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* SiblingRivalry: The Kelley kids have alot moments like this, mostly with Ian and Kyle.
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!!'''Tropes in this series include:'''

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!!'''Tropes in this series include:'''!!'''Lights, camera, TROPES:'''
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Happens at the end of "Catch Me if You Cane" when Ian states he has science project to work on, Mr. Lipsits then goes on about how he supposedly worked for [=NASA=] and went to Mars, to which Ian then takes off on his mobility scooter.

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* KidHero: Ian, obviously.

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* KidHero: Ian, obviously.JerkassHasAPoint: While Kyle's a huge Jerkass, he does have a point to Ian on how his parents would not let him skip school to see a movie in "Ian Kelley's Day Off".



* MovieMakingMess: Happens a few times, given the protagonist is a teenage wannabe filmmaker. In "Cyrano de Mille", he attempts to make a horror movie that get hijacked into being a romance.

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* MovieMakingMess: Happens a few many times, given the protagonist Ian is a teenage wannabe filmmaker. In "Cyrano de Mille", he attempts rather amateur film maker. For example, in "Joust Kidding Around" Ian tries to make a horror movie that get hijacked into being film at a romance. medieval fair, to comedic results.



* TooDumbToLive: Korey.
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* CanadaEh: Set in Burnaby, British Columbia, ''Being Ian'' has lots of shout outs to Canadian culture. The kids attend [[Music/CelineDion Celine Dion High School]], and another nearby school is named for Creator/WilliamShatner. And of course, everyone is obsessed with hockey.

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* CanadaEh: Set in Burnaby, British Columbia, ''Being Ian'' has lots of shout outs to Canadian culture. The kids attend [[Music/CelineDion Celine Dion High School]], and another nearby school is named for Creator/WilliamShatner. And of course, [[CanadianEqualsHockeyFan everyone is obsessed with hockey.hockey]].
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* FeatheredFiend: There are several gags in the series involving seagulls attacking and chasing people in [[ZergRush/Main groups]]. This is notably seen in "Bad Day at White Rock", where Ian gets chased by seagulls while trying to enjoy his day at White Rock.

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* FeatheredFiend: There are several gags in the series involving seagulls attacking and chasing people in [[ZergRush/Main [[ZergRush groups]]. This is notably seen in "Bad Day at White Rock", where Ian gets chased by seagulls while trying to enjoy his day at White Rock.
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* FeatheredFiend: There are several gags in the series involving seagulls attacking and chasing people in [[ZergRush/Main groups]]. This is notably seen in "Bad Day at White Rock", where Ian gets chased by seagulls while trying to enjoy his day at White Rock.
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''Being Ian'' is a Canadian animated sitcom created by voice actor Creator/IanJamesCorlett of Creator/TheOceanGroup dubbing team (who had previously created another animated series, ''WesternAnimation/YvonOfTheYukon''), inspired by his own childhood experiences. Produced by Creator/{{Nelvana}} and Creator/StudioBProductions (who would collaborate again on ''WesternAnimation/ClassOfTheTitans''), the show was shown on Creator/{{YTV}} in its home country, but also saw exposure on US television as part Creator/{{Qubo}}'s Night Owl block. It ran from January 1, 2005 until October 11, 2008 with a grand total of 65 episodes over 3 seasons.

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''Being Ian'' is a Canadian animated sitcom created by voice actor Creator/IanJamesCorlett of Creator/TheOceanGroup dubbing team (who had previously created another animated series, ''WesternAnimation/YvonOfTheYukon''), inspired by his own childhood experiences. Produced by Creator/{{Nelvana}} and Creator/StudioBProductions (who would collaborate again on ''WesternAnimation/ClassOfTheTitans''), the show was shown on Creator/{{YTV}} in its home country, but also saw exposure on US television as part Creator/{{Qubo}}'s Night Owl block. It ran from January 1, 2005 until October 11, 2008 with a grand total of 65 63 episodes over 3 seasons.
seasons. Prior to the series official premiere, there were sneak peeks of the episodes "Little Camp of Horrors" and "Sask-Watch" in October and December of 2004 respectively.

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** One of the judges for Burnaby Idol is a HarshTalentShowJudge named Simeon, who's a parody of ''Series/AmericanIdol'' judge Creator/SimonCowell.

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** One of the judges for Burnaby Idol ''Burnaby Idol'' is a HarshTalentShowJudge named Simeon, who's a parody of ''Series/AmericanIdol'' judge Creator/SimonCowell.



* ParodiesForDummies: In "Dummy Up", Ian uses a book called "Ventriloquism For Morons" to learn how to be a ventriloquist.



* ParodiesForDummies: In "Dummy Up", Ian uses a book called "Ventriloquism For Morons" to learn how to be a ventriloquist.

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* {{Fanboy}}: Ian is a huge fan of movies.
* FantasySequence: Constantly. Ian is a chronic daydreamer. He's also obsessed with movies, so these are frequently shout outs.

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* {{Fanboy}}: Ian is a shown to be huge fan of movies.
movies, particularly those by horror movie director Werner Wolfenstein.
* FantasySequence: Constantly. Ian is a chronic daydreamer. He's also obsessed with movies, so these are frequently shout outs.Happens constantly due to Ian's movie like imagination.


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** One of the judges for Burnaby Idol is a HarshTalentShowJudge named Simeon, who's a parody of ''Series/AmericanIdol'' judge Creator/SimonCowell.
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** Coach Folter's voice is based on Creator/ArnoldSchwarzenegger.

