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** When Sam crashes a graduation, he starts to give a speech that begins "Oh, The Places You'll Go". That happens to be a Dr. Suess book that is a very popular gift for graduates.

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** When Sam crashes a graduation, he starts to give a speech that begins "Oh, The Places You'll Go". That Go", a Dr. Seuss book that happens to be a Dr. Suess book that is a very popular gift for graduates.


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** When Sam was dropped off at the orphanage in Pam's flashback, he came bundled with the sign that introduced him in the book.

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* ExtremelyShortTimespan: The entire journey of Guy and Sam happens over the course of less than a week.
** The entire second season takes place over the course of three weeks.

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* ExtremelyShortTimespan: The entire journey of Guy and Sam in the first season happens over the course of less than a week.
** The entire second season takes place over the course of three weeks.
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**[[spoiler: Season 2 ends with Sam finally getting to enjoy green eggs and ham with his mother just like before she put him in the orphanage.]]

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'''Guy-Am-I:'' No, I do not like them, Sam-I-Am! I do not like green eggs and ham.\\

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'''Guy-Am-I:'' '''Guy-Am-I:''' No, I do not like them, Sam-I-Am! I do not like green eggs and ham.\\



* LoveConfession: In "Anywhere", it's briefly played for comedy when E.B. tells her mother to "spill the beans" before Agent Gluntz stops singing the criminal charges the gang racked up.
-->'''Michellee:''' I...do like you...a lot.\\
'''E.B.:''' I meant, (points at the bean jar) ''spill the beans.''\\
'''Michellee:''' Oh! Oh, I thought you were using it as an expression. Oh, great. Yeah. Now that I said ''that'', I don't even-\\

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* LoveConfession: LoveConfession:
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In "Anywhere", it's briefly played for comedy when E.B. tells her mother to "spill the beans" before Agent Gluntz stops singing the criminal charges the gang racked up.
-->'''Michellee:''' I...--->'''Michellee:''' I... do like you...you... a lot.\\
'''E.B.:''' I meant, (points ''[points at the bean jar) ''spill jar] spill the beans.''\\
'''Michellee:''' Oh! Oh, I thought you were using it as an expression. Oh, great. Yeah. Now that I said ''that'', I don't even-\\even--\\



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** And then at the very end...it's played for real.
-->'''Michellee:''' Guy-Am-I, you are a reckless, dangerous man...(plants a BigDamnKiss on him)...and I love it!

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''[cue LongingLook]''
** And then at the very end... it's played for real.
-->'''Michellee:''' --->'''Michellee:''' Guy-Am-I, you are a reckless, dangerous man...(plants man... ''[plants a BigDamnKiss on him)...him]'' ...and I love it!



-->'''Goat''': We can do this the easy way or the hard way, amigo.
-->'''[=McWinkle=]''': I ain't your [[{{Irony}} amigo, friend.]]

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-->'''Goat''': -->'''Goat:''' We can do this the easy way or the hard way, amigo.
-->'''[=McWinkle=]''':
amigo.\\
'''[=McWinkle=]:'''
I ain't your [[{{Irony}} amigo, friend.]]



-->'''[=McWinkle=]''': I meant "let him go ''free''".

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-->'''[=McWinkle=]''': -->'''[=McWinkle=]:''' I meant "let him go ''free''".



-->'''Guy:''' I was happier as a child.

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-->'''Guy:''' --->'''Guy:''' I was happier as a child.



-->'''Sam:''' I know exactly how lucky you are. 'Cause...[[spoiler:I never had a family.]][...] When I was very little, my mom...[[spoiler:left me at an orphanage.]]

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-->'''Sam:''' --->'''Sam:''' I know exactly how lucky you are. 'Cause... [[spoiler:I never had a family.]][...] When I was very little, my mom... [[spoiler:left me at an orphanage.]]



--> '''The Narrator''': Heads up! [[LampshadeHanging Plot twist!]] Let me jump in while I can! Before that guy spoils it-
--> '''Philip Trousers''': Not today, [[spoiler: [[MissingMom Pam I-Am]]!]]
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--> '''The Narrator''': Dang! I was dying to drop that major truth bomb! That lady's not just a spy, [[spoiler: she's also Sam's...]]
--> '''Sam''': ''[[spoiler: Mom...]]''

