Narm / GoAnimate

OHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOH-OH!!!

Whether it be due to its low-budget synthesized voices, cheap video effects, or how even the serious of situations can become this despite the efforts of its users, GoAnimate/Vyond and the hundreds upon hundreds of "X Gets Grounded" videos have cemented themselves as one of the Internet's biggest sources of Narm.

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Across most videos

• It's very difficult to convey any sort of emotion beyond Dull Surprise with the text-to-speech voices - whenever someone is supposed to be angry or sad, they still sound exactly the same as when they are happy or neutral. As a result, common phrases like "No no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no" become this and Overly Long Gag rather quickly.
  • And even better is when people use the "Scary Voice" or "Kidaroo" voices when certain characters are angry, commonly used for the infamous phrase "OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH!!!!".
• Pretty much any time a character throws a tantrum, whereupon they start dancing due to a lack of tantrum animations (although this is an exception for the Business Friendly theme). See for yourself◊.
• The sound generally used for people getting injured, which is actually a truncated version of a toilet-flushing sound effect, often sounds painful and hilariously unfitting in many circumstances, such as when it's used for, say, a person falling from a great height, their neck is broken, or being hit by a flying school desk.
• Due to the sheer amount of times it gets used, the dramatic "BANG!" sting gets narmy very quickly.
• The Comedy World theme's "crying" expression simply looks too ridiculous to take seriously; likewise, so is its "shocked" expression, as it has characters making a neutral face before shutting their eyes and then bugging them out in the most over-the-top way possible.
• The 'Calming Video' fad is this in spades. To describe the format in general, each video involves a character (normally someone like Caillou, Macusoper or Dora, or an Author Avatar) coming to some sort of harm (normally having a Punishment Day or being sick) or getting incredibly angry for some reason, then being 'calmed' by someone else, typically Boris, Diesel Busters or Caillou (again). These videos can drag on for upwards of ten minutes while all that happens is the character or Author Avatar screaming at the top of their lungs in broken text-to-speech. Expect plenty of 'WA-EAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA-AH's and 'GEE-ARR-ARR-ARR-ARR-ARR-ARR-ARR-ARR-ARR-ARR-ARR-ARR-ARR's to be yelled by the 'calmee', while the 'calmer' repeats the same things over and over again with an annoyed expression, unintentionally making it look like the 'calmer' really doesn't want to be here.
• Most rant videos are easily this; thanks to the often simple Madlib writing, unoriginality, and sheer level of Accentuate the Negative:
  • They usually open with the name of the subject, followed by "More like" and a "clever" derogatory nickname of the subject.
  • "...and they go on failure adventures" (commonly used for shows that contain adventurous plots, although some creators say it for any type of show)
  • Also when the subject is a show: "...the writers are jerks, while the cast is morons."
    • "Do you know who likes this show? (name of person), they wish to be a part of the cast, but they cannot because (reasons). And do you know who hates this show? (name of person), they wish to kill all of the cast."
    • "And (minor character in subject)? Well, nobody gives a (number followed by derogatory word) about them, not even (number)."
    • If the show in question ended airing or has been cancelled: "Thank god this show got cancelled in (year)."
  • "Screw (name of subject), and screw (second subject). (third subject) is (number) times better than (name of subject)."
  • And then after all of that they always say "End of rant" and then show the titles/logos of the next rant video subjects.
• "ENGAGE ME ENGAGE ME ENGAGE ME ENGAGE ME ENGAGE ME ENGAGE ME ENGAGE ME ENGAGE ME ENGAGE ME ENGAGE ME ENGAGE ME ENGAGE ME." Made better when the Kidaroo voice is used when the character says this. This is meant to reenact a scene from the South Park episode "HumancentiPad", but the sheer usage of it in videos has pretty much lost the source reference.
