Funny / The Crumpets

• In "Going Viral", Li'l-One suffers from a number of Amusing Injuries at his own video stunts. These abrasions stack towards the end of the episode.
  • As Caprice desires herself to get killed by a train, Granny finds her grandaughter's brought track piece a metaphor for a new direction.
  Granny: Your fans have heard you're on a new track. What is it? Tell us! The suspense is killing us!
  Caprice: A new track is the right word. (drops and lays on track) All I need now is the train!
• "The Courting of Ms. McBrisk": The titular character slaps her daughter for the hamburger accidentally thrown to her by Caprice.
  • When an infuriated Ms. McBrisk walks towards Cordless, a Jaws-like tune plays.
• In "The Terrible Teens", the rowdy teenage-minded Pa loses in his fight with his powerful daughter Triceps, screaming off screen at the start.
• Ms. McBrisk's efforts to charm the lawnmower man in "Taxidermama", followed by his catapulting of the lawnmower to her head, and her body attached to the running machine for a good deal of time.
• Caprice's reaction to her alleged pregnancy in "Lil Wrinkly One":
  Caprice: Mummy, I'm pregnant, don't know how! Totally cool though, Cassandra will be so jealous. (cries suddenly) Cruel world!
• Triceps punching the camera screen after winning the slapping round in "My Family's Full Of Losers".
• Grownboy pounding an unconscious sparrow in a bid to make it breathe again in "Cheep Shot".
• Triceps' curious secret concerning her parents' dirty business that she shares with Ditzy in "Family Secrets":
  Triceps: You know the Do Not Disturb Bedroom out of bounds? Well I peeked in the other day and guess what I saw? Mum and Dad competing on the bed! I couldn't even tell who won or even what the sport was!
  • The scene when Ditzy is selfish and malicious to her siblings. She substitutes a bad word when dismissing Blister, chokes Caprice with her string, and knocks King flying to the greenhouse.
  • Triceps' secret on wearing Caprice's clothes and using her lipstick that Li'l-One threatens to snitch.
• Caprice's whole birthday party flop in "Murder Everywhere". In her orchestrated "Caprice Mansion" party that she takes seriously, the ornament brought in by Ditzy is a vase comprising a longer haired glasses-wearing man's head (the urn of Rudy Swan) whom she labels a "loser". She trips to the floor twice with her cape, Granny is absent, Li'l-One joins the party game just to "kill" Pa's character, and once Granny finally appears, she goes far at trying to have her son actually dead, prompting a chain reaction with the siblings and getting Caprice stuck in a giant gelatin dessert. She also discovers that all of the players have copies of the murder contract when there's should be only one. Given the siblings' general lack of attachment to their bratty teenage sister, and that Triceps' pull is too painful for the poor girl, they eventually abandon rescue efforts to free Caprice from the gelatin. It gets atrocious when T-Bone chews "Jolly John" the talking inflatable man and it flies and deflates on top of Caprice. She appears again (without "Jolly John") and bawls at the party's total failure while the hallucinating crowd celebrates for her.
  Caprice: What a rotten birthday! I'm not your sister anymore! Let me die! (cries)
  • The other hilarious subplots are Pfff and Cordless' attachment with "Jolly John" and the Mushroom Samba sequences from the eyes of the hallucinating people.
• In the beginning of "Road Stories", Caprice forces her mother to remove Li'l-One out her camera frame during her family shoot at departure. To conform her daughter's demand, Ma throws him to the ground. When Caprice films him at Granny's request as he cries, she calls it a "heart-wrenching goodbye".
  • Caprice hiding and freezing in her family's refrigerator while she and Grownboy secretly obtain more food to the van.
• "Addicted": Li'l-One sniffs T-Bone's butt once after smelling the odor of Granny's onion crisps.
• T-Bone farting bubblegum bubbles in "Greener Pastures".
  • Triceps pushing Caprice out her way with the latter's bedroom door.
• Caprice calling Lulu the Instant Messenger Pigeon a "flying rat".
• During McBrisk's first confrontation with the Crumpets in "Family Be Gone!":
  Ms. McBrisk: Now listen Mr. Crumpet, you started... (gets hit by a wheelbarrow thrown from the Crumpet kids' Big Ball of Violence)
  • When Pa catches Bother and Blister for throwing explosives out of their bedroom, the twins throw dynamite at him while he's talking.
• When Marylin is aware of the dog howl from Cassandra's bedroom in "The Mix-Up", he tackles the door to unsuccessfully open it, falls to the floor, and cries of his arm's pain.
