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* BizarreAlienBiology: Bip turns around by pulling in his head and tail, then popping them out again on the opposite sides. Oh, and he can detach his nose.

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* BizarreAlienBiology: Bip turns around by pulling in his head and tail, then popping them out again on the opposite sides. Oh, and he He can also detach his nose.nose like a remote probe; occasionally it even goes walkabout on its own!
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The series has NoEnding, though see the note below as to how rumor has it it was supposed to end.
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* CoolAirship: The heroes travel around in a very unusual hot air balloon, reminiscent of the B-Liner from In Search of the Most Amazing Thing, or any one of a number of Jules Verne [[{{Balloonacy}} Balloonacies]]. Given as a reward by the Bloonies for winning "The Bloonywoonie Battle" against the Grump.

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* CoolAirship: The heroes travel around in a very unusual hot air balloon, reminiscent of the B-Liner from In ''In Search of the Most Amazing Thing, Thing'', or any one of a number of Jules Verne [[{{Balloonacy}} Balloonacies]]. Given as a reward by the Bloonies for winning "The Bloonywoonie Battle" against the Grump.
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* CoolAirship: The heroes travel around in a very unusual hot air balloon, reminiscent of the B-Liner from In Search of the Most Amazing Thing, or any one of a number of Jules Verne [[{{Balloonacy}} Balloonacies]].

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* CoolAirship: The heroes travel around in a very unusual hot air balloon, reminiscent of the B-Liner from In Search of the Most Amazing Thing, or any one of a number of Jules Verne [[{{Balloonacy}} Balloonacies]]. Given as a reward by the Bloonies for winning "The Bloonywoonie Battle" against the Grump.



* CurbStompBattle: "The Bloonywoonie Battle". The Bloonies attack the Grump with toy popguns. He responds with ''arrows''. Needless to say, even with Terry and Daphne constantly patching and re-inflating the soldiers, it's no contest until the King gets the bright idea to steal the Grump's quiver.

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* CurbStompBattle: "The Bloonywoonie Battle". The Bloonies attack the Grump with toy popguns. He responds with ''arrows''. Needless to say, even with Terry and Daphne constantly patching and re-inflating the soldiers, it's no contest until the King gets protagonists get the bright idea to steal the Grump's quiver.
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* CurbStompBattle: "The Bloonywoonie Battle". The Bloonies attack the Grump with toy popguns. He responds with ''arrows''. Needless to say, even with Terry and Daphne constantly patching and re-inflating the soldiers, it's no contest until the King gets the bright idea to steal the Grump's quiver.
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* NoEnding: Sadly, our heroes never do reach the Cave of the Whispering Orchids, or recover the crystal key.[[note]]There was a rumor that a finale had been storyboarded; the Whispering Orchids informed Dawn that the Grump was a projection of her own worst side; once she acknowledged this, the Crystal Key performed a FusionDance, re-uniting the two halves and freeing her kingdom. Since she now had the Grump's magic ability, she could send Terry back, and then did so, with her, Bip, and poor beleaguered Dragon living HappilyEverAfter![[/note]]

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* NoEnding: Sadly, our heroes never do reach the Cave of the Whispering Orchids, or recover the crystal key.Crystal Key.[[note]]There was a rumor that a finale had been storyboarded; the Whispering Orchids informed Dawn that the Grump was a projection of her own worst side; once she acknowledged this, the Crystal Key performed a FusionDance, re-uniting the two halves and freeing her kingdom. Since she now had the Grump's magic ability, she could send Terry back, and then did so, with her, Bip, and poor beleaguered Dragon living HappilyEverAfter![[/note]]
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* NoEnding: Sadly, our heroes never do reach the Cave of the Whispering Orchids, or recover the crystal key.[[note]]There was a rumor that a finale had been storyboarded; the Whispering Orchids informed Dawn that the Grump was a projection of her own worst side; once she acknowledged this, the Crystal Key performed a FusionDance, re-uniting the two halves and freeing her kingdom. Since she now had the Grump's magic ability, she could send Terry back, and then did so, with her and Bip living HappilyEverAfter![[/note]]

