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* ABoyAndHisX: A Girl and Her Duck.
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%% * ABoyAndHisX: A Girl and Her Duck.Duck. %% Add more context to describe their relationship and what effect it has on them. %%
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* FourFingeredHand: All the human characters are drawn with these.
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''Sarah & Duck'' is a [[Creator/TheBBC CBeebies]] animated series that follows the adventures of Sarah, a 7 year old girl, and her best friend Duck, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin a Mallard duck]] in a quirky neighborhood. Narrated by Creator/RogerAllam and launched in 2013, its first series of 40 7-minute shorts did well enough that two more have been promised.
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''Sarah & Duck'' is a [[Creator/TheBBC CBeebies]] animated series that follows the adventures of Sarah, a 7 year old girl, and her best friend Duck, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin a Mallard duck]] in a quirky neighborhood. Narrated by Creator/RogerAllam and launched in 18 February 2013, its first series of 40 7-minute shorts did well enough that two more have been promised.were promised, concluding on 15 December 2017.
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* ChildishToothGap: Sarah is sometimes shown to have a few teeth missing when she smiles, which is justified since she's seven years old and kids are usually losing their baby teeth around this age.
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* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: While the three big Shallots usually make the same sound together, the smallest Shallot will spout a completely unrelated sound or word.
* ToothyIssue: Sarah is sometimes shown to have a few teeth missing when she smiles, which is justified since she's seven years old and kids are usually losing their baby teeth around this age.
* ToothyIssue: Sarah is sometimes shown to have a few teeth missing when she smiles, which is justified since she's seven years old and kids are usually losing their baby teeth around this age.
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* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: While the three big Shallots usually make the same sound together, the smallest Shallot will sometimes spout a completely unrelated sound or word.
* ToothyIssue: Sarah is sometimes shown to have a few teeth missing when she smiles, which is justified since she's seven years old and kids are usually losing their baby teeth around this age.word.
* ToothyIssue: Sarah is sometimes shown to have a few teeth missing when she smiles, which is justified since she's seven years old and kids are usually losing their baby teeth around this age.
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Airs on Creator/{{Sprout}} in the United States and is also available on Netflix.
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A live stage show entitled "Sarah & Duck's Big Top Birthday" featuring puppet versions of the characters made its debut in May 2018, with a planned tour for 2019.
Airs on Creator/{{Sprout}} in the United States and is also available worldwide on Netflix.
Airs on Creator/{{Sprout}} in the United States and is also available worldwide on Netflix.
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** The Librarian also wears an open book on his head and Scooter Boy has his helmet.
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Airs on Creator/{{Sprout}} in the United States.
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Airs on Creator/{{Sprout}} in the United States.
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* ToothyIssue: Sarah is sometimes shown to have a few teeth missing when she smiles, which is justified since she's seven years old and most kids are usually losing their baby teeth around this age.
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* ToothyIssue: Sarah is sometimes shown to have a few teeth missing when she smiles, which is justified since she's seven years old and most kids are usually losing their baby teeth around this age.
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* SwansASwimming: Averted in "Fancy Park". Pretty as the swans at the titular park are, they're portrayed as greedy and snobby. When they see Sarah giving Duck some bread, they start squacking for some, she tosses a slice in the pool -- and then they turn up their beaks at it, apparently seeing it as "common". A slight case of ShowingTheirWork, as real swans are not as friendly as people assume.
* ToothyIssue: Sarah is sometimes shown to have a few teeth missing when she smiles, which is justified since she's seven years old and most kids usually lose their baby teeth around this age.
* ToothyIssue: Sarah is sometimes shown to have a few teeth missing when she smiles, which is justified since she's seven years old and most kids usually lose their baby teeth around this age.
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* SwansASwimming: Averted in "Fancy Park". Pretty as the swans at the titular park are, they're portrayed as greedy and snobby. When they see Sarah giving Duck some bread, they start squacking quacking for some, she tosses a slice in the pool -- and then they turn up their beaks at it, apparently seeing it as "common". A slight case of ShowingTheirWork, as real swans are not as friendly as people assume.
* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: While the three big Shallots usually make the same sound together, the smallest Shallot will spout a completely unrelated sound or word.
* ToothyIssue: Sarah is sometimes shown to have a few teeth missing when she smiles, which is justified since she's seven years old and most kids are usuallylose losing their baby teeth around this age.
* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: While the three big Shallots usually make the same sound together, the smallest Shallot will spout a completely unrelated sound or word.
* ToothyIssue: Sarah is sometimes shown to have a few teeth missing when she smiles, which is justified since she's seven years old and most kids are usually
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* NiceHat: Sarah is rarely seen without her trademark green beanie hat. In one episode, she swaps it for a station master's cap while playing trains with Duck.
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* NiceHat: Sarah is rarely seen without her trademark green beanie hat. In some episodes where she dresses up, she'll swap her hat for one episode, she swaps it for a station master's cap while playing trains with Duck.that matches whatever costume she's wearing.
* ToothyIssue: Sarah is sometimes shown to have a few teeth missing when she smiles, which is justified since she's seven years old and most kids usually lose their baby teeth around this age.
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* ToothyIssue: Sarah is sometimes shown to have a couple of missing teeth when she smiles, which is justified since she's seven years old and most kids usually lose their baby teeth around this age.
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* ToothyIssue: Sarah is shown to have a couple of missing teeth when she smiles, which is justified since she's seven years old and most kids usually lose their baby teeth around this age.
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* ToothyIssue: Sarah is sometimes shown to have a couple of missing teeth when she smiles, which is justified since she's seven years old and most kids usually lose their baby teeth around this age.
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* ToothyIssue: Sarah is shown to have a couple of missing teeth when she smiles, which is justified since she's seven years old and most kids usually lose their baby teeth around this age.
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* NiceHat: Sarah is rarely seen with her trademark green beanie hat. In one episode, she swaps it for a station master's cap while playing trains with Duck.
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* NiceHat: Sarah is rarely seen with without her trademark green beanie hat. In one episode, she swaps it for a station master's cap while playing trains with Duck.
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* NiceHat: Sarah is rarely seen with her trademark green beanie hat. In one episode, she swaps it for a station master's cap while playing trains with Duck.
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* BilingualBonus: John and Flamingo have a pet octopus named ''Tako.'' John even says that "tako" is Japanese for "octopus."
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** She also knitted a huge hat for her "Weeping Woolen Tree," where she gets all her wool from (yes, wool grows on ''trees'' here), which took nearly her entire supply of yarn, which Sarah and Duck helped to resupply when she ran out.
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* RightForTheWrongReasons: In "No More Wool," Leftover Wool admits he's unaware of what Scarf Lady is knitting, but suggests that considering the size of what she's making, it's probably a "wooly hat for the Big Shop!" She was indeed knitting a wooly hat, but it was for the Weeping Woolen Tree (she calls it a "treewarmer").
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The narrator never says something like that when something comes to life as far as I know.
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* InteractiveNarrator: The Narrator helps and makes suggestions for Sarah and Duck. And, when something comes to life, he says "Look, Sarah! The (insert inanimate object here) has come to life!"
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* InteractiveNarrator: The Narrator helps and makes suggestions for Sarah and Duck. And, when something comes to life, he says "Look, Sarah! The (insert inanimate object here) has come to life!"
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* DeadpanSnarker: Bag, particularly when he corrects Scarf Lady. Sarah also has her moments.
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* ABoyAndHisX: A Girl and Her Duck
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* ABoyAndHisX: A Girl and Her DuckDuck.
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* DomesticOnlyCartoon: [[BritishSeries British]], through and through
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* DomesticOnlyCartoon: [[BritishSeries British]], through and throughthrough.
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* LimitedWardrobe: The characters never change clothes
* NameAndName: Sarah And Duck
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* LimitedWardrobe: The characters never change clothes
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* NameAndName: Sarah AndDuckDuck.
