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* AnAesop: Although the show was created to teach kids about math, there are other lessons taught as well, such as not judging others based on their size and sharing and such.
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* TallIsIntimidating: In "The Big Dog Problem", Peg and Cat see an English Sheepdog and worry that he'll [[BewareOfViciousDog attack them]] because he's so large. However, he turns out to be a BigFriendlyDog, leading to AnAesop about not judging someone based on size.
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* TallIsIntimidating: In "The Big Dog Problem", Peg and Cat see an English Sheepdog and worry that he'll [[BewareOfViciousDog attack them]] because he's so large. However, he turns out to be a BigFriendlyDog, leading to AnAesop a lesson about not judging someone based on size.
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* AccidentalGoodAesop: In "[[Recap/PegPlusCatS1E49TheHighNoonProblem The High Noon Problem]]", Cat accidentally gets rid of Bad Jack, a cowboy who annoys the populace of a town by tickling the citizens, by bumping into him, making him [[HoistByHisOwnPetard tickle himself with his own feather]].
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* AccidentalGoodAesop: AccidentalGoodOutcome: In "[[Recap/PegPlusCatS1E49TheHighNoonProblem The High Noon Problem]]", Cat accidentally gets rid of Bad Jack, a cowboy who annoys the populace of a town by tickling the citizens, by bumping into him, making him [[HoistByHisOwnPetard tickle himself with his own feather]].
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* FearInducedIdiocy: [[ZigZaggingTrope Zigzagged]] in "[[Recap/PegPlusCatS1E20TheBigGigProblem The Big Gig Problem]]", where Peg is onstage and can't remember what number comes after 23, and is nervous. She [[AmbiguousSituation doesn't know]] if her fear is stage fright or "chicken fright" and that's why she can't remember, or if she forgot the number for no reason and it's giving her "counting fright".
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''[[LuckyCharmsTitle Peg + Cat]]'' (pronounced ''Peg Plus Cat'') features a young girl named Peg along with her feline companion named [[ADogNamedDog Cat]]. Together, they explore numerous colorful settings and introduce children to basic math concepts with music, with two shorts per half-hour episode. The show made its Creator/PBSKids debut on October 7, 2013.
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''[[LuckyCharmsTitle Peg + Cat]]'' (pronounced ''Peg "Peg Plus Cat'') Cat") is a Creator/PBSKids series created by Jennifer Oxley and Billy Aronson that debuted on October 7, 2013. It features a young girl named Peg along with her feline companion named [[ADogNamedDog Cat]]. Together, they explore numerous colorful settings and introduce children to basic math concepts with music, with two shorts per half-hour episode. The show made its Creator/PBSKids debut on October 7, 2013.
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* SeverelySpecialisedStore: "The Long Line Problem" features Richard wanting to buy a new toy from the "Yellow Store", which sells only yellow products.
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* AccidentalGoodAesop: In "[[Recap/PegPlusCatS1E49TheHighNoonProblem The High Noon Problem]]", Cat accidentally gets rid of Bad Jack, a cowboy who annoys the populace of a town by tickling the citizens, by bumping into him, making him [[HoistByHisOwnPetard tickle himself with his own feather]].
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* BaffledByOwnBiology: In "The Allergy Problem", Peg thinks she's allergic to cats. [[spoiler:She's actually allergic to the FourLeafClover she was carrying in her hat.]]
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* TitleReadingGag:
** In "The Long Line Problem", Richard reads the title, and then groans and says, "Why does there always have to be a problem!?", referencing how nearly every episode is called "The ___ Problem".
** In "Another Tree Problem", the bird reads the title in a bemused way and then adds, "One wasn't enough?!".
** In one episode, one of the Neighbour Ladies reads the title and then says to herself, "I hope it's not ''too'' much of a problem".
** In "The Long Line Problem", Richard reads the title, and then groans and says, "Why does there always have to be a problem!?", referencing how nearly every episode is called "The ___ Problem".
** In "Another Tree Problem", the bird reads the title in a bemused way and then adds, "One wasn't enough?!".
** In one episode, one of the Neighbour Ladies reads the title and then says to herself, "I hope it's not ''too'' much of a problem".
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* TallIsIntimidating: In "The Big Dog Problem", Peg and Cat see an English Sheepdog and worry that he'll [[BewareOfViciousDog attack them]] because he's so large. However, he turns out to be a BigFriendlyDog, leading to AnAesop about not judging someone based on size.
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** Usually [[OncePerEpisode (almost) every episode]], at first, Peg will say "We've got a BIG PROBLEM!", second, she says, "We've got a '''REALLY''' BIG PROBLEM!", and the 3rd and final time, she said, "I AM '''TOTALLY FREAKING OUT!!!''"
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** Usually [[OncePerEpisode (almost) every episode]], at first, Peg will say "We've got a BIG PROBLEM!", second, she says, "We've got a '''REALLY''' BIG PROBLEM!", and the 3rd and final time, she said, "I AM '''TOTALLY ''TOTALLY FREAKING OUT!!!''"
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** Usually [[OncePerEpisode (almost) every episode]], at first, Peg will say "We've got a BIG PROBLEM!", second, she says, "We've got a ''REALLY'' BIG PROBLEM!", and the 3rd and final time, she said, "I AM '''TOTALLY''' FREAKING OUT!!!"
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** Usually [[OncePerEpisode (almost) every episode]], at first, Peg will say "We've got a BIG PROBLEM!", second, she says, "We've got a ''REALLY'' '''REALLY''' BIG PROBLEM!", and the 3rd and final time, she said, "I AM '''TOTALLY''' '''TOTALLY FREAKING OUT!!!"