  • Sometimes, this can turn into "FUCK ME FUCK ME FUCK ME FUCK ME FUCK ME FUCK ME."
• Several "(character) Gets Grounded" videos that feature a video where a new baby is born often wind up like this. Right at the beginning, the mother character's water will break all of a sudden, and it is followed by the family rushing to the hospital. After a few minutes, the (fully-clothed) baby is born, and after a few minutes of joy, one of the newborn baby's siblings will say "Oh the baby looks terrible!", and knowing the nature of most GoAnimate videos, grounding ensues. In some cases, the mother won't tell anyone about their pregnancy until literally seconds before their water breaks, so it's a surprise to not only the sibling, but the father who's suddenly dealing with their child coming with only a few seconds to take it in.
• Every "(Character) Misbehaves at (Place)" video is filled with Narm. The most notable example, however, is shown in almost all videos of this kind; the troublemaker will ask their parents to go to a fast-food restaurant to get food in order to waste time, and after a brief argument, the parents cave in and they waste half an hour getting the food. Then, when the right time comes, the troublemaker throws the food they just ordered out the window, causing it to hit the car and cause a collision.
• Some depictions of Boris as his "Teeth Guy" form (which, in question, is usually a red-skinned Boris with the size of his mouth and eyes maxed out), while sometimes passing off as Nightmare Fuel, can also end up like this, due to his over-exaggerated Ax-Crazy tendencies, loud but deadpan voice, dialogue filled with cliché racial slurs and swears, and non-stop chatter.
• A term used in a lot of "Warren Cook/Dora Gets Grounded" videos is that Dora or Warren Cook get grounded for a long number of "tranquilities". "Tranquility" is not a period of time. It means a state of peace and quiet.
• Any "(Character) Gets Their Revenge On Their Parents" videos that have the parents being sent to the audience, made up of several middle-aged men with deadpan expressions, before the audience and parents shrink into nothing.
• Boris' designated voice (Eric from the Ivona TTS platform) has some odd voice quirk. When he tells someone to "Shut up", his voice will give it in a very harsh hiss. Also, when he makes thinking speech ("Hmmm..."), it sounds more like he's enjoying something to eat ("Aytch-Emmm-Mmm-Mmm-Mmm-Mmm-Mmm").^note This was later fixed in a later IVONA version, which is used on Fromtexttospeech.com.
  • Doris' has the same thing as certain phrases, like "That's it!" and "Let's go!", will be given in a more excited and joyous tone, even when angry. ^note The voice's expressions are an antiquated feature that was discontinued on Oddcast and the NeoSpeech website, and was only easily accessible on iSpeech licensees like Reallusion until iSpeech discontinued the NeoSpeech voices.
• Many of the TTS voices seem to have a problem with long chains of letters, particularly vowels. For example, when a character makes a crying noise (e.g. "waaaaaaaaah") or a scream ("aaaaaah"), the voices will glitch out and sometimes crash, which is noticeable with voices such as Jennifer (Ivona) or Alan (Loquendo).
• The use of non-TTS voice clips can cause this. For instance, clips of Dr. Robotnik saying "I hate that hedgehog!" and variants thereof are commonly used as various troublemakers' responses to getting grounded... even if there weren't any hedgehogs involved.
• The Error videos can come off as more than a little silly due to how ridiculously stupid the characters are (thinking that physically covering the error with things like showers will stop it, not just letting a short error timer run down on its own, etc.) the inconsistencies regarding the timer (the videos seem to imply the error will be over when the timer stops... so why do the characters in the errors reduce the timer as a punishment?), and the fact that the only punishment the errors can dish out (besides permanently disabling the device they appear on and apparently grounding the user of the said device) are attempts at jump scaring the user with hackneyed creepypasta references.
• In some "X Causes A Fake Lockdown" videos, a short scene at the troublemaker's home will sometimes play before a news report on their television, which is meant to show the parent's anger, but often comes across as silly.

