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** In "Meet the Press", Johannes Gutenberg is shown as an animal, and so is Jorge Selaron in "Stairway to Art Day". However, Antoni Gaudi, Louis Armstrong, and Nikola Tesla are all shown as humans in "Lost and Found", "More Than All That Jazz", and "Lights Out" respectively. This can make it confusing as to whether humans really existed or not.
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* LiterallyLaughableQuestion: In "Lights Out!", Leo asks the owner of a nearby Croatian electronics shop if they have the rare C batteries Senor Fabuloso needs for his reading light. The shopowner starts laughing without actually answering the question, and he later closes up the shop, which Luna assumes is his way of saying that they don't have them.
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* LiterallyLaughableQuestion: In "Lights Out!", Leo asks the owner of a nearby Croatian electronics shop if they have the rare C Z batteries Senor Fabuloso needs for his reading light. The shopowner starts laughing without actually answering the question, and he later closes up the shop, which Luna assumes is his way of saying that they don't have them.
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* NeverSayDie: Averted. The second half of ''the very first episode'' is titled "Day of the Dead".
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** Averted. The second half of ''the very first episode'' is titled "Day of theDead".Dead".
** Played straight in a later episode, "Lights Out!", where the Magic Globe says that Nikolai Tesla is "no longer with us" rather than that he has died.
** Averted. The second half of ''the very first episode'' is titled "Day of the
** Played straight in a later episode, "Lights Out!", where the Magic Globe says that Nikolai Tesla is "no longer with us" rather than that he has died.
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* HamsterWheelPower: In the episode "Lights Out!", one of the gang's methods for powering Senor Fabuloso's hat light is to have someone run on a hamster wheel that is connected to the hat light and powers it. This doesn't work, as the wheel's runner runs out of running energy and gets launched off the wheel.
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* LiterallyLaughableQuestion: In "Lights Out!", Leo asks the owner of a nearby Croatian electronics shop if they have the rare C batteries Senor Fabuloso needs for his reading light. The shopowner starts laughing without actually answering the question, and he later closes up the shop, which Luna assumes is his way of saying that they don't have them.
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* AllCavemenWereNeanderthals: Inverted. While "Cave Dad" does discuss neanderthals, the characters learn about how neanderthals were actually smarter than most people think.
** "Grumpa Comes to Call" -- Sometimes, you just have to give someone what they want. Carmen's family thinks that bitter foods make Grumpa grouchy, but that's not true in the end. He's only grumpy because of his aching bones. When he finally gets orange marmalade that's just the right amount of bitter, he finally smiles.
* CheerUpEpisode: In "Grumpa Comes to Call", Carmen is tasked by her mother to making Grumpa smile.
* ContemporaryCaveman: In "Cave Dad", Sam's somewhat primitive behavior convinces Andy that he is a caveman.
* FoodAsCharacterization: Carmen's Grumpa (grandpa) is as bitter as the things he eats and drinks (which includes burnt toast and black coffee).
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* GrumpyBear: Maktao from "Me and My Elephant", who was grumpy at first and tends to be picky with his caretakers, but he grows to like Leo.
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* GrumpyBear: GrumpyBear:
** Maktao from "Me and My Elephant", who was grumpy at first and tends to be picky with his caretakers, but he grows to likeLeo.Leo.
** Andy's dad Sam is very grouchy and frowny compared to the happy, always smiling members of the Circo.
* GrumpyOldMan: Carmen's grandfather is angry and grouchy all the time, to the point where he is called 'Grumpa'.
** Maktao from "Me and My Elephant", who was grumpy at first and tends to be picky with his caretakers, but he grows to like
** Andy's dad Sam is very grouchy and frowny compared to the happy, always smiling members of the Circo.
* GrumpyOldMan: Carmen's grandfather is angry and grouchy all the time, to the point where he is called 'Grumpa'.
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* HopelessWithTech: In "Cave Dad", Sam struggles for 10 minutes to turn on the computer. He even uses the mouse like a phone to call someone.