  • Caprice kicking Fynartz and his Andy Warhol-inspired art piece out of her room.
• In "A Grave Affair", Granny being Buried Alive as a consequence of her will envelope snatched by T-Bone, and her family burying her bedroom with her body inside.
  • Caprice's horrendous photo ops at her siblings for social media attention, like nearly electrocuting Pfff in the shower and making Ditzy appear self-decapitated (by having ketchup on her head and body and holding a knife).
• Ms. McBrisk's ugly sobbing in the aftermath of Cordless dropping her on the ice rink in "Ice Lust".
• In "Mum's Double", an annoyed Ma kicks out everyone from her workshop except Li'l One, who also wants them out and mistakenly thinks he'll remain with her. He's expelled immediately afterwards.
  • At the moment Ma's children discover two Ma's fighting (one of them is her robot clone).
  Triceps: We've got a slight problem here!
  Bother: Hey! You never told us!
  Blister: Did you have a twin like us?
  Ma: She's no twin sister, she's a fake mum!
  Caprice: Amazing. Parents are the oddest things.
• According to "Crumpity Pity", beehive hair discrimination in hiring exists.
  • Both of the McBrisks screaming at each other in the beginning.
  • Li'l-One revealing Caprice's fruit Fake Boobs in front of their family.
  • The visitors of the charity event speak hilarious nearly-out-of-breath gibberish.
• In "Pong! The Menace!", Pa tells his children not to panic while their house lockdown shuts all windows. Once it's completely dark, he lets them panic so they can scream.
• The ending of "The Divorce": T-Bone keeps the wedding ring and rides in a car with two bikini-wearing pink dogs.
• When an energetic, intelligent Pfff comes to clean Caprice's room in "Gentlemanly Modified Organism", she begins an insult before the Idiosyncratic Wipe cuts any forthcoming vulgar and its heads mimic a Sound-Effect Bleep.
  Caprice: Uh? That broom, you can stick it right...
  Scene Transition Heads: BEEP!
• "Man Up!" has the scene where Fynartz tries to get the TV viewers' attention to his art.
• In "Inside Li'l One's Brain", Granny sings and dances on the family table to disrupt her son from confessing his family of the secret hereditary pee-pee gland, until Triceps pushes her in the air.
• In the beginning of "Li'l One All Alone", the titular character gets weary of his family's plans to out in the forest and his siblings shutting him.
  Li'l One: (takes off twins' tape from mouth) Go away!!
  Others: Shut up Li'l One!!
  Li'l One: FAMILY, I HATE YOU!!
  Pa: Come now my little sweety pea!
  Li'l One: I'm so fed up I wish I didn't have a family!! (others gasp) Fed up with you Crumpets!! (slams door)
  • Li'l One looking at Pfff's hidden adult magazine and getting disgusted by it.
• "Pity The Prize"
  • When the Weather Girl reveals the winners of the contest for the opportunity that she visits their home.
    Weather Girl: (reads paper and switches from being ecstatic to annoyed) Dad and Pfff Crumpet? Who the heck are they?!
  • Cassandra's conversation with Pfff, while she's disguised as the Weather Girl, gets disrupted after Pfff reveals that Caprice said Cassie was "a bit uptight". Cassie slips her voice annoyed and nearly breaks her disguise before immediately reverting.
    Cassandra: What?! How could she say that?!
  • An infuriated Ma tosses the weather girl, and Pa by accident, to the moon, consequentially leading to her fainting and Li'l One's excitement.
  • Pfff and Cassandra's Almost Kiss, disrupted because she's mistakenly snatched to the weather van while appearing nearly identical to the Weather Girl.
• Caprice getting annoyed at her father calling her a "baby girl" in "Puppy Love".
  • Also, Caprice's hair returning to its long length by her pulling it.
  • Granny's Money Song and dancing.
• Cordless' refusal to reveal the cat supervillain's identity as Ms. McBrisk to the Crumpet family in "Supernawak".
• Caprice and Cassandra oppose the latter's mother testing them for travel preparedness by laying on the ground and Playing Possum in "Girls On Holiday".
• In "L'ADN à Pa", Cassie wears an old coat worn by Damon Grobain for selfies. The outlandish design of the coat, combined with it being too wide and short for her, makes it look amusing.
• In Caprice's second attempt at filming the bubblegum contest video in "Bulles de palme", she doesn't blow the bubblegum but spits it at Cassandra's phone.
• In "Auto-graff", Caprice wakes up outside at the very beginning and founds herself alone, and sees graffiti inside the house. She yells when she finds a nappy and a lump on her head, and griefs from finding her smartphone broken.
