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* TearJerker: It's hard not to feel sorry for Vince in the episode "Bob Joins a Gang".
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: Virtually ''all'' of ''Johnny Saveloy's Undoing'' becomes this once you start to see the similarities between Saveloy and disgraced British television personality Creator/JimmySavile. Even their ''names'' are similar. The episode was already much darker than the rest of the series but that just takes things to a whole new level of disturbing.
** A moment from this episode that stands out is when Vince discovers [[ItMakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext a room full of jars containing gas that makes you sound like a celebrity when inhaled]]. Vince then inhales several and does impressions of various celebrities. One of the jars he inhales and does an impression of is labelled '' "Creator/JimmySavile" ''. Funny celebrity impersonation in 1998, very uncomfortable moment from 2012-onwards.
** A moment from this episode that stands out is when Vince discovers [[ItMakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext a room full of jars containing gas that makes you sound like a celebrity when inhaled]]. Vince then inhales several and does impressions of various celebrities. One of the jars he inhales and does an impression of is labelled '' "Creator/JimmySavile" ''. Funny celebrity impersonation in 1998, very uncomfortable moment from 2012-onwards.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Virtually ''all'' of ''Johnny Saveloy's Undoing'' becomes this once you start to see the similarities between Saveloy and disgraced British television personality Creator/JimmySavile. Even their ''names'' are similar. The episode was already much darker than the rest of the series but that just takes things to a whole new level of disturbing.
** A moment from this episode that stands out is when Vince discovers [[ItMakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext a room full of jars containing gas that makes you sound like a celebrity when inhaled]]. Vince then inhales several and does impressions of various celebrities. One of the jars he inhales and does an impression of is labelled '' "Creator/JimmySavile" ''. Funny celebrity impersonation in 1998, very uncomfortable moment from 2012-onwards.
** A moment from this episode that stands out is when Vince discovers [[ItMakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext a room full of jars containing gas that makes you sound like a celebrity when inhaled]]. Vince then inhales several and does impressions of various celebrities. One of the jars he inhales and does an impression of is labelled '' "Creator/JimmySavile" ''. Funny celebrity impersonation in 1998, very uncomfortable moment from 2012-onwards.
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* NauseaFuel: Bad Bob searching through the garbage for Rex, who's been [[ItMakesSenseInContext turned into spaghetti]], in "Carbonara." At one point, the garbage man finds some actual spaghetti, decides it's still fresh enough and ''eats it''.
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* NauseaFuel: Bad Bob searching through the garbage for Rex, who's been [[ItMakesSenseInContext turned into spaghetti]], in "Carbonara." At one point, the garbage man Arthur Dustcart finds some actual spaghetti, decides it's still fresh enough and ''eats it''.apparently eats it, causing Bad Bob to freak out, as if he ate Rex.
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** A moment from this episode that stands out is when Vince discovers [[ItMakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext a room full of jars containing gas that makes you do an impression of a celebrity when inhaled]]. One of the jars he inhales and does an impression of is labelled '' "Creator/JimmySavile" ''.
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** A moment from this episode that stands out is when Vince discovers [[ItMakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext a room full of jars containing gas that makes you do an impression of sound like a celebrity when inhaled]].inhaled]]. Vince then inhales several and does impressions of various celebrities. One of the jars he inhales and does an impression of is labelled '' "Creator/JimmySavile" ''. Funny celebrity impersonation in 1998, very uncomfortable moment from 2012-onwards.
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** A moment from this episode that stands out is when Vince discovers [[ItMakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext a room full of jars containing gas that makes you do an impression of a celebrity when inhaled]]. One of the jars he inhales and does an impression of is labelled '' "Creator/JimmySavile" ''.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: Virtually ''all'' of ''Johnny Saveloy's Undoing'' becomes this once you start to see the similarities between Saveloy and disgraced British television personality Jimmy Savile. Even their ''names'' are similar. The episode was already much darker than the rest of the series but that just takes things to a whole new level of disturbing.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: Virtually ''all'' of ''Johnny Saveloy's Undoing'' becomes this once you start to see the similarities between Saveloy and disgraced British television personality Jimmy Savile.Creator/JimmySavile. Even their ''names'' are similar. The episode was already much darker than the rest of the series but that just takes things to a whole new level of disturbing.
