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* HolidayEpisode: Besides the common ones, there's a Hannukah episode and an ''Eid al-Adha'' episode.
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* PrejudiceAesop: In "The Big Dog Problem", Peg and Cat assume the dog is mean because he's very large, but then they learn he's a BigFriendlyDog and they shouldn't judge based on size.
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* BilingualAnimal: The Pig hardly ever speaks-- he mainly either snorts or ''sings''.
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* EarlyPersonalitySigns: In "Peg Meets Cat", Peg is seen as a very young child of about one or two already knowing how to add one plus one, which shows that she's always been GoodWithNumbers for her age.
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* HalloweenSongs: "The Halloween Problem" ends with everyone singing about how this Halloween is the greatest ever.
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* EpisodeTagline: In "The Mega Mall Problem", Peg keeps talking about how if she's late to the dance, she'll "never be able to do this!" followed by doing a little dance.
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* SneezeInterruption: In "The Allergy Problem", Peg keeps sneezing in the middle of her sentences, prompting Cat to finish them for her.
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** "The Arch Villain Problem / The Straight and Narrow Problem" features a scene-changer that's a star (the one on Super Peg + Cat Guy's outfits) zooming forward against a spinning spiral, a la ''Series/{{Batman}}''. At the end of the second short, they tell us to watch them again, "Same Peg time, same Cat channel." A later Super Peg + Cat Guy short features the villainess Flatwoman, who's modeled on the show's take on Catwoman (which might be why Cat's attracted to her).
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** "The Arch Villain Problem / The Straight and Narrow Problem" features a scene-changer that's a star (the one on Super Peg + Cat Guy's outfits) zooming forward against a spinning spiral, a la ''Series/{{Batman}}''.''Series/{{Batman|1966}}''. At the end of the second short, they tell us to watch them again, "Same Peg time, same Cat channel." A later Super Peg + Cat Guy short features the villainess Flatwoman, who's modeled on the show's take on Catwoman (which might be why Cat's attracted to her).
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** [[ArtisticLicenseBiology Biology]]: Peg is allergic to four-leaf clovers; they make her sneeze. This is impossible - a four-leaf clover isn't chemically different from a regular clover. If a four-leaf clover makes her sneeze, then regular ones should do the same thing.
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* VoiceChangeling: Peg can perfectly imitate Cleopatra's voice and ExactWords in "The Pizza Pirate Problem".
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* VoiceChangeling: Peg can perfectly imitate Cleopatra's voice and ExactWords in "The Pizza Pirate Problem".
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* VoiceChangeling: She can perfectly imitate Cleopatra's voice and ExactWords in "The Pizza Pirate Problem".
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* VoiceChangeling: She Peg can perfectly imitate Cleopatra's voice and ExactWords in "The Pizza Pirate Problem".
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* VoiceChangeling: She can perfectly imitate Cleopatra's voice and ExactWords in "The Pizza Pirate Problem".
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* MonikerAsEnticement: "The Potty Problem" features an in-universe example: Peg sings that when Big Mouth is potty trained, he'll be "the King of the Potty", a "potty-making machine", a "potty superstar" and "the bathroom champ".
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** [[Series/TheTwilightZone The Highlight Zone]]!
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** [[Series/TheTwilightZone [[Series/TheTwilightZone1959 The Highlight Zone]]!
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** "The Highlight Zone Problem" is a spoof of ''Series/TheTwilightZone'': with the titular zone being DeliberatelyMonochrome, Ramone serving as the Rod Serling-esque narrator, and an OrWasItADream ending. It also teaches an aesop about being happy with things being the way they are (Peg winds up in the zone after, out of boredom, wishing that things in her usual environments were different).
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** "The Highlight Zone Problem" is a spoof of ''Series/TheTwilightZone'': ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'': with the titular zone being DeliberatelyMonochrome, Ramone serving as the Rod Serling-esque Creator/RodSerling-esque narrator, and an OrWasItADream ending. It also teaches an aesop about being happy with things being the way they are (Peg winds up in the zone after, out of boredom, wishing that things in her usual environments were different).
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* TwentyPercentMoreAwesome: Averted in "The Three Friends Problem" when Cat draws a graph indicating that Peg used to like him to infinity and now she only likes him to "about this much" (very low point on the graph) but likes Big Dog instead to infinity. Peg tells him that while there are lots of things that can be compared on a graph, her feelings for him can't be compared to her feelings for Big Dog or anyone else and that he'll always be totally special to her. Later, they both sing about it.
