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* TakeThat: Mr. Corkscrew in "I Oughta Be in Toons" was based on Jeffrey Katzenberg, while his twin goons are caricatures of Michael Eisner.
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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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** "Weather or Not" is full of them, from Bonkers mimicking [[Film/ThePinkPanther Jacques Clouseau]] and Literature/SherlockHolmes to [[Film/GoneWithTheWind Rhett, the Butler]] with his [[Creator/AlfredHitchcock Hitchcock]]-esque accent and request to [[Film/YoungFrankenstein "walk this way"]]. When The Weather Toons [[spoiler:reveal that they staged their own disappearance, Tony Tornado quips [[WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou "if it weren't for those meddlin' cops"]]]].
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** "Weather or Not" is full of them, from Bonkers mimicking [[Film/ThePinkPanther [[Franchise/ThePinkPanther Jacques Clouseau]] and Literature/SherlockHolmes to [[Film/GoneWithTheWind Rhett, the Butler]] with his [[Creator/AlfredHitchcock Hitchcock]]-esque accent and request to [[Film/YoungFrankenstein "walk this way"]]. When The Weather Toons [[spoiler:reveal that they staged their own disappearance, Tony Tornado quips [[WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou "if it weren't for those meddlin' cops"]]]].
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* PatheticDroopingWeapon: At one point, Bonkers and a gangster end up in an EscalatingPunchline contest of who outguns who, and Bonkers' missile battery ends up doing this in response to the gangster's battleship.
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* OffModel: Couple of times. In one episode, when Bonkers took Lucky's shoe off, his foot was way too small, and his ankle unrealistically thin.
** Not to mention in another episode, when they found Lucky's shoe, one shot it's a shoe, another shot, it looked like a boot...
** In one scene in "Fall-Apart Land", Bonkers's nose is unusually large.
** Not to mention in another episode, when they found Lucky's shoe, one shot it's a shoe, another shot, it looked like a boot...
** In one scene in "Fall-Apart Land", Bonkers's nose is unusually large.
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* SixIsNine: In one episode, a ghost who is haunting the Piquel residence turns out to be there by mistake. The address card says he should have gone to 18-18, but he read it as 81-81.
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* DisobeyedOrdersNotPunished: In the episode "Weather or Not"; Lucky and Bonkers continued to pursue leads in solving the disappearance of the Weather Toons despite orders from Chief Kanifky not to pursue the case further. After the case is solved ([[spoiler:it turned out the Weather Toons staged their own disappearance]]); Kanifky outright tells Lucky that he wasn't sure whether to promote the two (for solving the case) or suspend them (for disobeying orders); ultimately sending him out with no disciplinary actions [[PointyHairedBoss so he could finish his sandwich]].
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The series is animated by eight different studios: Sunwoo, South-Korea (19 episodes), Walt Disney Japan (14 episodes), Walt Disney Australia (13 episodes), Kennedy, Canada (9 episodes), Toon City, Philippines (5 episodes), Wang, Taiwan (2 episodes), Guimaraes, Brazil (2 episodes) and Walt Disney France (1 episode).
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* CatGirl: Catcha Longlegs is a literal version of this.
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* CatGirl: Catcha Longlegs Katya Leggsgowonallot is a literal version of this.
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* PortableHole: In "Gone Bonkers", the villain uses a portable hole that he calls a "Toon Black Hole" to catch Bonkers by placing it on the sidewalk as Bonkers walks into it and falls in. He then picks up the hole and takes it and Bonkers to a new location.
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* IAteWhat: In "Stressed to Kill", Lucky accidentally drinks a glass of turpentine.
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All new powers, he's on the case\\
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* AutomatedAutomobiles: Ma Parker the tow-truck (voiced by the late Creator/JuneForay), assisted by her minions Wooly and Bully, is an early example of this trope, [[OlderThanTheyThink from 1993]]. As a FillerVillain she only appeared in "Calling All Cars" where she was defeated on a demolition derby racetrack by the bobcat cop Bonkers. She also appears in the Sega Genesis game adaptation. She [[BitchInSheepsClothing presented herself as a nice character, but was totally bitchy in personality]] during the climax of the episode which revealed her real personality.
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** Bonkers tearfully says goodbye to Lucky but takes comfort in the fact that he has a new partner in Miranda. However, he now has to answer to Sergeant Grating.
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* EvilEggEater: Wacky Weasel, a {{Toon}} weasel criminal who loves eggs (he broke into a jail because it had "bad eggs").
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* DeusExMachina: At the end of Fall Apart Land, Seymour Sleazebottom [[TheBadGuyWins actually succeeds in cheating Fall Apart out of his theme park]]. Seymour is then immediately arrested on account of operating a theme park without a [[WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse mouse]], something which was never brought up earlier.
