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** Robbie and Richard, both of whom are maintenance workers at the local park. None of them are seen doing any actual work and are finally fired in Turbo after their boss catches Richard's dog gnawing at a hoe.
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** Robbie and Richard, both of whom are maintenance workers at the local park. None of them Neither are seen doing any actual work and are finally fired in Turbo after their boss catches Richard's dog gnawing at a hoe.
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* ObligatorySwearing: The Dutch can be quite unashamedly foul-mouthed, but ''New Kids'' takes this UpToEleven by sometimes using swear words as full stops (unless "jonge" = "boy" serves as a full stop).
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* ObligatorySwearing: The Dutch can be quite unashamedly foul-mouthed, but ''New Kids'' takes this UpToEleven up to eleven by sometimes using swear words as full stops (unless "jonge" = "boy" serves as a full stop).
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* ObligatorySwearing: The Dutch can be quite unashamedly foul-mouthed, but ''New Kids'' takes this UpToEleven by sometimes using swear words as full stops (unless "jonge" = "boy" serves as a full stop).
** This is even more hilarious in the German dub which tries to translate Dutch expletives ''literally''. The translation of "kut", the most common swear word in ''New Kids'', alternates between what amounts to "cunt" and what amounts to "pussy" while always meaning the same.
** This is even more hilarious in the German dub which tries to translate Dutch expletives ''literally''. The translation of "kut", the most common swear word in ''New Kids'', alternates between what amounts to "cunt" and what amounts to "pussy" while always meaning the same.
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* RichLanguagePoorLanguage: In the German dub, the New Kids are dubbed by their own actors, thick Dutch accents and all. Everyone else has proper German voice-actors.
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* CordonBleughChef: Henk, owner of [[GreasySpoon 't Pleintje]]. He deep-fries bun rolls and Bounty bars, both while they're still in their wrapping. His typical Dutch food seems to be okay, though.
* DrivesLikeCrazy: The Red One in ''New Kids: Turbo'' where he's renamed Crazy Mongo and turns out to be a truck driver. [[spoiler:He ends up taking out the entire special force at the end by [[CarFu running them over with a beer truck]]. Whether he did that intentionally remains unclear.]]
* GreasySpoon: 't Pleintje is the Dutch variant of this, offering a variety of typical Dutch fast food as take-aways. The snack bar was a a real place not in Maaskantje, but in Schijndel (see SmallTownRivalry) before it was demolished in early 2020.
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* IntimateTelecommunications: In ''New Kids Turbo'', despite having a girlfriend, Rikkert is still a virgin and so desperate that he tries to ask a phone sex lady to come to Maaskantje for a date.
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* IntimateTelecommunications: In ''New Kids Kids: Turbo'', despite having a girlfriend, Rikkert is still a virgin and so desperate that he tries to ask a phone sex lady to come to Maaskantje for a date.
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%% * TheQuietOne: Both Barrie and Robbie, who are coincidentally played the two directors and writers of the series.
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* RunningGag: Whenever someone steps on a street in Maaskantje, [[CarFu they're run over]].
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* EightiesHair: Where do we begin with the mullets and mustaches?
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* CarFu: A common way to kill characters in the series off is to have them run over by a car, which is later lampshaded in the second movie.
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* CarFu: A common way to kill characters in the series off is to have them run over by a car, vehicle, which is later lampshaded in the second movie.
* ImpressivePyrotechnics: Always commented by Richard, for example, when he watches a gas station blow up while sitting right opposite it or [[spoiler:a missile strikes Schijndel in ''Turbo'']].
--> "Such a fireball, boy! Bam!"
* IntimateTelecommunications: In ''New Kids Turbo'', despite having a girlfriend, Rikkert is still a virgin and so desperate that he tries to ask a phone sex lady to come to Maaskantje for a date.
--> "Such a fireball, boy! Bam!"
* IntimateTelecommunications: In ''New Kids Turbo'', despite having a girlfriend, Rikkert is still a virgin and so desperate that he tries to ask a phone sex lady to come to Maaskantje for a date.
* MakingLoveInAllTheWrongPlaces: Rikkert (technically, but still) loses his virginity while standing on a public sidewalk.