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** The [[https://imgur.com/a/W2Ysp original cover]] of ''Peg + Cat Really Big Album'' is clearly inspired by "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" from Music/TheBeatles. However, it seems that [[ScrewedByTheLawyers some lawyers]] may have gotten involved because at some point it was changed to a [[https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51lGW%2BPNLML._SS500.jpg much more generic and plain]] cover featuring only Peg and Cat against a dull two-color background. (Either that, or it was for uniformity, as other [=PBSKids=] digital album covers sport a similar look, such as [[https://www.amazon.com/Family-Trip-Daniel-Tigers-Neighborhood/dp/B06Y3MY3QG this one]].)
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** The [[https://imgur.com/a/W2Ysp original cover]] of ''Peg + Cat Really Big Album'' is clearly inspired by "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" from Music/TheBeatles. However, it seems that [[ScrewedByTheLawyers some lawyers]] may have gotten involved because at some point it was changed to a [[https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51lGW%2BPNLML._SS500.jpg much more generic and plain]] cover featuring only Peg and Cat against a dull two-color background. (Either that, or it was for uniformity, as other [=PBSKids=] PBS Kids digital album covers sport a similar look, such as [[https://www.amazon.com/Family-Trip-Daniel-Tigers-Neighborhood/dp/B06Y3MY3QG this one]].)
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* TwentyPercentMoreAwesome: Averted in "The Three Friends Problem" when Cat draws a graph indicating that Peg used to like him to infinity and now she only likes him to "about this much" (very low point on the graph) but likes Big Dog instead to infinity. Peg tells him that while there are lots of things that can be compared on a graph, her feelings for him can't be compared to her feelings for Big Dog or anyone else and that he'll always be totally special to her. Later, they both sing about it.
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* MultiPartEpisode: "Peg and Cat Save the World", a two-parter.
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* OriginsEpisode: "Peg Meets Cat", which is mostly told through flashback, shows where [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Peg first met Cat]]: at a carnival.
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* OriginsEpisode: "Peg Meets Cat", which is mostly told through flashback, shows where [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin has Peg and Cat reminiscing about the day they first met Cat]]: at a carnival.
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** Cat, who is a [[ADogNamedDog cat]], is indigo, although the series addresses it as "bluish-purple".
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** Cat, who is a [[ADogNamedDog a cat]], is indigo, although the series addresses it as "bluish-purple".
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** Cat, who is [[CaptainObvious obviously a]] [[ADogNamedDog cat]], is indigo, although the series addresses it as "bluish-purple".
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** Cat, who is [[CaptainObvious obviously a]] a [[ADogNamedDog cat]], is indigo, although the series addresses it as "bluish-purple".
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* MistakesAreNotTheEndOfTheWorld: In "The Allergy Problem", Peg is sneezing a lot and thinks she's allergic to Cat, then a bird accidentally takes Cat away and Peg thinks he ''ran'' away. She and Ramone set off in search of him and a whale accidentally swallows them and Cat. When they come back, Peg miscounts the items in her hat before finding out that she's actually allergic to clovers. Then, everybody sings a song about how making mistakes isn't all bad.
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* ABoyAndHisX: A Girl and Her Cat--Peg and Cat are best friends.
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* TeensLoveShopping: Downplayed. Everybody likes going to the mall, but the teens, especially Mora and Tessa, seem to like it a bit more.
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* BalletEpisode: "The Dance Problem", which centers around guest star Misty Copeland dancing in ''Theater/SwanLake''. Peg and Cat end up replacing two of the dancers when injury ensues during a key moment, though Cat does show concern that his tail will make him stand out too much at first.
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* BalletEpisode: "The Dance Problem", which centers around guest star Misty Copeland dancing in ''Theater/SwanLake''.''Theatre/SwanLake''. Peg and Cat end up replacing two of the dancers when injury ensues during a key moment, though Cat does show concern that his tail will make him stand out too much at first.
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* ActingForTwo: "I Do What I Can: the Musical" has an InUniverse example: Peg and Cat play themselves, but also Ramone's parents.
* AdaptationPersonalityChange: Fairy tale characters like the Three Bears have more fleshed-out personalities.
* 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.
