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-->'''Ranger''': ''(looking through binoculars)'' [[LampshadeHanging Those two idiots[[note]]Waldo and Prezly[[/note]] are after the fox again.]] ''(chuckles)'' Yeah, they never learn.
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-->'''Ranger''': ''(looking through binoculars)'' [[LampshadeHanging Those two idiots[[note]]Waldo and Prezly[[/note]] [[LampshadeHanging are after the fox again.]] ''(chuckles)'' Yeah, they never learn.
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* CriminalDoppelganger: Dangerous Dan looks like Mr. Magoo with stubble.
* CrossOver: "Magoo Meets [=McBoing-Boing=]".
* CrossOver: "Magoo Meets [=McBoing-Boing=]".
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* CriminalDoppelganger: CriminalDoppelganger:
** Dangerous Dan looks like Mr. Magoo with stubble.
** Squinty Eyes from the Dick Tracy episode of "Famous Adventures" looked like Mr. Magoo with a full head of hair.
*CrossOver: CrossOver:
** "Magoo Meets[=McBoing-Boing=]".[=McBoing-Boing=]" had Magoo agreeing to babysit WesternAnimation/GeraldMcBoingBoing.
** One "Famous Adventures" episode [[FormulaBreakingEpisode bucked the classical literature format]] to have Magoo (as himself for the only time in the series outside the FramingDevice) recruited by ComicStrip/DickTracy to help take down Prune Face's gang by masquerading as his own CriminalDoppelganger, Squinty Eyes.
** Dangerous Dan looks like Mr. Magoo with stubble.
** Squinty Eyes from the Dick Tracy episode of "Famous Adventures" looked like Mr. Magoo with a full head of hair.
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** "Magoo Meets
** One "Famous Adventures" episode [[FormulaBreakingEpisode bucked the classical literature format]] to have Magoo (as himself for the only time in the series outside the FramingDevice) recruited by ComicStrip/DickTracy to help take down Prune Face's gang by masquerading as his own CriminalDoppelganger, Squinty Eyes.
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* AnAesop: For "Top the Music", it's "don't cut corners to win contests; just do your best, even if you have to improvise".
-->'''Prezly (when the audience applauds Waldo's singing on Top the Music)''': Well, whattaya know? They like my little buddy just as he is.
-->'''Prezly (when the audience applauds Waldo's singing on Top the Music)''': Well, whattaya know? They like my little buddy just as he is.
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* * His rich uncle Tycoon Maggo is [[ScrewTheMoneyIHaveRules the total sub]] [[Rich Bastardversion of this]]--he's actually tried to have his nephew killed on a number of occasions.
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* BattleButler. Uncle Tycoon's manservant Worcestershire, if [[FailureIsTheOnlyOption rather incomp]][[WesternAnimation/WileECoyote etent at it]].
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* ScrewTheMoneyIHaveRules: Magoo is wealthy, but he is a really nice, law-abiding guy.
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* ScrewTheMoneyIHaveRules: Magoo is wealthy, but he is a really nice, law-abiding guy. (Though his considerable wealth might serve to help pay for some of the collateral damage and smooth over the frazzled tempers he unwittingly causes on his escapades.)
* * His rich uncle Tycoon Maggo is [[ScrewTheMoneyIHaveRules the total sub]] [[Rich Bastardversion of this]]--he's actually tried to have his nephew killed on a number of occasions.
* * His rich uncle Tycoon Maggo is [[ScrewTheMoneyIHaveRules the total sub]] [[Rich Bastardversion of this]]--he's actually tried to have his nephew killed on a number of occasions.
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* ConfucianConfusion: Sometimes at the end of various shorts, Charlie says what he claims is a Chinese proverb, but really isn't, such as "You can't win 'em all".
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* ConfucianConfusion: Sometimes at the end of various shorts, Charlie says what he claims is a Chinese proverb, but really isn't, such as "You can't win 'em all".all" or "What you don't know can't hurt you".
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* ConfucianConfusion: Sometimes at the end of various shorts, Charlie says what he claims is a Chinese proverb, but really isn't, such as "You can't win 'em all".
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* BalloonBelly: Waldo and Prezly get these after fattening themselves up with turkey dressing in "South Pacific Potluck".
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* AccidentalProposal: In "The Real [=McGoys=]", when Prezly says that a little moolah should help him and Waldo, the [=McGoys=] think one of them wants to marry Moolah.
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* HyprocriticalHumor: Magoo sometimes makes hypocritical statements, like scolding the driver in front of him on a one-way street, when Magoo himself was the one going the wrong way.
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* HyprocriticalHumor: HypocriticalHumor: Magoo sometimes makes hypocritical statements, like scolding the driver in front of him on a one-way street, when Magoo himself was the one going the wrong way.
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** Mr. Magoo himself mistakenly dates a kangaroo in his youth in "Teenage Magoo".
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* CoveredInKisses: Waldo returns from a date this way near the end of "Teenage Magoo".
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* HyprocriticalHumor: Magoo sometimes makes hypocritical statements, like scolding the driver in front of him on a one-way street, when Magoo himself was the one going the wrong way.