  • In the camcorder footage, Bother pats his butt when he's being filmed by the teen girls, while the Crumpets looks at the new graffiti outside the house.
• Caprice's maltreatment of her ragdoll by hitting it with a hammer, pulling some of its hair, and pouring tea on it when she was little in the flashbacks in "Troc de trucs".
  • The twins' attempted night retrieval of said ragdoll from the McBrisks' house. They scare Cassandra by accidentally fishing her teddy bear, throwing it back to her, and fishing the pillow on the ragdoll, before she throws the doll out the window. When the twins try to flea, they contront T-Bone wearing police clothing due to his ownership under Ms. McBrisk. When T-Bone retrieves the ragdoll back to Cassie's room, she gets frightened and runs to her mother's room. Then T-Bone, who doesn't get the doll's scariness, follow to the room and jumps on McBrisk's bed, frightening the two women.
  • Pa sleeps on bed with a pitchfork. His wife accidentally gets her hand stabbed with it.
  • When Cassie compliments the eye(s) of Caprice's ragdoll, its remaining eye pops out and lands in a tea cup.
  • When Ms. McBrisk returns T-Bone to Pa, she freaks out on finding his scarecrow that resembles her, wearing her clothing he received back when he gave the dog to her. Reversing the trade they made earlier, she takes the clothing back from the scarecrow.
• In the beginning of "On se correspond", T-Bone tries to get a fly, failing repeatedly due to missing it in the air or bumping a wall/door.
• Marylin's rat being in Ms. McBrisk's house in "Rat-de-marée". As it did with Caprice before, it is attracted to McBrisk, who is stranded on a table wearing only a towel.
  • The court scene has the defendants Marylin and Caprice left stranded on the elevator.
• When Caprice is disguised as Cassandra in "Quasi Cassie", her back cracks randomly on Cassie's hard bed.
  • During the disguise, Caprice eats cookies on Cassie's bed in the evening, possibly because her little Fancy Dinner and McBrisk's ban on desserts didn't fulfill her eating needs. On the other hand, Cassie cheers at bedtime.
• "Les sur-vivants": A hallucinating Triceps punches Larry (whom she had captured along with other members of the survival band), thinking he's a punching bag.
• In "One Man chien", T-Bone is attracted to a halberd prop. At the beginning of the medieval play, Larry, who is holding the prop, gets chased by the dog across the stage.
• "Amenez-zique !" has Caprice manipulating an amnesiac member of a male pop music duo into being her "ideal boyfriend".
• In "Marilyn Blues", Caprice screams loud because she finds women surrounding the disco singer that resembles Marylin. After she finds Marylin going out to a concert with Cassie in the ending, she screams again.
  • Marylin's pet mouse faints when, after Caprice's scream, it looks at Disco Marylin surrounded by other mice.
• "Dans tes dents": Caprice repeatedly screams at the beginning due to her fear of going to the dentist.
• "Astres-trop-logiques !": When Pfff skateboards on the drained pool, he hits the DJ set and falls to the ground.
• "Combien on t'aime pas trop": T-Bone tries to start peeing on a Mobile Shrubbery. When it moves away, he scoots up until it persists to move away, annoying the dog.
• "Va te catcher vilain !": One of the wrestlers Marylin finds in a magazine resembles a brawny Cassandra with the same red mask she wears.
• In the ending of "L'impffossible choix", Caprice and Cassandra cry from learning that The Goth Goths concert was canceled, right from the entrance of the venue.
• In Marylin's gothic dream in the intro of "La capuche mortelle", his mouse, who is envisioned with bat wings, hits a tree at flight.
  • Cassie's dream has her feeding a small group of puppies, along with her mother miniaturized and acting like one.
• "Odeurs corp": Caprice and Cassie's first invention is a machine with two arms. They demonstrate it for the twins by having it slap Larry excessively. It's so cruel to him, Cassie even cringes once.
• "50 nuances de Cassie": When the gang dress up Cassie with their own accessories, Cordless gives her his glasses. Larry pops through the window and remarks she'll be like her mother. Caprice ousts him by shutting the window, and she whistles away.
• "Enfermés en forêt": After the gang realize they brought no tent (although Larry, whom Caprice let him break off from the group, can construct a big tree house), Caprice has to sacrifice most of her clothing for an improvised tent. After remarking she has few sets of clothes left, she finds Triceps burning them for a campfire and she cries over it.
• "L'amour ça sert à rien": Marylin and his band play a gloomy song where he only sings "solitude". Triceps, who isn't enthusiastic from the start, bangs a drum at her head.

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