) season of ''WebAnimation/HappyTreeFriends''.
The episode begins with Petunia playing a carnival game at Lumpy's stand. A blind mole named, well, Mole, hears the fun and walks to the stand to play as well. Lumpy is at first unsure because of Mole's sight problems, but he shrugs it off as he takes the money and gives the balls to play. Mole's first throw immediately turns into trouble as the ball ricochets around the stand before knocking the support beams of the booth, causing the window to fall down and cut off half of Petunia's head. Fortunately, Mole managed to duck due to him trying to get his second ball which fell off the booth. He then does another throw, resulting in the ball bouncing off the closed stand and into a lever, causing the nearby Ferris wheel to spin out of control to the point of releasing it from its hinges. Lumpy opens up his booth only to see the Ferris wheel barreling straight into him. He tries to escape, but it is too late as the ride cuts through half of the stand, leaving Lumpy with half of his body. The episode ends with one of the teddy bear prizes falling onto Mole's head and then into his hands. He happily hugs it.
!!"Pitchin' Impossible" contains the following:
* AmusementParkOfDoom: The setting becomes this due to Mole's hijinks.
* BittersweetEnding: The amusement park ends up in a horrible disaster, but at least Mole is still alive and gets his prize at the end.
* CruelAndUnusualDeath:
** Petunia loses half of her head from the falling booth window. Her body is then dragged away by the runaway Ferris wheel, leaving her flattened tail.
** Lumpy is cut in half by the runaway Ferris wheel.
* DebutQueue: Mole makes his first debut in this episode.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Mole's complete obliviousness to danger thanks to his blindness.
* FacelessMasses: The colorful faceless crowd from "Wheelin' and Dealin'" appear as the unlucky souls on the Ferris wheel.
* HalfTheManHeUsedToBe: Lumpy is cartoonishly (yet graphically) ripped in half vertically, leaving his remaining body stuck in his running pose.
* OffModel: Numerous as usual applied to both characters and objects, but the most noticeable ones are Petunia lacking eyelashes in the first shot and Lumpy's prongs being reduced to four when his death is shown.
* OhCrap:
** Petunia's reaction when the window is about to crash down on her. It is too late for her...
** Lumpy's reaction when the runaway Ferris wheel is barreling towards him.
* PinballProjectile: Mole's first throw bounces all over the stand before knocking off its two support beams.
* PunBasedTitle: The title is based on ''Film/MissionImpossible''.
* ShoutOut: See PunBasedTitle above.
--> ''"Take your vitamins!"''
Airdate: March 3, 2000
"Pitchin' Impossible" is the ninth episode of the first (internet) season of ''WebAnimation/HappyTreeFriends''.
The episode begins with Petunia playing a carnival game at Lumpy's stand. A blind mole named, well, Mole, hears the fun and walks to the stand to play as well. Lumpy is at first unsure because of Mole's sight problems, but he shrugs it off as he takes the money and gives the balls to play. Mole's first throw immediately turns into trouble as the ball ricochets around the stand before knocking the support beams of the booth, causing the window to fall down and cut off half of Petunia's head. Fortunately, Mole managed to duck due to him trying to get his second ball which fell off the booth. He then does another throw, resulting in the ball bouncing off the closed stand and into a lever, causing the nearby Ferris wheel to spin out of control to the point of releasing it from its hinges. Lumpy opens up his booth only to see the Ferris wheel barreling straight into him. He tries to escape, but it is too late as the ride cuts through half of the stand, leaving Lumpy with half of his body. The episode ends with one of the teddy bear prizes falling onto Mole's head and then into his hands. He happily hugs it.
!!"Pitchin' Impossible" contains the following:
* AmusementParkOfDoom: The setting becomes this due to Mole's hijinks.
* BittersweetEnding: The amusement park ends up in a horrible disaster, but at least Mole is still alive and gets his prize at the end.
* CruelAndUnusualDeath:
** Petunia loses half of her head from the falling booth window. Her body is then dragged away by the runaway Ferris wheel, leaving her flattened tail.
** Lumpy is cut in half by the runaway Ferris wheel.
* DebutQueue: Mole makes his first debut in this episode.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Mole's complete obliviousness to danger thanks to his blindness.
* FacelessMasses: The colorful faceless crowd from "Wheelin' and Dealin'" appear as the unlucky souls on the Ferris wheel.
* HalfTheManHeUsedToBe: Lumpy is cartoonishly (yet graphically) ripped in half vertically, leaving his remaining body stuck in his running pose.
* OffModel: Numerous as usual applied to both characters and objects, but the most noticeable ones are Petunia lacking eyelashes in the first shot and Lumpy's prongs being reduced to four when his death is shown.
* OhCrap:
** Petunia's reaction when the window is about to crash down on her. It is too late for her...
** Lumpy's reaction when the runaway Ferris wheel is barreling towards him.
* PinballProjectile: Mole's first throw bounces all over the stand before knocking off its two support beams.
* PunBasedTitle: The title is based on ''Film/MissionImpossible''.
* ShoutOut: See PunBasedTitle above.
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* ThrowTheDogABone: The Mole survives.UpdatedRerelease: One of the early episodes to be part of "Classics Remastered" releases, which rereleases early HTF episodes in HD.
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* ThrowTheDogABone: The Mole survives.