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--> '''The Narrator''': --->'''The Narrator:''' Heads up! [[LampshadeHanging Plot twist!]] Let me jump in while I can! Before that guy spoils it-
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it--\\
'''Philip Trousers''': Trousers:''' Not today, [[spoiler: [[MissingMom [[spoiler:[[MissingMom Pam I-Am]]!]]
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I-Am]]!]]\\
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'''The Narrator''': Narrator:''' Dang! I was dying to drop that major truth bomb! That lady's not just a spy, [[spoiler: she's [[spoiler:she's also Sam's...]]
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'''Sam:'''
''[[spoiler: Mom...]]''
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->'''Sam-I-Am''': You don't like green eggs and ham?\\
'''Guy-Am-I''': No, I do not like them, Sam-I-Am! I do not like green eggs and ham.\\
'''Sam-I-Am''': Understood. Question asked and answered. No further queries necessary. (''clicks tongue thoughtfully'') Have you ever ''tried'' them before?\\
'''Guy-Am-I''': No.\\
'''Sam-I-Am''': Weeeelllll, how can you be so sure you don't like 'em if you've never actually eaten them?\\
'''Guy-Am-I''': Well, I've never eaten walvark droppings, but I'm pretty certain I wouldn't enjoy those either.

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->'''Sam-I-Am''': ->'''Sam-I-Am:''' You don't like green eggs and ham?\\
'''Guy-Am-I''': '''Guy-Am-I:'' No, I do not like them, Sam-I-Am! I do not like green eggs and ham.\\
'''Sam-I-Am''': '''Sam-I-Am:''' Understood. Question asked and answered. No further queries necessary. (''clicks ''[clicks tongue thoughtfully'') thoughtfully]'' Have you ever ''tried'' them before?\\
'''Guy-Am-I''': '''Guy-Am-I:''' No.\\
'''Sam-I-Am''': '''Sam-I-Am:''' Weeeelllll, how can you be so sure you don't like 'em if you've never actually eaten them?\\
'''Guy-Am-I''': '''Guy-Am-I:''' Well, I've never eaten walvark droppings, but I'm pretty certain I wouldn't enjoy those either.



The series follows friendly, optimistic Sam-I-Am (voiced by Creator/AdamDevine) and dour failed inventor Guy-Am-I (aka [[NamedByTheAdaptation the unnamed second character from the book]], voiced by Creator/MichaelDouglas) as they journey to the city of Meepville to return a rare Chickeraffe to its natural habitat before it's sold to wealthy animal collector Snerz (voiced by Creator/EddieIzzard). Along the way, they're occasionally joined by their {{distaff counterpart}}s, safety-obsessed Michellee (voiced by Creator/DianeKeaton) and her adventurous daughter E.B. (voiced by Creator/IlanaGlazer), and followed by two dangerous-looking characters called The B.A.D.G.U.Y.S., veteran animal hunter [=McWinkle=] and his rookie sidekick Gluntz (voiced by Creator/JeffreyWright and Jillian Bell, respectively), attempting to capture the animal themselves.

Their adventure takes them to many different places, including in a car, on a train, on a boat, in the rain, with a fox, in a box, in a house, with a mouse...all the while, Sam is trying to get Guy to try new things, including his TrademarkFavoriteFood.

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The series follows friendly, optimistic Sam-I-Am (voiced by Creator/AdamDevine) and dour failed inventor Guy-Am-I (aka (a.k.a. [[NamedByTheAdaptation the unnamed second character from the book]], voiced by Creator/MichaelDouglas) as they journey to the city of Meepville to return a rare Chickeraffe to its natural habitat before it's sold to wealthy animal collector Snerz (voiced by Creator/EddieIzzard). Along the way, they're occasionally joined by their {{distaff counterpart}}s, safety-obsessed Michellee (voiced by Creator/DianeKeaton) and her adventurous daughter E.B. (voiced by Creator/IlanaGlazer), and followed by two dangerous-looking characters called The B.A.D.G.U.Y.S., veteran animal hunter [=McWinkle=] and his rookie sidekick Gluntz (voiced by Creator/JeffreyWright and Jillian Bell, respectively), attempting to capture the animal themselves.

Their adventure takes them to many different places, including in a car, on a train, on a boat, in the rain, with a fox, in a box, in a house, with a mouse... all the while, Sam is trying to get Guy to try new things, including his TrademarkFavoriteFood.



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* AbortedArc: In "On Her Dookess' Secret Service", [[spoiler: Pam gets an order to [[OffingTheOffspring terminate Sam]]. However, not only does she obviously not go through with it, it also never comes up again and it's never revealed who exactly sent her the order or why.]]

