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Disambiguated trope per TRS thread, Wick Cleaning Projects
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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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* OffModel: "Pighead's Brain" has numerous errors, including plenty of outfits that change colors between shots.
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* VileVillainSaccharineShow: As noted the talking pigs are pretty typical of most FunnyAnimal fare, but each episode ends up being about some monster or other being that's portrayed as menacing as they could get away with on a Saturday morning cartoon. The wolves are also into wanting to ''eat'' the pigs and openly express it.
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* VileVillainSaccharineShow: As noted the talking pigs are pretty typical of most FunnyAnimal fare, but each episode ends up being about some monster or other being that's portrayed as menacing as they could get away with on a Saturday morning cartoon. The wolves are also into wanting to ''eat'' the pigs and openly express it.it, but difference was they were never presented as being an actual threat.
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Baleful Polymorph was renamed per TRS
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* BalefulPolymorph: The power of Artemis Night from "Carnival of Evil." Seeing his true undead face turns people into ''merry-go-round animals'', of all things.
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* ForcedTransformation: The power of Artemis Night from "Carnival of Evil." Seeing his true undead face turns people into ''merry-go-round animals'', of all things.
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Actually, since both shows were PRODUCED by Fox Kids, this trope works with some rewording.
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* BookEnds: This show is one half of a pair for Fox Kids as a whole, being one of the first shows to be produced for the block. Before the block went defunct in 2002, one of the last shows it would produce would be ''WesternAnimation/PigCity'', another show about a city of anthropomorphic pigs.
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No evidence exists that Pig City aired on the US Fox Kids block, so the trope cannot be justified at this time.
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* BookEnds: This show is one half of a pair for Fox Kids as a whole, being one of the first shows to air on the block. Before the block went defunct in 2002, one of the last shows it would air would be ''WesternAnimation/PigCity'', another show about a city of anthropomorphic pigs.
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''Piggsburg Pigs!'' is a forgotten little series released in 1990 by Creator/RubySpears as part of the very first season of the Creator/FoxKids block. It took place in the town of [[UsefulNotes/{{Pittsburgh}} Piggsburg]], [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin which as the name implies]] was inhabited by anthropormophic pigs, and focused on the adventures of the Bacon brothers Bo, Portly and Pighead, and their (pet?) duck Quackers.
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''Piggsburg Pigs!'' is a forgotten little series released in 1990 by Creator/RubySpears as part of the very first season of the Creator/FoxKids block. It took place in the town of [[UsefulNotes/{{Pittsburgh}} Piggsburg]], [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin which as the name implies]] was inhabited by anthropormophic anthropomorphic pigs, and focused on the adventures of the Bacon brothers Bo, Portly and Pighead, and their (pet?) duck Quackers.
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* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: There were a couple episodes such as "Pighead's Brain" and "Mystery of the Swamp Mansion" with human characters who never thought anything at all of meeting anthropomorphic pigs and wolves or vice versa. A few times [[InterspeciesRomance the guys pigs were shown being attracted to beautiful human women]], with the girl pigs getting jealous of the beautiful human women too.
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* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: There were a couple episodes such as "Pighead's Brain" and "Mystery of the Swamp Mansion" with human characters who never thought anything at all of meeting anthropomorphic pigs and wolves or vice versa. A few times [[InterspeciesRomance the guys guys' pigs were shown being attracted to beautiful human women]], with the girl pigs getting jealous of the beautiful human women too.
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* BookEnds: This show is one half of a pair for Fox Kids as a whole, being one of the first shows to air on the block. Before the block went defunct in 2002, one of the last shows it would air would be ''WesternAnimation/PigCity'', another show about a city of anthropomorphic pigs.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: One episode has the girl pigs sneaking into a men's locker room and then an occupied shower room to catch a pair of little monsters. In a 1990 Saturday morning cartoon.
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* TalkingAnimal: Of the FunnYAnimal variety, the pigs and the wolves, who can be understood perfectly by human scientist Dr. Sargasso and his minions, one of which is a werewolf-type creature. He even attended one of Piggsburg's universities before being kicked out.
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* TalkingAnimal: Of the FunnYAnimal FunnyAnimal variety, the pigs and the wolves, who can be understood perfectly by human scientist Dr. Sargasso and his minions, one of which is a werewolf-type creature. He even attended one of Piggsburg's universities before being kicked out.
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* TalkingAnimal: The pigs and the wolves, who can be understood perfectly by human scientist Dr. Sargasso and his minions, one of which is a werewolf-type creature. He even attended one of Piggsburg's universities before being kicked out.
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* TalkingAnimal: The Of the FunnYAnimal variety, the pigs and the wolves, who can be understood perfectly by human scientist Dr. Sargasso and his minions, one of which is a werewolf-type creature. He even attended one of Piggsburg's universities before being kicked out.
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* OffModel: "Pighead's Brain" has numerous errors, including plenty of outfits that change colors between shots.
* TalkingAnimal: The pigs and the wolves, who can be understood perfectly by human scientist Dr. Sargasso and his minions, one of which is a werewolf-type creature. He even attended one of Piggsburg's universities before being kicked out.
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* VileVillainSaccharineShow: As noted the talking pigs are pretty typical of most FunnyAnimal fare, but each episode ends up being about some monster or other being that's portrayed as menacing as they could get away with on a Saturday morning cartoon.
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* VileVillainSaccharineShow: As noted the talking pigs are pretty typical of most FunnyAnimal fare, but each episode ends up being about some monster or other being that's portrayed as menacing as they could get away with on a Saturday morning cartoon. The wolves are also into wanting to ''eat'' the pigs and openly express it.
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* BrownNote: The sight of Artemis Night's true face in "Carnival of Evil" turns anyone who looks at it into either a monster or carnival decor. Even looking at just a photograph of it yields the same effect.