  Parent: Oh yeah, you're definitely standing.

  Troublemaker: But-

  Parent: (in a loud or demonic voice) STAND.

Specific examples

• "Megaman gets in dead meat" by 'Super Nintendo Boy' (what seems to be a rip-off of Super Minecraft Kid), while shorter than most "behavior card day" videos, comes across as this due to the creator’s almost desperate attempts to be "edgy" by using gratuitous profanity and use of hate speech, particularly using "autistic", the F-word and the N-word. The latter of which is used thrice: Once to refer to "Nigger Mario" (a palette swap of Mario with LITERALLY black skin), and the second and third times to describe Samus, who the creator seems to not know is white and a woman (given the fact that he portrays Samus as an androgynous red robot with green eyes and a male New York accent). The creator’s "morality" can basically be summed up as "white people/Mario series = good, non-whites/non-Mario series = bad", to the point where the teacher doesn’t even try to hide her racism, saying that lighter colours are better than darker colours. It is a desperate attempt at racist humour and instead falls into either unintentional humour, straight-up racism or both, depending on who you ask.
• "Random Video," despite the name, is not as random as one might think, but it makes up for that with loads of Narm. The video centers around Jet, Wave, and Storm (who look almost nothing like them, Storm especially) getting called outside by a man (who doesn't even look like a police officer) telling them that they’re going to jail (why they are being arrested is never explained). They refuse, grow to giant sizes, and proceed to destroy the "Chao City". Wave flattens buildings via angry dance, as is standard. But it gets really funny when she flattens a building with a screenshot from Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog on the side, which causes the building to collapse, but not the screenshot. Next, Jet goes to attack a police station (despite the next shot, inside a prison, showing him attacking skyscrapers). Speaking of, an inmate (dressed in a business suit) reacts by saying, "It’s Jet the Hawk is destroying the city," and requesting permission to leave, which the prison grants him. A plane bounces off of Jet’s face as he says that he hates airplanes, then Storm goes to destroy more buildings. However, they’re all stopped by Super Tails holding two Flickies, who then proceeds to...shoot owls at them. They then get put in jail and...you guessed it...grounded.
• "Eric's Strange Journey (Part 2)", the second part of a satirical movie based around common GoAnimate tropes, has a whole segment where the titular character encounters an identical group of bizarre, Gonk-ish characters called the 'Grunses' that can only scream the phrase "GROUNDED GROUNDED GROUNDED", and it all goes downhill from there. The movie's antagonist 'teleports' Eric to a 'pocket dimension', which becomes a Big-Lipped Alligator Moment set in a 'collapsing dream' complete with a melodramatic Final Speech from a fading Gonk-ish Bartender, and finally, a conclusion that ultimately does nothing to advance the plot, as it was All Just a Dream. Eric himself lampshades it all after waking up.
• Deliberately Played for Laughs in Shinji Gets Grounded, but special mention goes to the scene Shinji Gets Red Octobers, Breaks Misato's Legs and gets grounded where Misato's legs get broken. "Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh". Then there's the wheelchair, which is actually a spinning chair. And one of the reasons Shinji gets grounded? He was wearing fake Red Octobers.
• "Romance" is a piece of background music that normally would be either be romantic-sounding or sad. But thanks to its usage in many videos that ooze Narm, it quickly becomes this.
  • For an intentional example, this video (courtesy of NotSmirks) brings usage of "Romance" to its logical conclusion. (Note that the linked video may blow your speakers.)
• Some videos sometimes have characters describing the serious consequences caused by the actions of the troublemaker of the day, often via newscasts. More often than not, however, the ways the characters are affected by the accidents sometimes wind up being so over the top that it stops being either sad or downright horrific and just becomes Crosses the Line Twice. Take here for example, where, as a result of Dora tricking the school into thinking a gunman entered the school, a fourth-grade student not only winds up with PTSD, but also winds up on life support, now has frequent seizures, and is basically crippled for the rest of her life. It gets to the point where it just becomes inexplicable.
• Eric Gets Grounded for Infinity Years (later retitled Look At This Video, And You Will NEVER SLEEP AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!) is perhaps one of the more infamous grounded videos, as it's an attempt to create a serious creepypasta using the GoAnimate/Vyond software. Needless to say, it fails to be scary in any way.
  • Most prominently is the creator's astoundingly poor grammar, which pushes the whole thing into hilarious surrealism.
    Eric's mother: Your teacher just got a phone call. She said that she was been a violent man, using bad words, the violations of victory, something really bad, and used sins.
    Eric's father: And also, your principal just got a phone call. He said he throw-ed a tantrum, used guns, got a crussing words, and he also get the cops, agents, teachers, and principals here.
  • Among the more hilarious parts of the video is the policeman, who's voiced by the video's creator (who was apparently prepubescent at the time). Unfortunately, said creator appears to have been screaming into his microphone, causing massive amounts of clipping in the process.
    Policeman: (what sounds like loud static) HEY!!! THAT'S! ENOUGH! YOU DON'T SAY THAT... TO MEEE!!
    • Not to mention, we sometimes have no idea what he is actually saying, due to the aforementioned clippings and Sensory Abuse.
    • Speaking of the creator screaming in to the microphone, bonus goes to Eric's wailing, which sounds so goofy and over-the-top.
  • After everything seems to be over and done with, the narrator (presumably the creator) starts by going on a long ramble about how they're supposedly done with making GoAnimate videos, but then promptly lapses back into a long non-sequitur about GTA IV, Memy9909 apparently littering soda cans on the ground, and Eric being 'A Villain That He Takes Over USA'. The narrator closes their speech with Niko Bellic's line at the end of Grand Theft Auto IV... then the creator completely fails to set up a Jump Scare.
• The ending of this video depicting recently ungrounded Timmy Turner kissing Trixie would be more of a Heartwarming Moment if not for the fact that Timmy and Trixie are standing there grumpily blowing raspberries at each other instead of actually kissing. The Soundtrack Dissonance is just the icing on the cake.
