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* ShoutOut: Eton's voice is an impression of Creator/BorisKarloff (which his voice actor Creator/SeanCullen would later use in WesternAnimation/SevenLittleMonsters)
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* ShoutOut: Eton's voice is an impression of Creator/BorisKarloff (which his voice actor Creator/SeanCullen would later use in WesternAnimation/SevenLittleMonsters)WesternAnimation/SevenLittleMonsters).
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* AmbiguouslyGay: Oscar & Wilde. Apparently in the short lived cartoon series, there is a pair of alligator characters who give off so many clear signs that there is definitely something more to their relationship. They live together, they go on vacation together, one is never seen without the other, and there's even a scene in one episode where the two are dressed up in outfits straight out of the Village People. The kicker? Their names are Oscar and Wilde. It's like they were trying to see how far they could go in a children's cartoon without outright stating the fact.
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* AmbiguouslyGay: Oscar & Wilde. Apparently in the short lived cartoon series, there is a pair of alligator characters who give off so many clear signs that there is definitely something more to their relationship. They live together, they go on vacation together, one is never seen without the other, and there's even a scene in one episode where the two are dressed up in outfits straight out of the Village People. The kicker? Their names are [[Creator/OscarWilde Oscar and Wilde.Wilde]]. It's like they were trying to see how far they could go in a children's cartoon without outright stating the fact.
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* SeldomSeenSpecies: George and Martha have Bud and Valerie the hyenas, and some of the minor characters include a Komodo dragon, ring-tailed lemurs, and a manatee.
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* SeldomSeenSpecies: George and Martha have Bud and Valerie the hyenas, and some hyenas. Some of the minor characters include a Komodo dragon, ring-tailed lemurs, and a manatee.
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* ViotrolicBestBuds: Despite being best friends, the two hippos have some sort of quarllel almost OncePerEpisode. Fortunately, they always manage to work it out.
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* ViotrolicBestBuds: VitriolicBestBuds: Despite being best friends, the two hippos have some sort of quarllel almost OncePerEpisode. Fortunately, they always manage to work it out.
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* TheShowOfTheBooks: This series is based off the books by James Marshal.
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* WholesomeCrossdresser: George does this a couple times, a notable example being to get into a female-only Spa that Martha is visiting for the day.
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A 1999 HBo animated series based on the popular book series by author and self-taught illustrator James MArshall. The show describe the activities and adventures of best friends George and Martha. These activities include taking dance classes, going to the beach and the amusement park, and playing pranks on each other. The series teaches us about friendship in a humorous way; George and Martha sometimes fight but always make up.
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A 1999 HBo HBO animated series based on the popular book series by popular Children's author and self-taught illustrator James MArshall.Marshall. The show describe the activities and adventures of best friends George and Martha. These activities include taking dance classes, going to the beach and the amusement park, and playing pranks on each other. The series teaches us about friendship in a humorous way; George and Martha sometimes fight but always make up.
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The show describe the activities and adventures of best friends George and Martha. These activities include taking dance classes, going to the beach and the amusement park, and playing pranks on each other. The series teaches us about friendship in a humorous way; George and Martha sometimes fight but always make up.
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A 1999 HBo animated series based on the popular book series by author and self-taught illustrator James MArshall. The show describe the activities and adventures of best friends George and Martha. These activities include taking dance classes, going to the beach and the amusement park, and playing pranks on each other. The series teaches us about friendship in a humorous way; George and Martha sometimes fight but always make up.
* AdaptationExpansion: Naturally, as the stories the episodes are based off of had a maximum of five pages and four lines of dialogue per page. Sometimes it was even necessary to merge two or three stories together to fill the time up.
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* WorldOfFunnyAnimalsViotrolicBestBuds: Despite being best friends, the two hippos have some sort of quarllel almost OncePerEpisode. Fortunately, they always manage to work it out.
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* HighDiveHijinks: Applied in the episode "The Triple Dare".