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* HilariousInHindsight - In ''Holidays in Vince'', the gang travels inside Vince's mind to tweak its contents. They find another Vince in there and enter ''his'' mind, where they do what they came to do and pop back out, soon realizing that they're still inside the mind of the real Vince. In short... [[{{Film/Inception}} VINCEPTION.]]
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* HilariousInHindsight - HilariousInHindsight: In ''Holidays "Holidays in Vince'', Vince", the gang travels inside Vince's mind to tweak its contents. They find another Vince in there and enter ''his'' mind, where they do what they came to do and pop back out, soon realizing that they're still inside the mind of the real Vince. In short... [[{{Film/Inception}} VINCEPTION.]]
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* CultClassic: The show was a ratings flop throughout its' run, but its' self-aware, non-sequitur brand of humour helped earned it a decent online following.
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* NauseaFuel: Bad Bob searching through the garbage for Rex, who's been [[ItMakesSenseInContext turned into spaghetti]], in "Carbonara." At one point, the garbage man finds some actual spaghetti, decides it's still fresh enough and ''eats it''.
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* CultClassic: The show was a ratings flop throughout its' run, but its' self-aware, non-sequitur brand of humour has earned it quite a large online following.
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* HilariousInHindsight - In ''Holidays in Vince'', the gang travels inside Vince's mind to tweak his contents. They find another Vince in there and enter ''his'' mind, where they do what they came to do and pop back out, soon realizing that they're still inside the mind of the real Vince. In short... [[{{Film/Inception}} VINCEPTION.]]
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* HilariousInHindsight - In ''Holidays in Vince'', the gang travels inside Vince's mind to tweak his its contents. They find another Vince in there and enter ''his'' mind, where they do what they came to do and pop back out, soon realizing that they're still inside the mind of the real Vince. In short... [[{{Film/Inception}} VINCEPTION.]]
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* HilariousInHindsight - In *Holidays in Vince*, the gang travels inside Vince's mind to tweak his contents. They find another Vince in there and enter *his* mind, where they do what they came to do and pop back out, soon realizing that they're still inside the mind of the real Vince. In short... [[{{Film/Inception}} VINCEPTION.]]
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* HilariousInHindsight - In *Holidays ''Holidays in Vince*, Vince'', the gang travels inside Vince's mind to tweak his contents. They find another Vince in there and enter *his* ''his'' mind, where they do what they came to do and pop back out, soon realizing that they're still inside the mind of the real Vince. In short... [[{{Film/Inception}} VINCEPTION.]]
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* HilariousInHindsight - In *Holidays in Vince*, the gang travels inside Vince's mind to tweak his contents. They find another Vince in there and enter *his* mind, where they do what they came to do and pop back out, soon realizing that they're still inside the mind of the real Vince. In short... [[{{Film/Inception}} VINCEPTION.]]
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* NightmareFuel - The more overly bizarre moments on the show, especially the dream sequences and freak out scenes, often fall into this trope.
** The Johnny Saveloy episode, where a century-old TV personality/cult leader who happens to be a talking sausage preserves his vitality by stealing the souls of other celebrities, is incredibly dark compared to the rest of the series.
** Ident, the eponymous character's debut. The humans are much uglier and more grotesque than normal, with their [[VideoGame/{{Darkstalkers}} Demitri-esque]] rotten teeth and phallic appearance, and they fire arrows out of their mouths.
** The Johnny Saveloy episode, where a century-old TV personality/cult leader who happens to be a talking sausage preserves his vitality by stealing the souls of other celebrities, is incredibly dark compared to the rest of the series.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff - Played for laughs in one episode where Vince is revealed to be very popular in Japan, and that his sudden presence even stops a Godzilla-type monster and a giant robot fighting and excitedly asks for his autograph.
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