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* GrowlingGut: Martha's stomach growls in at least four episodes.
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* GrowlingGut: Martha's stomach growls in at least four episodes.the following episodes: "Martha's Pickle", "Martha Spins a Tale", "Martha and the One Thousand Fleas", "Too Much Martha" and "Truman's Mad".
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* YeOldeButcheredeEnglishe: When Martha speaks Shakespearean English, some of her lines are a little strange, like when she refers to her stomach as her "hunger sac."
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* CanadaEh: Daniel is from Winnipeg, Manitoba. He is also a hockey coach, and many of the children love hockey, though they likely play for an American team.
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* CanadaEh: CanadianEqualsHockeyFan: Daniel is from Winnipeg, Manitoba. He is also a hockey coach, and many of the children love hockey, though they likely play for an American team.
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* CruelCoyotes: ''WesternAnimation/MarthaSpeaks'': {{Subverted|Trope}} in "Down on the Farm" — Helen, Martha (a [[TalkingAnimal talking dog]]), and T.D. are visiting C.K.'s farm, which is next to a forest, and there are several mentions of a scary animal possibly being in said forest. It leads to a scene where the sheep are terrified and sure enough, there is an animal approaching them, scaring Martha... until she sees that it's a coyote and only poses danger to the sheep; not herself or the humans. She then easily scares the coyote away from the sheep by barking and growling at it.
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* RecursiveAdaptation: A number of stories from the television show have now been released as books.
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* {{Aesop}}: Many episodes have morals, but they're normally played quite realistically.
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** Also subverted for an {{Aesop}} in one episode were Martha expects a kitten to be mean, but ultimately finds out it's nice and befriends it, even being heartbroken when it leaves (then overjoyed to find out she can visit it whenever she wants).
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** Also subverted for an {{Aesop}} lesson in one episode were Martha expects a kitten to be mean, but ultimately finds out it's nice and befriends it, even being heartbroken when it leaves (then overjoyed to find out she can visit it whenever she wants).
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* CluelessAesop: The episodes with AnAesop against MerchandiseDriven products fall into this (As well as BrokenAesop) on a Meta-level. As the show shares some of its cast and crew members with ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'', it can seem unfair and hypocritical.
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* MyLittlePhony: The show has an ImagineSpot which stars "My Fluffy Puppy". It's used to give AnAesop against MerchandiseDriven products. Which is ironic, given the voice of Martha (Creator/TabithaStGermain), is most well-known for her roles in Franchise/MyLittlePony.
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* MyLittlePhony: The show has an ImagineSpot which stars "My Fluffy Puppy". It's used to give AnAesop a lesson against MerchandiseDriven products. Which is ironic, given the voice of Martha (Creator/TabithaStGermain), is most well-known for her roles in Franchise/MyLittlePony.products.
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* AnAesop: A lesson occurs about once a book.
** ''Martha Speaks'': There's a right time, way, and amount to use words.
** ''Martha Walks the Dog'': Nice words can have beneficial effects.
** ''Martha and Skits'': Everyone has their own talent.
** ''Martha Speaks'': There's a right time, way, and amount to use words.
** ''Martha Walks the Dog'': Nice words can have beneficial effects.
** ''Martha and Skits'': Everyone has their own talent.
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* FearInducedIdiocy: In "[[Recap/MarthaSpeaksS2E9GitAlongLittleDogies Get Along, Little Dogies!]]", a herd of cows is so [[FearOfThunder scared of thunder]] that they [[DamselInDistress almost run off a cliff]] until Martha sings to them to sit down.
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* ThrowItIn: InUniverse. Martha is to appear on an ad for her alphabet soup, which is scripted to be false advertising that the soup enables dogs to speak (this isn't necessarily the case; it worked on Martha, but not on Skits). During the critical moment, she [[ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight decides not to follow a dishonest script]] and instead of saying her scripted line, she just barks. The crew find this so amusing that they decide to change the script altogether so Martha barking can be used as a punchline.
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*PawprintStamping: In "Starstruck Martha", Carlo the dog gives out "paw-tographs", which are pawprints on pieces of paper.
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* BlamingTheTools:
** Inverted in "Martha Fails the Course", when Martha thinks she's clumsy for failing at an agility course, but then it turns out that the equipment is just too small.
** A straight example occurs in "Martha's Must-Have", when Martha learns that "cheap" can mean "poorly made" as well as "inexpensive", she uses a pair of slippers as an example. Helen counters that they weren't cheap; they just broke because Martha chewed on them.
