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* AdamAndEvePlot: This happened at the end of "Hollywood's Arc". After eating all of the food on the Ark, chewing off the horns of the unicorns, and other disasters, Hollywood/Noah finally gets sick of the dogs and tries to throw them overboard. Suddenly the storms passes and an overjoyed Noah shouts "Drop anchor, brethren!" Big Dog then throws the anchor in the air, sinking the ship. The Dogs end up swimming to a nearby island. Thousands of years later all of civilization looks like the two stupid dogs. It's probably best not to think about which dog was the "Adam" and [[MisterSeahorse which was the "Eve"]].
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* AdamAndEvePlot: This happened at the end of "Hollywood's Arc".Ark". After eating all of the food on the Ark, chewing off the horns of the unicorns, and other disasters, Hollywood/Noah finally gets sick of the dogs and tries to throw them overboard. Suddenly the storms passes and an overjoyed Noah shouts "Drop anchor, brethren!" Big Dog then throws the anchor in the air, sinking the ship. The Dogs end up swimming to a nearby island. Thousands of years later all of civilization looks like the two stupid dogs. It's probably best not to think about which dog was the "Adam" and [[MisterSeahorse which was the "Eve"]].
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* NakedPeopleAreFunny: In the episode "Stunt Dogs", when the dogs accidentally tear off Hollywood's loincloth ("[[ExactWords You gotta grab onto something!]]").
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* NakedPeopleAreFunny: In the episode "Stunt Dogs", when the dogs accidentally tear off Hollywood's loincloth ("[[ExactWords You gotta grab hold onto something!]]").
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* NakedPeopleAreFunny: In the episode "Stunt Dogs", when the gods accidentally tear off Hollywood's loincloth ("[[ExactWords You gotta grab onto something!]]").
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* NakedPeopleAreFunny: In the episode "Stunt Dogs", when the gods dogs accidentally tear off Hollywood's loincloth ("[[ExactWords You gotta grab onto something!]]").
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-->*Little Dog grabs it, with Hollywood covering himself quickly*
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-->*Little Dog grabs it, with Hollywood covering himself quickly*quickly covers himself*
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* NakedPeopleAreFunny: In the episode "Stunt Dogs", when Hollywood accidentally gets his loin cloth torn off.
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* NakedPeopleAreFunny: In the episode "Stunt Dogs", when Hollywood the gods accidentally gets his loin cloth torn off.tear off Hollywood's loincloth ("[[ExactWords You gotta grab onto something!]]").
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** Every time Big Dog scares a cat, it freezes and [[ScreamsLikeALittleGirl lets out a high-pitched scream]].
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** Every time Big Dog scares a cat, it freezes and [[ScreamsLikeALittleGirl lets out a high-pitched scream]].scream]] and then freezes and falls down, with the sound of china tapping on the surface.
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[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin As expected]], it revolves around a [[LittleGuyBigBuddy mismatched pair]] of stray dogs, [[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep neither of whom is named on or off the program]], who generally wandered about getting into surreally wacky misadventures. The shorts had several recurring characters, including [[PublicDomainCharacter a ditzy version of Red Riding Hood]], [[ShrinkingViolet a shy schoolboy called Kevin]], and most importantly their most frequent antagonist, [[NoIndoorVoice the loudmouthed]] "[[BoisterousBruiser Mr. H]]" (or "Hollywood" in the credits).
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[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin As expected]], it revolves around a [[LittleGuyBigBuddy mismatched pair]] of stray dogs, [[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep neither of whom is named on or off the program]], who generally wandered about getting into surreally wacky misadventures. The shorts had several recurring characters, including [[PublicDomainCharacter a ditzy version of Red Riding Hood]], [[ShrinkingViolet a shy schoolboy called Kevin]], Kenny]], and most importantly their most frequent antagonist, [[NoIndoorVoice the loudmouthed]] "[[BoisterousBruiser Mr. H]]" (or "Hollywood" in the credits).
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* ThickLineAnimation: The TropeMaker: the show's stylized look would go on to become the house style of the Cartoon Cartoons era of Cartoon Network.
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* SoundtrackLullaby: At the start of "Bathroom Humor", "Brahms' Lullaby" plays while Big Dog is asleep with his head in a trash can.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Has its [[Radar/TwoStupidDogs own page]].