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* AbortedArc: In "On Her Dookess' Secret Service", [[spoiler: Pam [[spoiler:Pam gets an order to [[OffingTheOffspring terminate Sam]]. However, not only does she obviously not go through with it, it also never comes up again and it's never revealed who exactly sent her the order or why.]]
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* FunnyPhotoPhrase: In "Here," a grumpy Guy walks past a cheerful family who ask him to take their photo. He angrily tells them to say, "I'm ruining your life!", which they all say back with big smiles.
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** Done again in the second season: [[it looks like Pam is infiltrating the Yookia castle to stop Sam from stealing the Moo-Lacka-Moo, especially since she was hired specifically to eliminate Sam, but she actually went to the ''Zookia'' castle to stop their weapons. A spy ''does'' show up to attempt to stop Sam, but it's actually Pam's rival, Philip Trousers.]]

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** Done again in the second season: [[it [[spoiler:it looks like Pam is infiltrating the Yookia castle to stop Sam from stealing the Moo-Lacka-Moo, especially since she was hired specifically to eliminate Sam, but she actually went to the ''Zookia'' castle to stop their weapons. A spy ''does'' show up to attempt to stop Sam, but it's actually Pam's rival, Philip Trousers.]]
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** Done again in the second season: [[it looks like Pam is infiltrating the Yookia castle to stop Sam from stealing the Moo-Lacka-Moo, especially since she was hired specifically to eliminate Sam, but she actually went to the ''Zookia'' castle to stop their weapons. A spy ''does'' show up to attempt to stop Sam, but it's actually Pam's rival, Philip Trousers.]]

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* EvilDuo: The BAD GUYS: Grizzled, on-the-edge-of-retirement [=McWinkle=] and exuberant, rookie Gluntz, are supposedly evil. [[spoiler:Then it’s revealed that they’re not bad guys at all, just B.A.D.G.U.Y.S.[[labelnote:*]]'''B'''ureau of '''A'''nimal '''D'''efence, '''G'''lurfsburg, '''U'''pper '''Y'''ipsville '''S'''ection[[/labelnote]]]].

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The BAD GUYS: Grizzled, on-the-edge-of-retirement [=McWinkle=] and exuberant, rookie Gluntz, are supposedly evil. [[spoiler:Then it’s revealed that they’re not bad guys at all, just B.A.D.G.U.Y.S.[[labelnote:*]]'''B'''ureau of '''A'''nimal '''D'''efence, '''G'''lurfsburg, '''U'''pper '''Y'''ipsville '''S'''ection[[/labelnote]]]].'''S'''ection[[/labelnote]]]].
** Played a bit more straight with Philip Trousers and Marilyn Blouse from The Second Serving (though Philip is often seen alone and is part of most of the conflict with the good guys). Philip is a vain and cocky but rather unintelligent and dull man who cares more about his looks and straight up admits that he often doesn't understand anything while Marilyn is more intelligent, down-to-earth and focused on their mission.
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** Despite being the ultimate weapon in ''The Butter Battle Book'' and its substance the Moo-Lacka-Moo playing a crucial role, the Bitsy Big-Boy Boomeroo doesn't make an appearance in ''The Second Serving''. [[Spoiler:Instead, the Moo-Lacka-Moo is used as a component for explosive rockets.]]

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** Despite being the ultimate weapon in ''The Butter Battle Book'' and its substance the Moo-Lacka-Moo playing a crucial role, the Bitsy Big-Boy Boomeroo doesn't make an appearance in ''The Second Serving''. [[Spoiler:Instead, [[spoiler:Instead, the Moo-Lacka-Moo is used as a component for explosive rockets.]]

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** Season 2 does not include any of the characters from ''Literature/TheButterBattleBook'' despite being an adaption of it. The young Yook, his father, and the Chief Yookaroo don't appear, and neither does Van Itch.

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** Season 2 does not include any of the characters from ''Literature/TheButterBattleBook'' despite being an adaption of it. The young Yook, his father, grandfather, and the Chief Yookaroo don't appear, and neither does Van Itch.Itch.
** Despite being the ultimate weapon in ''The Butter Battle Book'' and its substance the Moo-Lacka-Moo playing a crucial role, the Bitsy Big-Boy Boomeroo doesn't make an appearance in ''The Second Serving''. [[Spoiler:Instead, the Moo-Lacka-Moo is used as a component for explosive rockets.]]

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* ThePasswordIsAlwaysSwordfish: In "Train" E.B. tries to guess the password to unattach her safety bracelet from the roof of the train car. She fails, but ends up getting freed by saying the word "Password" afterwards.