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** Usually [[OncePerEpisode]], at first, Peg will say "We've got a BIG PROBLEM!", second, she says, "We've got a ''REALLY'' BIG PROBLEM!", and the 3rd and final time, she said, "I AM '''TOTALLY''' FREAKING OUT!!!"
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** Usually [[OncePerEpisode]], [[OncePerEpisode (almost) every episode]], at first, Peg will say "We've got a BIG PROBLEM!", second, she says, "We've got a ''REALLY'' BIG PROBLEM!", and the 3rd and final time, she said, "I AM '''TOTALLY''' FREAKING OUT!!!"
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* Usually [[OncePerEpisode]], at first, Peg will say "We've got a BIG PROBLEM!", second, she says, "We've got a ''REALLY'' BIG PROBLEM!", and the 3rd and final time, she said, "I AM '''TOTALLY''' FREAKING OUT!!!"
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* [[OncePerEpisode]], at first, Peg will say "We've got a BIG PROBLEM!", second, she says, "We've got a ''REALLY'' BIG PROBLEM!", and the 3rd and final time, she said, "I AM '''TOTALLY''' FREAKING OUT!!!"
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* [[OncePerEpisode]], at first, Peg will say, "We've got a BIG PROBLEM!", second, she says, "We've got a *''REALLY'' BIG PROBLEM!", and the 3rd and final time, she says, *"I AM '''TOTALLY FREAKING OUT!!!"
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*[[OncePerEpisode]], at first, Peg will say, "We've got a BIG PROBLEM!", second, she says, "We've got a *''REALLY'' BIG PROBLEM!", and the 3rd and final time, she says, *"I AM '''TOTALLY FREAKING OUT!!!"
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* ClueOfFewWords: In "Peg Meets Cat", the plot of the episode is that Peg's mother is trying to figure out why [[WholeEpisodeFlashback an approximately eighteen-month-old Peg]] keeps repeating, "Two!". [[spoiler:It turns out to be because she wants to keep Cat for a pet (because her plus him equals two).]]
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* DoesNotLikeShoes: The Giants always go barefoot.
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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* SmashCut: Following the second stinger for the second segment of the episode, it immediately cuts to the credits. No FadeToBlack.
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* StudioAudience: Played with at the end of "The Long Line Problem". After singing a TriumphantReprise of how geometry helped Romeo and Juilet get together, an offscreen audience cheers for them, confusing Cat. Romeo then confesses that it happens to them [[NoodleIncident A LOT]].
-->'''Cat''': Thanks, everyone! Who could blame your for being...who's cheering?
-->'''Peg''': I really don't know.
-->'''Romeo''': We get this a lot actually.
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-->'''Cat''': Thanks, everyone! Who could blame your for being...who's cheering?
-->'''Peg''': I really don't know.
-->'''Romeo''': We get this a lot actually.
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Slapstick Knows No Gender is a redirect
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* FurryReminder: The Pig sometimes grunts and the Billy Goats Gruff sometimes bleat.
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** The Pig sometimes grunts and the Billy Goats Gruff sometimesbleat.bleat.
** Cat sometimes takes naps on the ground, curled up into a ball, and when he stretches, he does so in the manner of a real cat. He also sometime plays with things by batting at them with his paws.
** In "The Big Gig Problem", one of the Billy Goats Gruff is seen eating grass on all fours.
** The Pig sometimes grunts and the Billy Goats Gruff sometimes
** Cat sometimes takes naps on the ground, curled up into a ball, and when he stretches, he does so in the manner of a real cat. He also sometime plays with things by batting at them with his paws.
** In "The Big Gig Problem", one of the Billy Goats Gruff is seen eating grass on all fours.
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* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: Heavily downplayed in "The Highlight Zone Problem". Peg apparently enters a dimension where everything is DeliberatelyMonochrome, but it was almost certainly AllJustADream. Ramone does ask, "[[OrWasItADream But was it a dream?]]" and Cat does appear in grayscale at the end, but ending gags are often deliberately nonsensical on ''Peg + Cat''.
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* SeverelySpecialisedStore: "The Long Line Problem" features Richard wanting to buy a new toy from the "Yellow Store", which sells only yellow products.
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* FamousForBeingFirst: In "The Long Line Problem", Richard is saddened by having always been [[RightOnQueue last in line]] all his life and wants to be first. Peg and Cat swear to make him first in line to get a toy from the "Yellow Store", leading to all kinds of shenanigans.
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* GrumpyBear: A literal one appears in "The Grumpy Judge Problem".
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[[caption-width-right:296:[[LargeHam Peg,]] [[ABoyAndHisX and her pal,]] [[ADogNamedDog Cat.]]]]
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* BilingualAnimal: The Pig hardly ever speaks-- he mainly either snorts or ''sings''.
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* AnachronismStew: Shorts can feature dinosaurs, Beethoven, superheroes, outer space, ancient Egypt, or medieval settings -- sometimes, [[UpToEleven two or more of those at once]].
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* AnachronismStew: Shorts can feature dinosaurs, Beethoven, superheroes, outer space, ancient Egypt, or medieval settings -- sometimes, [[UpToEleven two or more of those at once]].once.
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* CartoonWhale: In "The Allergy Problem", a whale accidentally swallows Peg, Cat, and Ramone. She looks like a solid gray, slightly blocky whale.
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* NiceHat: Peg has a wool hat that she is rarely seen without. In "The Mega Mall Problem", she is (briefly) willing to let her neighbor dress her up in a pink dress with frills, pink shoes and pink bow, but insists that "The hat stays."