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%% * GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Has its [[Radar/TwoStupidDogs own page]].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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[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin As expected]], it revolves around a [[LittleGuyBigBuddy mismatched pair]] of stray dogs, [[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep neither of whom is named on or off the program]], who generally wandered about getting into surreally wacky misadventures. The shorts had several recurring characters, including [[PublicDomainCharacter a version of Red Riding Hood]], [[ShrinkingViolet a shy schoolboy called Kevin]], and most importantly their most frequent antagonist, [[NoIndoorVoice the loudmouthed]] "[[BoisterousBruiser Mr. H]]" (or "Hollywood" in the credits).
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[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin As expected]], it revolves around a [[LittleGuyBigBuddy mismatched pair]] of stray dogs, [[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep neither of whom is named on or off the program]], who generally wandered about getting into surreally wacky misadventures. The shorts had several recurring characters, including [[PublicDomainCharacter a ditzy version of Red Riding Hood]], [[ShrinkingViolet a shy schoolboy called Kevin]], and most importantly their most frequent antagonist, [[NoIndoorVoice the loudmouthed]] "[[BoisterousBruiser Mr. H]]" (or "Hollywood" in the credits).
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[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin As expected]], it revolves around a [[LittleGuyBigBuddy mismatched pair]] of stray dogs, [[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep neither of whom is named on or off the program]], who generally wandered about getting into surreally wacky misadventures. The shorts had several recurring characters, including [[PublicDomainCharacter a version of Red Riding Hood]], [[ShrinkingViolet a shy schoolboy called Kevin]], and most importantly their most frequent antagonist, [[NoIndoorVoice the loudmouthed]] "[[BoisterousBruiser Mr. H]]" (or "Hollywood" in the credits).
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[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin As expected]], it revolves around a [[LittleGuyBigBuddy mismatched pair]] of stray dogs, [[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep neither of whom is named on or off the program]], who generally wandered about getting into surreally wacky misadventures. The shorts had several recurring characters, including [[PublicDomainCharacter a version of Red Riding Hood]], and most importantly their most frequent antagonist, [[NoIndoorVoice the loudmouthed]] "[[BoisterousBruiser Mr. H]]" (or "Hollywood" in the credits).
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This AnimatedSeries, originally aired on Creator/{{TBS}} and broadcast syndication between [[TheNineties 1993 and 1995]], was Creator/HannaBarbera's [[FollowTheLeader answer]] to ''WesternAnimation/RenAndStimpy''. [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin As expected]], it revolves around a [[LittleGuyBigBuddy mismatched pair]] of stray dogs, [[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep neither of whom is named on or off the program]], who generally wandered about getting into surreally wacky misadventures. The shorts had several recurring characters, including [[PublicDomainCharacter a version of Red Riding Hood]], and most importantly their most frequent antagonist, "[[BoisterousBruiser Mr. H]]" (or "Hollywood" in the credits).
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This AnimatedSeries, originally aired on Creator/{{TBS}} and broadcast syndication between [[TheNineties 1993 and 1995]], was Creator/HannaBarbera's [[FollowTheLeader answer]] to ''WesternAnimation/RenAndStimpy''.
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[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin As expected]], it revolves around a [[LittleGuyBigBuddy mismatched pair]] of stray dogs, [[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep neither of whom is named on or off the program]], who generally wandered about getting into surreally wacky misadventures. The shorts had several recurring characters, including [[PublicDomainCharacter a version of Red Riding Hood]], and most importantly their most frequent antagonist, "[[BoisterousBruiser Mr. H]]" (or "Hollywood" in the credits).
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This AnimatedSeries, originally aired on Creator/{{TBS}} and broadcast syndication between [[TheNineties 1993 and 1995]], was Creator/HannaBarbera's [[FollowTheLeader answer]] to ''WesternAnimation/RenAndStimpy''. [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin As expected]], it revolves around a [[LittleGuyBigBuddy mismatched pair]] of stupid dogs, [[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep neither of whom is named on or off the program]], who generally wandered about having surreally wacky misadventures. The shorts had several recurring characters, including [[PublicDomainCharacter a version of Red Riding Hood]], and most importantly their most frequent antagonist, "[[BoisterousBruiser Mr. H]]" (or "Hollywood" in the credits).