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* LiteralMinded: In "Cave Dad", Andy sees his dad struggle with basic everyday modern things, and his mom calls him a "caveman" and refers to his room as a "man cave". This leads Andy to believe that his dad really is a neanderthal. He and the others paint his room to look like an actual cave. Sam is furious when he finds out, but clears up the misunderstanding; 'caveman' is just a nickname that Lucie calls him.
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* CheesyMoon: In "The Case of the Missing Cheese', Mia references this trope by calling Luna her favorite cheese in the sky.
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* CheesyMoon: In "The Case of the Missing Cheese', Cheese", Mia references this trope by calling Luna her favorite cheese in the sky.
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* BallonBurstingBird: In "If a Hamster Could Fly", Honey's balloons get popped by a flock of birds, causing her to fall.
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* BallonBurstingBird: BalloonBurstingBird: In "If a Hamster Could Fly", Honey's balloons get popped by a flock of birds, causing her to fall.
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* AcrophobicBird: Carmen is a butterfly, but she is hesitant about going in the hot air balloon in "If A Hamster Could Fly". Then again, her WingsDoNothing.
* AmateurFilmMakingPlot: In "A Moon's Trip to Paris", Andy gets inspired by Creator/GeorgesMelies and decides to make his own movie with the other Circo members.
* {{Balloonacy}}: In "If a Hamster Could Fly", Honey uses a bunch of helium balloons to go up into the sky and see Paris.
* BallonBurstingBird: In "If a Hamster Could Fly", Honey's balloons get popped by a flock of birds, causing her to fall.
* BrokenTears: In "A Moon's Trip to Paris", Hockbar freaks out then sobs when he sees Fabuloso as a chicken. As he does, he tells the chicken that it will be their secret.
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* DramaticIrony: The gang spends most of the episode "Where's Luna?" not knowing that Luna is right behind them.
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** The gang spends most of the episode "Where's Luna?" not knowing that Luna is right behindthem.them.
** Hockbar spends the entirety of "A Moon's Trip to Paris" not knowing that Fabuloso didn't actually turn into a chicken.
** The gang spends most of the episode "Where's Luna?" not knowing that Luna is right behind
** Hockbar spends the entirety of "A Moon's Trip to Paris" not knowing that Fabuloso didn't actually turn into a chicken.
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* ForcedTransformation: In "A Moon's Trip to Paris", Andy's movie involves Señor Fabuloso turning into a chicken against his will. Hockbar watches the clip, just when Fabuloso has walked away from the set, but since the chicken is still on set, Hockbar thinks that Fabuloso really has become a chicken.
* ForeignCussWord: In "If a Hamster Could Fly", Jacques says "zut alors", which is French for "damn then".
* ForeignCussWord: In "If a Hamster Could Fly", Jacques says "zut alors", which is French for "damn then".
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* IdiotBall: Hockbar is usually the sensible one, but in "A Moon's Trip to Paris", Andy's special effects are so convincing to him, that he thinks Señor Fabuloso actually became a chicken.
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* MovieMakingMess: In "A Moon's Trip to Paris", Andy really struggles with making two Lunas for the movie. At one point, Leo tries to hold Luna up on a rope, but she falls and breaks the table.
-->'''Andy''': Man, this doesn't seem like it's gonna work. Georges Méliès' movies shocked and amazed people. This feels shockingly un-amazing.
-->'''Andy''': Man, this doesn't seem like it's gonna work. Georges Méliès' movies shocked and amazed people. This feels shockingly un-amazing.
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** In "A Moon's Trip to Paris", the gang learns about Georges Méliès, and watch one of his films — ''Film/ATripToTheMoon''.
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** Señor Fabuloso gets stars in his eyes at the prospect of starring in Andy's movie in "A Moon's Trip to Paris".
** In "If a Hamster Could Fly", Honey gets balloons in her eyes when she realizes she can use helium balloons to fly.
** In "If a Hamster Could Fly", Honey gets balloons in her eyes when she realizes she can use helium balloons to fly.
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* CheesyMoon: In "The Case of the Missing Cheese', Mia references this trope by calling Luna her favorite cheese in the sky.