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* NoEnding: Sadly, our heroes never do reach the Cave of the Whispering Orchids, or recover the crystal key.[[note]]There was a rumor that a finale had been storyboarded; the Whispering Orchids informed Dawn that the Grump was a projection of her own worst side; once she acknowledged this, the Crystal Key performed a FusionDance, re-uniting the two halves and freeing her kingdom. Since she now had the Grump's magic ability, she could send Terry back, and then did so, with her her, Bip, and Bip poor beleaguered Dragon living HappilyEverAfter![[/note]]
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* NoEnding: Sadly, our heroes never do reach the Cave of the Whispering Orchids, or recover the crystal key.[[note]]There was a rumor that a finale had been storyboarded; the Whispering Orchids informed Dawn that the Grump was a projection of her own worst side; once she acknowledged this, the Crystal Key performed a FusionDance, re-uniting the two halves and freeing her kingdom. Since she now had the Grump's magic ability, she could send Terry back, and then did so, with her and Bip living HappilyEverAfter![[/note]]
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* [[KickTheDog Kick The Dragon]]:The Grump literally can't go five minutes without cussing out his poor dragon, usually over something he has no control over.

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* [[KickTheDog Kick The Dragon]]:The Dragon]]: The Grump literally can't go five minutes without cussing out his poor dragon, usually over something he has no control over.
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* [[KickTheDog Kick The Dragon]]:The Grump literally can't go five minutes without cussing out his poor dragon, usually over something he has no control over.
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** The Shushers are quite obviously a LawyerFriendlyCameo of TheSmurfs, especially if you're familiar with their pre-television incarnations (e.g. pointed hats); indeed, the entire episode ''"The Grump Meets the Grouch-Grooch"'' is based on an old Peyo Smurf comic arc.

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** The Shushers are quite obviously a LawyerFriendlyCameo of TheSmurfs, especially if you're familiar with their pre-television incarnations (e.g. pointed hats); indeed, the entire episode ''"The "The Grump Meets the Grouch-Grooch"'' Grouch-Grooch" is based on an old Peyo Smurf comic arc.



* MagneticHero: The protagonists often seek aid and shelter from the new characters they meet in each episode.

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* MagneticHero: The protagonists often seek aid and shelter from the new characters they meet in each episode.episode, and almost never fail to get anything but an open-armed welcome.
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** The Shushers are quite obviously a LawyerFriendlyCameo of TheSmurfs ; indeed, the entire episode ''"The Grump Meets the Grouch-Grooch"'' is based on an old Peyo Smurf comic arc.

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** The Shushers are quite obviously a LawyerFriendlyCameo of TheSmurfs ; TheSmurfs, especially if you're familiar with their pre-television incarnations (e.g. pointed hats); indeed, the entire episode ''"The Grump Meets the Grouch-Grooch"'' is based on an old Peyo Smurf comic arc.
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** The Shushers are quite obviously a LawyerFriendlyCameo of the Smurfs; indeed, the entire episode ''"The Grump Meets the Grouch-Grooch"'' is based on an old Peyo Smurf comic arc.

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** The Shushers are quite obviously a LawyerFriendlyCameo of the Smurfs; TheSmurfs ; indeed, the entire episode ''"The Grump Meets the Grouch-Grooch"'' is based on an old Peyo Smurf comic arc.
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** The Shushers are quite obviously LawyerFriendly Smurfs; indeed, the entire episode ''"The Grump Meets the Grouch-Grooch"'' is based on an old Peyo Smurf comic arc.

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** The Shushers are quite obviously LawyerFriendly a LawyerFriendlyCameo of the Smurfs; indeed, the entire episode ''"The Grump Meets the Grouch-Grooch"'' is based on an old Peyo Smurf comic arc.
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** The Shushers are quite obviously LawyerFriendly Smurfs; indeed, the entire episode ''"The Grump Meets the Grouch-Grooch"'' is based on an old Peyo Smurf comic arc.
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* ButtMonkey: The Grump, and how! Fitting, since he's an {{Expy}} of [[LoonieTunes Yosemite Sam.]]