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This AnimatedSeries, originally aired on Creator/{{TBS}} and broadcast syndication between [[TheNineties 1993 and 1995]], was Creator/HannaBarbera's [[FollowTheLeader answer]] to ''WesternAnimation/RenAndStimpy''. [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin As expected]], it revolves around a [[LittleGuyBigBuddy mismatched pair]] of stupid stray dogs, [[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep neither of whom is named on or off the program]], who generally wandered about having getting into surreally wacky misadventures. The shorts had several recurring characters, including [[PublicDomainCharacter a version of Red Riding Hood]], and most importantly their most frequent antagonist, "[[BoisterousBruiser Mr. H]]" (or "Hollywood" in the credits).
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This AnimatedSeries, originally aired on Creator/{{TBS}} and broadcast syndication between [[TheNineties 1993 and 1995]], was Creator/HannaBarbera's [[FollowTheLeader answer]] to ''WesternAnimation/RenAndStimpy''. [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin As expected]], it revolves around a [[LittleGuyBigBuddy mismatched pair]] of stupid dogs, [[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep neither of whom is named on or off the program]], and their who generally wandered about having surreally wacky misadventures. The shorts had several recurring characters, including [[PublicDomainCharacter a version of Red Riding Hood]], and most importantly their most frequent antagonist, "[[BoisterousBruiser Mr. H]]" (or "Hollywood" in the credits).
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* YoYoPlotPoint: All three "Red" episodes start with Little Dog enjoying the forest, while Big Dog calling out for food. Since they're in nature, Little Dog tries to find "nature stuff" give him, but nothing seems remotely pleasing (especially a dead squirrel). Enter a non-nature food, courtesy of Red, and the trope ends.
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This AnimatedSeries, originally aired on Creator/{{TBS}} and broadcast syndication between [[TheNineties 1993 and 1995]], was Creator/HannaBarbera's [[FollowTheLeader answer to]] ''WesternAnimation/RenAndStimpy''. [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin As expected]], it revolves around a [[LittleGuyBigBuddy mismatched pair]] of stupid dogs, [[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep neither of whom is named on or off the program]], and their surreally wacky misadventures. The shorts had several recurring characters, including [[PublicDomainCharacter a version of Red Riding Hood]], and most importantly their most frequent antagonist, "[[BoisterousBruiser Mr. H]]" (or "Hollywood" in the credits).
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This AnimatedSeries, originally aired on Creator/{{TBS}} and broadcast syndication between [[TheNineties 1993 and 1995]], was Creator/HannaBarbera's [[FollowTheLeader answer to]] answer]] to ''WesternAnimation/RenAndStimpy''. [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin As expected]], it revolves around a [[LittleGuyBigBuddy mismatched pair]] of stupid dogs, [[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep neither of whom is named on or off the program]], and their surreally wacky misadventures. The shorts had several recurring characters, including [[PublicDomainCharacter a version of Red Riding Hood]], and most importantly their most frequent antagonist, "[[BoisterousBruiser Mr. H]]" (or "Hollywood" in the credits).
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The backup feature of the show was a {{Revival}} of ''WesternAnimation/SecretSquirrel'' called ''Super Secret Secret Squirrel''. This version consistently featured {{Funny Animal}}s beyond Secret and Morocco Mole. It also introduced "Penny", secretary to DaChief (and an obvious [[CaptainErsatz counterpart to]] [[Film/JamesBond Miss Moneypenny]].)
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The backup feature of the show was a {{Revival}} of ''WesternAnimation/SecretSquirrel'' called ''Super Secret Secret Squirrel''. This version consistently featured {{Funny Animal}}s beyond Secret and Morocco Mole. It also introduced "Penny", secretary to DaChief (and an obvious [[CaptainErsatz counterpart to]] counterpart]] to [[Film/JamesBond Miss Moneypenny]].)
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* TheSilentBob: While not quite as mute as the TropeNamer, the Big Dog usually only says a few words at a time and the few times he speaks in complete sentences, it's because he has something actually worthwhile to share.
* SimpletonVoice: Big Dog has a dumb-sounding voice. He is voiced by Brad Garrett after all.
* SimpletonVoice: Big Dog has a dumb-sounding voice. He is voiced by Brad Garrett after all.