** Inverted in "Martha Fails the Course", when Martha thinks she's clumsy for failing at an agility course, but then it turns out that the equipment is just too small.
** A straight example occurs in "Martha's Must-Have", when Martha learns that "cheap" can mean "poorly made" as well as "inexpensive", she uses a pair of slippers as an example. Helen counters that they weren't cheap; they just broke because Martha chewed on them.
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* MistakenForToilet: In "Puppy Skits", T.D. is heard exclaiming, "My posters!" and C.K. responds, "At least he's paper trained," implying that the [[{{Flashback}} younger]] Skits either [[UrineTrouble peed]] or [[RoadApples pooped]] on T.D.'s papers due to mistakenly thinking they were put down for him to "use".
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* BaffledByOwnBiology: In "Martha Changes Her Luck", T.D. mentions that he once got tonsillitis and it went away when he got ice cream after the surgery. He [[CorrelationCausationGag thinks the ice cream is what cured it]], instead of the actual surgery.
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* TimeTravelersDinosaur: In "Bulldozer vs. Dinosaur", the kids have a HypotheticalFightDebate over whether a bulldozer or a dinosaur would win. [[CloudCuckoolander T.D.]] decides that the only way to find out is to have it happen in real life, so he borrows his father's TimeMachine and brings back a T. Rex named Susan. [[spoiler:{{Subverted|Trope}} as the vast majority of the episode turned out to be in his head.]]
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* TheShameless: Downplayed for T.D. While he does [[AmazinglyEmbarrassingParents find his mother's dog impression embarrassing]], he's usually never embarrassed, and once even said, "You can't let a little thing like total public humiliation stand between you and a good time".
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* AccidentalDownerEnding: InUniverse example in "[[Recap/MarthaSpeaksS2E17DogsInSpace Dogs from Space]]" -- Danny used to love a particular comic series as a kid, but it got cancelled before he could find out what happened to the protagonist.
* AccidentalDownerEnding: InUniverse example in "[[Recap/MarthaSpeaksS2E17DogsInSpace Dogs from Space]]" -- Danny used to love a particular comic series as a kid, but it got cancelled before he could find out what happened to the protagonist.
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* AccidentalDownerEnding: InUniverse example in "[[Recap/MarthaSpeaksS2E17DogsInSpace Dogs from Space]]" -- Danny used to love a particular comic series as a kid, but it got cancelled before he could find out what happened to the protagonist.
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* AccidentalDownerEnding: InUniverse example in "[[Recap/MarthaSpeaksS2E17DogsInSpace Dogs from Space]]" -- Danny used to love a particular comic series as a kid, but it got cancelled before he could find out what happened to the protagonist.
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* TheDailyMisinformer: In "It's the Giant Pumpkin, Martha", T.D. reads a newspaper with ''Wacky News'', which is full of made-up stories, like one about a [[AbsurdlyElderlyMother hundred-year-old woman giving birth]].
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* AbsurdlySpaciousSewer: In "Verb Dog, When Action Calls!", Martha and Dr. R. try to hide in one of these (during a dream), but it doesn't work for long.
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* AbsurdlySpaciousSewer: In "Verb Dog, When Action Calls!", Martha and Dr. R. try to hide in one of these a very large sewer (during a dream), but it doesn't work for long.
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* ADogAteMyHomework: In one episode, T.D. brings Martha into school and asks her to say that she ate his homework. There's also a song sung by Helen about how Martha ate her music homework and in "Martha Sings", Martha literally eats Helen's homework by mistake.
* ADogNamedDog: The Kitten Martha meets in "There Goes the Neighbourhood" is named Kitten.
* ADogNamedDog: The Kitten Martha meets in "There Goes the Neighbourhood" is named Kitten.
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* {{Aesop}}: Many episodes have one, but they're normally played quite realistically.
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* {{Aesop}}: Many episodes have one, morals, but they're normally played quite realistically.
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** In "Verb Dog: When Action Calls", Martha gets [[AdventuresInComaland knocked out]] and dreams that she becomes a superhero with the power to make verbs come true if she commands "[noun], [verb]" (for example, if she said "book-levitate", a book would levitate).
** In "Fit Fights Fat", Martha dreams that she is being a Bookbot and the books are scrambled up, leading the Bookbots to be out of shape.
** In "Fit Fights Fat", Martha dreams that she is being a Bookbot and the books are scrambled up, leading the Bookbots to be out of shape.
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* AnIcePerson: In "Verb Dog: When Action Calls", Martha dreams that Alice is an ice person (person who can make ice) named Al Ice.