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** Royal Stilton from the episode "Piano Man" is a clear parody of Music/EltonJohn. The song seen in the episode is also based on Elton's "Your Song".

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** Royal Stilton from the episode "Piano Man" is a clear parody of Music/EltonJohn. The song seen in the episode is also based on Elton's John's "Your Song".
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* SameClothesDifferentYear: In flashbacks to Ian's past in various episodes, he's shown to be wearing the same type of clothes (green vest, blue shorts, red shoes, and same glasses lenses) as a younger kid.
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* ActingOutADaydream: Due to Ian's very imaginative personally, this is bound to happen sometimes. In the beginning of "The Ians" for example, Ian imagines himself in medieval times where he pulls out a sword out of a stone. It then cuts to him in the bathroom with a toilet brush and him spreading water over the walls, which prompts a angry reaction from his mother.

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* ActingOutADaydream: Due to Ian's very imaginative personally, personality, this is bound to happen sometimes. In the beginning of "The Ians" for example, Ian imagines himself in medieval times where he pulls out a sword out of a stone. It then cuts to him in the bathroom with a toilet brush and him spreading water over the walls, which prompts a angry reaction from his mother.
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* WeddingEpisode: "For Whom the Wedding Bell Tolls" has Ian film a Indian wedding ceremony for some family friends. While the mother in law wants it to be done in an exact way and perfectly, Ian wants to shoot it like a cinematic feature.
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** "Truth in Advertising" has one with Grandma Menske, when she's ready for the commercial and the camera zooms in on her face.
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* InvisibleParents: Tyrone and Sandi's parents. Despite both of their homes being shown in the series, we never see their parents (or siblings for that matter).

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* BubblePipe: Ian uses one in "Crime Corder", which was Lampshaded by Tyrone, saying that he's too old to be playing with bubbles.



* DistinctionWithoutADifference: Once, when Korey tries to build a fort made out of empty boxes, while Kyle sleeps in a box next to him. When Korey wakes him up and tells him to get to work, Kyle tell him he "wasn't sleeping, he was lying very still with his eyes closed."

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* DistinctionWithoutADifference: Once, when In "Crime Corder", Korey tries to build a fort made out of empty boxes, while Kyle sleeps in a box next to him. When Korey wakes him up and tells him to get to work, Kyle tell him he "wasn't sleeping, he was lying very still with his eyes closed."
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* ActingOutADaydream: Due to Ian's very imaginative personally, this is bound to happen sometimes. In the beginning of "The Ians" for example, Ian imagines himself in medieval times and pulls out a sword out of the stone. It then cuts to him in the bathroom with a toilet brush and spreading water on the walls, which prompts a angry reaction from his mother.

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* ActingOutADaydream: Due to Ian's very imaginative personally, this is bound to happen sometimes. In the beginning of "The Ians" for example, Ian imagines himself in medieval times and where he pulls out a sword out of the a stone. It then cuts to him in the bathroom with a toilet brush and him spreading water on over the walls, which prompts a angry reaction from his mother.
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* ActingOutADaydream: Due to Ian's very imaginative personally, this is bound to happen sometimes. In the beginning of "The Ians" for example, Ian imagines himself in medieval times and pulls out a sword out of the stone. It then cuts to him in the bathroom with a toilet brush and spreading water on the walls, which prompts a angry reaction from his mother.
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* HeyYou: Fricken Chicken Guy keeps referring to Ian as "Kid".

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* HeyYou: Fricken Chicken Guy keeps referring Freaky Frank from "Truth in Advertising" refers to Ian as "Kid"."kid".
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* LoserTeamMascot: "Ian the Pecky Head" has Ian becoming the school mascot Pecky the Pelican, as well as his attempts at trying to make them seem cool. He also meets other loser school mascots.
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* LongTitle: The episodes "The Kelley Boys and the Mysterious Lighthouse Mystery" and "Scream Because I Know What You Did to That Psycho Last Summer."
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* FatFlex: In the episode "What's Combover You?", Ken Kelly flexes his muscles in the bathroom, and all of a sudden, it turns into a middle age pot belly, [[WeightWoe much to his shock!]]

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* FatFlex: In the episode "What's Combover You?", Ken Kelly flexes his muscles in the bathroom, and all of a sudden, it turns into a middle age pot belly, [[WeightWoe much to his shock!]]
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* ClearMyName: The plot of "School Unfair" involves Ian getting blamed for a prank he didn't do and him trying to figure out who really did it.
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* HumiliationConga: Kyle gets this in "Bad Day at White Rock", where he gets babied by the parents and grandmas throughout the whole time at the beach.
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* StickySituation: Some of the pranks gone by Kyle and Korey in the series involve using super-glue. For example, the beginning of "Cyrano de Mille" were Korey super-glues all of Ian's shoes to the floor.

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* StickySituation: Some of the pranks gone done by Kyle and Korey in the series involve using super-glue. For example, the beginning of "Cyrano de Mille" were Korey super-glues all of Ian's shoes to the floor.
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* DetentionEpisode: "The Great Escape" involves Ian trying to escape detention from a evil substitute teacher in order to get a new video game.
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* StickySituation: Some of the pranks gone by Kyle and Korey in the series involve using super-glue. For example, the beginning of "Cyrano de Mille" were Korey super-glues all of Ian's shoes to the floor.
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* ChekhovsGun: In "Little Camp of Horrors" Ian gets a "swiss gadget hatchet" from Ken before he went to film camp. Later on in the episode Ian uses it to break out of film camp, to which he finds out the camp was a scam.

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