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* CalvinBall: The egg game is a digital version. An utterly baffling game with no apparent rules where the goal is to click and drag eggs to feed them to a larger anthropomorphic egg, the reward at the end is [[spoiler:that the egg exposes itself to you]].
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** A commercial for dog doors takes a hard turn when some mutant abomination bursts screaming through the door. [[spoiler:It turns out to be a pig wearing a Nixon mask]].
** The friend group sketch has another one where the guy at the restaurant is explaining his "friend group" dynamic to his coworkers, only to turn around and scream as Tim's character suddenly appears in the background.
--> "Oh SHIT, it's one of my friends!"
** A commercial for dog doors takes a hard turn when some mutant abomination bursts screaming through the door. [[spoiler:It turns out to be a pig wearing a Nixon mask]].
** The friend group sketch has another one where the guy at the restaurant is explaining his "friend group" dynamic to his coworkers, only to turn around and scream as Tim's character suddenly appears in the background.
--> "Oh SHIT, it's one of my friends!"
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** Richard Brecky is a professional mime and silent theater actor who attracts a crowd that consists mostly of rowdy frats (and bachelor parties) that scream at him relentlessly until he breaks character, mostly because of his ill-advised decision to pay out money to people who get him to talk.
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* AlliterativeName: Little Jeffy Jeremy, Tiny Dinky Daffy, and Bartch Barley.
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** "I Can Do Whatever I Want": In this case, the disastrous date isn't Tim's fault, as he gets ripped off by two scam companies. First a jewellery store sells him an expensive watch which explodes in his date's face. Then a limo service puts up a partition in the limo to host multiple parties, tells Tim to shut up when he asks about it and hugs his date when they arrive at their destination.
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** "I Can Do Whatever I Want": In this case, the disastrous date isn't Tim's fault, as he gets ripped off by two scam companies. First a jewellery jewelry store sells him an expensive watch which explodes in his date's face. Then a limo service puts up a partition in the limo to host multiple parties, tells Tim to shut up when he asks about it and hugs his date when they arrive at their destination.
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* LoonyFan: In the Season 2 finale, Creator/KateBerlant's character has purchased the former home of Creator/JimDavis, fully furnished with ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}-themed furniture and decor. She talks about it at every opportunity, and even insists on hosting an intervention there for the sake of showing it off. [[spoiler: She is dismayed to learn that Jim Davis actually never lived there; the home was instead owned by ''another'' Loony Fan who tried to kill Jim Davis and claimed to be Garfield himself.]]
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* LoonyFan: In the Season 2 1 finale, Creator/KateBerlant's character has purchased the former home of Creator/JimDavis, fully furnished with ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}-themed furniture and decor. She talks about it at every opportunity, and even insists on hosting an intervention there for the sake of showing it off. [[spoiler: She is dismayed to learn that Jim Davis actually never lived there; the home was instead owned by ''another'' Loony Fan who tried to kill Jim Davis and claimed to be Garfield himself.]]
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* BadFuture: By Christmas 3050, Skeletrex and his Bone Brigade have enslaved the human race to make fleets of bone cars.
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** In "Oh Crap, a Bunch More Bad Stuff Just Happened", Tim goes on a date with a woman who eats all the best nachos on their sharing platter. Rather than ask her to share, he asks the waiter to make up a rule against it and gets caught in a very obvious lie.
** In "Cut To: We’re Chatting About This At Your Bachelor Party", a mixup at the barber results in Tim turning up to his date with a haircut that looks like a Cocker Spaniel's ears. Despite this, things go pretty well... until Tim casually mentions that he already has a girlfriend and is trying to get a second one.
** "I Can Do Whatever I Want": In this case, the disastrous date isn't Tim's fault, as he gets ripped off by two scam companies. First a jewellery store sells him an expensive watch which explodes in his date's face. Then a limo service puts up a partition in the limo to host multiple parties, tells Tim to shut up when he asks about it and hugs his date when they arrive at their destination.
* BadFuture: By Christmas 3050, Skeletrex and his Bone Brigade have enslaved the human race to make fleets of bonecars. cars.
* BadLiar: When Tim's date keeps hogging all the fully-loaded nachos, he asks the waiter to tell her that the restaurant has a rule against it. When she immediately figures out what he did, he claims that he was asking the waiter to move them to a different table because it was too cold under the air conditioning vent. When she points out that there is no vent, he changes his story to say he was complaining about the rule, even though he supposedly just learned about the rule.
** In "Oh Crap, a Bunch More Bad Stuff Just Happened", Tim goes on a date with a woman who eats all the best nachos on their sharing platter. Rather than ask her to share, he asks the waiter to make up a rule against it and gets caught in a very obvious lie.