* ChekhovsGun: Fondue in "The Case of the Missing Cheese". Early in the episode, Leo learns about fondue, which is melted cheese often eaten with bread. When all of Mia's Emmental cheese melts, Leo helps put things right by making it fondue.
* ChekhovsGun: Fondue in "The Case of the Missing Cheese". Early in the episode, Leo learns about fondue, which is melted cheese often eaten with bread. When all of Mia's Emmental cheese melts, Leo helps put things right by making it fondue.
* ClockKing: Mr. Precise from "Mr. Precise" carefully plans everything down to the last second. If the machinery for his circus act is off by one nanosecond, he gets SquashedFlat.
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* ContinuityNod: "She is The Moon of Moons" has the characters looking at photos of their previous travels, which refer to the events of "Hola Mariachi", "You Froze My Shorts", and "Aren't We a Pair?".
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** "She is The Moon of Moons" has the characters looking at photos of their previous travels, which refer to the events of "Hola Mariachi", "You Froze My Shorts", and "Aren't We a Pair?".
** "She is The Moon of Moons" has the characters looking at photos of their previous travels, which refer to the events of "Hola Mariachi", "You Froze My Shorts", and "Aren't We a Pair?".
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* DontTouchItYouIdiot: In "Mr. Precise", Mr. Precise tells the characters not to touch anything in his workshop. Andy touches something and causes a bunch of clocks to break.
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* LudicrousPrecision: Mr. Precise's main schtick is accurately calculating and describing everything extremely precisely.
-->'''Mr. Precise''': Yes, your 1976 Wake Up Ducky Deluxe Alarm Clock with quadraphonic quacking.
-->'''Mr. Precise''': Yes, your 1976 Wake Up Ducky Deluxe Alarm Clock with quadraphonic quacking.
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* MysteryEpisode: In "The Case of the Missing Cheese", Leo tries to solve the mystery of why Swiss cheese has holes.
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* ThirdPartyPeacekeeper: In "Pulling Strings", Carmen and Andy break off their friendship when they disagree on what they want to do for the day. Leo, the neutral party, attempts to bring them back together with a Kathputli puppet show, since it combines their respective interests: music and art.
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** "Bonjour, Au Revoir, Adios" has Señor Fabuloso and Bonjour and Au Revoir argue about whether New Orleans has more French stuff or Spanish stuff. Andy and Luna try to help them but nothing happened. But then everyone realizes that the city is equally Spanish and French.
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* RussianBear: "Lullaby for Baby Vlad" features a Russian bear family. Luna and the gang are enlisted to babysit their fussy cub, Vlad.
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''Let's Go Luna!'' is a Creator/PBSKids animated series created by Joe Murray (creator of ''WesternAnimation/RockosModernLife'' and ''WesternAnimation/CampLazlo'') that premiered on November 21, 2018.
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''Let's Go Luna!'' is a Creator/PBSKids animated series created by Joe Murray (creator of (yes, the same guy who created ''WesternAnimation/RockosModernLife'' and ''WesternAnimation/CampLazlo'') that premiered on November 21, 2018.
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* BreakTheCutie: Up until Luna talks with the spirit of her fallen friend, Bessie, in "Blue Orleans", Luna goes through a rollercoaster of sadness as she is heartbroken over Bessie's death.
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* {{Beatnik}}: "Dig It Daddy-O" takes place in San Francisco and involves Andy getting involved in the local beatnik culture. It has all the typical beatnik tropes like sunglasses, berets, slam poetry, and the slang (ex: "square" as an insult towards boring people).
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* FeudEpisode: In "Pulling Strings", a day of exploration in Delhi, India is brought to a halt when Carmen and Andy can't decide what to do and have an argument over it (Carmen wants to hear Indian music while Andy wants to see Indian art). Leo and Luna decide to put on a Kathputli puppet show for the two, under the logic that since that combines music and art, they both should like it and be able to make up over it.
