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* AluminumChristmasTrees: One episode centers around Xandir coming out to his parents. The other housemates help him prepare for it by staging a scenario. In the scenario, Clara's character of Xandir's old girlfriend is given the surname "Slutsky." To most, it would probably be assumed that it's just a PunnyName. However, "Slutsky" is actually a real surname, of Russian-Jewish origin.
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** Princess Clara's [[PoliticallyIncorrectVillain antics]] throughout the series is this in light of Tara Strong's Tweets from the November 2018 video of her yelling at an uber driver, which were seen as racist as the driver was an immigrant, to the recent tweets about the Arab-Israeli war, which were perceived as Islamophobic.
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** Princess Clara's [[PoliticallyIncorrectVillain politically-incorrect antics]] throughout the series is are this in light of Tara Strong's Tweets from the Creator/TaraStrong's November 2018 video of her yelling at an uber driver, which Uber driver (which were seen as racist as the driver was an immigrant, immigrant), to the recent tweets in late 2023 about the Arab-Israeli Israel-Hamas war, which were perceived as Islamophobic.
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* GeniusBonus: A subplot involves Toot yearning for the arrival of the Wienermobile. The climax of this plot mimics the Creator/RayBradbury story "All Summer in a Day" when Toot [[spoiler: is locked in the closet and misses her opportunity]].
* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: The show is very popular in Latin America, to the point that reruns are still shown on their Comedy Central feed to this very day. [[SugarWiki/SuperlativeDubbing The amazingly done dub]] is one of the main reasons of this.
** The show also had a small but loyal German fanbase.
** While Captain Hero tends to be a divisive character in the English-speaking fandom, the Latin American fandom totally loves him and often consider him the funniest character of the series, mostly due the perfomance of Creator/GerardoReyero.
* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: The show is very popular in Latin America, to the point that reruns are still shown on their Comedy Central feed to this very day. [[SugarWiki/SuperlativeDubbing The amazingly done dub]] is one of the main reasons of this.
** The show also had a small but loyal German fanbase.
** While Captain Hero tends to be a divisive character in the English-speaking fandom, the Latin American fandom totally loves him and often consider him the funniest character of the series, mostly due the perfomance of Creator/GerardoReyero.
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** A subplot involves Toot yearning for the arrival of the Wienermobile. The climax of this plot mimics the Creator/RayBradbury story "All Summer in a Day" when Toot [[spoiler: is locked in the closet and misses her opportunity]].
** A dub-only example. In the Latin American Spanish dub, Toot Braunstein, the obvious Betty Boop {{Expy}}, had her name changed to Lulú d'Cartón (literally "Lulu d'Cardboard"). The reason for the name change becomes clear upon one knowing that in Mexico (where the dub was made), there was a soft drink brand named Lulú whose logo was a pretty obvious (and trademark-infringing) carbon-copy of Betty Boop, before it was changed just enough to be lawyer-friendly.
*GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff:
** The show is very popular in Latin America, to the point that reruns are still shown on their Comedy Central feed to this very day. [[SugarWiki/SuperlativeDubbing The amazingly done dub]] is one of the main reasons of this.
** The show also had a small but loyal German fanbase.
** While*** Captain Hero tends in particular, while tending to be a divisive character in the English-speaking fandom, is pretty much universally loved in the Latin American fandom totally loves him and is often consider him considered there as the funniest character of the series, mostly due the perfomance of Creator/GerardoReyero.Creator/GerardoReyero.
** True to the trope's name, the show also had a small but loyal German fanbase.
** A subplot involves Toot yearning for the arrival of the Wienermobile. The climax of this plot mimics the Creator/RayBradbury story "All Summer in a Day" when Toot [[spoiler: is locked in the closet and misses her opportunity]].
** A dub-only example. In the Latin American Spanish dub, Toot Braunstein, the obvious Betty Boop {{Expy}}, had her name changed to Lulú d'Cartón (literally "Lulu d'Cardboard"). The reason for the name change becomes clear upon one knowing that in Mexico (where the dub was made), there was a soft drink brand named Lulú whose logo was a pretty obvious (and trademark-infringing) carbon-copy of Betty Boop, before it was changed just enough to be lawyer-friendly.
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** The show is very popular in Latin America, to the point that reruns are still shown on their Comedy Central feed to this very day. [[SugarWiki/SuperlativeDubbing The amazingly done dub]] is one of the main reasons of this.
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** True to the trope's name, the show also had a small but loyal German fanbase.
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** Princess Clara's [[PoliticallyIncorrectVillain antics]] throughout the series is this in light of Tara Strong's Tweets about the Arab-Israeli war, which were perceived as Islamophobic.
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** Princess Clara's [[PoliticallyIncorrectVillain antics]] throughout the series is this in light of Tara Strong's Tweets from the November 2018 video of her yelling at an uber driver, which were seen as racist as the driver was an immigrant, to the recent tweets about the Arab-Israeli war, which were perceived as Islamophobic. Islamophobic.
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Not only does VD require a 20 year waiting period (this show will not turn 20 until fall 2004 or so), but literally everything about the show wouldn't fly today because it was intended to be offensive as possible, not just the fat jokes
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* ValuesDissonance: The [[FatComicRelief mockery of Toot's weight issues]] could be seen as offensive by today's standards, considering the rise of {{Chubby Chaser}}s and more general acceptance of overweight people in recent years.
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** In "A Tale of Two Cows", while Toot was getting a [[{{Wedgie}} devastating wedgie]], her underwear had some [[DeliberatelyMonochrome gray]] skidmarks on them right before they were ripped out of her butt.