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* BadBadActing: Frequently, for most instances of ShowWithinAShow.
* BadLiar: Martha. Whenever she lies, her awkward voice gives her away.
* BadLiar: Martha. Whenever she lies, her awkward voice gives her away.
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* BadLiar: Martha. Whenever she lies, her awkward voice gives her away. In one episode, she says it's because she's a dog.
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* BigFriendlyDog: Skits, sometimes Bob, and Rinty.
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* BigFriendlyDog: Skits, Skits and Rinty are large dogs and very affectionate and sociable. Bob, another large dog, is sometimes Bob, and Rinty.
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* BigNo: Several characters have shouted, "NO!".
* BigNo: Several characters have shouted, "NO!".
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** Alice has her birthday in "Martha Takes the Cake"
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** Alice has her birthday in "Martha Takes the Cake"Cake".
* BittersweetEnding:
** "Too Many Marthas" -- the show ends up working, and Jennifer gets back her lost dog, but Martha, even though her throat no longer hurts, is still hoarse.
** "Monkeyshines Martha" -- Professor Monkey still doesn't have a pet, but he doesn't feel pressured anymore since he's looking forward to going on a tour, and Helen's homework project is done, so she has time to play with Martha and Skits again.
** "Martha's Adverb Adventure" -- T.D. doesn't have the "adverbaliser" anymore since it's broken, but on the other hand, neither do the villains.
** "Martha and the Doggie Lover" -- Martha fails at teaching C.D. how to properly play with her, but at least he can play with Skits.
** "Paws and Effect" -- Martha's cut she got on her paw from a broken bottle isn't healed yet, but the bottles got cleaned up.
** "Martha Smells" -- The Lorraines got Martha back, but Weaselgraft and Pablum got away.
** "T.D. and the Lightbulb of Doom" has an InUniverse example -- In T.D.'s movie, Edison is still stuck as a dog, but he succeeds in inventing the lightbulb and defeating the bad guys.
** "Martha Models" -- Carolina is sulking and yelling at T.D. undeservedly because she never got to be on TV, but Martha and Skits [[AndYourRewardIsEdible win a bunch of dog treats]] and don't have to be on the show they didn't want to be on.
** "Martha Walks the Dog" -- Bob and his owner have learned to be nice, but Martha notes they'll probably go back to being mean.
** "Truman and the Deep Blue Sea" -- Truman, despite what he thought, has not gotten over his seasickness. However, he did manage to see the whale he wanted to see.
** "Too Many Marthas" -- the show ends up working, and Jennifer gets back her lost dog, but Martha, even though her throat no longer hurts, is still hoarse.
** "Monkeyshines Martha" -- Professor Monkey still doesn't have a pet, but he doesn't feel pressured anymore since he's looking forward to going on a tour, and Helen's homework project is done, so she has time to play with Martha and Skits again.
** "Martha's Adverb Adventure" -- T.D. doesn't have the "adverbaliser" anymore since it's broken, but on the other hand, neither do the villains.
** "Martha and the Doggie Lover" -- Martha fails at teaching C.D. how to properly play with her, but at least he can play with Skits.
** "Paws and Effect" -- Martha's cut she got on her paw from a broken bottle isn't healed yet, but the bottles got cleaned up.
** "Martha Smells" -- The Lorraines got Martha back, but Weaselgraft and Pablum got away.
** "T.D. and the Lightbulb of Doom" has an InUniverse example -- In T.D.'s movie, Edison is still stuck as a dog, but he succeeds in inventing the lightbulb and defeating the bad guys.
** "Martha Models" -- Carolina is sulking and yelling at T.D. undeservedly because she never got to be on TV, but Martha and Skits [[AndYourRewardIsEdible win a bunch of dog treats]] and don't have to be on the show they didn't want to be on.
** "Martha Walks the Dog" -- Bob and his owner have learned to be nice, but Martha notes they'll probably go back to being mean.
** "Truman and the Deep Blue Sea" -- Truman, despite what he thought, has not gotten over his seasickness. However, he did manage to see the whale he wanted to see.
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* BlindWithoutEm: Alice, Daniel, and the old man from "Skits Under the Weather".
* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: Alice, Carolina, and Helen.
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* BlindWithoutEm: BlindWithoutEm:
** Downplayed for Alice,Daniel, and the who always wears her glasses, but due to how clumsy she is even wearing them, it's unknown how strong her prescription is.