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* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Almost every episode is titled "The [noun]", similar to ''WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball''.
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* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Almost every episode is titled "The [noun]", similar to ''WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball''.
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* AmbiguouslyGay: Oscar & Wilde. Apparently in the short lived cartoon series, there is a pair of alligator characters who give off so many clear signs that there is definitely something more to their relationship. They live together, they go on vacation together, one is never seen without the other, and there's even a scene in one episode where the two are dressed up in outfits straight out of the Village People. The kicker? Their names are Oscar and Wilde. It's like they were trying to see how far they could go in a children's cartoon without outright stating the fact.
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* HeterosexualLifePartners:HeterosexualLifePartners: Oscar and Wilde can qualify for this even though they are named after a British author who had a questionable orientation, have never flirted with anyone, and there was some Ho Yay going on towards them. However, the show never goes into detail on the nature of their relationship.
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* SeldomSeenSpecies: George and Martha have Bud and Valerie the hyenas, and some of the minor characters include a Komodo dragon, ring-tailed lemurs, and a manatee.
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* PlatonicLifePartners: The show is about two hippos who are extremely close best friends. They seem like a married couple, but it's never implied they're anything but best friends.
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* NewJobAsThePlotDemamds: One running gag was a certain creepy lizard guy always showing up as an employee of whatever franchise the titular hippos were frequenting. Usually right behind George.
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* NewJobAsThePlotDemamds: NewJobAsThePlotDemands: One running gag was a certain creepy lizard guy always showing up as an employee of whatever franchise the titular hippos were frequenting. Usually right behind George.
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* HideYourLesbians: Oscar and Wilde are never seen without the other, act like a couple, have spats similar to a couple, live together, and go on vacations together. One of them also has a lisp. They're never confirmed as a couple though.
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* RealSongThemeTune: The theme song is "Perfidia" by Mambo All-Stars.
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* FeudEpisode: One episode has Oscar and Wilde vowing to not speak to each other after having a falling out during their barbecue party over a plate of swordfish that Wilde cooked. George and Martha try to get them back together but their plans backfire and result in George and Martha having a feud of their own, resulting in Oscar and Wilde blaming themselves for the feud and they end up being friends again when they try to get George and Martha back together, which they succeed in.
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* FeudEpisode: One episode has Oscar and Wilde vowing to not speak to each other after having a falling out during their barbecue party over a plate of swordfish that Wilde cooked. George and Martha try to get them back together but their plans backfire and result in George and Martha having a feud of their own, resulting in Oscar and Wilde blaming themselves for the feud and they end up being friends again when they try to get George and Martha back together, which they succeed in.in.
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* FeudEpisode: An episode of the TV adoption of George and Martha has Oscar and Wilde vowing to not speak to each other after having a falling out during their barbecue party over a plate of swordfish that Wilde cooked. George and Martha try to get them back together but their plans backfire and result in George and Martha having a feud of their own, resulting in Oscar and Wilde blaming themselves for the feud and they end up being friends again when they try to get George and Martha back together, which they succeed in.
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* FeudEpisode: An One episode of the TV adoption of George and Martha has Oscar and Wilde vowing to not speak to each other after having a falling out during their barbecue party over a plate of swordfish that Wilde cooked. George and Martha try to get them back together but their plans backfire and result in George and Martha having a feud of their own, resulting in Oscar and Wilde blaming themselves for the feud and they end up being friends again when they try to get George and Martha back together, which they succeed in.
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The show describe the activities and adventures of best friends George and Martha. These activities include taking dance classes, going to the beach and the amusement park, and playing pranks on each other. The series teaches us about friendship in a humorous way; George and Martha sometimes fight but always make up.
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The show describe the activities and adventures of best friends George and Martha. These activities include taking dance classes, going to the beach and the amusement park, and playing pranks on each other. The series teaches us about friendship in a humorous way; George and Martha sometimes fight but always make up.up.
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