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* ThreeShorts: Each show opens and closes with a Droopy and Dripple short, with a Screwball Squirrel cartoon sandwiched in-between. Near the end though, like it's contemporary show Tom and Jerry Kids, shorts with other characters also appeared like Lightening Bolt the Super Squirrel and Wildmouse.
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* AbsenteeActor: Notably, the last episode does not feature Droopy, Dripple, or their supporting characters. Each of the three shorts was instead devoted to other segments: Wild Mouse, Screwball Squirrel, and Lightning Bolt the Super Squirrel.
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It aired from [[UsefulNotes/TheRenaissanceAgeOfAnimation October to December 1993]] on Creator/FoxKids, and lasted for 13 episodes, with ThreeShorts to each episode. The show heavily parodies detective films, with Droopy and Dripple as the main characters. It also brought back Screwy Squirrel, now called "Screwball Squirrel," in his own shorts in between. Along wtih containing shorts that featured characters from ''Tom and Jerry Kids'', some shorts also introduced original characters that have not been featured in previous works.
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It aired from [[UsefulNotes/TheRenaissanceAgeOfAnimation October to December 1993]] on Creator/FoxKids, and lasted for 13 episodes, with ThreeShorts to each episode. The show heavily parodies detective films, with Droopy and Dripple as the main characters. It also brought back Screwy Squirrel, now called "Screwball Squirrel," in his own shorts in between. Along wtih with containing shorts that featured characters from ''Tom and Jerry Kids'', some shorts also introduced original characters that have not been featured in previous works.
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Renamed to Head Turning Beauty in TRS.
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* HelloNurse: Almost every Droopy short features an attractive woman (either one of Miss Vavoom's guises or a one-shot character) that gets this reaction from Droopy, Dripple, and/or [=McWolf=].
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* HelloNurse: HeadTurningBeauty: Almost every Droopy short features an attractive woman (either one of Miss Vavoom's guises or a one-shot character) that gets this an excited reaction from Droopy, Dripple, and/or [=McWolf=].
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* ScrewySquirrel: Guess who? Screwball's shorts had him antagonize Dweeble and Rumpley at every turn. Whether or not it was karmic depended on the given story. Some shorts did have one-off antagonists that did deserve the torment Screwball that dished out.
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* ScrewySquirrel: ScrewballSquirrel: Guess who? Screwball's shorts had him antagonize Dweeble and Rumpley at every turn. Whether or not it was karmic depended on the given story. Some shorts did have one-off antagonists that did deserve the torment Screwball that dished out.
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--> '''[=McWolf=]''': (''already away from the guards'') "Nuthin'! What's COOKING WITH YOU!?"
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--> '''[=McWolf=]''': (''already away from the guards'') "Nuthin'! What's COOKING WITH YOU!?"YOU!?"
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* HeartBeatsOutOfChest: In "Shadowman and the Blue Pigeon", a mysterious woman flirtatiously asks Droopy if she can trust him. Droopy's heart pounds out of his chest and he literally crosses his heart as he agrees to help her.
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* HeartBeatsOutOfChest: In "Shadowman and the Blue Pigeon", a mysterious woman flirtatiously asks Droopy if she can trust him. Droopy's heart then pounds out of his chest and he literally crosses his heart as he agrees to help her.
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* HeartBeatsOutOfChest: In "Shadowman and the Blue Pigeon", a mysterious woman flirtatiously asks Droopy if he can trust her. Droopy's heart pounds out of his chest and he literally crosses his heart as he agrees to help her.
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* HeartBeatsOutOfChest: In "Shadowman and the Blue Pigeon", a mysterious woman flirtatiously asks Droopy if he she can trust her.him. Droopy's heart pounds out of his chest and he literally crosses his heart as he agrees to help her.
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* DetectiveAnimal: Droopy and Dripple, of course!
* DetectivesFollowFootprints:
** Lampshaded in "Sherlock Droopy Gets Hounded" when Droopy spots a trail of footprints belonging to a woman. Dripple asks how he knows, with Droopy replying that a woman's footprints are "cute".