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In "Train" E.B. tries to guess the password to unattach her safety bracelet from the roof of the train car. She fails, but ends up getting freed by saying the word "Password" afterwards.afterwards.
** In "Three Days of Mom-dor", Marilyn Blouse, one of [[spoiler: Pam-I-Am's spy rivals]], is asked to enter a code to open a hangar door. The code is labeled as "Code Trousers won't forget", "Trousers" referring to Philip Trousers, her work partner, who has been repeatedly shown to not be very bright. The code? Just the number "1".
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* AbortedArc: In "On Her Dookess' Secret Service", [[spoiler: Pam gets an order to [[OffingTheOffspring terminate Sam]]. However, not only does she obviously not go through with it, it also never comes up again and it's never revealed who exactly sent her the order or why.]]

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* WhamShot: The end of the first episode: Guy tossing his suitcase into the fireplace...and something starts moving before the shadow reveals [[spoiler:The Chickeraffe.]]

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** The end of The Second Serving's first episode gives us this:
--> '''The Narrator''': Heads up! [[LampshadeHanging Plot twist!]] Let me jump in while I can! Before that guy spoils it-
--> '''Philip Trousers''': Not today, [[spoiler: [[MissingMom Pam I-Am]]!]]
--> [...]
--> '''The Narrator''': Dang! I was dying to drop that major truth bomb! That lady's not just a spy, [[spoiler: she's also Sam's...]]
--> '''Sam''': ''[[spoiler: Mom...]]''
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The end of the first episode: Guy tossing his suitcase into the fireplace...and something starts moving before the shadow reveals [[spoiler:The Chickeraffe.]]
** The first episode of the second season ends with revealing that a spy Sam, Guy and E.B encountered [[spoiler: looks a [[MissingMom lot like Sam]].
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* AdaptedOut: The two animals Sam rides in the beginning of the book and TV special are absent in this series.

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The two animals Sam rides in the beginning of the book and TV special are absent in this series.series.
** Season 2 does not include any of the characters from ''Literature/TheButterBattleBook'' despite being an adaption of it. The young Yook, his father, and the Chief Yookaroo don't appear, and neither does Van Itch.



* AdaptedOut: Season 2 does not include any of the characters from ''Literature/TheButterBattleBook'' despite being an adaption of it. The young Yook, his father, and the Chief Yookaroo don't appear, and neither does Van Itch.
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* AdaptedOut: Season 2 does not include any of the characters from ''Literature/TheButterBattleBook'' despite being an adaption of it. The young Yook, his father, and the Chief Yookaroo don't appear, and neither does Van Itch.
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* ActionizedSequel: Season 1 was already an ActionizedAdaptation, but it was ultimately more of a roadtrip buddy comedy with some peril here and there. Season 2, while still absolutely lighthearted and comedic in its tone, is more or less a kid-friendly [[SpyFiction spy thriller]] with multiple action scenes.

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* ActionizedSequel: Season 1 was already an ActionizedAdaptation, but it was ultimately more of a roadtrip buddy comedy with some peril here and there. Season 2, while still absolutely lighthearted and comedic in its tone, is more or less a kid-friendly [[SpyFiction spy thriller]] with multiple action scenes.scenes and a plot about two warring countries that [[spoiler: end up launching nuclear warheads at each other]].
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* FountainOfYouth: In "You Only Mom Once", Sam, Pam and Philip land on an island where the deeper you go into the jungle, the younger you get, causing them to relive various phases of their life. Its only inhabitant is [[Really700YearsOld 267 years old]] but looks like a young adult because he's been living there for so long and doesn't want to leave the island because [[NoImmortalInertia he would most likely die right away]].

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* EvilBrit: Snerz is voiced by British actor Eddie Izzard, and thus is portrayed with a British accent.