** The oldman man, Boomer, from "Skits Under the Weather".
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* CloudCuckoolander: Both Martha and T.D. sometimes go into this territory. Skits can sometimes be this too.
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* CloudCuckoolander: Both Martha and T.D. sometimes go into this territory. have wacky notions such as wishing TV had smell and wanting to be a dog respectively. Skits can sometimes be this too.too -- for instance, he once thought the magma layer was an egg yolk.
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* ConeOfShame: The main character has to wear one of these to prevent her from scratching her ear mites. She hates it, as it makes things 'sound funny', and scares Baby Jake.
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* TheCuckoolanderWasRight: TD, occasionally.occasionally, comes up with a bizarre-seeming notion that turns out to be right, or on some occasions, [[RightForTheWrongReasons half right]]. One instance was when he correctly guessed that wormholes existed in "Puppy Skits" (though the part about Skits travelling through one was still false).
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** Alice Boxwood plays as Alice from Alice In Wonderland in "Martha Acts Up".
* DeathGlare: Martha gives one to Billy Collins, thinking he's an impostor.
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** Alice Boxwood plays as Alice from Alice ''Alice In Wonderland Wonderland'' in "Martha Acts Up".
* DeathGlare: Martha givesone the stink eye to Billy Collins, thinking he's an impostor.
* DeathGlare: Martha gives
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* DietEpisode: Martha has one in "Too Much Martha" and "Martha's Dirty Habit" has an unresolved subplot of Daniel going through one.
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* DitzyGenius: TD's dad.dad -- he's a smart inventor, but he also has some dopey ideas, like bumping into the wall to look for a portal.
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** One of the babies Mrs. Oatley babysits doesn't like spinach, and saying the word "spinach" counts as negative feedback from that baby.
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** One of the babies Mrs. Oatley babysits doesn't like spinach, and saying the word "spinach" counts as negative feedback from that baby.baby (at least according to Truman).
* ADogAteMyHomework: In one episode, T.D. brings Martha into school and asks her to say that she ate his homework. There's also a song sung by Helen about how Martha ate her music homework and in "Martha Sings", Martha literally eats Helen's homework by mistake.
* ADogNamedDog: The kitten Martha meets in "There Goes the Neighbourhood" is named Kitten.
* ADogNamedDog: The kitten Martha meets in "There Goes the Neighbourhood" is named Kitten.
* DogsLoveFireHydrants:
** Downplayed when Skits passes a fire hydrant in "Perfectly Martha". All he does is sniff. The same thing happens with John in "Nurse Martha".
** In "Martha Smells", Martha reveals that she can identify fire hydrants by smell, but when the humans ask how, she says, "You don't wanna know," implying that it's because other dogs have peed on them.
** In "Martha in the Hold", Martha is trying to find an excuse to stay in Wagstaff City since she's afraid to fly in a cargo hold. She mentions sniffing the fire hydrant, before admitting its smell never changes.
** Martha and her friends are often seen hanging out around a fire hydrant, though they don't usually pee on it or obsess over it.
** In "Ronald is In", this is downplayed when a fire hydrant is one of many things Martha sniffs at.
** Downplayed when Skits passes a fire hydrant in "Perfectly Martha". All he does is sniff. The same thing happens with John in "Nurse Martha".
** In "Martha Smells", Martha reveals that she can identify fire hydrants by smell, but when the humans ask how, she says, "You don't wanna know," implying that it's because other dogs have peed on them.
** In "Martha in the Hold", Martha is trying to find an excuse to stay in Wagstaff City since she's afraid to fly in a cargo hold. She mentions sniffing the fire hydrant, before admitting its smell never changes.
** Martha and her friends are often seen hanging out around a fire hydrant, though they don't usually pee on it or obsess over it.
** In "Ronald is In", this is downplayed when a fire hydrant is one of many things Martha sniffs at.
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* DreamEpisode: "Fit Fights Fat" has Martha fall asleep and dream that she and her friends are the superheroes known as Book Bots that she and the others made up a few episodes ago, and that [[BigBrotherBully Ronald Boxwood]] is an evil scientist who makes exercise books decrease fitness and yoga books tie people in knots.
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* DreamEpisode: DreamEpisode:
** "Fit Fights Fat" has Martha fall asleep and dream that she and her friends are the superheroes known as Book Bots that she and the others made up a few episodes ago, and that [[BigBrotherBully Ronald Boxwood]] is an evil scientist who makes exercise books decrease fitness and yoga books tie people inknots.knots.