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* ButtMonkey: The Grump, and how! Fitting, since he's an {{Expy}} of [[LoonieTunes [[LooneyTunes Yosemite Sam.]]
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* ButtMonkey: The Grump, and how! Fitting, since he's an {{Expy}} of [[LoonieTunes Yosemite Sam.]]
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* CoolAirship: The heroes travel around in a very unusual hot air balloon.

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* CoolAirship: The heroes travel around in a very unusual hot air balloon.balloon, reminiscent of the B-Liner from In Search of the Most Amazing Thing, or any one of a number of Jules Verne [[{{Balloonacy}} Balloonacies]].
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* {{Expy}}: The Grump is heavily based on [[WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes Yosemite Sam]], another FrizFreleng character. The dragon is based on Sam's dragon from "Knighty Knight Bugs".

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* {{Expy}}: The Grump is heavily based on [[WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes Yosemite Sam]], another FrizFreleng Creator/FrizFreleng character. The dragon is based on Sam's dragon from "Knighty Knight Bugs".
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* HairOfGold: Princess Dawn, of course.
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* SneezeOfDoom: The dragon's sneezes are a frequent source of amusing injuries for the Grump.

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* SneezeOfDoom: The dragon's sneezes are a frequent source of amusing injuries AmusingInjuries for the Grump.
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''Here Comes the Grump'' is a {Creator/DePatieFrelengEnterprises SaturdayMorningCartoon that ran in 1969-1970 on Creator/{{NBC}}. [[PrincessClassic Princess Dawn]], her NonHumanSidekick Bip, and ordinary Earth teenager [[TheEveryman Terry Dexter]] are being [[SternChase chased]] by the villainous Grump and his [[TheKlutz klutzy]] [[TheAllegedSteed Dragon]]. Each episode takes them to a new locale, where the heroes [[MagneticHero enlist the aid of the locals]] to try and get The Grump off their trail and maybe learn where to find the magical [[MacGuffin crystal key]] that will lift the Grump's spell of gloom from Princess Dawn's kingdom.

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''Here Comes the Grump'' is a {Creator/DePatieFrelengEnterprises Creator/DePatieFrelengEnterprises SaturdayMorningCartoon that ran in 1969-1970 on Creator/{{NBC}}. [[PrincessClassic Princess Dawn]], her NonHumanSidekick Bip, and ordinary Earth teenager [[TheEveryman Terry Dexter]] are being [[SternChase chased]] by the villainous Grump and his [[TheKlutz klutzy]] [[TheAllegedSteed Dragon]]. Each episode takes them to a new locale, where the heroes [[MagneticHero enlist the aid of the locals]] to try and get The Grump off their trail and maybe learn where to find the magical [[MacGuffin crystal key]] that will lift the Grump's spell of gloom from Princess Dawn's kingdom.
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''Here Comes the Grump'' is a {{DePatie-Freleng Enterprises}} SaturdayMorningCartoon that ran in 1969-1970 on Creator/{{NBC}}. [[PrincessClassic Princess Dawn]], her NonHumanSidekick Bip, and ordinary Earth teenager [[TheEveryman Terry Dexter]] are being [[SternChase chased]] by the villainous Grump and his [[TheKlutz klutzy]] [[TheAllegedSteed Dragon]]. Each episode takes them to a new locale, where the heroes [[MagneticHero enlist the aid of the locals]] to try and get The Grump off their trail and maybe learn where to find the magical [[MacGuffin crystal key]] that will lift the Grump's spell of gloom from Princess Dawn's kingdom.