** In "Cut To: We’re Chatting About This At Your Bachelor Party", a mixup at the barber results in Tim turning up to his date with a haircut that looks like a Cocker Spaniel's ears. Despite this, things go pretty well... until Tim casually mentions that he already has a girlfriend and is trying to get a second one.
** "I Can Do Whatever I Want": In this case, the disastrous date isn't Tim's fault, as he gets ripped off by two scam companies. First a jewellery store sells him an expensive watch which explodes in his date's face. Then a limo service puts up a partition in the limo to host multiple parties, tells Tim to shut up when he asks about it and hugs his date when they arrive at their destination.
* BadFuture: By Christmas 3050, Skeletrex and his Bone Brigade have enslaved the human race to make fleets of bone
* BadLiar: When Tim's date keeps hogging all the fully-loaded nachos, he asks the waiter to tell her that the restaurant has a rule against it. When she immediately figures out what he did, he claims that he was asking the waiter to move them to a different table because it was too cold under the air conditioning vent. When she points out that there is no vent, he changes his story to say he was complaining about the rule, even though he supposedly just learned about the rule.
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* PeripheryDemographic: InUniverse. Claire's is a jewelry store that primarily caters to little girls, but also has an extremely belligerent middle aged man waiting in the backroom for his appointment. Judging by the presence of a 58 year old man in their instructional video, this isn't uncommon.
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* PeripheryDemographic: PeripheryDemographic:
** InUniverse. Claire's is a jewelry store that primarily caters to little girls, but also has an extremely belligerent middle aged man waiting in the backroom for his appointment. Judging by the presence of a 58 year old man in their instructional video, this isn't uncommon.
** Also InUniverse: Pacific Proposal Park has special spongy soft soil, making it the perfect place to kneel for a proposal. This ends up backfiring when the park becomes a popular practice spot for professional wrestlers.
** InUniverse. Claire's is a jewelry store that primarily caters to little girls, but also has an extremely belligerent middle aged man waiting in the backroom for his appointment. Judging by the presence of a 58 year old man in their instructional video, this isn't uncommon.
** Also InUniverse: Pacific Proposal Park has special spongy soft soil, making it the perfect place to kneel for a proposal. This ends up backfiring when the park becomes a popular practice spot for professional wrestlers.
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** Draven of Tasty Time Vids posts a terrible comedy sketch on Instagram and pays his supporting actress in fast food. For this he gets scores of comments from internet trolls threatening to kill his parents.
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* ContinuityNod: Pat, the office worker who choked on a hot dog during a meeting in the Season 2 premier, shows up again in the hot dog vacuum sketch later in the season, where he reveals that he was fired shortly after the incident.
** In the same season, the Little Buff Boys competition gets an advertisement to recruit potential franchisees a couple of episodes after its initial (awkward) introduction.
* In season 3, the dating show sketch gets a brief sequel that just shows a montage of a character from the first sketch going on the zipline.
** In the same season, the Little Buff Boys competition gets an advertisement to recruit potential franchisees a couple of episodes after its initial (awkward) introduction.
* In season 3, the dating show sketch gets a brief sequel that just shows a montage of a character from the first sketch going on the zipline.
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* ContinuityNod: ContinuityNod: Pat, the office worker who choked on a hot dog during a meeting in the Season 2 premier, shows up again in the hot dog vacuum sketch later in the season, where he reveals that he was fired shortly after the incident.
** In the same season, the Little Buff Boys competition gets an advertisement to recruit potential franchisees a couple of episodes after its initial (awkward) introduction.
* In season 3, the dating show sketch gets a brief sequel that just shows a montage of a character from the first sketch going on the zipline.incident.
** In the same season, the Little Buff Boys competition gets an advertisement to recruit potential franchisees a couple of episodes after its initial (awkward) introduction.
* In season 3, the dating show sketch gets a brief sequel that just shows a montage of a character from the first sketch going on the zipline.
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* LoonyFan: In the Season 2 finale, Creator/KateBerlant's character has purchased the former home of Creator/JimDavis, fully furnished with ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}-themed furniture and decor. She talks about it at every opportunity, and even insists on hosting an intervention there for the sake of showing it off. [[spoiler: She is dismayed to learn that Jim Davis actually never lived there; the home was instead owned by ''another'' Loony Fan who tried to kill Jim Davis and claimed to be Garfield himself.]]
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* InformedAttribute: Played for laughs with "bad boy" Bart Harley Jarvis; Dr. Skull claims that he's singularly aggressive and has "[[RedRightHand a massive underbite and completely flat back of the head]]", but his cutaway shots show him to be a perfectly normal, chubby little baby, and none of these things are ever hinted at aside from him arriving dressed as a biker. The audience despises him beyond all reason.
