Web Video / Pinnie The Whoo

Pinnie the Whoo is a series of Winnie the Pooh videos on YouTube by TonyYorkieSilky1991 that can best be described as a series of YouTube Poops and, starting with Pinnie the Whoo VII: A Few Smackerals More, a hybrid Abridged Series and YouTube Poop. The series follows the misadventures of Whoo and his friends in the Hundred-Acre Wood and beyond. Mostly they're parodies of episodes of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, although occasionally other Pooh media such as educational shorts, video games, and the film are used. The voices are achieved with a combination of A.I synthesized voices from the websites Uberduck.AI and 15.AI and, occasionally, sentence-mixing. Currently, due to the Winnie the Pooh voices being removed from Uberduck.AI and 15.AI still down for maintenance, the series is on an indefinite hiatus.

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Pinnie The Whoo contains the following tropes (that should've stayed at home):

• Adaptation Distillation: Chunks of the original source material being poop'd are omitted in order to streamline the final product

• Adaptation Expansion: Rabbit’s relatives that visit him are clarified to be his cousins.

• Adaptational Explanation:
  • Trap as Trap Can didn't provide A reason why Mama Heffalump was absent from Papa and Junior Heffalump. The Heffalump Sneezes Twice explains that Henry and Heffilina Heffalumpson were arguing over the former's allergies, bringing up a potential divorce. Heffalina was then sent flying by Henry Heffalumpson's sneeze, never to be seen again.

  • In Gofur the Gold, Christopher Robin, Kanga, and Roo were absent and unable to be referees because the former had school that day while the latter two were in Australia.

  • In Thanksgiving, but No Thanksgiving, Kanga and Roo are on vacation in Melbourne, Australia, which is why they're not celebrating Thanksgiving with Whoo and the gang.

• Adaptation Explanation Extrication: The Piglet Who Would Be King features a subplot where Pooh can’t find Rabbit, Piglet, or Tigger and, after concluding that they’ve been kidnapped by a honey-napper, honey-napper-proofs his house. Because this subplot in The Land of Bacon and Eggs is reduced to a single scene where Whoo wonders out loud where everybody went, the conclusion to this subplot features Whoo "Having barricaded his windows and doors for some strange reason" without any further elaboration.

• Adaptational Name Change:
  • Winnie the Pooh is now called Pinnie the Whoo.

  • Nasty Jack has been renamed to Nasty Ass.

  • The Land of Milk and Honey has been renamed to The Land of Bacon and Eggs.

  • The Pygmy Piglets are now called the Inagadda-Davida Tribe.

  • Bruno is now Primo the Clockwork Primate (Also known as the Primate Prime Minister of Parties.)

  • Ted, Pinky, and Vacuum Head are renamed to Dinnie the Foo, Biglett, and Kaplan.

  • Stan Woozle, Heff Heffalump, and Wooster are renamed to Wesley Woozle, Hambo Heffalump, and Winston Woozle respectively.

  • Skippy the dog is renamed to Cujo.

  • Papa, Mama, and Junior Heffalump are renamed to Henry, Heffalina, and Heffy Heffalumpson respectively.

  • The monster Birdzilla is renamed to Super D-Rex.
    • In addition, the movie named after him is renamed to Super Duper Monster Brawl a Go Go Go.

• Adaptational Nationality:
  • In "Back to School with Winnie the Pooh", the kid with the blond Afro is named Kazaar and is from Europe. In "Tales from Hundred Acre Wood High", his name is Andre and he explicitly states that he's from Paris, France.

  • In Lights, Camera, Oh Bother, one of the ushers is confirmed to be Scottish.

  • In "The Wish List Star" and "I Wish Whoo a Merry Christmas", the bugs that tormented Rabbit are French, due to the leader wearing the same hat as Napoleon Bonaparte's.

  • In Once Upon a Time(In the Hundred Acre Wood), Hambo speaks with a Russian accent.

• Added Alliterative Appeal:
  • "Goddamn you parasitic parasites from Paris!"

  • Rabbit takes a vacation to Roger Rabbit’s Resort for Bustling Bunnies.

  • Primo the Primate Prime Minister of Parties.

  • Piglet's reaction to the sheer number of Rabbit’s cousins:
  Piglet:It's a freaking fluffle festival!
  • Piglet's reaction to Eeyore's wish coming true:
  Piglet: Holy shitty sparkling sprinkles!

• Alliterative Title: "The Stupid Strangers","Runaway Rabbit", "Gaffes in the Garden", "Gofur the Gold", and "Bastion Blunders".

