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* GoldTooth: In "Little Pigs 3", Dizzy (the pig who plays the cello) is shown to have a gold tooth.
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* FracturedFairyTale: The series consists of the Goose Lady forcing two children to listen to bizarre versions of famous fairy tales.
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* FracturedFairyTale: The series consists of the Goose Lady forcing two children to listen to bizarre versions of famous fairy tales. She and Juanito claim that it's what truly happened in each story.
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* ProducePelting: King Humpty Dumpty's subjects knock him off his wall by throwing vegetables at him in "The Egg Who Would Be King".
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* ProducePelting: King Humpty Dumpty's subjects knock him off his wall by throwing vegetables at him in "The Egg Who Would Be King".
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* EggFolk: "The Egg Who Would Be King" consists of the Goose Lady's take on Humpty Dumpty, where it is established that the nursery rhyme character was laid by a chicken who was jealous of the goose that lays golden eggs and then booted out by his mother because she considered him another failure in laying valuable eggs. Humpty then decides to become King of Fairy Tale Land, but his people grow so sick of his laziness that they knock him off his wall by [[ProducePelting throwing vegetables at him]].
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* FatBastard: The title characters of "Hamsel and Grande" are a pair of overweight children who eat the witch's gingerbread house in spite of her pleas and sic a woodsman on her whenever she tries to stop them.
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* KafkaKomedy: The Goose Lady's rendition of Hansel and Gretel. Hansel and Gretel are two greedy fat kids who keep trying to eat the Witch's candy house. Every time the Witch tries to stop them, they cry for help and a nearby Woodsman, assuming the Witch is trying to eat the kids, attacks her with his ax. The pattern repeats itself until the Witch's home is nearly entirely gone. She then constructs a new house made out of liver, which repulses Hansel and Gretel... but it turns out the Woodsman loves liver and starts eating the house while the Witch breaks down into tears.
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* KafkaKomedy: The Goose Lady's rendition of Hansel "Hamsel and Gretel. Hansel Grande" is essentially a send-up of ''Literature/HanselAndGretel'' where the story is played for misery-based BlackComedy. Hamsel and Gretel Grande are two greedy fat kids who keep trying to eat the Witch's candy house. Every time the Witch tries to stop them, they cry for help and a nearby Woodsman, assuming the Witch is trying to eat the kids, attacks her with his ax. The pattern repeats itself until the Witch's home is nearly entirely gone. She then constructs a new house made out of liver, which repulses Hansel and Gretel... but it turns out the Woodsman loves liver and starts eating the house while the Witch breaks down into tears.
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* PunnyName: The Goose Lady's version of ''Hansel and Gretel'' has the children named Hamsel and Grande as puns on the fact that they are ridiculously obese.
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* SpoofAesop: When the morals to the Goose Lady's stories aren't contradicted by how the actual story unfolds, then they're just nonsense that is barely relevant to the story at all (e.g. "A Fisherman's Wife and a Fish" giving the moral that your wishes can always come true as long as you make sure you wish on a magical fish).
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* SpoofAesop: When the morals to the Goose Lady's stories aren't contradicted by how the actual story unfolds, then they're just nonsense that is barely relevant to the story at all (e.g. "Three Bears and a Blonde" ending with the Goose Lady invoking the old saying that blondes have more fun and "A Fisherman's Wife and a Fish" giving the moral that your wishes can always come true as long as you make sure you wish on a magical fish).
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* HypocriticalHumor: In "Three Bears and a Blonde", Goldie Locks calls the three bears jerks when she was being a horrible guest to them.
* JokeOfTheButt: "Three Bears and a Blonde" has the size of Mama Bear's backside commented on by her son after Goldilocks sinks into Mama Bear's chair.
* JokeOfTheButt: "Three Bears and a Blonde" has the size of Mama Bear's backside commented on by her son after Goldilocks sinks into Mama Bear's chair.
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* HypocriticalHumor: In "Three Bears and a Blonde", Goldie Locks calls the three bears jerks Goldilocks responds to Papa Bear telling her to leave by calling him a jerk, when she was being the way she'd been acting hardly makes her a horrible respectable guest to them.
the Three Bears. Before leaving, she even gloats that she's glad she destroyed Baby Bear's chair.
* JokeOfTheButt: "Three Bears and a Blonde" has Goldilocks rebuke Papa Bear after sitting in his chair by rhetorically asking if he thought little girls have iron bottoms, plus the size of Mama Bear's backside is commented on by her son after Goldilocks sinks into Mama Bear's chair.
* JokeOfTheButt: "Three Bears and a Blonde" has Goldilocks rebuke Papa Bear after sitting in his chair by rhetorically asking if he thought little girls have iron bottoms, plus the size of Mama Bear's backside is commented on by her son after Goldilocks sinks into Mama Bear's chair.
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* ButtMonkey: Dot and Randy are always forced to listen to the Goose Lady's stories and, in the process, have their attendance and performance rates at school being put in jeopardy, whether from the Goose Lady keeping them up at night when there is an exam tomorrow or from the Goose Lady making them miss the school bus.
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* ButtMonkey: Dot and Randy are always forced to listen to the Goose Lady's stories and, in the process, have their attendance and performance rates at school being put in jeopardy, whether from the Goose Lady keeping them up at night when there is an exam tomorrow or from the Goose Lady making them miss the school bus. To make things worse, the Goose Lady always gets away so the authority figures who show up blame the children for the destruction the Goose Lady causes and the children's pleas that the Goose Lady is to blame are never believed.
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* HypocriticalHumor: In "The Three Bears and the Blonde", Goldie Locks calls the three bears jerks when she was being a horrible guest to them.
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* HypocriticalHumor: In "The Three "Three Bears and the a Blonde", Goldie Locks calls the three bears jerks when she was being a horrible guest to them.them.
* JokeOfTheButt: "Three Bears and a Blonde" has the size of Mama Bear's backside commented on by her son after Goldilocks sinks into Mama Bear's chair.
* JokeOfTheButt: "Three Bears and a Blonde" has the size of Mama Bear's backside commented on by her son after Goldilocks sinks into Mama Bear's chair.
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* GoldTooth: In "Little Pigs 3", Dizzy (the pig who plays the cello) is shown to have a gold tooth.
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* BeanstalkParody: "Jack and the Beatstalk" is a take-off of the story of ''Literature/JackAndTheBeanstalk'' where Jack is a beatnik whose mother owns a coffee shop and the giant is a hippie who owns a magic coffee machine.
