History WebVideo / SheriffDomestic

* LostAesop: Where Petscop has AnAesop about child neglect, Sheriff Domestic appears to set one up about gun violence and/or police brutality with the cutscene in Dave's City... and then completely forgets it, with arcs like the Pickle Chin subquest having nothing to do with guns. When guns do become relevant again, it's usually in a completely ridiculous context, like Dick Head making his gun go off by ''[[VirtualPet not pampering it well enough]]'', or Dave brushing his teeth with a gun. This series being what it is, the effect was probably [[SpoofAesop intended]].

''Sheriff Domestic'' is a series of Website/YouTube videos chronicling the bizarre experiences of someone with a mysterious UsefulNotes/{{PlayStation}} game they found in a dumpster called [[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuUYNNMCesM23ZVCcApLTCA "Sheriff Domestic."]] The first video was uploaded on October 31, 2019.

As of April 2023, the series has twenty-three entries (three of which are not focused on Sheriff Domestic and are simply spin-off games in the same universe) and has a loyal following in the ''Petscop'' fanbase that even includes [[ApprovalOfGod Petscop's original creator]].

The web series is an AffectionateParody of the horror series ''WebVideo/{{Petscop}}'', with plenty of in-jokes and references to old video games thrown in for comedy value. The story depicts Ed, a normal guy who found the titular game in a dumpster and decided to play it. The game follows several characters, but primarily two: Dick Head, the titular sheriff, on his mission to arrest several criminals (the replacement for the Pets) who are terrorizing Dave City and the surrounding areas; and Pickle Chin, a hero who is sent to stop Dave and [[EvilWeapon the Gun]], who are out to kill said criminals, from rampaging across Dave City. Meanwhile, the "Group" later takes over Ed's channel for themselves, and seem to have their own agenda...

* ArtShift: Dick Head arresting the Care look-alike is portrayed using the first (and so far only) low-poly 3D cutscene in the game.

* DisproportionateRetribution: Dick Head arrests a Care expy for... [[JugglingLoadedGuns brushing her teeth with a gun.]]

* EvilWeapon: The Gun, who is found in an alley in Dave City and proceeds to convince the player to [[WebVideo/{{Vinesauce}} "schüt"]] someone with them.

* LostAesop: Where Petscop has AnAesop about child neglect, Sheriff Domestic appears to set one up about gun violence and/or police brutality with the cutscene in Dave City... and then completely forgets it, with arcs like the Pickle Chin subquest having nothing to do with guns. When guns do become relevant again, it's usually in a completely ridiculous context, like Dick Head making his gun go off by ''[[VirtualPet not pampering it well enough]]'', or the Care expy brushing her teeth with a gun. This series being what it is, the effect was probably [[SpoofAesop intended]].

** Similarly, Ed has this reaction at the end of Episode 6- after experiencing the OverlyLongGag of every disc having a three-to-four-second animation after collection despite being the equivalent to [[VideoGame/SuperMarioBros coins]], upon learning a door would take ''50 discs'' to open, he stops playing for the moment.

As of February 2023, the series has twenty-two entries (three of which are not focused on Sheriff Domestic and are simply spin-off games in the same universe) and has a loyal following in the ''Petscop'' fanbase that even includes [[ApprovalOfGod Petscop's original creator]].

-->-- '''The description of every video so far.'''

** There's a sign that says you can move with the controller. After you've already used said controller to go to and read the sign, too.

* CaptainObvious: Some of the loading screen tips are this:
** "Pro tip: You are playing this game with a controller."
** "Pro tip: Your partner is [[ShapedLikeItself a partner]]."

* WhamShot: [[spoiler:Song and Pickle Chin finding Dick Head's corpse in the Minesweeper room]].

As of September 2022, the series has twenty-one entries (two of which are not focused on Sheriff Domestic and are simply spin-off games in the same universe) and has a loyal following in the ''Petscop'' fanbase that even includes [[ApprovalOfGod Petscop's original creator]].

** In Epsiode 15, the player trying and failing to assembling a burger, only to find out that [[ViolationOfCommonSense the bun that comes last and looks like a top bun is supposed to be the bottom bun]].