* AffectionateParody:
** "The Highlight Zone Problem" is a spoof of ''Series/TheTwilightZone'': with the titular zone being DeliberatelyMonochrome, Ramone serving as the Rod Serling-esque narrator, and an OrWasItADream ending. It also teaches an aesop about being happy with things being the way they are (Peg winds up in the zone after, out of boredom, wishing that things in her usual environments were different).
** The ShowWithinAShow in "I Do What I Can: The Musical" is built around a series of {{Suspiciously Similar Song}}s based upon those of ''Theatre/{{Dreamgirls}}'', ''Theatre/{{Wicked}}'', and other Broadway musicals.
* AffectionateParody:
** "The Highlight Zone Problem" is a spoof of ''Series/TheTwilightZone'': with the titular zone being DeliberatelyMonochrome, Ramone serving as the Rod Serling-esque narrator, and an OrWasItADream ending. It also teaches an aesop about being happy with things being the way they are (Peg winds up in the zone after, out of boredom, wishing that things in her usual environments were different).
** The ShowWithinAShow in "I Do What I Can: The Musical" is built around a series of {{Suspiciously Similar Song}}s based upon those of ''Theatre/{{Dreamgirls}}'', ''Theatre/{{Wicked}}'', and other Broadway musicals.
* AlliterativeName: Baby Bear from ''Literature/TheThreeBears'' sometimes shows up.
* AllWitchesHaveCats: Pig plays a witch's cat in "I Do What I Can: the Musical".
* AllWitchesHaveCats: Pig plays a witch's cat in "I Do What I Can: the Musical".
* AmbiguousGender: On the farm, there are crows and a pig, whose sexes are never revealed.
* AmbiguouslyAbsentParent: We never know why Peg's father is not around.
* AmbiguouslyAbsentParent: We never know why Peg's father is not around.
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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.
* AffectionateParody:
** "The Highlight Zone Problem" is a spoof of ''Series/TheTwilightZone'': with the titular zone being DeliberatelyMonochrome, Ramone serving as the Rod Serling-esque narrator, and an OrWasItADream ending. It also teaches an aesop about being happy with things being the way they are (Peg winds up in the zone after, out of boredom, wishing that things in her usual environments were different).
** The ShowWithinAShow in "I Do What I Can: The Musical" is built around a series of {{Suspiciously Similar Song}}s based upon those of ''Theatre/{{Dreamgirls}}'', ''Theatre/{{Wicked}}'', and other Broadway musicals.
* AffectionateParody:
** "The Highlight Zone Problem" is a spoof of ''Series/TheTwilightZone'': with the titular zone being DeliberatelyMonochrome, Ramone serving as the Rod Serling-esque narrator, and an OrWasItADream ending. It also teaches an aesop about being happy with things being the way they are (Peg winds up in the zone after, out of boredom, wishing that things in her usual environments were different).
** The ShowWithinAShow in "I Do What I Can: The Musical" is built around a series of {{Suspiciously Similar Song}}s based upon those of ''Theatre/{{Dreamgirls}}'', ''Theatre/{{Wicked}}'', and other Broadway musicals.
* AsHimself: InUniverse, in "I Do What I Can: the Musical", Peg, Cat, the Teens, Ramone, the chickens, the Neighbor Ladies, and Big Mouth all play as themselves.
* AstonishinglyAppropriateInterruption: Peg says, "It's the coolest thing since--", then Cat sees the Teens and shouts, "Teenagers!" in "The Butter Problem".
* AstonishinglyAppropriateInterruption: Peg says, "It's the coolest thing since--", then Cat sees the Teens and shouts, "Teenagers!" in "The Butter Problem".
* BarefootCartoonAnimal: Mama Bear doesn't wear shoes.
* BeachEpisode: Most of "The Roxanne Problem" takes place at the beach, although no one is swimming or wearing a bathing suit.
* BeachEpisode: Most of "The Roxanne Problem" takes place at the beach, although no one is swimming or wearing a bathing suit.
* BeYourself: Peg encourages Cat to be true to himself in "The Roxanne Problem", sometimes even saying the name of the trope word-for-word.
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* BigEater: Cat is shown to have rather a big appetite.
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* BigEater: Cat is shown to have rather a big appetite.appetite, as are the Teens.
* BittersweetEnding: At the end of "The Giant Problem", the misunderstanding is cleared up, but the beanstalk has been cut down and so they can't dine with the giants.
*** The same happens in "The Girl Group Problem", except this time, Juliette, Tessa, and Aki are doing it too. Aki also mentions a big problem in the same episode.