-->'''Man in Audience:''' I hope you FUCKING DIE, Harley Jarvis!\\
-->'''Man in Audience:''' I hope you FUCKING DIE, Harley Jarvis!\\
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** Played for laughs with "bad boy" Bart Harley Jarvis; Dr. Skull claims that he's singularly aggressive and has "[[RedRightHand a massive underbite and completely flat back of the head]]", but his cutaway shots show him to be a perfectly normal, chubby little baby, and none of these things are ever hinted at aside from him arriving dressed as a biker. The audience despises him beyond all reason.
-->'''Man --->'''Man in Audience:''' I hope you FUCKING DIE, Harley Jarvis!\\
** Played for laughs with "bad boy" Bart Harley Jarvis; Dr. Skull claims that he's singularly aggressive and has "[[RedRightHand a massive underbite and completely flat back of the head]]", but his cutaway shots show him to be a perfectly normal, chubby little baby, and none of these things are ever hinted at aside from him arriving dressed as a biker. The audience despises him beyond all reason.
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** The Metaloid Maniac "zips around" the board like it's "his ground", according to Danny Green, and contestants have to guess quickly before he replaces the removed tiles with more metal. The reality is an old man in a painfully cumbersome, heavy magnetic suit, who struggles to make it through a single answer.
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* HatedByAll: Bart Harley Jarvis is booed by the audience as soon as he appears onstage and is nearly the victim of an assassination attempt in the middle of the pageant.
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** Tiny Dinky Daffy's cause of death: "pancaked by drunk dump truck driver".
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* BuffySpeak: The source of a lot of the most memorable quotes, such as the driver's ed instructor saying without a license the kids will have to "walk to the food store", or the dog door salesman saying "for fifty seconds I thought there was monsters on the world".
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** In the same season, the Little Buff Boys competition gets an advertisement to recruit potential franchisees a couple of episodes after its initial (awkward) introduction.
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* NumerologicalMotif: The number 55 in the "Paying it Forward" sketch, for some reason.
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* ThingsThatGoBumpInTheNight: The Darmine Doggy Door pitchman believes initially that "this thing", a fleshy, squealing creature, visits him through his old dog door at night, but it turns out it's just a pig in a mask sent by a vindictive neighbor.
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* CentipedesDilemma: In the VR sketch, the dad is so traumatised by his VR experience that he thinks too hard about how humans move their real bodies and breathe, and so forgets how to do either.
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There are currently two seasons of six episodes each.
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* TooDumbToLive: The girl in the Tammy Craps commercial coughs after being exposed to the poison in the doll for less than a minute, and is told that it kills girls under a certain weight, but still goes to the point of faking her weight to get a doll of her own. [[spoiler: Unsurprisingly, she dies.]]
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* TooDumbToLive: TooDumbToLive:
** The girl in the Tammy Craps commercial coughs after being exposed to the poison in the doll for less than a minute, and is told that it kills girls under a certain weight, but still goes to the point of faking her weight to get a doll of her own. [[spoiler: Unsurprisingly, she dies.]]]]
** When Pat chokes on a hotdog during a business meeting, he is so determined to finish eating it that he fights back like a cornered animal against the people trying to save his life, even attempting to strangle one of them.
** The girl in the Tammy Craps commercial coughs after being exposed to the poison in the doll for less than a minute, and is told that it kills girls under a certain weight, but still goes to the point of faking her weight to get a doll of her own. [[spoiler: Unsurprisingly, she dies.
** When Pat chokes on a hotdog during a business meeting, he is so determined to finish eating it that he fights back like a cornered animal against the people trying to save his life, even attempting to strangle one of them.
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* TheShowMustGoOn: In "Prank Show", Craig the producer insists that Carmine go ahead with the prank, despite Carmine's increasingly angry objections. He finally relents when Carmine goes into a full-on suicidal existential crisis.
-->'''Craig''': You're saying you don't wanna live because... you're wearing that suit?\\
'''Carmine''': ...Yeah.\\
'''Craig''': ...Okay, yeah, let's scrap it. Yeah, let's scrap it.\\
'''Carmine''': [[HypocriticalHumor Then what's the show?]]\\
'''Craig''': ''God damnit!''
-->'''Craig''': You're saying you don't wanna live because... you're wearing that suit?\\
'''Carmine''': ...Yeah.\\
'''Craig''': ...Okay, yeah, let's scrap it. Yeah, let's scrap it.\\
'''Carmine''': [[HypocriticalHumor Then what's the show?]]\\
'''Craig''': ''God damnit!''