** In "Verb Dog: When Action Calls", Martha gets [[AdventuresInComaland knocked out]] and dreams that she becomes a superhero with the power to make verbs come true if she commands "[noun], [verb]" (for example, if she said "book-levitate", a book would levitate).
** "Fit Fights Fat" has Martha fall asleep and dream that she and her friends are the superheroes known as Book Bots that she and the others made up a few episodes ago, and that [[BigBrotherBully Ronald Boxwood]] is an evil scientist who makes exercise books decrease fitness and yoga books tie people in
** In "Verb Dog: When Action Calls", Martha gets [[AdventuresInComaland knocked out]] and dreams that she becomes a superhero with the power to make verbs come true if she commands "[noun], [verb]" (for example, if she said "book-levitate", a book would levitate).
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** The damsel in a [[ShowWithinAShow black-and-white horror film]] in the episode "Martha's Pickle" who keeps asking the macho hero the definition of some words he says.
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** The Implied for the damsel in a [[ShowWithinAShow black-and-white horror film]] in the episode "Martha's Pickle" who keeps asking the macho hero the definition of some words he says.says. While it's in black-and-white she appears to be blonde or possibly a redhead.
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* TheFlapper: Mrs. Bumblecrumb from "Martha's Life in Crime" dresses like one.
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* FlashbackWithinAFlashback: "The Case of the Shattered Vase"
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* FunWithAlphabetSoup: The whole premise.premise is that alphabet soup is what makes Martha able to speak.
* AnIcePerson: In "Verb Dog: When Action Calls", Martha dreams that Alice is an ice person (person who can make ice) named Al Ice.
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* JerkAss: Mr. Sterns (to a lesser extent) and Eulah Demson (extremely).
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* TheKlutz: Alice
* LadyLooksLikeADude: According to Martha, she was once told "Here, boy" by a stranger despite being a girl dog.
* LadyLooksLikeADude: According to Martha, she was once told "Here, boy" by a stranger despite being a girl dog.
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* TheKlutz: Alice
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* LadyLooksLikeADude: According to Martha, she was oncetold told, "Here, boy" by a stranger despite being a girl dog.
* LadyLooksLikeADude: According to Martha, she was once
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* LiteralMinded: Martha, justified as she's a dog. Some of the children have moments of this but [[DownplayedTrope aren't as literal minded as Martha]], which is also justified because they are kids.
* LittleNo: Martha when Kitten is about to jump on Rinty.
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* LiteralMinded: Martha, Martha takes idioms literally, justified as she's a dog. Some of the children have moments of this but [[DownplayedTrope aren't as literal minded as Martha]], which is also justified because they are kids.
* LittleNo: Martha says, "No" under her breath when Kitten is about to jump on Rinty.
* LittleNo: Martha says, "No" under her breath when Kitten is about to jump on Rinty.
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* LovableCoward: Truman, Carlo, Milo, John and sometimes Helen.Helen are all rather nervy and hesitant.
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* MotorMouth: Martha can be this speak quickly sometimes, and also Bob barks a lot.
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* MusicalEpisode: The set of "Martha Sings" and "T.D. Makes the Band"
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* OneSteveLimit: There's another dog named Martha in "Too Much Marthas".
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* OneSteveLimit: There's Averted - there's another dog named Martha in "Too Much Many Marthas".
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* PottyEmergency: Milo fakes several in "Milo's Reading Buddy" and T.D. gets an actual one in a TheMoreYouKnow segment about health.
* PottyFailure: Skits when he was a puppy. It is shown that Martha used to do that when she was a puppy, too. Martha also has one on purpose when she's pretending to be a puppy.
* PottyFailure: Skits when he was a puppy. It is shown that Martha used to do that when she was a puppy, too. Martha also has one on purpose when she's pretending to be a puppy.
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* PottyEmergency: Milo fakes needing to pee several times in "Milo's Reading Buddy" and T.D. gets an actual one in a TheMoreYouKnow segment about health.
* PottyFailure: Skits when he was a puppy. It is shown that Martha used to do that when she was a puppy, too. Martha also has one on purpose when she's pretending to be a puppy.health.
* PottyFailure: Skits when he was a puppy. It is shown that Martha used to do that when she was a puppy, too. Martha also has one on purpose when she's pretending to be a puppy.
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* ProperTightsWithASkirt: Helen.
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* RashomonStyle: "Never Forget to Remember".
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** A redheaded baby girl.
