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* CanadaEh: In season two, the show gets relocated to Canada.
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* GassyGastronomy: In "Weight to Go, Andy", when Andy is training for an EatingContest at a restaurant called the Beans 'n' Burger, a fart noise is heard as each day is being checked off on a calendar.
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* TitleMontage: Series 1's intro averts this trope, while Series 2 and 3 play it straight.
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* TitleMontage: TitleMontage:
** Series 1's intro averts thistrope, while trope except for a scene from the episode "Gooey Chewies", except for the Canadian intro which uses clips from the respective episode in this part of the sequence. The credits play straight, though.
** Series 2 plays it straight by having the entire intro consist of scenes from Series 1 and some from Series 2 itself.
** Series 3play also plays it straight.
** Series 1's intro averts this
** Series 2 plays it straight by having the entire intro consist of scenes from Series 1 and some from Series 2 itself.
** Series 3
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* TitleMontage: Series 1's intro averts this trope, while Series 2 and 3 play it straight.
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* FormulaBreakingEpisode: "Busting" doesn't feature any pranks.
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* LeastRhymableWord: In "Rhyme Time", Andy has to rhyme for a whole week due to a bet he has made with Jen. She tries to trick him with the word "orange". [[spoiler: He gets away with "door hinge."]]
** During that episode, Jen and Teri also tried to get him with "raisin" and "month". Andy uses "Phrasin'" and a lisped "dunce", respectively.
** During that episode, Jen and Teri also tried to get him with "raisin" and "month". Andy uses "Phrasin'" and a lisped "dunce", respectively.
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* LeastRhymableWord: In "Rhyme Time", Andy has to rhyme for a whole week due to a bet he has made with Jen. She tries to trick him with the word "orange". [[spoiler: He gets away with "door hinge."]]
**"]] During that episode, Jen and Teri also tried to get him with "raisin" and "month". Andy uses "Phrasin'" and a lisped "dunce", respectively.
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* NoseNuggets: In "Emergency Spew Relish", Andy notes to Danny that one fake disease name he had thought of for his YouDontWantToCatchThis gambit was "multi-snotty-osis".
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* SchoolPlay: In "Rhyme Time", Jen is cast as Titania in a high school production of ''Theatre/AMidsummerNightsDream''. When she boasts about this, she and her brother Andy make a bet involving him rhyming for an entire week, and whoever loses has to stop speaking for the next week.
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''What's with Andy?'' is a Canadian animated series from the Montreal-based animation studio Creator/CineGroupe and loosely based on the semi-autobiographical ''[[Literature/AndyGriffithsJustSeries Just...!]]'' series of children's books by Australian author Creator/AndyGriffiths.
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''What's with Andy?'' is a Canadian Canadian/American/French animated series from the Montreal-based animation studio Creator/CineGroupe and loosely based on the semi-autobiographical ''[[Literature/AndyGriffithsJustSeries Just...!]]'' series of children's books by Australian author Creator/AndyGriffiths.
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* ThermalDissident: "Don't Eat the Yellow Snow" establishes that most of the Larkins don't like snowy weather, but the father, Earl, loves it, so he often takes the family on winter outings, to their annoyance.
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* AdaptationDisplacement: For most 90s/2000s kids (especially if you're Canadian) this show is way more well known than the book series it was based on.
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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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* AdaptationDisplacement: For most 90s/2000s kids (especially if you're Canadian) this show is way more well known than the book series it was based on.
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* BathroomControl: PlayedForDrama in "Busting", when Andy drinks gallons of grape juice - and then, when he finally finds the toilet, he gets thrown out of it by the school bullies Lik and Leech.
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* ShakingTheRump: Andy in the season 2 intro.
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* HelpingAnotherSaveFace: In "101 Underpants", [[ThePrankster Andy]] sells belts that are designed to [[PantsPullingPrank pants the wearer]] at a specific time. However, when his crush Lori buys a belt, he hurries to prevent her pants from falling.
-->'''Andy''': "I must save Lori's pants!"
-->'''Andy''': "I must save Lori's pants!"
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* PranksterParent: While Lori's father doesn't [[PrinceOfPranksters do elaborate pranks like Andy]], he's still a practical joker, often playing pranks on Lori and other people.
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* TeasingParent: While Lori's father doesn't [[PrinceOfPranksters do elaborate pranks like Andy]], he's still a practical joker, often playing pranks on Lori and other people.