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* FeudEpisode: FeudEpisode:
** In "Pulling Strings", a day of exploration in Delhi, India is brought to a halt when Carmen and Andy can't decide what to do and have an argument over it (Carmen wants to hear Indian music while Andy wants to see Indian art). Leo and Luna decide to put on a Kathputli puppet show for the two, under the logic that since that combines music and art, they both should like it and be able to make up overit.it.
** In "Love and Harmony", all of the kids get to hold the JerkassBall, volleying uncharacteristically mean insults towards each other. Carmen sets out to find a hippie music duo called Love and Harmony, who she thinks will help them resolve their conflict peacefully.
** In "Pulling Strings", a day of exploration in Delhi, India is brought to a halt when Carmen and Andy can't decide what to do and have an argument over it (Carmen wants to hear Indian music while Andy wants to see Indian art). Leo and Luna decide to put on a Kathputli puppet show for the two, under the logic that since that combines music and art, they both should like it and be able to make up over
** In "Love and Harmony", all of the kids get to hold the JerkassBall, volleying uncharacteristically mean insults towards each other. Carmen sets out to find a hippie music duo called Love and Harmony, who she thinks will help them resolve their conflict peacefully.
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* InformedSpecies: Leo looks far more like a blue dog than a real wombat.
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* TheBully: The Brawn Brothers, Crispy and Jumbo, from "Boomin' Boomerang", which is part of the reason why they're TheDreaded.
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** The Brawn Brothers, Crispy and Jumbo, from "Boomin' Boomerang", which is part of the reason why they're TheDreaded.
** The Brawn Brothers, Crispy and Jumbo, from "Boomin' Boomerang", which is part of the reason why they're TheDreaded.
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* UnderdogsNeverLose:
** In "Boomin' Boomerang", the Brawn Brothers are absolutely certain that Carmen will lose the competition. Joke's on them though, as Carmen manages to throw her boomerang far enough that it leaves Australia entirely before coming back, thus proving them wrong.
** In "Fast Food", Ace and his cronies bully Tyrone for being "weak" and laugh off the idea of him winning the pushcart race. Through hard work and persistence, Tyrone ends up winning the race. In fact, Tyrone's team calls themselves the Underdogs.
** In "Boomin' Boomerang", the Brawn Brothers are absolutely certain that Carmen will lose the competition. Joke's on them though, as Carmen manages to throw her boomerang far enough that it leaves Australia entirely before coming back, thus proving them wrong.
** In "Fast Food", Ace and his cronies bully Tyrone for being "weak" and laugh off the idea of him winning the pushcart race. Through hard work and persistence, Tyrone ends up winning the race. In fact, Tyrone's team calls themselves the Underdogs.
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* SingleSeasonCountry: Zig-zagged. "Lullaby for Baby Vlad", "What a Matryoshka", and "Space is the Place" show Russia having normal weather, but "You Froze My Shorts" takes place in winter and shows the kind of clothes that Russians wear to keep warm.
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** Zig-zagged. "Lullaby for Baby Vlad", "What a Matryoshka", and "Space is the Place" show Russia having normal weather, but "You Froze My Shorts" takes place in winter and shows the kind of clothes that Russians wear to keep warm.
** Zig-zagged. "Lullaby for Baby Vlad", "What a Matryoshka", and "Space is the Place" show Russia having normal weather, but "You Froze My Shorts" takes place in winter and shows the kind of clothes that Russians wear to keep warm.
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** This isn't the only destination that happened either. As Geneva, Switzerland gets that as well. With "Totally Yodelly", "Mr. Precise", and "The Case of the Missing Cheese" take place in normal weather, "Barry and the Lost Smell" took place in winter.
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** In "House Music", Andy does a dance similar to [[WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes Michigan J. Frog]].
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** In "Old School", the school mascot does [[Film/It2017 the Pennywise jig]]. You can see it [[https://www.hellokathyjo.com/journal/2021/7/6/boston-episode-highlights-on-lets-go-luna here]].