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Snerz is voiced by British actor Eddie Izzard, and thus is portrayed with a British accent. accent.
** Downplayed with the Zookian spies Philip Trousers and Marilyn Blouse who aren't evil as much as they are simply fighting for the opposite side (that said, Philip ''was'' willing to let Pam die, so...), but they are still antagonists and they both have British accents, with Marilyn's being English and Philip's being Welsh.
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* [[DaddyHadAGoodReasonForAbandoningYou Mommy Had a Good Reason for Abandoning You]]: Sam doesn't seem to dwell too much on his mother's reasons for leaving him at an orphanage, but he implicitly assumes this trope since he expects their reunion to be easy and heartwarming; Guy is more skeptical. Late in ''The Second Serving,'' it's revealed that Pam left Sam because [[spoiler:her life as a spy meant she was constantly in danger and risked Sam getting hurt in the crossfire.]]
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''Green Eggs and Ham'' is an [[AnimatedAdaptation animated series]] for Creator/{{Netflix}} based on the Creator/DrSeuss [[Literature/GreenEggsAndHam book of the same name]]. It was created by Jared Stern for Creator/WarnerBrosAnimation and produced by Creator/EllenDeGeneres. It is the third TV series based on Dr. Seuss's work and the first to be based solely on a particular book.[[note]]''Series/TheWubbulousWorldOfDrSeuss'' adapted characters and settings from his entire body of work for new stories, while ''WesternAnimation/TheCatInTheHatKnowsALotAboutThat'' stars the characters from ''Literature/TheCatInTheHat'', but isn't an adaptation of the book itself.[[/note]]

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''Green Eggs and Ham'' is an [[AnimatedAdaptation animated series]] for Creator/{{Netflix}} loosely based on the Creator/DrSeuss [[Literature/GreenEggsAndHam book of the same name]]. It was created by Jared Stern for Creator/WarnerBrosAnimation and produced by Creator/EllenDeGeneres. It is the third TV series based on Dr. Seuss's work and the first to be based solely on a particular book.[[note]]''Series/TheWubbulousWorldOfDrSeuss'' adapted characters and settings from his entire body of work for new stories, while ''WesternAnimation/TheCatInTheHatKnowsALotAboutThat'' stars the characters from ''Literature/TheCatInTheHat'', but isn't an adaptation of the book itself.[[/note]]
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This example was added and removed before. The "Bitsy Big-Boy Boomeroo" is described in the original book as "filled with mysterous moo-lacka-moo", so it's not a name change.


* AdaptationNameChange: The "Bitzy Big Boy Boomeroo" from ''Literature/TheButterBattleBook'' is renamed "the moola-kamooo", probably to avoid a SpoilerTitle since we don't find out about its true nature until later in the second season.
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* AdaptationNameChange: The "Bitzy Big Boy Boomeroo" from ''Literature/TheButterBattleBook'' is renamed "the moola-kamooo", probably to avoid a SpoilerTitle since we don't find out about its true nature until later in the second season.
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* AdultFear: Michellee's character thrives on this trope: she won't let her daughter do anything fun or adventerous due to many things that could go wrong. [[spoiler:This later becomes justified when we learned that her husband died some time ago, so she's afraid for her daughter's safety.]]

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* PinkGirlBlueBoy: Guy's parents follow this color scheme, as Mr. Am-I's fur is dark blue whereas Mrs. Am-I's is bright pink.

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Guy's parents follow this color scheme, as Mr. Am-I's fur is dark blue whereas Mrs. Am-I's is bright pink.pink.
** The two antagonistic spies from The Second Serving also have this going on, with the male Philip Trousers having blue fur and the female Marilyn Blouse having pink fur.
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* AnAesop: Do not take things at face value; there's more to them than you first believe.

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* AnAesop: Do not take things at face value; there's more to them than you first believe. Season 2 adds this: do not let petty differences blind us to the value of others; we are more alike than you think.
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* ActionizedSequel: Season 1 was already an ActionizedAdaptation, but it was ultimately more of a roadtrip buddy comedy with some peril here and there. Season 2, while still absolutely lighthearted and comedic in its tone, is more or less a kid-friendly [[SpyFiction spy thriller]] with multiple action scenes.
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* LighterAndSofter: "The Second Serving" is a loose adaptation of ''Literature/TheButterBattleBook'', but unlike the source material, [[spoiler:ends with the Yooks and Zooks making peace with each other after narrowly averting MutuallyAssuredDestruction.]]
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* ChainedHeat: In preparation for their trip, Michellee gets [=EB=] and herself "friendship bracelets." These accessories are more like handcuffs that magnetically latch on to each other with a press of the button so her daughter can't get too far away from her. In Season 2 [[spoiler: Michellee and Sam's wedding rings do the same thing]].

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* ChainedHeat: In preparation for their trip, Michellee gets [=EB=] and herself "friendship bracelets." These accessories are more like handcuffs that magnetically latch on to each other with a press of the button so her daughter can't get too far away from her. In Season 2 [[spoiler: Michellee and Sam's Guy's wedding rings do the same thing]].

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