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* AliensNeverInventedTheWheel: [[spoiler:A biker who walks around appreciating different motorcycles is revealed near the end to be from a parallel humanoid alien biker culture; since everything he understands is motorcycle-based, he's fascinated by concepts like bicycles ("a motorcycle with no motor") and cars ("two motorcycles with a little house in the middle"). The sight of a Greyhound bus brings him to his knees in awe and wonder.]]
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--> '''Tim:''' I'm just, like, such a huge fan of his music ''and'' his acting.
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--> "Eat fucking bullets, you fuckers! You fucking suck!"
--> "You fucking '''SUCK!'''"
--> "Are you ''dumb?''"
--> "You fucking '''SUCK!'''"
--> "Are you ''dumb?''"
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--> "My farts are ''long.'' And ''loud.'' And they '''REEK!'''
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** "New Joe" provides this inadvertently with his music, but the funeral congregation is clearly unappreciative.
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** "New Joe" provides this inadvertently with his music, but the funeral congregation is clearly unappreciative. [[spoiler:It does get a smile out of the deceased.]]
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* InMemoriam: InUniverse, the "Baby of the Year" show features one of these, featuring former baby contestants who grew old and passed away ("They don't stay babies forever, idiot"), and then [[CrossesTheLineTwice names the method by which each of them died]]. "Pancaked by drunk dump truck driver".
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* InMemoriam: InUniverse, the "Baby of the Year" show features one of these, featuring former baby contestants who grew old and passed away ("They don't stay babies forever, idiot"), and then [[CrossesTheLineTwice names the method by which each of them died]]. "Pancaked died]], some of which are surprisingly violent for nonagenarians.
-->''Little Jeffy Jeremy, 1923-2019. Throat Slashed''\\
''Tiny Dinky Daffy, 1927-2019. Pancaked bydrunk dump truck driver".Drunk Dump Truck Driver''
-->''Little Jeffy Jeremy, 1923-2019. Throat Slashed''\\
''Tiny Dinky Daffy, 1927-2019. Pancaked by
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* ComicalOverreacting: A man gets invited on stage by a magician, who hits him with a couple good-natured zingers before the trick. The man's wife takes it as a sign of weakness and is so disgusted that she announces that she is divorcing him that night.
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* AluminumChristmasTrees:
** The guy in the car focus group keeps requesting a good steering wheel that doesn't fly off while driving. Ford actually issued a recall for this exact problem in 2018.
** Calico Cut Pants are pants meant to always look like there's urine spots on them. [[https://www.wetpantsdenim.com/ Wet Pants Denim]] is a real store that does just that.
** The guy in the car focus group keeps requesting a good steering wheel that doesn't fly off while driving. Ford actually issued a recall for this exact problem in 2018.
** Calico Cut Pants are pants meant to always look like there's urine spots on them. [[https://www.wetpantsdenim.com/ Wet Pants Denim]] is a real store that does just that.
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* ContinuityNod: Pat, the office worker who choked on a hot dog during a meeting in the Season 2 premier, shows up again in the hot dog vacuum sketch later in the season, where he reveals that he was fired shortly after the incident.
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** This door can be both pulled ''and'' pushed open, claims the man as he desperately tries to push the door through its own hinges.
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* WouldHurtAChild: {{Exaggerated}}. One woman at the Baby of the Year ceremony despises Bart Harley Jarvis (who, again, is ''literally'' a baby) so much that she rushes the stage with a gun in an attempt to kill him.
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** This door can be both pulled *and* pushed open, claims the man as he desperately tries to push the door through its own hinges.
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** [[DeconstructedTrope Deconstructed]] in "Brian's Hat." The sketch takes place in a courtroom where a lawyer aims to prove two people at a major company participated in insider trading. The lawyer reads text messages from the two setting it up, but then reveals that a good portion of their conversation was about Brian and his titular hat, which isn't related to the case at all. The first part of the next texts, though, outright ''states'' that the trading took place, and the guilty party readily admits it, so the lawyer has finished her job. She then proceeds to go through the rest of the increasingly-bizarre conversation about the hat and how Brian made a fool of himself in a meeting while wearing it. The prosecutor finally asks about what relevance the hat conversation has, and the lawyer announces that a dollar sign emoji was added to the last text--even though it wasn't necessary because the actual criminal charges were confirmed five minutes ago.
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** There's also [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LO2k-BNySLI Brian's Hat]]. It's described as "a fedora with safari flaps in the back." Brian seems extremely attached to it, though.
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* HypocriticalHumor: Santa Claus gets pissed off at being asked about Christmas during his interview with [=AOL=] Blast, but later brings it up organically without incident.