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* CatchphraseInterruptus: Sometimes, Pig will try to say that he loves triangles but another person will inform him that they know already before he can finish.
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** Sometimes, Pig will try to say that he loves triangles but another person will inform him that they know already before he canfinish.finish.
** Peg tries to say her line about having a big problem in "The Butter Problem", but the farmer says, "You've got no problem at all!".
** Sometimes, Pig will try to say that he loves triangles but another person will inform him that they know already before he can
** Peg tries to say her line about having a big problem in "The Butter Problem", but the farmer says, "You've got no problem at all!".
* ChewingTheScenery: Usually, only Peg and Cleopatra act dramatic, but in "The Three Bears Problem", Cat has an ambition to dance to the exclusion of other activities and behaves almost theatrically when talking about said ambition. In the same episode, the Three Bears accentuate every announcement of a problem with playing the theme on saxophones.
* ComicallyMissingThePoint: In "The Cleopatra Problem", Cleopatra and Peg say that the heavier pan in the scales logically has... to which Cat says, "A cold? Hiccups?", then when Peg says she's friends with the best cat in the world, Cat says, "Puss in Boots?".
* ContinuityNod: In "The Allergy Problem", the lyrics to Peg's song "Getting stuck in trees, chasing after chicks, shaking it for the bees" are nods to the episodes "The Tree Problem", "Another Tree Problem", "The Chicken Problem", and "The Honey Problem".
* CoolOldGuy: Peg admires Albert Einstein, who she actually ''knows'' somehow.
* ContinuityNod: In "The Allergy Problem", the lyrics to Peg's song "Getting stuck in trees, chasing after chicks, shaking it for the bees" are nods to the episodes "The Tree Problem", "Another Tree Problem", "The Chicken Problem", and "The Honey Problem".
* CoolOldGuy: Peg admires Albert Einstein, who she actually ''knows'' somehow.
* DawsonCasting: InUniverse, Ramone plays himself as a baby in "I Do What I Can: the Musical".
* DeliciousDistraction: All the Teens, but especially Jessie, seem easily distracted by food.
* DeliciousDistraction: All the Teens, but especially Jessie, seem easily distracted by food.
* DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment: In "The Three Bears Problem", Cat talks about how all he wants is "to dance, to dance, to dance!".
* DisappearedDad: Peg's dad is never seen.
* DisappearedDad: Peg's dad is never seen.
* TheDitz: While Pig doesn't seem all ''that'' stupid, Peg does mention that he's the only one who isn't a genius in "The Giant Problem".
* DoesNotLikeShoes: The Giants always go barefoot.
* DoesNotLikeShoes: The Giants always go barefoot.
* FlashBack: Peg has several memories of past events in "The Allergy Problem".
* FriendshipSong:
** The theme song is partly a song about Peg and Cat's friendship, with the lines, "We are two, na na na na na, me plus you, na na na na na!".
** In "The Allergy Problem", Peg's song about how much she misses Cat has a few lines about their friendship.
* FullyDressedCartoonAnimal: Two of the Three Billy Goats Gruff wear full ballet outfits, and occasionally, other animals have dressed in clothes.
* FunnyAnimal: Several anthropomorphic animals, including Cat, the Pig, Roxanne, etc.
* FurryReminder: The Pig sometimes grunts and the Billy Goats Gruff sometimes bleat.
** The theme song is partly a song about Peg and Cat's friendship, with the lines, "We are two, na na na na na, me plus you, na na na na na!".
** In "The Allergy Problem", Peg's song about how much she misses Cat has a few lines about their friendship.
* FullyDressedCartoonAnimal: Two of the Three Billy Goats Gruff wear full ballet outfits, and occasionally, other animals have dressed in clothes.
* FunnyAnimal: Several anthropomorphic animals, including Cat, the Pig, Roxanne, etc.
* FurryReminder: The Pig sometimes grunts and the Billy Goats Gruff sometimes bleat.
* HalfDressedCartoonAnimal: Baby Bear wears nothing but a shirt.
* HappilyMarried: The giants seem to be a happy couple, judging by how affectionate they are towards each other.
* HappyDance: In "The Butter Problem", Cat asks, "Are you happy now?" and the cow does a little dance.
* HappyDance: In "The Butter Problem", Cat asks, "Are you happy now?" and the cow does a little dance.