* SexAsRiteOfPassage: Rikkert feels rather uneasy about still being a virgin, so it's a great relief for him to lose his virginity with his girlfriend even if said "sex" only consists of putting it in once for a few seconds.
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* EightiesHair: Where do we begin with the mullets and mustaches?
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* BlackSheep: Rikkert is the only member of the New Kids who lacks a mullet.
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** ''He got hit by a car? That's getting common around here.''
* CoolCar: Rikkert's Opel Manta B, even though it's been wrecked, towed away, and eventually blown up.
* CoolCar: Rikkert's Opel Manta B, even though it's been wrecked, towed away, and eventually blown up.
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%% * CoolCar: Rikkert's Opel Manta B, even though it's been wrecked, towed away, and eventually blown up.
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* {{Defictionalization}}: Even though the snackbar the five buy their food from has been there since before the series started, it's currently filled with New Kids merchandise and is the hub for many fans of the series.
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* GenreShift: The first two seasons resembled a sketch show being viewed on a television set by the five New Kids. The third season, however, dropped the sketches entirely and focused on the five New Kids going about their daily business.
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* GenreShift: GenreShift:
** The first two seasons resembled a sketch show being viewed on a television set by the five New Kids. The third season, however, dropped the sketches entirely and focused on the five New Kids going about their daily business.
** The first two seasons resembled a sketch show being viewed on a television set by the five New Kids. The third season, however, dropped the sketches entirely and focused on the five New Kids going about their daily business.
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* LowerClassLout: The five New Kids are an example of this to the "T".
* NakedPeopleAreFunny: Richard in the episode "SWAT". See also GoingCommando.
* NakedPeopleAreFunny: Richard in the episode "SWAT". See also GoingCommando.
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%% * LowerClassLout: The five New Kids are an example of this to the "T".
%% * NakedPeopleAreFunny: Richard in the episode "SWAT". See also GoingCommando.
%% * NakedPeopleAreFunny: Richard in the episode "SWAT". See also GoingCommando.
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* PutOnABus: There was originally a sixth member of the New Kids named Danny played by Peter Vernhout. He was later booted out of the group for reasons unknown.
** He made minor roles in both the films, though, both of which involve him dying.
* TheQuietOne: Both Barrie and Robbie, who are coincidentally played the two directors and writers of the series.
** He made minor roles in both the films, though, both of which involve him dying.
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* PutOnABus: There was originally a sixth member of the New Kids named Danny played by Peter Vernhout. He was later booted out of the group for reasons unknown.
**unknown. He made minor roles in both the films, though, both of which involve him dying.
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* SpeedyTechnoRemake: Most of the music in the series consists of this.
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* UltimateJobSecurity: In one of the sketches, Gerrie takes a forklift from his work, which ultimately ends up with a coworker getting killed as a result. Despite this, he keeps his job until the first movie, where he looses it by driving the forks through a television.
** Also applicable for Adrie the cop, who loses his job in the first film by running over a family with a police van. He is later given his job back in the second film, only to lose it again.
** Even for Robbie and Richard, both of whom are maintenance workers at the local park. None of them are seen doing any actual work and are finally fired in Turbo after their boss catches Richard's dog gnawing at a hoe.
* ZombieApocalypse: Occurs in the second movie, as well as an episode in the third season.
** Also applicable for Adrie the cop, who loses his job in the first film by running over a family with a police van. He is later given his job back in the second film, only to lose it again.
** Even for Robbie and Richard, both of whom are maintenance workers at the local park. None of them are seen doing any actual work and are finally fired in Turbo after their boss catches Richard's dog gnawing at a hoe.
* ZombieApocalypse: Occurs in the second movie, as well as an episode in the third season.
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* UltimateJobSecurity: UltimateJobSecurity:
** In one of the sketches, Gerrie takes a forklift from his work, which ultimately ends up with a coworker getting killed as a result. Despite this, he keeps his job until the first movie, where he looses it by driving the forks through a television.
**Also applicable for Adrie the cop, who loses his job in the first film by running over a family with a police van. He is later given his job back in the second film, only to lose it again.
**Even for Robbie and Richard, both of whom are maintenance workers at the local park. None of them are seen doing any actual work and are finally fired in Turbo after their boss catches Richard's dog gnawing at a hoe.
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* BlackComedy: People occasionally snuff it for a joke.