** A Latino baby boy in a yellow hoodie and red pants.
** A Latino baby boy in a yellow hoodie and red pants.
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* ScaryScienceWords:
** The show sometimes employs this trope due to its habit of defining things:
** The show sometimes employs this trope due to its habit of defining things:
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* ScaryScienceWords:
**ScaryScienceWords: The show sometimes employs this trope due to its habit of defining things:
**
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* ThanksgivingEpisode: "Martha's Thanksgiving".
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* ThanksgivingEpisode: "Martha's Thanksgiving".Thanksgiving" focuses on the Lorraines and Martha having family reunions on Thanksgiving.
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* TheThingThatWouldNotLeave: Ralph [[spoiler:and her baby ducklings.]]
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* TitleDrop: "The Cheating Chum Caper"
* TitleThemeTune: See theme song above.
* TitleThemeTune: See theme song above.
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* TitleThemeTune:
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** Martha and Helen.
** Also, Alice and Carolina.
** Also, Alice and Carolina.
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** Martha (who, being a dog, likes playing with tennis balls and Helen.
mud) and Helen (who wears pink and likes painting).
** Also, Alice (a jock) andCarolina.Carolina (a fashionista).
** Also, Alice (a jock) and
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** However, the two recurring villains in the show, Otis Weaselgraft and Pablum, constantly make plans to kidnap her to make money off of her, so at least its an interesting sight to someone.
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** However, the two recurring villains in the show, Otis Weaselgraft and Pablum, constantly make plans to kidnap her to make money off of her, so at least its it's an interesting sight to someone.
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* ValentinesDayEpisode: "Martha and the Thief of Hearts".
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* UrineTrouble: It's shown that Martha and Skits used to wet the rug when they were puppies, and in "Martha Plays Favourites", Martha wets the floor on purpose when deliberately behaving like a puppy.
* ValentinesDayEpisode: "Martha and the Thief ofHearts".Hearts" focuses on the kids trying to determine who is stealing their art supplies they're trying to make Valentines with.
* ValentinesDayEpisode: "Martha and the Thief of
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* CluelessAesop: The episodes with AnAesop against MerchandiseDriven products fall into this (As well as BrokenAesop) on a Meta-level. As the show shares some of its cast and crew members with ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'', it can seem unfair and hypocritical.
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* MyLittlePhony: The show has an ImagineSpot which stars "My Fluffy Puppy". It's used to give an aesop against MerchandiseDriven products.
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* MyLittlePhony: The show has an ImagineSpot which stars "My Fluffy Puppy". It's used to give an aesop AnAesop against MerchandiseDriven products.products. Which is ironic, given the voice of Martha (Creator/TabithaStGermain), is most well-known for her roles in Franchise/MyLittlePony.
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* PowderGag: {{Downplayed}} in [[Recap/MarthaSpeaksS2E20MarthasSteamed "Martha's Steamed!"]], in which Ruby is initially mistaken for having a white circle on her eye, but it's just powdered sugar from a donut she stole.
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* AlternateSpeciesCounterpart: In "[[Recap/MarthaSpeaksS1E84MarthaSpinsATale Martha Spins a Tale]]", when Martha gets to the BeanstalkParody part of her story, the Goose that Laid the Golden Eggs is now a duck.
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* {{Spoiler}}: In-Universe. In the first episode, Martha has already seen a ShowWithinAShow that the Lorraines were watching and tells a spoiler to it, annoying the Lorraines.
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* SpitefulSpoiler: In a flashback scene in "The Martha Code", Alice reads [[Literature/CharlottesWeb a book about a pig]], and just as she about to reach the end, her older brother Ronald spoils it by saying, "The spider dies."
* {{Spoiler}}: In-Universe. In the first episode, Martha has already seen a ShowWithinAShow that the Lorraines were watching and tells a spoiler to it, annoying the Lorraines. Apparently, a giant lizard was a creature destroying the buildings on the show.
* {{Spoiler}}: In-Universe. In the first episode, Martha has already seen a ShowWithinAShow that the Lorraines were watching and tells a spoiler to it, annoying the Lorraines. Apparently, a giant lizard was a creature destroying the buildings on the show.
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* CrappyHomemadeGift: {{Downplayed}}; "Martha Bakes" features Martha and Skits trying to make a cake for Helen by copying a cooking video on tv. While they successfully bake a cake all on their own, the results are… not terribly appealing due to being misshapen and kind of gross looking. Helen’s parents even end up buying her a cake from a store. Despite the cake’s quality, Helen still acknowledged that the cake came from the heart and and loves it. Martha and Skits are the ones who get to eat the homemade cake.