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* TooDumbToLive: Templeton, Abercrombie, and the protagonist of the Health & Safety video in the titular episode are too oblivious to basic safety regulations to even be alive by any means.
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* BritishHumor: Much of the show's humor revolves around British mediocrity and some of the jokes heavily parody what a British school is like.
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* TheFriendNobodyLikes: In terms of the students, Bishop's general stupidity combined with [[PrettyFlyForAWhiteGuy his attempts to act like a gangster]] usually don't earn him genuine respect, even from his own jock friends. The main trio also has Templeton, of whom is frequently disrespected by his other two friends for being a {{Cloudcuckoolander}}. Regarding the staff, on the other hand, this does not seem to apply as they all seem to bond over being jerks to the students.
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* WeWantOutJerkBack: This happens in "The End of Terminator" when [[spoiler:[[MonsterOfTheWeek C.A.T.E.]] brainwashes the school into becoming overly polite clones, including characters who are ''absurd'' {{Jerkass}}es, and the main trio want back their jerk personalities.]]
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* WeWantOutJerkBack: WeWantOurJerkBack: This happens in "The End of Terminator" when [[spoiler:[[MonsterOfTheWeek C.A.T.E.]] brainwashes the school into becoming overly polite clones, including characters who are ''absurd'' {{Jerkass}}es, and the main trio want back their jerk personalities.]]
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* WeWantOutJerkBack: This happens in "The End of Terminator" when [[spoiler:[[MonsterOfTheWeek C.A.T.E.]] brainwashes the school into becoming overly polite clones, including characters who are ''absurd'' {{Jerkass}}es, and the main trio want back their jerk personalities.]]
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* ComedicSociopathy: The show taking place in a SuckySchool with [[{{Jerkass}} unpleasant]] students and staff members is usually PlayedForLaughs, with most of the villains being LaughablyEvil. ''Most'' of them.
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* BetterIfNotBornPlot: In "Mitchell Who?", Mitchell discovers the school is better without him due to the absence of his perpetual [[{{Troll}} trolling]], only for it to be subverted when [[spoiler:the [[MonsterOfTheWeek monsters]] he defeated up to that point had returned to life because he and his friends weren't there to defeat them.]]
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* StableTimeLoop: The plot of "The Most Boring Book in the World" centers around one. [[spoiler:The book is actually a portal to when it was written. The Great Storm is Mitchell saving Becky and Templeton from the title book after getting sucked into it, and the author credit reading "Bartlemass Badooee" is due to Becky spilling ink on the book thanks to Templeton's meddling, which ends up obfuscating that it was written by Mr. Balding. The Great Storm in question causes chaos that leads to a student becoming a hero by getting the students to a safe place with Becky's advice to do so, and his name ends up getting marked as legend.]]
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* TemporalParadox: The plot of "The Most Boring Book in the World" centers around one. [[spoiler:The book is actually a portal to when it was written. The Great Storm is Mitchell saving Becky and Templeton from the title book after getting sucked into it, and the author credit reading "Bartlemass Badooee" is due to Becky spilling ink on the book thanks to Templeton's meddling, which ends up obfuscating that it was written by Mr. Balding. The Great Storm in question causes chaos that leads to a student becoming a hero by getting the students to a safe place with Becky's advice to do so, and his name ends up getting marked as legend.]]
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* TemporalParadox: The plot of "The Most Boring Book in the World" centers around one. [[spoiler:The book is actually a portal to when it was written. The Great Storm is Mitchell saving Becky and Templeton from the title book after getting sucked into it, and the author credit reading "Bartlemass Badooee" is due to Becky spilling ink on the book thanks to Templeton's meddling, which ends up obfuscating that it was written by Mr. Balding. The Great Storm in question causes chaos that leads to a student becoming a hero by getting the students to a safe place with Becky's advice to do so, and his name ends up getting marked as legend.]]
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* FauxHorrific: While there is some ''actual'' horror in this series, most of the comedy actually comes from fake horror, like the frequent jokes based on fear of the mundane or innocent.
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* MonsterOfTheWeek: Quite literally, if the episodes are set weeks apart from each other. ''Nearly'' all of the 26 episodes feature a physical villain that the trio has to defeat, with the other episodes featuring unseen cosmic villains due to Mitchell serving as a HeroAntagonist.
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* MonsterOfTheWeek: Quite literally, if the episodes are set weeks apart from each other. ''Nearly'' all of the 26 episodes feature a physical villain that the trio has to defeat, with the other episodes featuring unseen cosmic villains due to Mitchell serving as a HeroAntagonist.HeroAntagonist (like "Mitchell Who?").
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* MonsterOfTheWeek: Quite literally, if the episodes are set weeks apart from each other. ''Nearly'' all of the 26 episodes features an feature a physical villain that the trio has to defeat, with the other episodes featuring unseen cosmic villains due to Mitchell serving as a HeroAntagonist.
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* CosmicHorrorStory: The series is about a SuckySchool with secretive RealityWarper abilities being PlayedForHorror, with much of the conflict being the fault of [[{{Troll}} Mitchell himself]].
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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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* SameStoryDifferentNames: The same "FauxAffablyEvil NiceGirl tries to TakeOverTheWorld with MandatoryHappiness" plot is used for both CATE and Joy in "The End of Terminator" and "The Snide Piper" respectively.
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* SameStoryDifferentNames: The same "FauxAffablyEvil NiceGirl tries to TakeOverTheWorld with MandatoryHappiness" [[HappinessIsMandatory mandatory happiness]]" plot is used for both CATE and Joy in "The End of Terminator" and "The Snide Piper" respectively.