• The Aristocrats: Primo declares that he's off to work on his version of said joke.

• Ask a Stupid Question...: When Piglet asks Rabbit if he's dealing with a (very obvious) crow problem, Rabbit's response is "...of course I have a crow problem! What does it look like I'm doing? Inviting these bastards to binge watch The Mandalorian on Disney+?!"

• Ass Shove: What Piglet threatens to do to a member of the Inagadda-Davida Tribe using the spring that Whoo gave him if said tribal member doesn't back off.

• Bad Review Threat: In "Gaffes in the Garden", Rabbit declares that he intends to leave a one-star review on Yelp for Roger Rabbit's Resort for Bustling Bunnies as it "was the worst vacation [he'd] ever had" (there was a rave outside the resort and someone brought a goat to the swimming pool).

• The Big Bad Wolf: Eeyore threatens to harm the Big Bad Wolf after his house falls down.

• Big Friendly Dog: Cujo, to the point where his interactions with his family are reframed as him being over-eager to play with them (as opposed to him trying to attack them in a rabid rage).

• Big "NO!": Rabbit screams "No!" when Gopher is about to blow up the treasure chest full of rocks in ''Pirates of the Hundred Acre Wood."

• Blah, Blah, Blah: Rabbit during Piglet's trial in "Crouching Tigger Hidden Honey".
  • Christopher Robin, his mother, and Becky in "The Baby-Sitter's Flub".

  • Whoo, Tigger, and Eeyore during the "Whoo Bear Can't Jump" segment in "Tales of Citizen Whoo"
    • Also in "Conversation Agitation" when Tigger explains his story.

  • Kanga and Tigger in "Return of the Stupid Strangers".

  • Rabbit while Tigger is thinking in "Bastion Blunders".

  • Owl while preparing food in " Thanks, but No Thanksgiving "

  • Mr. Whoa while Tigger prepares to imitate the honking noise in "Adventures in Dog-Sitting".

• Breaking the Fourth Wall:
  • When Rabbit points out that there are no sharks in the Hundred Acre Wood (After Gopher asks if Rabbit wants to go shark hunting with Whoo and the rest of the gang), Gopher replies "Well, you never know. This IS a YouTube Poop, after all." This trope is name-dropped verbatim immediately after, when Rabbit requests that Gopher "Kindly refrain from breaking the fourth wall and go away".

  • When Piglet wonders why the trout (who are migrating off stream) aren't dead from not being in the water, Whoo’s response is "Don't ask me, I didn't write the script for this YouTube Poop."

  • In Bastion Blunders and Whoo in the Woods, Rabbit notices that Gopher’s voice has changed. (In the former, he uses the voice of the Prospector while the latter gives him the voice of Yosemite Sam).

  • In A Toy Piglet in King Whoo's Court, when Rabbit realizes that Tigger has his voice changed, Tigger explains that he "got so scared that Tony Yorkie Silky 1991 changed my voice from Paul Winchell to Jim Cummings."

  • In Runaway Rabbit, Rabbit acknowledges that Piglet and Tigger's voices have changed again.

  • In The Luck of the Tigger, when Christopher Robin asked Whoo if he really believed in bad luck, Whoo states "It's a good thing I didn't. Otherwise, this YouTube Poop wouldn't have happened."

• Butt-Monkey: Rabbit being one is the reason he decides to leave the Hundred Acre Wood in Runaway Rabbit.

• Catchphrase:
  • In almost every Pinnie the Shop video:
  "God damn it, I/we should have stayed at home/in bed!
  • In Once Upon a Time in the Hundred Acre Wood:
  Hambo: I hate meeses like Reese's pieces!

• The Cameo:
  • The villainous version of Friar Tuck from HourofPoop’s "Friar’s Rubbing Wood: The Fall of Nottingham" pops up in "The Land of Bacon and Eggs" to place a curse on the titular land after Rabbit and Tigger remove the spring from the butt of a statue of the pig god Porky.

  • Miles Edgeworth from the Ace Attorney video games makes a recurring cameo appearance as the Narrator in "The Eeyore Cometh", "As the Tigger Bounces", and " Crouching Tigger, Hidden Hunny".

  • Krusty the Clown makes a cameo appearance at the end of Lights, Camera, Oh Bother! reacting to Christopher Robin's poorly done film by saying "What the hell was that?!"

  • One of the villains from the 1960's version of Astro Boy plays the role of The Big Boss in "Once Upon a Time (In the Hundred Acre Wood)".
    • In addition, the robot news reporter from the same show plays the role of Al Gorithm in " A Fish Called Gopher ".
    • Astro Boy and Higeoyaji (Also known as Mr. Pompous in the English dub) make an appearance at the end as they were watching Rabbit swim with the trout.

