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* NoFourthWall: While most episodes avert this, and have the cast playing characters who aren't aware of the fourth wall, "Just Look Outside" features a [[SickEpisode sick]] Ben, Alan, and Robby just trying to watch ''Film/AquaMan''...while reading comments, responding in-chat, and directly discussing the episode itself. They even discuss the fact that they aren't taking callers, claiming that the phones aren't working, explaining why they can't just do skits like normal.
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* NoFourthWall: While most episodes avert this, and have the cast playing characters who aren't aware of the fourth wall, "Just Look Outside" features a [[SickEpisode sick]] Ben, Alan, and Robby just trying to watch ''Film/AquaMan''...''Film/Aquaman2018''...while reading comments, responding in-chat, and directly discussing the episode itself. They even discuss the fact that they aren't taking callers, claiming that the phones aren't working, explaining why they can't just do skits like normal.
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Moving to Trivia.
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* {{Corpsing}}:
** One scene had Alan pinching and prodding Ben's "corpse". Ben spent almost the entire time visibly laughing, which made Alan start giggling as well.
** The final scene of "Spooky Fog", where Alan was speaking to himself in a mirror, ended just as he was starting to laugh.
** "Slightly Too Hot" was chock-full of the cast just getting the giggles; one notable moment is when Alan, a defense attorney, wanted to ask the ''judge'', Ben, a question. Both of them, along with Robby, were openly ''laughing'', not even trying to hide their amusement.
** One scene had Alan pinching and prodding Ben's "corpse". Ben spent almost the entire time visibly laughing, which made Alan start giggling as well.
** The final scene of "Spooky Fog", where Alan was speaking to himself in a mirror, ended just as he was starting to laugh.
** "Slightly Too Hot" was chock-full of the cast just getting the giggles; one notable moment is when Alan, a defense attorney, wanted to ask the ''judge'', Ben, a question. Both of them, along with Robby, were openly ''laughing'', not even trying to hide their amusement.
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Up To Eleven is a defunct trope
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* ScreamingBirth: One skit features a pregnant woman (played by [[CrossCastRole Alan]]) in the midst of giving birth, and shrieking all the way. [[UpToEleven The doctor and baby are also screaming.]]
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* ScreamingBirth: One skit features a pregnant woman (played by [[CrossCastRole Alan]]) in the midst of giving birth, and shrieking all the way. [[UpToEleven The doctor and baby are also screaming.]]
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dewicking
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* MassiveNumberedOffspring: PlayedForLaughs. One of the callers, playing an owl, claims that she has fourteen kids, all of whom needed back-to-school shopping and sleep in several bunk beds. This is just one of the things she chooses to ramble about in her attempt to tell a story, adding to the general silliness of the situation.
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* MassiveNumberedOffspring: PlayedForLaughs. One of the callers, playing an owl, claims that she has fourteen kids, all of whom needed back-to-school shopping and sleep in several bunk beds. This is just one of the things she chooses to ramble about in her attempt to tell a story, adding to the general silliness of the situation.
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''The Weather'' is a series produced by Creator/WhamCity in 2019, and broadcast by Creator/AdultSwim for their online stream.
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''The Weather'' is a series produced by Creator/WhamCity in 2019, and broadcast by Creator/AdultSwim for their online stream.
stream. It's a comedy sketch show with an interactive format, each episode themed around a specific type of weather- such as "Sunny", "Cloudy", and "Slightly Too Hot".
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* AMoltenDateWithDeath: One recurring skit in "Fire" involves a couple talking while near a volcano. The last time we see them, they've both drowned in lava, leaving only the man's arm and his still-working cellphone.
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* ScratchyVoicedSenior: In one skit, Robby plays a rambling old man, and puts on a much scratchier voice than his usual one while in the role.
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** In "Slightly Too Hot", while being interrogated by Robby on the witness stand, "Paul" tells him to [[Film/UneditedFootageOfABear "Just take a Claridryl and relax"]].
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** In "Slightly Too Hot", while being interrogated by Robby on the witness stand, "Paul" tells him to [[Film/UneditedFootageOfABear "Just take a Claridryl and relax"]].give it a rest"]].
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* NoFourthWall: While most episodes avert this, and have the cast playing characters who aren't aware of the fourth wall, "Just Look Outside" features a [[SickEpisode sick]] Ben, Alan, and Robby just trying to watch ''Film/AquaMan''...while reading comments, responding in-chat, and directly discussing the episode itself. They even discuss the fact that they aren't taking callers, claiming that the phones aren't working, explaining why they can't just do skits like normal.