• The seriousness of the hospital scene in this video is undercut by the screen inexplicably shaking the whole time, the character's injuries simply being represented by a blood splatter sprite from some video game, the simple dialogue describing the character's (sometimes nonsensical) injuries, and the fact that the doctors use a drill to drill holes into the character's chest as though he were a wooden mannequin. This is followed by the character being represented for the remainder of the video as a stock image of someone in a full-body cast. (Who looks nothing like the character in question.)
  "He has fourth-degree burns all over his body."
  • Mrs. Christina in this video gets severely injured and undergoes a Race Lift upon being replaced with a stock image of a doll in a body cast.
• One of the ways that Eric gets his revenge on his mother, teacher (who both look identical), as well as his father and principal, is making them listen to a "baby song", which is simply a text-to-speech woman singing "lalalalalalalalalalalalala" in a deadpan voice over a stock sound/music effect.
• This two-part video attempts to imitate the perceptions of a school shooting in real life, but backfires spectacularly.
  • The victims of the shooter are all shot in the head, yet no blood is released, and due to the lack of dead animations, the victims all use a sleeping (or eyes closed) animation.
  • Every staff member treats the shooter killing their students the same as if someone had cursed loudly, telling her that she's a "very naughty girl." And then, they tell her not to shoot them, which she does anyway.
  • The seriousness of the video is thrown out the window when the shooter magically places a "Nickle Pickle 69" curse that burns down the entire school. And finally, she gets off fairly light for a crime that essentially equates to life in prison.
• Similar to the above video but even worse is this tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr. Despite the Business Friendly characters having more emotional options than the Comedy World ones used by the aforementioned video, it still doesn't help the severe Narm of its presentation. It also shows Martin being "shot" by a flame that slowly moves out of nowhere in the air. The creator also claims to have been four years old when the assassination took place, even though it's completely clear to anybody who looks at their channel that they couldn't be any older than 12 at the time.
• Another similar one is "Troublemakers War Killed Black People/Arrested/Grounded (Bad Word and Racist Warning)", which simplifies very complex issues surrounding racism, trust, and police accountability and training into a group of kids (two of whom are black themselves) being racist jerks just because. It'd just be offensively ignorant if it weren't for the hilariously broken English (not helped at all by the creator choosing voices intended for non-English dialogue for some of the characters, leading them to pronounce their dialogue bizarrely), and a B-plot about the Creation Trio going to the beach after finding out that Caillou was cancelled and them trying to ground Arceus when they find out that it's been aiding the troublemakers.
• This video is particularly infamous for the "song" Chuck E. Cheese sings in the middle of the video:
  (to stock music) "I'm Chuck E. I'm Chuck E. I'm Chuck E. I'm Chuck E. I'm Chuck E. I'm Chuck E. I'm Chuck E. I'm Chuck E. I'm Chuck E. I'm Chuck E."
• This video would otherwise be a typical Narmy grounded video if not for the fact that the user seemingly forgot to change the character's expressions for most of the video, leading to another level of unintentional hilarity in the sheer level of Dull Surprise: A nurse lies "dead" on the ground wide awake (complete with blinking), Boris and Doris seem to barely react to Caillou's actions (Boris looks and sounds as though he's faking his shock over what Caillou just did), and Caillou simply stands in place smiling as he's being grounded.
  • This "X Calls the New Baby Stupid" video by the same user also has everyone simply staring vacantly (as the user still forgot to change their expressions most of the time), arguably the most painful cases of Worst Aid you've ever seen, and Caillou's over-the-top reaction, complete with a terrified expression to Rosie after she's born making this reaction all the more hilarious:
    NO!! YOU LOOK SO UGLY AND STUPID!! FUCK YOU!!!
    • Immediately afterwards, his expression goes back to being stone-faced.
• In Ivy burns the house down and gets grounded, the way Ivy burns the house down is by ''pointing'' at the door in a bedroom, causing furniture to fall all over the place and flatten.
  • Even better is the moment when a crying Ivy is about to receive a punishment from her parents in her new bedroom, where the deadpan TTS voices are prominent.
    Ivy's mother: This is Ivy's new room. (Beat) But we are going to slap you.
    Ivy: No no no no no no no no no no! Please don't slap me up, I'm sorry!
    *Scene of slapping is censored out as a repeated sound of a person vomiting is heard*
    Ivy's mother: Now go to bed now.
    Ivy: It's not fair.
• Joyce and Jane Killed [sic] Their Teacher and Get in Big (Trouble) is drowning in this:
  • When Joyce and Jane berate their father for sending them to school, the father's over-reaction to their insults is utterly hilarious.
    Joyce and Jane's father: Oh my flyping name of OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH OH! Get your asses to school or get grounded!
  • The matter-of-fact way that Joyce informs their father that "school is shit" and how being at school will "suck ass" while speaking in a posh British-accented text-to-speech voice.
  • The murder of Joyce and Jane's teacher is nowhere near as horrific as it sounds, thanks to the ridiculously overdramatic music playing as Joyce and Jane beat her up, the teacher's multiple screams of terror, and the fact that the teacher is played by a caricature of Sarah Palin (from the White Houserz theme).
    Teacher: (in thick southern accent) Joyce, put me. Down. Don't kill me. Wa-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-ah.
    • The fact that Joyce and Jane "beat up" the teacher by waving at her and pointing and laughing at her respectively up until Jane whacks the teacher with a large knife. (The latter action of which draws no blood)
    • In addition, the teacher's hair color inexplicably changing to blonde after she's killed.
  • "First punishment: Blowing up your bellies with our minds." "O-W-T-C-H. That hurts."
  • The police officer, particularly, his first line, is too sudden and too serious to take seriously.
    Officer: (in a stereotypical New York gangster accent) Get in the cell niggas.
• The argument between sisters Zara and Erika in this video, which involves them going "GEE-R-R-R-R-R-R-R-R-R-R-R-R-R-R-R-AR!!!" at each other before Zara throws a chair at Erika, which just makes the scene even more hilarious:

  Erika: (lying on the ground dancing as the splatter sound effect plays over and over again) WA-AE-AE-AE-AE-AE-AE-AE-AE-AE-WAR-AR-WA-WA-WA-OH-OHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOH-WA-WOH.
  Mom: (after finding out what happened) Zara, you just broke Erika's leg Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh.

• Caillou Turns The Teacher Into Turkey, a remake of one of Isaac Anderson's most popular videos, largely stays freaky in its depiction of Caillou turning Ms. Martin into turkey. However, Special Effects Failure rears its ugly head when Caillou initially kills Ms. Martin by punching her in the face and knocking her head off, as Caillou floats two feet off the ground in order to do so, and, if you look closely, you can see that Ms. Martin has a completely deadpan expression on her face as her head flies off-screen despite her seemingly painful demise.

  "OHOHOHOHOHWOOOHOHOHOHOHOHOH."

• In Cooper Time Travels And Gets Grounded, Kristin from 2005 says this after Cooper makes Mia cry:

  Kristin: Now look what you did. You cried the baby.

• Jay Jay The Jet Plane Gets Homeschooled. From the errors on the creator's part (having students unrelated to Jay Jay and his dad in homeschool, having Jay Jay's dad "teach" the class by asking them random questions they may not even know the answers to and making them watch random cartoons, claiming Butch Hartman worked on My Life as a Teenage Robot, and also claiming that VeggieTales is a rip-off of Sausage Party despite the fact that the latter came out 23 years after the former) to the repetitiveness of the dialogue, the whole video is just Narm to the Nth degree.
• The final scene in Warren Cook Gets Executed shows Warren Cook in an electric chair while the stock zap sound effect plays on repeat for 10 seconds. Then, Warren's eyes turn black and Chief Wiggum inspects Warren with a stethoscope, then runs out of the police station, declaring "He's dead!"
• SpongeBob Squarepants and Mr. Krabs Babysit Pat is one of the worst examples of this. Aside from the voices and stock character images, the dialogue is also very weird as well. For example:

  Pat: Look, that's the real deal is with you standing there with his mouth open and growling with arms crossed^note Mr. Krabs wasn't even crossing his arms..
  Mr. Krabs: You better watch that mouth or the year is now, I will return your back to your money.

• Caillou tries to put his hand to fan/Grounded BIG TIME features this dialogue, which could have been a lot shorter.

