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* HowUnrealistic: {{Enforced|trope}}; the RayGun Carface gets his hands on is out-of-place for a story set in TheGreatDepression, but it was [[FamilyFriendlyFirearms necessary]] to prevent the film from getting a PG-rating.

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* HowUnrealistic: HowUnscientific: {{Enforced|trope}}; the RayGun Carface gets his hands on is out-of-place for a story set in TheGreatDepression, but it was [[FamilyFriendlyFirearms necessary]] to prevent the film from getting a PG-rating.
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* HowUnrealistic: {{Enforced|trope}}; the RayGun Carface gets his hands on is out-of-place for a story set in TheGreatDepression, but it was [[FamilyFriendlyFirearms necessary]] to prevent the film from getting a PG-rating.
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* KickedOutOfHeaven: When Charlie swipes the pocketwatch representing his lifespan and turns it back, he ends up getting booted out of heaven. While this has the effect of returning him to the land of the living, he is warned "You can never come back": once he dies again, he's destined for [[{{Hell}} the other place]]. [[spoiler:In the end, however, his HeroicSacrifice earns him his place in heaven again.]]
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* TooDumbToLive: Carface manages to kill Charlie as he was abominably drunk, completely unaware of the car rushing at him.
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* SeriesContinuityError: In a flashback of the episode “Fearless Fido” to when Itchy was a pup, everything still looks the same as it is in the 1990s. Given that Charlie and Itchy were alive in the ‘30s, at best, everyone and the objects during Itchy’s childhood should’ve been reflective of the 1920s at best.
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* TakeCareOfTheKids: [[spoiler:Charlie before he ascends to Heaven, tells Anne-Marie to take care of Itchy. Since Itchy will have no one once Charlie passes, he needs to have a home and a family to adopt him]].

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* VocalEvolution: Charlie, who's on his ''third'' voice actor (Steven Weber) by the time of the TV series. While Creator/CharlieSheen's voice for him in ''WesternAnimation/AllDogsGoToHeaven2'' had at least a similar low-key smarminess to Creator/BurtReynolds' in [[WesternAnimation/AllDogsGoToHeaven the original]], Weber plays him much louder and high-pitched.
** Similarly Carface and Annabelle's replacement actors (Ernest Borgnine and Bebe Neuwirth respectively) while making a halfway attempt to sound like their original voices in the sequel, now play fun on LargeHam mode.

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* VocalEvolution: VocalEvolution:
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Charlie, who's on his ''third'' voice actor (Steven Weber) by the time of the TV series. While Creator/CharlieSheen's voice for him in ''WesternAnimation/AllDogsGoToHeaven2'' had at least wasn't a similar low-key smarminess to replica of Creator/BurtReynolds' in [[WesternAnimation/AllDogsGoToHeaven the original]], though replicated the low-key snarky mannerisms. Weber in turn mimics Sheen's performance to start off with, but plays him much louder and high-pitched.
higher-pitched as the show goes on, making the original voice fully lost to translation.
** Similarly Carface and Annabelle's replacement actors (Ernest Borgnine and Bebe Neuwirth respectively) while making a halfway attempt to sound like their original voices in the sequel, now play fun on sequel and early episodes, go into full-on LargeHam mode.mode as the series continues.

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