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* TheSilentBob: While Though he predates [[Film/{{Clerks}} the]] TropeNamer by a year and is not quite nearly as mute as the TropeNamer, mute, the Big Dog usually still only says a few words at a time and time. Like the trope namer, however, the few times he speaks in complete sentences, it's because he has something actually worthwhile to share.
* SimpletonVoice: BigDog has a dumb-sounding voice. He is voiced by Dog. All Brad Garrett after all.needs to do is speak slowly in his trademark deep voice to make the character sound significantly stupider.
* SimpletonVoice: Big
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--->'''Drill Sergeant:''' No [[Disney/TheLittleMermaid cutesy]] in my corps, only classic funny cartoons. You know, lots of butt jokes! Too [[WesternAnimation/BeanyAndCecil Beanie!]] Too out there! Too [[FantasticVoyagePlot in there]]! Too [[WesternAnimation/TheRenAndStimpyShow diseased]]!
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--->'''Drill Sergeant:''' No [[Disney/TheLittleMermaid [[WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid1989 cutesy]] in my corps, only classic funny cartoons. You know, lots of butt jokes! Too [[WesternAnimation/BeanyAndCecil Beanie!]] Too out there! Too [[FantasticVoyagePlot in there]]! Too [[WesternAnimation/TheRenAndStimpyShow diseased]]!
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* EnergeticAndSoftSpokenDuo: The main duo is composed of the excitable but loopy Little Dog, who comes up with hare-brained ideas explained by InsaneTrollLogic; and TheStoic but dim Big Dog, who goes along quietly with his companion's lunacy because he can't think of anything better to do.
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Compare and contrast ''WesternAnimation/SWATKats'', which ran alongside the series on TBS and most local stations and were both examples of shows bringing their own style with a good helping of PromotedFanboy love. Even though in content was pretty much different in every way (like being action-adventure instead of comedy). Ultimately they were both ended to focus on the ''What-A-Cartoon!'' project (though for a while, ''SWAT Kats'' fans believed Ted Turner was the cause, thanks to a misquoted interview). Also notable, was that Creator/CraigMcCracken and Creator/GenndyTartakovsky started their careers working on this series before given the chance to make their own shows, ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'' and ''WesternAnimation/DextersLaboratory''.
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Compare and contrast ''WesternAnimation/SWATKats'', which ran alongside the series on TBS and most local stations and were both examples of shows bringing their own style with a good helping of PromotedFanboy love. Even though in content was pretty much different in every way (like being action-adventure instead of comedy). Ultimately they were both ended to focus on the ''What-A-Cartoon!'' project (though for a while, ''SWAT Kats'' fans believed Ted Turner was the cause, thanks to a misquoted interview). Also notable, was that Creator/CraigMcCracken and Creator/GenndyTartakovsky started their interview).
Today, the show is notable for kickstarting the careersworking on this series before given the chance to of several animators who'd make their own shows, ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'' a name for themselves in the later half of the 90s, such as Creator/CraigMcCracken, Creator/GenndyTartakovsky, Paul Rudish and ''WesternAnimation/DextersLaboratory''.Tony Craig (all from the Cal Arts class of 1992).
Today, the show is notable for kickstarting the careers
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* GoodAngelBadAngel: In the episode, “A Quarter”, when the dogs are trying to get $10,000, the big dog sees his face on a wanted poster for a $10,000 reward. The little dog’s shoulder devil appears telling him to turn him in for the money, and then his shoulder angel appears to tell him...[[BaitAndSwitch the exact same thing!]]
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* BlindingBangs: Big Dog's eyes are covered by a tuft of hair.
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* BlindingBangs: Big Dog's eyes are covered by a tuft of hair. He can still see fine.
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* DogsAreDumb: Well, it ''is'' in the title of the show. The two titular protagonists are both dogs and morons.
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* DogsAreDumb: Well, it ''is'' in the title of the show. The two titular protagonists are both dogs and morons. The Little Dog especially. One episode reveals he doesn't even know his own age or name.
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* FaceYourFears: Subverted in an episode where Little Dog tries to get over his fear of cats but fails.
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* CuteKitten: These often appear in front of the duo, scaring Little Dog, despite them not doing anything to him at all, prompting Big Dog to scare them away.
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* IronicFear: Little Dog is afraid of cats.
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* DogsAreDumb: The two titular protagonists are both dogs and morons.
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* HappyEnding: The ending of “Return of Red.”