** There is also a piece of promotional art for the show that depicts Droopy and Dripple following a trail of footprints up the side of a building!
* DetectivesFollowFootprints:
** Lampshaded in "Sherlock Droopy Gets Hounded" when Droopy spots a trail of footprints belonging to a woman. Dripple asks how he knows, with Droopy replying that a woman's footprints are "cute".
** There is also a piece of promotional art for the show that depicts Droopy and Dripple following a trail of footprints up the side of a building!
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* HeartBeatsOutOfChest: In "Shadowman and the Blue Pigeon", a mysterious woman flirtatiously asks Droopy if he can trust her. Droopy's heart pounds out of his chest and he literally crosses his heart as he agrees to help her.
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* AbsenteeActor: Notably, the last episode does not feature Droopy, Dripple, or their supporting characters. Each of the three shorts was instead devoted to other segments: Wild Mouse, Screwball Squirrel, and Lightning Bolt the Super Squirrel.
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* DogsAreDumb: Rumpley to a tee.
* EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas: After getting badgered by Auntie Snoople the first time around, [=McWolf=] happily remarks she reminds him of his mother.
* EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas: After getting badgered by Auntie Snoople the first time around, [=McWolf=] happily remarks she reminds him of his mother.
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* FunnyForeigner: Dweeble, the German park attendant in the Screwball shorts.
* HelloNurse: Almost every Droopy short features an attractive woman (either one of Miss Vavoom's guises or a one-shot character) that gets this reaction from Droopy, Dripple, and/or [=McWolf=].
* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: Screwball usually gets away with antagonizing the park employees, but "Squirrelicus Obnoxiousness" had him pretend to be an innocent endangered animal so that Edna Evergreen (the head of the Endangered Species Committee) will protect and fawn all over him. Then she overhears Screwball boast about tricking her. Edna proceeds to chase Screwball to pummel him, which amuses Dweeble and Rumpley.
* HelloNurse: Almost every Droopy short features an attractive woman (either one of Miss Vavoom's guises or a one-shot character) that gets this reaction from Droopy, Dripple, and/or [=McWolf=].
* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: Screwball usually gets away with antagonizing the park employees, but "Squirrelicus Obnoxiousness" had him pretend to be an innocent endangered animal so that Edna Evergreen (the head of the Endangered Species Committee) will protect and fawn all over him. Then she overhears Screwball boast about tricking her. Edna proceeds to chase Screwball to pummel him, which amuses Dweeble and Rumpley.
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* MarriedToTheJob: "Sheep Thrills" ends with Miss Vavoom asking Droopy to stay with her, but he says he can't because his job is to bring in lawbreakers.
-->'''Droopy:''' Son, did I just turn down Miss Vavoom?\\
'''Dripple:''' You sure did, Papa.\\
'''Droopy:''' Better bring me my medication.
-->'''Droopy:''' Son, did I just turn down Miss Vavoom?\\
'''Dripple:''' You sure did, Papa.\\
'''Droopy:''' Better bring me my medication.
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* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Mighty [=McWolf=] attempts to help a gorgeous female celebrity get away from the press she was claiming she wanted to leave her alone. She proceeds to beat him with her purse for wrecking her publicity stunt.
* ScrewySquirrel: Guess who? Screwball's shorts had him antagonize Dweeble and Rumpley at every turn. Whether or not it was karmic depended on the given story. Some shorts did have one-off antagonists that did deserve the torment Screwball that dished out.
* UniversalAdaptorCast: The Droopy segments. Most were set in a present-day city, but a few had Droopy and Dripple in other settings (e.g. the stone age, Victorian England, the future) still as detectives.
* ScrewySquirrel: Guess who? Screwball's shorts had him antagonize Dweeble and Rumpley at every turn. Whether or not it was karmic depended on the given story. Some shorts did have one-off antagonists that did deserve the torment Screwball that dished out.
* UniversalAdaptorCast: The Droopy segments. Most were set in a present-day city, but a few had Droopy and Dripple in other settings (e.g. the stone age, Victorian England, the future) still as detectives.