  Boris: Hey Caillou! Have you already home? Didn't you know that you need to take a shower after you got home? Because you must take a shower whenever you got home from the place that you go out just now. And it will become more stink and smells really bad if you just go to your room and in go take a shower after you got home from school. Besides, your suffer is now ready since 30 minutes ago. I don’t want you to kept waiting for your suffer, because your suffer will be cold and I have to heat it up once your suffer is cold. And once your suffer cold, I’m not going to heat it up your suffer lunch. Instead, you have to eat it your cold suffer if you kept wait for your suffer ? until cold. So your suffer will not delicious and not good this time. So if you don’t want to eat your cold suffer, you should take a shower. And then go to the kitchen and eat your lunch suffer. And after that, you can take a rest in your room or have some entertainments in there. I don't want to heat it up your suffer once your suffer is cold, and you will be grounded for 1 week if you didn't do the actions that I told you just now. So if you don't want to be grounded for refusing these types, then you must do it or else you know what happen, so do it right now, Caillou.

• Zerithyl Forces TJ4444 to watch baby shows/Grounded (Suitable for people over 18+) is absolutely drowning in this. The main premise itself isn't particularly out of the ordinary by GoAnimate standards, but what really pushes it into this trope is the execution. The titular character (who is essentialy Boris recoloured into a very sickly looking shade of green) constantly yells at absolutely painful levels throughout a majority of the first four minutes of the video (not helping that the voice chosen for him yelling is the Kidaroo voice put on the highest possible volume, making it very difficult to understand what he is saying), as well as spewing out constant profanities and derogatory remarks towards TJ and his family, not to mention that the amount of Disproportionate Retribution he brings upon TJ is absolutely absurd (he takes off TJ's clothes, then proceeds to rape him, forces TJ to perform fellatio on him, and then defecates and urinates in his mouth... all for hating on baby shows). The video also treats TJ being forced to watch Dora the Explorer the same as if he was being forced to watch one of his relatives being killed in front of him (complete with overdramatic music playing in the background ^note Specifically the track "Tunnel Chase" from I, Robot). It doesn't stop there; the video also has Zerithyl hitting on Joseph Sylvie, which causes her butt and breasts to grow impossibly large. Zerithyl's father in the video has probably one of the worst cases of The Unintelligible, due to his designated voice being a non-English voice, his dialogue is so hard to understand that it makes Zerithyl's yelling voice sound comprehensible in comparison.
• "Swiper Kills Leni Loud Grounded" is meant to be a somewhat serious video, but it becomes narmy because:
  • Leni's name is only pronounced correctly once in the entire video. Other times, it's pronounced wrong as "Lee-nigh" or "Len-eye".
  • Swiper kills Leni while saying, "You're too late!" with a sound clip from the show.
  • While "dead", Leni looks as though she's just taking a nap.
  • At the funeral, when Lola bends down, her skirt flies off her body.
• In the beginning of Dora Destroys the Senior Center, the worker compliments how Dora has grown up so much when she was a baby. Abuela asks Dora to thank her, leading to this exchange.

  Abuela: (joyful) Say thank you, Dora!
  Dora: What?
  Abuela: (angry) SAY THANK YOU!!
  Dora: Um, thank you…
  Abuela: (joyful) She will be volunteering here today!
  Dora: Against my will-
  Abuela: SHUT THE FUCK UP!!

• In "Caillou Throws Rosie Off a Plane", the scene where Rosie lands on the ground is impossible to take seriously, due to it consisting of a bunch of comedic splatting sounds and then Rosie (who's clearly still alive, but apparently in pain) yelling, "W^note Pronounced "double-you"-Ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-uh-ay-ay-ah-ay-ay-uh-ay-ay-ay-ay-H-H-H-H-H-H-H-H-H-H-H-H-ay-ay-ay-ay-ay-ay-ay" for a ridiculously long time, in the site's typical monotone voice.
• "ABC for Kids on 1 Final Closedown (July 31st, 2001)" is supposed to be a visualisation of the aforementioned Australian children's programming block's 2001 rebrand to "ABC Kids". However, it is interpreted as-if the rebrand was a "replacement" while the original branding would be re-used "for a limited time".^Context Throughout the 2000s, the ABC Kids and ABC for Kids brandings were interchanged with each other, with the ABC Kids branding mainly being used on-air and the ABC for Kids branding mainly being used on merchandise. The funeral at the end mainly composes of a voiceover claiming that it will return as a NickRewind-style nostalgia block while listing many shows that supposedly aired on the user's version of the block, including some that never actually aired on ABC for Kids (such as Blue's Clues and non-existent shows like The Wiggles Big TV and Imaginary Jacob Williamson).

  On-screen text: ABC For Kids on 1 Has Left The Building
  It Will Come Back Sometimes
  Bye

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