* IdiotBall: In "The Girl Group Problem", Peg's band mates think the map is blank when really they're holding it the wrong way. Then, they have no idea how to flip, slide, or turn the map.
* LeftTheBackgroundMusicOn: In "The Three Bears Problem", the bears play the problem theme on their saxophones.
* LikeIsLikeAComma: The Teens and Peg occasionally say "like" in between words.
* LiteralMinded: In "The Giant Problem", Cat thinks the giants want to eat him and Peg because they talk about "having them for lunch", when they actually mean having them ''over'' for lunch.
* TheMall: "The Mega Mall Problem" takes place at a mall.
* MeaningfulName:
** Big Mouth really does have a large mouth.
** The Three Billy Goats Gruff have gruff voices.
* TheMedic: A doctor is mentioned in "The Allergy Problem".
* MeaningfulName:
** Big Mouth really does have a large mouth.
** The Three Billy Goats Gruff have gruff voices.
* TheMedic: A doctor is mentioned in "The Allergy Problem".
* MelancholyMusicalNumber:
** "The Allergy Problem" has two sad songs: Cat's blues song about Peg possibly being allergic to him, and Peg's song about missing Cat.
** Downplayed for Pig's song about being stuck in a tree in "I Do What I Can: the Musical". He has lyrics like "poor me" but doesn't seem all too sad.
** "The Allergy Problem" has two sad songs: Cat's blues song about Peg possibly being allergic to him, and Peg's song about missing Cat.
** Downplayed for Pig's song about being stuck in a tree in "I Do What I Can: the Musical". He has lyrics like "poor me" but doesn't seem all too sad.
* MessyPig: Zigzagged in "The Butter Problem", where a pig is seen dirty but likes being washed.
* MusicalisInterruptus:
** In "The Three Bears Problem", loud noises interrupt the Problem Solved song several times.
** In "The Potty Problem", they try to sing Problem Solved, but then Big Mouth does his "business" on the floor again, proving the problem is ''not'' solved.
** Played with in "The Roxanne Problem" when Cat interrupts the Problem Solved song with lyrics of his own.
--->'''Peg''': "We solved the problem-_"
--->'''Cat''': "Actually-the-problem-was-getting-Roxanne-to-think-I'm-smart-but-now-she-won't-because-she-really-knows-me, so problem not solved."
** In "The Three Bears Problem", loud noises interrupt the Problem Solved song several times.
** In "The Potty Problem", they try to sing Problem Solved, but then Big Mouth does his "business" on the floor again, proving the problem is ''not'' solved.
** Played with in "The Roxanne Problem" when Cat interrupts the Problem Solved song with lyrics of his own.
--->'''Peg''': "We solved the problem-_"
--->'''Cat''': "Actually-the-problem-was-getting-Roxanne-to-think-I'm-smart-but-now-she-won't-because-she-really-knows-me, so problem not solved."
* {{Ninja}}: Aki wants to be a ninja.
* NoNameGiven: Several characters are unnamed, including Peg's mother, the farmer, most of the 100 Chickens, the cow...
* OurGiantsAreBigger: The giant couple from ''Literature/JackAndTheBeanstalk'' (a much more benevolent version) appears in several episodes.
* PinkGirlBlueBoy: Zigzagged. While Cat is blue and Roxanne is pink, Peg also wears blue.
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* PlotAllergy: In "The Allergy Problem," Peg fears that she might be allergic to Cat, but turns out to actually be allergic to four-leaf clovers. They make her sneeze. This one can be chalked up as ArtisticLicenseBiology, since four-leaf covers aren't chemically any different from regular clovers, they just have an extra leaf. If four-leaf clovers caused someone to sneeze, then surely regular ones would as well.
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* PlagiarismInFiction: In "The Roxanne Problem", Pig claims he made the pyramid-shaped trash sculpture, but really Ramone did. This causes Roxanne to call him "Artist Pig" for the whole episode.
* PlotAllergy: In "The Allergy Problem," Peg fears that she might be allergic to Cat, but turns out to actually be allergic to four-leaf clovers. They make her sneeze. This one can be chalked up as ArtisticLicenseBiology, since four-leaf covers aren't chemically any different from regular clovers, they just have an extra leaf. If four-leaf clovers caused someone to sneeze, then surely regular ones would as well. Mrs. Giant also has allergies, as shown in "The Giant Problem".