* NameAndName: Sarah And
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* CloudCuckooLander: Scarf Lady certainly qualifies.
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* CloudCuckooLander: Scarf Lady [[ScatterbrainedSenior Scarf]] [[CoolHouse Lady]] certainly qualifies.qualifies.
* CloudcuckoolandersMinder: And Bag is this to Scarf Lady.
* {{Continuity}}: The show has a surprisingly good amount of this despite being aimed at a younger audience.
* CloudcuckoolandersMinder: And Bag is this to Scarf Lady.
* {{Continuity}}: The show has a surprisingly good amount of this despite being aimed at a younger audience.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The faces Bag makes when Scarf Lady pulls something out of him are actually quite disturbing.
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* ArtisticLicenseAnimalCare: In reality, Duck would have become sick from eating so much bread.
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* ArtisticLicenseAnimalCare: In reality, Duck would have become sick (or ''worse'') from eating so much bread.
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* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Cherry tomatoes for Sarah and bread for Duck. They both like lemonade too.
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* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Cherry tomatoes for Sarah and bread for Duck. They both like lemonade lemon water too.
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* ABoyAndHisX: A Girl And Her Duck
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* DomesticOnlyCartoon: [[BritishSeries British]], through and through
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* NameAndName: Sarah And Duck
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* FeatherFingers: Subverted. Duck grabs with his beak like a real bird, while he uses his wings for flapping or gesticulation.
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* FeatherFingers: Subverted. Duck grabs and the other avian characters grab with his beak their beaks like a real bird, birds, while he they uses his their wings for flapping or gesticulation.
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* DoesNotLikeSpam: In "Sarah, Duck and the Penguins", Duck tries out fish while pretending to be a penguin and is promptly disgusted by the taste. A bit of FridgeBrilliance to this; plants and invertebrates make up most of a mallard's diet, while fish is only occasionally eaten.
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* DoesNotLikeSpam: In "Sarah, Duck and the Penguins", Duck tries to eat a fish while masquerading as a penguin and promptly spits it out in disgust. A bit of FridgeBrilliance to this; plants and invertebrates make up most of a mallard duck's diet, while fish is only occasionally eaten.
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* SwansASwimming: Averted in "Fancy Park". Pretty as the swans at the titular park are, they're portrayed as greedy and snobby. When they see Sarah giving Duck some bread, they start squacking for some, she tosses a slice in the pool -- and then they turn up their beaks at it, apparently seeing it as "common".
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* SwansASwimming: Averted in "Fancy Park". Pretty as the swans at the titular park are, they're portrayed as greedy and snobby. When they see Sarah giving Duck some bread, they start squacking for some, she tosses a slice in the pool -- and then they turn up their beaks at it, apparently seeing it as "common". A slight case of ShowingTheirWork, as real swans are not as friendly as people assume.
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* DoesNotLikeSpam: In "Sarah, Duck and the Penguins", Duck tries to eat a fish while masquerading as a penguin and promptly spits it out in disgust. A bit of FridgeBrilliance; plants and invertebrates make up most of a mallard's diet, while fish is only occasionally eaten.
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* DoesNotLikeSpam: In "Sarah, Duck and the Penguins", Duck tries to eat a fish while masquerading as a penguin and promptly spits it out in disgust. A bit of FridgeBrilliance; FridgeBrilliance to this; plants and invertebrates make up most of a mallard's mallard duck's diet, while fish is only occasionally eaten.
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* DoesNotLikeSpam: In "Sarah, Duck and the Penguins", Duck tries to eat a fish while masquerading as a penguin and promptly spits it out in disgust. A bit of FridgeBrilliance; plants and invertebrates make up most of a mallard's diet, while fish is only occasionally eaten.
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* FeatherFingers: Subverted. Duck uses his beak to grab like a real bird, while he uses his wings for flapping or gesticulation.
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* FeatherFingers: Subverted. Duck uses grabs with his beak to grab like a real bird, while he uses his wings for flapping or gesticulation.
