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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Although the first album was published in 1986, many elements prove this series is more hooked on TheSeventies:
** One story has the patient being a man who was sentenced to be killed by the guillotine. Death penalty was abolished in 1981 in France (where the story allegedly takes place).
** An eyepatch joke refers to Israeli General Moshe Dayan, who was then famous for his war maneuvers.
** The nurses are shown wearing skirts, which was the typical uniform then. In later, more modern albums, they wear pants.
** One story has the patient being a man who was sentenced to be killed by the guillotine. Death penalty was abolished in 1981 in France (where the story allegedly takes place).
** An eyepatch joke refers to Israeli General Moshe Dayan, who was then famous for his war maneuvers.
** The nurses are shown wearing skirts, which was the typical uniform then. In later, more modern albums, they wear pants.
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* NauseaFuel: One gag has a nurse confuse a jar of gooseberry jam and one of human blood, spreading the latter on her bread... it ends with her vomiting in the bathroom.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: This series has quite a lot of dark, even gory humor, and yet it is often put along "kid comics" categories.
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* BizarroEpisode: One episode is about a baby delivery by HumanAliens in a space station hospital. Three girls and a boy are born, but some problems ensue and the boy is dropped on Earth among gorillas. The story ends with an old man asking other people whether they knew Franchise/{{Tarzan}} had three sisters.
* TheWoobie: Happens to several patients. Even when it is supposed to be humorous.
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* TheWoobie: Happens to several patients. Even when it is supposed to be humorous.
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