* PlotAllergy: In "The Allergy Problem," Peg fears that she might be allergic to Cat, but turns out to actually be allergic to four-leaf clovers. They make her sneeze. This one can be chalked up as ArtisticLicenseBiology, since four-leaf covers aren't chemically any different from regular clovers, they just have an extra leaf. If four-leaf clovers caused someone to sneeze, then surely regular ones would as well. Mrs. Giant also has allergies, as shown in "The Giant Problem".
* PottyDance: Discussed in "The Butter Problem". A cow is seen squirming and Cat asks if she needs to go to the bathroom, but really her udder was sore as she hadn't been milked.
* {{Pun}}:
** In "The Mega Mall Problem", Peg and Cat are counting the features of a dress she finds repulsive and she says, "I'm going to be six!".
** In "The Butter Problem", Cat makes several puns replacing "better" with "butter".
* {{Pun}}:
** In "The Mega Mall Problem", Peg and Cat are counting the features of a dress she finds repulsive and she says, "I'm going to be six!".
** In "The Butter Problem", Cat makes several puns replacing "better" with "butter".
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* SeriousBusiness: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]] in the superhero installments in which several of the times that Super Peg and Cat Guy encounter shape-based crime, such as stacking the 100 chicks in a pyramid, they point out that it really isn't that big a deal, though they still have to stop it.
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* SeriousBusiness: SeriousBusiness:
** [[InvertedTrope Inverted]] in the superhero installments in which several of the times that Super Peg and Cat Guy encounter shape-based crime, such as stacking the 100 chicks in a pyramid, they point out that it really isn't that big a deal, though they still have to stopit.it.
** In "The Mega Mall Problem", Peg seems overly unhappy at the prospect of never getting the opportunity to do a particular little dance.
* ShakingTheRump: Cat sometimes shakes his bottom during dances.
** [[InvertedTrope Inverted]] in the superhero installments in which several of the times that Super Peg and Cat Guy encounter shape-based crime, such as stacking the 100 chicks in a pyramid, they point out that it really isn't that big a deal, though they still have to stop
** In "The Mega Mall Problem", Peg seems overly unhappy at the prospect of never getting the opportunity to do a particular little dance.
* ShakingTheRump: Cat sometimes shakes his bottom during dances.
** Several fairy tale characters appear.
* SlapstickKnowsNoGender:
** In "The Butter Problem", Peg falls out of the window along with Cat.
** In "The Girl Group Problem", Aki says, "Ouch" after doing the splits, and crashes into something.
** In "The Butter Problem", Peg falls out of the window along with Cat.
** In "The Girl Group Problem", Aki says, "Ouch" after doing the splits, and crashes into something.
* SpeakInUnison: In "The Girl Group Problem", the Pentagirls say, "No!" and "Totally freaking out!" in unison.
* SpeciesSurname: The Three Bears have "Bear" as their surname.
* SpeechImpairedAnimal: Cleopatra's camel Epidermis sometimes talks, but in a funny voice and it degenerates into camel noises.
-->''So everything waah!''
* SpeciesSurname: The Three Bears have "Bear" as their surname.
* SpeechImpairedAnimal: Cleopatra's camel Epidermis sometimes talks, but in a funny voice and it degenerates into camel noises.
-->''So everything waah!''
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* TickleTortureTalkingAnimal: Several otherwise-normal talking animals, including the whale from "The Allergy Problem".
* TertiarySexualCharacteristics: Zigzagged. Mama Bear wears a dress and a flower while Papa Bear wears a tie, however, two of the Billy Goats Gruff wear tutus.
* TickleTorture:
* TertiarySexualCharacteristics: Zigzagged. Mama Bear wears a dress and a flower while Papa Bear wears a tie, however, two of the Billy Goats Gruff wear tutus.
* TickleTorture:
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* UndyingLoyalty: Peg is so loyal to Cat that she wanted to keep him even when she thought she was allergic to him.
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* UndyingLoyalty: Peg is so loyal to Cat that she wanted to keep him even when she thought she was allergic to him. She's also shown to be loyal to her other friends.
* UnnamedParent: Peg's mother's name is not revealed.
* UnnamedParent: Peg's mother's name is not revealed.
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* TheVoice: At first played straight with Peg's mom (her voice just checks in during the bathroom segments), but then averted starting with "The Birthday Problem".
* WalkLikeAnEgyptian: "The Cleopatra Problem" features some ancient-Egyptian dancing.
* WalkLikeAnEgyptian: "The Cleopatra Problem" features some ancient-Egyptian dancing.
