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* AmbiguousSituation:
** In "The Big Gig Problem", Peg feels afraid and has forgotten what twenty-three plus one is. She herself doesn't know whether she forgot the number due to [[PerformanceAnxiety stage fright]] or "chicken fright", or if she forgot of her own accord and is experiencing "counting fright" as a result.
** In "The Sushi Problem", some fish that Peg, Cat, and Aki planned to make into sashimi gets stolen. They follow the Pig to the thief, but they never find out whether he intended to lead them to the thief or was just wandering aimlessly coincidentally in the right direction.
** In "The Big Gig Problem", Peg feels afraid and has forgotten what twenty-three plus one is. She herself doesn't know whether she forgot the number due to [[PerformanceAnxiety stage fright]] or "chicken fright", or if she forgot of her own accord and is experiencing "counting fright" as a result.
** In "The Sushi Problem", some fish that Peg, Cat, and Aki planned to make into sashimi gets stolen. They follow the Pig to the thief, but they never find out whether he intended to lead them to the thief or was just wandering aimlessly coincidentally in the right direction.
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* FormulaBreakingEpisode:
** Downplayed for "The Scrap of Map Problem", which is mostly a normal episode, except 99% of the dialogue is sung.
** In "Yet Another Tree Problem", the intro features Cat singing Peg's lines, and Peg doesn't help solve the problem. Justified in that the problem is she's stuck in a tree.
** Downplayed for "The Scrap of Map Problem", which is mostly a normal episode, except 99% of the dialogue is sung.
** In "Yet Another Tree Problem", the intro features Cat singing Peg's lines, and Peg doesn't help solve the problem. Justified in that the problem is she's stuck in a tree.
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* LemonadeStandPlot: In "The Lemonade Problem", Peg wants more marbles, so she and Cat set up a lemonade stand with marbles as the price for a cup.
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* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: "Follow the Bouncing Ball". %%Zero-Context Example. Please explain why this is an example of the trope.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Tessa has purple hair and the mermaid has pink hair. The giants also have actual blue hair.
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* WhoWearsShortShorts: Mora, one of the Teens, usually wears a pink pair of short shorts.
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* BlownUpwardByABlowhole: In "The Allergy Problem", a whale accidentally swallows Peg and Cat, then later blowholes them out.
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* TheTeaser: Before the first short, Peg and Cat would witness the first problem and sense something is wrong leading into the events of the first short.
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* TheOneWith: Almost every short is titled "The ______ Problem".
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* OncePerEpisode: When the really BIG problem of the moment starts to overwhelm Peg, she starts [[FreakOut "totally freaking out!"]] It takes Cat holding up both hands toward her in a warding-off pose to get Peg to realize that she needs to snap out of it, most of the time this is done by counting backwards from five to calm down although there have been exceptions.
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* OncePerEpisode: OncePerEpisode:
** When the really BIG problem of the moment starts to overwhelm Peg, she starts [[FreakOut "totally freaking out!"]] It takes Cat holding up both hands toward her in a warding-off pose to get Peg to realize that she needs to snap out of it, most of the time this is done by counting backwards from five to calm down although there have been exceptions.
** When the really BIG problem of the moment starts to overwhelm Peg, she starts [[FreakOut "totally freaking out!"]] It takes Cat holding up both hands toward her in a warding-off pose to get Peg to realize that she needs to snap out of it, most of the time this is done by counting backwards from five to calm down although there have been exceptions.
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* TheOneWith: Almost every short is titled "The ______ Problem".
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* AnAlienNamedBob: Richard is an alien.
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* AnachronismStew: Shorts can feature dinosaurs, Beethoven, superheros, outer space, ancient Egypt, or medieval settings -- sometimes, [[UpToEleven two or more of those at once]].
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* EdutainmentShow: It's a kids show built to focus on math.
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* 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.
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* 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 kids' show.
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* UnexpectedKindness:
** In "The Giant Problem", when the giants mention that they're "having [Peg, Cat, and the fairytale characters] for lunch", the others [[LiteralMinded take it literally]]. However, they really just wanted to have lunch with them.
** In "The Big Dog Problem", Peg and Cat expect the eponymous dog to attack them. Instead, he [[BigFriendlyDog licks them]].
