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* EatTheDog: Implied in "Monster Mutt". Heloise inadvertently insults a lava worm, who insults her back. At the end of the episode, she serves Jimmy a meal, saying that she hopes the lava worms aren't too chewy. The lava worm's friend (seen earlier in the episode) then walks by, looking for him.
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* BastardUnderstudy: Every member of the Heinous family starting with Lucius II attained power by overthrowing and freezing their fathers. [[WhiteSheep Beezy]] doesn't have much interest in doing this to his father, except in one episode where he gets his intelligence boosted enough to go through with it.
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* PersonalitySwap: "A Hair-Brained Idea" has Lucius swapping his horns with Jimmy's hair, which has the unforeseen consequence of Jimmy's personality slowly taking over Lucius's and vice-versa until the two eventually switch back.
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* PersonalitySwap: "A Hair-Brained Idea" has Lucius swapping his horns with Jimmy's hair, which has the unforeseen consequence side-effect of Jimmy's personality slowly taking over Lucius's and vice-versa until the two eventually switch back.
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* BellyDancer: Lucius' nightmares in "Jimmy, Don't Be A Hero" have him as one to Jimmy's sultan. Samy is seen as one too.
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* PersonalitySwap: "A Hair-Brained Idea" has Lucius swapping his horns with Jimmy's hair, which has the unforeseen consequence of Jimmy's personality slowly taking over Lucius's and vice-versa until the two eventually switch back.
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* SmoothTalkingTalentAgent: Parodied in the episodes "I Totally Shredded My Cheese" and "The Masked Jackhammer", where Beezy tries to be Jimmy's agent and self-proclaimed owner of the "Beezy Got Talent Agency." His business card is beat up with a crudely edited photo of himself with marker-drawn hair and a tuxedo taped to his waist and his negotiations with Lucios always result in the latter giving him minor things like a pen or a bag of chips while Lucios profits off everything Jimmy makes, which Beezy always accepts with no hesitation.
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* SmoothTalkingTalentAgent: Parodied in the episodes "I Totally Shredded My Cheese" and "The Masked Jackhammer", where Beezy tries to be Jimmy's agent and self-proclaimed owner of the "Beezy Got Talent Agency." His business card is beat up with a crudely edited photo of himself with marker-drawn hair and a tuxedo taped to his waist and his negotiations with Lucios Lucius always result in the latter giving him minor things like a pen or a bag of chips while Lucios Lucius profits off everything Jimmy makes, which Beezy always accepts with no hesitation.
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* CutHisHeartOutWithASpoon: In "What's Up With Heloise" Heloise threatens to "cookie" Jimmy and Bessie to the moon if they don't leave her house, they get confused with this.
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* CutHisHeartOutWithASpoon: In "What's Up With Heloise" Heloise threatens to "cookie" Jimmy and Bessie Beezy to the moon if they don't leave her house, they get confused with this.
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* TheDoorSlamsYou: In "What's Up With Heloise" Heloise does this to Jimmy and Beezie... with a wall.
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* TheDoorSlamsYou: In "What's Up With Heloise" Heloise does this to Jimmy and Beezie...Beezy... with a wall.
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* GeniusSerum: In "Beezy J. Genius", Heloise builds a machine to increase her intellect after being unable to [[ItMakesSenseInContext figure out why gum does not stick to your mouth when you chew it]]. Due to gum getting stuck in the machine, it affects Beezy (and a random boulder) instead, who not only solves the question, but becomes an InsufferableGenius too. Heloise, Jimmy, and Lucious then plot to turn Beezy back to his idiot self.
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* GeniusSerum: In "Beezy J. Genius", Heloise builds a machine to increase her intellect after being unable to [[ItMakesSenseInContext figure out why gum does not stick to your mouth when you chew it]]. Due to gum getting stuck in the machine, it affects Beezy (and a random boulder) instead, who not only solves the question, but becomes an InsufferableGenius too. Heloise, Jimmy, and Lucious Lucius then plot to turn Beezy back to his idiot self.
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** Most of Lucious ideas to spread misery are this.
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** Most of Lucious Lucius' ideas to spread misery are this.
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* SmoothTalkingTalentAgent: Parodied in the episodes "I Totally Shredded My Cheese" and "The Masked Jackhammer", where Beezy tries to be Jimmy's agent and self-proclaimed owner of the "Beezy Got Talent Agency." His business card is beat up with a crudely edited photo of himself with marker-drawn hair and a tuxedo taped to his waist and his negotiations with Lucious always result in the latter giving him minor things like a pen or a bag of chips while Lucious profits off everything Jimmy makes, which Beezy always accepts with no hesitation.
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* SmoothTalkingTalentAgent: Parodied in the episodes "I Totally Shredded My Cheese" and "The Masked Jackhammer", where Beezy tries to be Jimmy's agent and self-proclaimed owner of the "Beezy Got Talent Agency." His business card is beat up with a crudely edited photo of himself with marker-drawn hair and a tuxedo taped to his waist and his negotiations with Lucious Lucios always result in the latter giving him minor things like a pen or a bag of chips while Lucious Lucios profits off everything Jimmy makes, which Beezy always accepts with no hesitation.
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* CutHisHeartOutWithASpoon: In "What's Up With Heloise" Heloise threatens to "cookie" Jimmy and Bessie to the moon if they don't leave her house, they get confused with this.
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*TheDoorSlamsYou: In "What's Up With Heloise" Heloise does this to Jimmy and Beezie... with a wall.
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** Most of Lucious ideas to spread misery are this.
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* AIIsACrapshoot: The Frustrate-O-Bot in "Heloise's Wish List" quickly turns on Lucius after he attempts to exert authority over it.
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* AIIsACrapshoot: AIIsACrapshoot:
** The Frustrate-O-Bot in "Heloise's Wish List" quickly turns on Lucius after he attempts to exert authority overit.it.
** The Yoki doll is "A Present for Jez" is designed to give endless compliments to everyone. Unfortunately, after Jimmy impulsively takes it apart to see how it works, he accidentally crosses its circuits when he hastily rebuilds it, causing it to endlessly insult others instead. [[FromBadToWorse To make things worse]], when he tries to fix that, the doll ends up stealing a laser gun and overthrowing Lucius as the ruler of Miseryville.
** The Frustrate-O-Bot in "Heloise's Wish List" quickly turns on Lucius after he attempts to exert authority over
** The Yoki doll is "A Present for Jez" is designed to give endless compliments to everyone. Unfortunately, after Jimmy impulsively takes it apart to see how it works, he accidentally crosses its circuits when he hastily rebuilds it, causing it to endlessly insult others instead. [[FromBadToWorse To make things worse]], when he tries to fix that, the doll ends up stealing a laser gun and overthrowing Lucius as the ruler of Miseryville.
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* AllJustADream: The endings of [[spoiler: "Panda-Monium" and "Zombie Pickle"]] for Heloise and Jimmy respectively.
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* AllJustADream: The endings of [[spoiler: "Panda-Monium" [[spoiler:"Panda-Monium" and "Zombie Pickle"]] for Heloise and Jimmy respectively.
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* UnwillinglyGirlyTomboy: "What's Up with Heloise?" has Heloise's overbearing aunt Pomegranate come to visit, who keeps forcing her to wear girly dresses and sing, and redecorates her house to look pink and cutesy.