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* TheVoice: VocalDissonance: The farmer's cow has a deep voice even though she's a female.
* TheVoice:
** At first played straight with Peg's mom (her voice just checks in during the bathroom segments), but then averted starting with "The Birthday Problem".
** Played straight for the children in the theme tune. They might be the audience, but then again, this show doesn't normally have FakeInteractivity...
* WackyCravings: Inverted in "The Mega Mall Problem" when ''Jessie'' (who is a boy and obviously not pregnant) craves something round, pink, and sweet.
* WalkingShirtlessScene: True to ancient Egypt, the men in "The Cleopatra Problem" don't wear shirts.
* WalkLikeAnEgyptian: "The Cleopatra Problem" features some ancient-Egyptiandancing.dancing, as does "The Girl Group Problem".
* WholesomeCrossdresser: Two of the Billy Goats Gruff wear tutus, and Cat briefly did in "The Three Bears Problem", and you can't get very unwholesome with a PBS kids show.
* WhoWearsShortShorts: Mora, one of the Teens, usually wears a pink pair of short shorts.
* TheVoice:
** At first played straight with Peg's mom (her voice just checks in during the bathroom segments), but then averted starting with "The Birthday Problem".
** Played straight for the children in the theme tune. They might be the audience, but then again, this show doesn't normally have FakeInteractivity...
* WackyCravings: Inverted in "The Mega Mall Problem" when ''Jessie'' (who is a boy and obviously not pregnant) craves something round, pink, and sweet.
* WalkingShirtlessScene: True to ancient Egypt, the men in "The Cleopatra Problem" don't wear shirts.
* WalkLikeAnEgyptian: "The Cleopatra Problem" features some ancient-Egyptian
* WholesomeCrossdresser: Two of the Billy Goats Gruff wear tutus, and Cat briefly did in "The Three Bears Problem", and you can't get very unwholesome with a PBS kids show.
* WhoWearsShortShorts: Mora, one of the Teens, usually wears a pink pair of short shorts.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Tessa has purple hair and the mermaid has pink hair.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Tessa has purple hair and the mermaid has pink hair. The giants also have actual blue hair.
* YouNoTakeCandle: Peg slips into primitive grammar before freaking out in "I Do What I Can: the Musical", even though she doesn't normally do this, even when scared.
* YouNoTakeCandle: Peg slips into primitive grammar before freaking out in "I Do What I Can: the Musical", even though she doesn't normally do this, even when scared.
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* CryingCritters: Cat cries a SingleTear when he feels left out in "The Three Friends Problem".
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* MistakenForThief: In "The Cleopatra Problem", Peg's marble and Epidermis the camel are found missing. They think the Pig did it as he was nearby, but really [[spoiler: Epidermis stole the marble and hid.]]
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** The [[https://imgur.com/a/W2Ysp original cover]] of ''Peg + Cat Really Big Album'' is clearly inspired by "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" from Music/TheBeatles. However, it seems that [[ScrewedByTheLawyers some lawyers]] may have gotten involved because at some point it was changed to a [[https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51lGW%2BPNLML._SS500.jpg much more generic and plain]] cover featuring only Peg and Cat against a dull two-color background.
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** The [[https://imgur.com/a/W2Ysp original cover]] of ''Peg + Cat Really Big Album'' is clearly inspired by "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" from Music/TheBeatles. However, it seems that [[ScrewedByTheLawyers some lawyers]] may have gotten involved because at some point it was changed to a [[https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51lGW%2BPNLML._SS500.jpg much more generic and plain]] cover featuring only Peg and Cat against a dull two-color background. (Either that, or it was for uniformity, as other [=PBSKids=] digital album covers sport a similar look, such as [[https://www.amazon.com/Family-Trip-Daniel-Tigers-Neighborhood/dp/B06Y3MY3QG this one]].)
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* EmbarrassmentPlot: In "The Roxanne Problem", the math nerd cat Roxanne is impressed by Cat because she thought she heard him counting by twos when it was actually Peg. Cat is embarrassed to admit to Roxanne that he doesn't really know math or sound like Peg.
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* AccessoryWearingCartoonAnimal: Roxanne the cat wears boots and a hat.
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* AccessoryWearingCartoonAnimal: Roxanne the cat wears boots and a hat.hat, Baby Fox wears a bandanna and diaper, and Richard wears bracelets and a belt.