** In "The Giant Problem", when the giants mention that they're "having [Peg, Cat, and the fairytale characters] for lunch", the others [[LiteralMinded take it literally]]. However, they really just wanted to have lunch with them.
** In "The Big Dog Problem", Peg and Cat expect the eponymous dog to attack them. Instead, he [[BigFriendlyDog licks them]].
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* BizarreBeverageUse: "The Race Car Problem" involves the Teens driving a car that runs on red juice (and potato chips).
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* UnconventionalFoodUsage:
** In the episode "The Butter Problem", people sculpt with butter.
** In "The Race Car Problem", the Teens' car runs on potato chips (and red juice).
** In the episode "The Butter Problem", people sculpt with butter.
** In "The Race Car Problem", the Teens' car runs on potato chips (and red juice).
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* HistoricalDomainCharacter: Albert Einstein, Cleopatra, Ludwig van Beethoven, George Washington, and Romeo and Juliet all are recurring characters on the show despite their varying time periods.
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* TheStinger: Every episode ends with Peg and Cat by the tree and recall a certain point in their adventure and poke fun at it. Sometimes, in a few episodes, something funny happens to give viewers a last laugh.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The fact that the Teens use the ''OMG!'' expression as part of their radical speech in a series aimed at preschoolers is definitely this. The series' Facebook page has actually received some parental complaints about it.
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* HanukkahEpisode: The episode "The Hanukkah Problem" has Peg and Cat celebrate Hanukkah with Albert Einstein, who was Jewish in real life.
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* GrossoutFakeout:
** In the episode "The Butter Problem", a cow is squirming because her udder is sore from not being milked. Cat mistakes her squirming for a PottyDance.
** In the episode "The Scrap of Map Problem", Peg hears Baby Fox BlowingARaspberry. She asks Cat if he made the sound, and he says that he probably didn't, although he may have farted without realising it.
** In the episode "The Butter Problem", a cow is squirming because her udder is sore from not being milked. Cat mistakes her squirming for a PottyDance.
** In the episode "The Scrap of Map Problem", Peg hears Baby Fox BlowingARaspberry. She asks Cat if he made the sound, and he says that he probably didn't, although he may have farted without realising it.
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* EdutainmentShow: The show has some educational purposes, especially to do with math, but is also designed for entertainment.
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* The Runaway: In “The Littlest Chicken Problem”, the Littlest Chicken ran away from the farm because she wanted to be part of a smaller family where she would be noticed more.
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* AbnormalAllergy: 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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** [[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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* ExerciseExcuse: In the episode "The Big Dog Problem", Peg says her {{Catchphrase}} "This is a really big problem!". However, her mother overhears. Not wanting her to [[UnwantedAssistance try to help them]], Cat lies that she actually said he had a "jig problem" and covers it up by dancing [[StylisticSuck badly]].
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** In “The Littlest Chicken Problem”, The Littlest Chicken sings her own sad song about running away from the farm because she was lost in the crowd among the other chickens and wanted to be part of a smaller family where she would be noticed.
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** The 100 Chickens sometimes do human-like things and can even talk as revealed by the ending of The Bus Problem, but they live on a farm. The only one of the chickens who regularly speaks is The Littlest Chicken, who in most cases only says a few words (apart from certain episodes such as “The Littlest Chicken Problem” and “The Perfect Ten Problem” where she says much more).
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** The 100 Chickens sometimes do human-like things and can even talk as revealed by the ending of The Bus Problem, but they live on a farm. The only one of the chickens who regularly speaks is The Littlest Chicken, who in most cases only says a few words (apart from certain episodes such as “The Littlest Chicken Problem” and “The Perfect Ten Problem” where she says much more).
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** The 100 Chickens sometimes do human-like things, things and can even talk as revealed by the ending of The Bus Problem, but they live on a farm farm. The only one of the chickens who regularly speaks is The Littlest Chicken, who in most cases only says a few words (apart from certain episodes such as “The Littlest Chicken Problem” and can't talk.“The Perfect Ten Problem” where she says much more).
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* TitleOnlyOpening: The logo is seen throughout the entire theme sequence.
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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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* SignatureInstrument: Peg has a uke which she [[{{Hammerspace}} pulls out of nowhere]] to strum whenever a song needs to be sung.
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* WiltingOdor: In the episode "The Potty Problem", Big Mouth poops on the rug and some flowers nearby wilt.