** Charlie once commented on an Indian's broken English, though Charlie himself wasn't much better.
** Charlie once commented on an Indian's broken English, though Charlie himself wasn't much better.
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** In the opening for "The Real [=McGoys=]" Magoo warns Waldo on the phone to "watch out for those mountain girls". Sure enough, Waldo and Prezly find themselves having to escape from the [=McGoys=] so Waldo won't be forced to marry Moolah.
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** The Masked Hombre disguises himself as an old lady in "Magoo's Western Exposure", but Black Bartie sees through it.
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** "Magoo's Western Exposure" has a parody of ''Series/TheLoneRanger'' called "The Masked Hombre".
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** "KABLAM" appears in "Bar-B-Q Magoo" when Magoo mistakenly pours gas on a pile of fireworks.
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** Magoo sneezes from the handful of pepper he holds in "Green Thumb Magoo".
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** Another example with polka-dot boxers is Magoo accidentally loosens Alfred the giant's belt in "Magoo and the Beanstalk", causing Alfred's pants to fall down.
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** Another example with polka-dot boxers is when Magoo accidentally loosens Alfred the giant's belt in "Magoo and the Beanstalk", causing Alfred's pants to fall down.
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* BaseballEpisode: "Base on Bawls”.
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** In "Green Thumb Magoo", Magoo says this before starting work on his garden:
-->'''Magoo''': "Green Thumb Magoo" will have this looking like a park in no time!
-->'''Magoo''': "Green Thumb Magoo" will have this looking like a park in no time!
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** In "The Real [=McGoys=]", after Waldo and Prezly escape from the [=McGoys=], Quincy Magoo is driving through the Blue Rich Mountains when he gets stopped by them.
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** In "The Real [=McGoys=]", after Waldo and Prezly escape from the [=McGoys=], they find Quincy Magoo is driving through the Blue Rich Mountains when he gets stopped by them.in their territory and take him instead.
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* MediumBlending: In "Magoo's Private War", Magoo enters a movie theater that is showing live-action StockFootage.
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* MediumBlending: MediumBlending:
** In "Magoo's Private War", Magoo enters a movie theater that is showing live-actionStockFootage.StockFootage.
** Live-action footage of a Western and a detective show appear on "Magoo's TV Set".
** In "Magoo's Private War", Magoo enters a movie theater that is showing live-action
** Live-action footage of a Western and a detective show appear on "Magoo's TV Set".
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* OverlyLongName: Manuel Tijuana Guadalajara Tampico Gomez, Jr., who appears in "Requiem for a Bull" and "Fuel in the Sun".
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* ShoutOut: Alfred, the giant from "Magoo and the Beanstalk" is revealed at the end to have the face of Alfred E. Neuman. Not only that but in that same scene, he's reading an issue of ''Magazine/{{MAD}}'', and when the narrator asks if Alfred's worried about his life going downhill, he replies, "Why, me worry?" as he reveals his face.
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* ShoutOut: Alfred, the giant from "Magoo and the Beanstalk" is revealed at the end to have the face of Alfred E. Neuman. Not only that but in that same scene, he's reading an issue of ''Magazine/{{MAD}}'', and when the narrator asks if Alfred's worried about his life going downhill, he replies, "Why, "What, me worry?" as he reveals his face.
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* WhoWouldBeStupidEnough: In "Requiem for a Bull", Manuel asks himself this when he wants someone to fight El Grand Toro. Soon enough he sees Waldo and Prezly walking by and hatches his plan.
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* WhoWouldBeStupidEnough: In "Requiem for a Bull", Manuel asks himself this when he wants someone says no one would be stupid enough to fight El Grand Toro. Soon enough enough, though, he sees Waldo and Prezly walking by and hatches his plan.
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** Another example with polka-dot boxers is Magoo accidentally loosens Alfred the giant's belt in "Magoo and the Beanstalk", causing Alfred's pants to fall down.
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* WrittenSoundEffect: "WHAM!" and "CRASH!" respectively appear in the bronco-busting scene in "Saddle Battle" when Waldo crashes into 2 sides of the stadium wall.
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* WrittenSoundEffect: WrittenSoundEffect:
** "WHAM!" and "CRASH!" respectively appear in the bronco-busting scene in "Saddle Battle" when Waldo crashes into 2 sides of the stadiumwall.wall.
** "BLAM" accompanies gunfire three times in "The Real [=McGoys=]".
** "WHAM!" and "CRASH!" respectively appear in the bronco-busting scene in "Saddle Battle" when Waldo crashes into 2 sides of the stadium
** "BLAM" accompanies gunfire three times in "The Real [=McGoys=]".
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* AgonyOfTheFeet: A hermit drops a cannonball on Waldo's foot in "Hermit's Hideaway".
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* AgonyOfTheFeet: A hermit drops Prezly accidentally tosses a cannonball on onto Waldo's foot in "Hermit's Hideaway".
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* CoolOldLady: Mother Magoo. She can do plenty of things one wouldn't expect an 87-year-old to do, such as wrestling alligators or working as a stuntwoman. eyesight.
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* CoolOldLady: Mother Magoo. She can do plenty of things one wouldn't expect an 87-year-old to do, such as wrestling alligators or working as a stuntwoman. eyesight.