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''Here Comes the Grump'' is a {{DePatie-Freleng Enterprises}} {Creator/DePatieFrelengEnterprises SaturdayMorningCartoon that ran in 1969-1970 on Creator/{{NBC}}. [[PrincessClassic Princess Dawn]], her NonHumanSidekick Bip, and ordinary Earth teenager [[TheEveryman Terry Dexter]] are being [[SternChase chased]] by the villainous Grump and his [[TheKlutz klutzy]] [[TheAllegedSteed Dragon]]. Each episode takes them to a new locale, where the heroes [[MagneticHero enlist the aid of the locals]] to try and get The Grump off their trail and maybe learn where to find the magical [[MacGuffin crystal key]] that will lift the Grump's spell of gloom from Princess Dawn's kingdom.



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''Here Comes the Grump'' is a {{DePatie-Freleng Enterprises}} SaturdayMorningCartoon that ran in 1969-1970 on {{NBC}}. [[PrincessClassic Princess Dawn]], her NonHumanSidekick Bip, and ordinary Earth teenager [[TheEveryman Terry Dexter]] are being [[SternChase chased]] by the villainous Grump and his [[TheKlutz klutzy]] [[TheAllegedSteed Dragon]]. Each episode takes them to a new locale, where the heroes [[MagneticHero enlist the aid of the locals]] to try and get The Grump off their trail and maybe learn where to find the magical [[MacGuffin crystal key]] that will lift the Grump's spell of gloom from Princess Dawn's kingdom.

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''Here Comes the Grump'' is a {{DePatie-Freleng Enterprises}} SaturdayMorningCartoon that ran in 1969-1970 on {{NBC}}.Creator/{{NBC}}. [[PrincessClassic Princess Dawn]], her NonHumanSidekick Bip, and ordinary Earth teenager [[TheEveryman Terry Dexter]] are being [[SternChase chased]] by the villainous Grump and his [[TheKlutz klutzy]] [[TheAllegedSteed Dragon]]. Each episode takes them to a new locale, where the heroes [[MagneticHero enlist the aid of the locals]] to try and get The Grump off their trail and maybe learn where to find the magical [[MacGuffin crystal key]] that will lift the Grump's spell of gloom from Princess Dawn's kingdom.
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* {{Expy}}: The Grump is heavily based on [[LooneyTunes Yosemite Sam]], another FrizFreleng character. The dragon is based on Sam's dragon from "Knighty Knight Bugs".

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* {{Expy}}: The Grump is heavily based on [[LooneyTunes [[WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes Yosemite Sam]], another FrizFreleng character. The dragon is based on Sam's dragon from "Knighty Knight Bugs".
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* ParodyEpisode: [[AliceInWonderland "With Malice In Blunderland"]]

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* ParodyEpisode: [[AliceInWonderland [[Literature/AliceInWonderland "With Malice In Blunderland"]]
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''HereComesTheGrump'' is a {{DePatie-Freleng Enterprises}} SaturdayMorningCartoon that ran in 1969-1970 on {{NBC}}. [[PrincessClassic Princess Dawn]], her NonHumanSidekick Bip, and ordinary Earth teenager [[TheEveryman Terry Dexter]] are being [[SternChase chased]] by the villainous Grump and his [[TheKlutz klutzy]] [[TheAllegedSteed Dragon]]. Each episode takes them to a new locale, where the heroes [[MagneticHero enlist the aid of the locals]] to try and get The Grump off their trail and maybe learn where to find the magical [[MacGuffin crystal key]] that will lift the Grump's spell of gloom from Princess Dawn's kingdom.

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''HereComesTheGrump'' ''Here Comes the Grump'' is a {{DePatie-Freleng Enterprises}} SaturdayMorningCartoon that ran in 1969-1970 on {{NBC}}. [[PrincessClassic Princess Dawn]], her NonHumanSidekick Bip, and ordinary Earth teenager [[TheEveryman Terry Dexter]] are being [[SternChase chased]] by the villainous Grump and his [[TheKlutz klutzy]] [[TheAllegedSteed Dragon]]. Each episode takes them to a new locale, where the heroes [[MagneticHero enlist the aid of the locals]] to try and get The Grump off their trail and maybe learn where to find the magical [[MacGuffin crystal key]] that will lift the Grump's spell of gloom from Princess Dawn's kingdom.
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->''"[[TitleThemeTune Here comes the Grump!]]''
->''[[TitleDrop Here comes the Grump!]]''
->''[[RuleOfThree Here comes the Grump!]]"''
-->--''The ThemeSong''