** In "Blanket Decision", Andy's favorite baseball team is the Rochester Hot Wings, a parody of the Rochester Red Wings.
** In "Blanket Decision", Andy's favorite baseball team is the Rochester Hot Wings, a parody of the Rochester Red Wings.
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* {{Tuckerization}}: Andy's old friend Billy from "Blanket Decision" is named after storyboard artist Kathy Jo Larson's younger brother.
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* MeaningfulName: Mr. Hakim from "Amazing Man". "Hakim" means "a wise or learned man" in Muslim countries. Mr. Hakim is a smart guy who teaches the kids about hieroglyphs.
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** Mr. Hakim from "Amazing Man". "Hakim" means "a wise or learned man" in Muslim countries. Mr. Hakim is a smart guy who teaches the kids abouthieroglyphs.hieroglyphs.
** In "When the Bowl Breaks", Hana's name is Japanese for 'flower'. In another Tokyo episode, there's a character named Momo whose name means 'peach'.
** Mr. Hakim from "Amazing Man". "Hakim" means "a wise or learned man" in Muslim countries. Mr. Hakim is a smart guy who teaches the kids about
** In "When the Bowl Breaks", Hana's name is Japanese for 'flower'. In another Tokyo episode, there's a character named Momo whose name means 'peach'.
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** In "Loco for Cocoa!", Luna sings about Montezuma II, an Aztec king who loved chocolate. He is shown going through a ''VideoGame/PacMan''-like maze eating chocolate treats, complete with the sound effects.
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* MixedAnimalSpeciesTeam: Not including Luna the moon, the group of main characters consists of a wombat (Leo), a butterfly (Carmen), and a frog (Andy).
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->''There's always more to learn about any page we visit. But remember, [[TVTropesWillRuinYourLife there's always tomorrow]].''
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->''There's always more to learn about any page we visit. But remember, [[TVTropesWillRuinYourLife [[JustForFun/TVTropesWillRuinYourLife there's always tomorrow]].''
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*** Andy has a digital tomato pet, an obvious BlandNameProduct of ''VideoGame/{{Tamagotchi}}''.
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*** Andy has a digital tomato pet, an obvious BlandNameProduct of ''VideoGame/{{Tamagotchi}}''.''Toys/{{Tamagotchi}}''.
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* BirthdayPartyGoesWrong: [[spoiler:The reason why Senor Fabuloso doesn't like children's birthday parties is because he ruined his own birthday party as a child by accidentally ruining his cake]].
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* AmbiguouslyGay: Senor Fabuloso, given his LargeHam tendencies, his campy style of dress, and the fact that he's a pink flamingo. Never mind that "fabuloso" means "fabulous" in Spanish. Although, he does kiss Luna in "You Can't Move the Moon".
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** Senor Fabuloso, given his LargeHam tendencies, his campy style of dress, and the fact that he's a pink flamingo. Never mind that "fabuloso" means "fabulous" in Spanish. Although, he does kiss Luna in "You Can't Move the Moon".
** Senor Fabuloso, given his LargeHam tendencies, his campy style of dress, and the fact that he's a pink flamingo. Never mind that "fabuloso" means "fabulous" in Spanish. Although, he does kiss Luna in "You Can't Move the Moon".
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* FawltyTowersPlot: In "A Tough Nut to Crack", while in Polynesia, Leo is jealous of a local lobster who helps Wolfgang cook Polynesian food and lies that he knows how to open coconuts.
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* FawltyTowersPlot: In "A Tough Nut to Crack", while in Polynesia, Leo is jealous of a local lobster who helps Wolfgang cook Polynesian food and lies that he knows how to open coconuts. He spends the rest of the episode trying absurd, convoluted methods to open a coconut, all to MaintainTheLie that he knows how to open one.
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* CowboyEpisode: "Not Home on the Range" serves as an Australian take on the trope.
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** "Way of the Gaucho" focuses on Argentinian cowboys, aka gauchos.
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