* TheAce: Ramone seems pretty talented at several things.
* AdaptationalHeroism: The giants are based on the giant from ''Jack and the Beanstalk'' but don't eat people.
* AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul: This series turns Romeo and Juliet into just best friends.
* AgeLift: Romeo and Juliet were teens in the original play but are adults here.
* AliensSpeakingEnglish: Big Mouth can speak English, but with a speech impediment.
* TheAce: Ramone seems pretty talented at several things.
* AdaptationalHeroism: The giants are based on the giant from ''Jack and the Beanstalk'' but don't eat people.
* AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul: This series turns Romeo and Juliet into just best friends.
* AgeLift: Romeo and Juliet were teens in the original play but are adults here.
* AliensSpeakingEnglish: Big Mouth can speak English, but with a speech impediment.
* AmusingAlien: Big Mouth and Richard's antics are often played for comedy.
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* CatchPhrase: Ramone will [[OncePerEpisode usually show up]], do something to help out, and mention offhandedly, "I do what I can."
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* CatchPhrase: BreakingTheFourthWall: Characters will occasionally speak to the audience, especially Peg.
* CartoonCreature: It's hard to tell what species the Arch Villain and Flat Woman are.
* CatchPhrase:
** Ramone will [[OncePerEpisode usually show up]], do something to help out, and mention offhandedly, "I do what I can."
* CartoonCreature: It's hard to tell what species the Arch Villain and Flat Woman are.
* CatchPhrase:
** Ramone will [[OncePerEpisode usually show up]], do something to help out, and mention offhandedly, "I do what I can."
** Pig says, "I love triangles".
* CatchphraseInterruptus: Sometimes, Pig will try to say that he loves triangles but another person will inform him that they know already before he can finish.
* CatchphraseInterruptus: Sometimes, Pig will try to say that he loves triangles but another person will inform him that they know already before he can finish.
* DressedToPlunder: The pirates wear classic cartoon pirate outfits.
* EinsteinHair: This show features the real Albert Einstein, who has frizzy hair.
* ExposedExtraterrestrials: Big Mouth wears no clothes and Richard wears accessories but nothing else.
* GoodParents: Peg's mother seems to be quite a good parent.
* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: The Arch Villain is evil, reforms, then turns evil again.
* JackOfAllTrades: Ramone has a variety of jobs.
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* LargeHam: Peg is just as boisterous as most young girls. She has at least one moment when she's "totally freaking out!" per short, whereupon Cat (or occasionally another character) reminds her to (usually) calm down by counting backwards from five.
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* TheLancer: Cat acts as a sidekick to Peg.
* LargeHam: Peg is just as boisterous as most young girls. She has at least one moment when she's "totally freaking out!" per short, whereupon Cat (or occasionally another character) reminds her to (usually) calm down by counting backwards from five. Cleopatra is just as dramatic as Peg.
* LargeHam: Peg is just as boisterous as most young girls. She has at least one moment when she's "totally freaking out!" per short, whereupon Cat (or occasionally another character) reminds her to (usually) calm down by counting backwards from five. Cleopatra is just as dramatic as Peg.
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* MediumAwareness: Peg is well aware that she's in a show that has a website.
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* TheNapoleon: The pirates are all short and cranky.
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* NeatFreak: The Teens dislike getting dirty.
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* PhraseCatcher: Sometimes, Pig will prompt other people to say, "We know you love triangles, Pig."
* {{Pirate}}: This show features four pirates.
* {{Pirate}}: This show features four pirates.
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* PluckyGirl: The main character is Peg, an energetic little girl.
* PollyWantsAMicrophone: The pirates own a talking parrot.
* PunnyName: One villain is called the ''arch''-villain and turns things into arches.
* PollyWantsAMicrophone: The pirates own a talking parrot.
* PunnyName: One villain is called the ''arch''-villain and turns things into arches.
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* SparedByTheAdaptation: Romeo and Juliet are alive in this show, despite dying in the original play.
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* ToonPhysics: Not normally, but occasionally {{Hammerspace}} will exist, and in "The Cleopatra Problem", the marble rolls uphill several times.
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* UndyingLoyalty: Peg is so loyal to Cat that she wanted to keep him even when she thought she was allergic to him.
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* WalkLikeAnEgyptian: "The Cleopatra Problem" features some ancient-Egyptian dancing.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Tessa has purple hair and the mermaid has pink hair.