''HereComesTheGrump'' is a {{DePatie-Freleng Enterprises}} SaturdayMorningCartoon that ran in 1969-1970 on {{NBC}}. [[PrincessClassic Princess Dawn]], her NonHumanSidekick Bip, and ordinary Earth teenager [[TheEveryman Terry Dexter]] are being [[SternChase chased]] by the villainous Grump and his [[TheKlutz klutzy]] [[TheAllegedSteed Dragon]]. Each episode takes them to a new locale, where the heroes [[MagneticHero enlist the aid of the locals]] to try and get The Grump off their trail and maybe learn where to find the magical [[MacGuffin crystal key]] that will lift the Grump's spell of gloom from Princess Dawn's kingdom.
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!!''Here Comes the Grump'' provides examples of:
* AdventureTowns
* TheAllegedSteed: Grump's dragon, [[RuleOfFunny but only when it's funny]].
* AmusingInjuries: The Grump is a frequent victim.
* AshFace: Happens to Grump in just about every episode. Typically caused by the dragon's [[SneezeOfDoom Sneezes of Doom]].
* BizarreAlienBiology: Bip turns around by pulling in his head and tail, then popping them out again on the opposite sides. Oh, and he can detach his nose.
* BottomlessMagazines: Grump's bow appears to have a bottomless quiver.
* CoolAirship: The heroes travel around in a very unusual hot air balloon.
* DistressedDamsel: Princess Dawn, when captured.
* EverybodyLaughsEnding: OnceAnEpisode.
* EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses
* ExpositoryThemeTune:
--> In a magic place
--> There's a princess caught in a chase
--> But no matter how fast she goes, right on her heels and toes
--> Here comes the Grump! Here comes the Grump! Here comes the Grump!
* {{Expy}}: The Grump is heavily based on [[LooneyTunes Yosemite Sam]], another FrizFreleng character. The dragon is based on Sam's dragon from "Knighty Knight Bugs".
* HairOfGold: Princess Dawn, of course.
* HereWeGoAgain: An atypical case in that the Grump usually catches up with our heroes again at the ''beginning'' of the episode, rather than the end.
* IronicEchoCut: From "The Lemonade Sea":
--> '''Princess Dawn:''' Do you suppose we've given Grump the slip?
--> ''(cut to Grump)''
--> '''Grump:''' You will ''never'' give Grump the slip!
* MagneticHero: The protagonists often seek aid and shelter from the new characters they meet in each episode.
* {{Motormouth}}: The Blabbermouth from "The Blabbermouth of Echo Island".
* NonHumanSidekick: Bip.
* ParodyEpisode: [[AliceInWonderland "With Malice In Blunderland"]]
* PepperSneeze: Used to provoke the dragon's [[SneezeOfDoom explosive allergies]]. One episode even has a forest of pepper trees that grow pepper-shakers which sprinkle pepper on the dragon.
* PlanetOfHats: There's a town where everyone sleeps all day, a town where everyone has wheels, and many more.
* RumpRoast: The Grump gets this treatment a couple times; for example, in the beginning of "The Bloonywoonie Battle".
* RunningGag: The dragon sneezing on the Grump.
* SharkPool: In "The Eenie Meenie Miners," Grump tries to trick the heroes into falling into a pit of crocodiles. Naturally, he ends up falling in the pit himself.
* SneezeOfDoom: The dragon's sneezes are a frequent source of amusing injuries for the Grump.
* StatusQuoIsGod
* SternChase
* SugarBowl
* TeamPet: Bip.
* TitleDrop
* TitleThemeTune
* VoiceChangeling: The Blabbermouth of Echo Island uses this trick to play distracting pranks on the Grump and his dragon.
* [[WalkingTheEarth Walking Princess Dawn's Kingdom]]
* WraparoundBackground
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