  • Donna Trenton and her son Tad from Cujo make a cameo appearance twice when they take shelter in their car in Adventures in Dog-Sitting.

  • The French Narrator from SpongeBob SquarePants makes frequent cameo appearances in some Pinnie the Whoo episodes, often reading the time cards.
  On rare occasions, he breaks character and is sometimes revealed to be SpongeBob using a French accent.
  • David Seville and The Chipmunks from A Chipmunk Christmas make a cameo appearance on TV in I Wish Whoo A Merry Christmas.

  • In O Piglet, Where Art Thou?, Chikorita from Pokémon makes a cameo appearance twice in a row when it was caught by Whoo's trap.

  • Michael Rosen makes a couple cameo appearances in Gofur the Gold and Bastion Blunders.

  • Dan from Dan Vs. plays the off-screen role of the cameraman at the beginning of Pirates of the Hundred Acre Wood.

  • Horace and Jasper from 101 Dalmatians make a cameo appearance at the end of A Nightmare on Whoo Street as the electric inspectors.

• Camera Abuse:
  • In The Eeyore Cometh, when Whoo rolls down a hill, he smacks into the camera, causing the lens to shatter.

  • In Pirates of the Hundred Wood, Piglet's pirate ship rolls right toward the camera, causing the footage to damaged for a moment and resume as the cameraman shouts at Piglet to "watch where you're driving, assholes!"
    • This is repeated again in 'I Wish Whoo a Merry Christmas as Whoo's sleigh hits the camera and Whoo apologizes to the cameraman once the footage is restored.

• Caper Crew: The Honeycrisp Gang, who specialize in stealing honey, in Once Upon a Time(In the Hundred Acre Wood).

• Christmas Episode: The Wish List Star and I Wish Whoo a Merry Christmas.

• Cluster Bleep-Bomb:
  • Rabbit after one of his magic spells turns him into a frog in A Toy Piglet in King Whoo's Court.

  • Piglet when he reads "The Erotic Adventures with the Elderly Farm Couple" to Rabbit’s cousins.

  • Rabbit's tirade after Whoo accuses him of being unable to find him, Piglet or his hammer in "O Piglet, Where Art Thou".

  • Rabbit after a failed attempt to get rid of some crows in his garden:
  Rabbit:F*cking crows can f*cking su*k my d*ck!
  
• Cluster F-Bomb:
  Whoo:No matter who you are, you can go fuck yourself. In fact, you can go fuck your mom and fuck your father and fuck your brother and fuck your sister and fuck your ass and fuck your ninjas and fuck your BEARS and fuck your piglets because I said so."
  
• Comical Angry Face: Rabbit pulls one in The Land of Bacon and Eggs when Tigger destroys Rabbit’s garden.

• Comedic Spanking:
  • In The Baby-Sitter's Flub, Kanga can be heard spanking Tigger with her feet for making Roo run away from home with him.

  • In Rock-a-Bye Birdie, it can be implied that Rabbit is spanking Tigger with a tree branch for endangering Kessie's life.

• Curse Cut Short: In Lights, Camera, Oh Bother!:
  Piglet: And what do I get to be in your movie, Christopher Robin?
  Christopher Robin: You can be the tiny victim, just like in those city stomping giant pictures on DeviantArt.
  Piglet: (Gulps) Well, fu-
  
• Dangerous Interrogative: From O, Piglet, Where Art Thou?:
  '"Rabbit'": Sometimes, I even wonder how you get up out of bed without falling on your head! "(He slams the door as he leaves)"
  "'Whoo"': Well, (EFF!) you, you long-eared bitch!
  "Rabbit": "(He returns, overhearing what Whoo just said)" What did you just say, Whoo?!
  '"Whoo"': I'll keep looking for your hammer...
  '"Rabbit'": That's what I thought you said. "(He leaves again, slamming the door)"
  
• Didn't Want an Adventure / Once an Episode: At least once an episode a character/characters will say "Goddamn it, I/we Should've stayed at home!" whenever some sort of mishap occurs or, if the character(s) are already at home/on their property, "Goddamn it, I/we should've stayed in bed!"

• Dumbass Has a Point: In A Few Smackerels More, Whoo states that Sheriff Piglet's office doesn't even have a wall behind him and he could "simply walk out and give you three the finger." Piglet states that "For a bear of very little brain, you're right."

• Failed a Spot Check: Rabbit gives Piglet a book and instructs him to read it to his cousins, having completely overlooked the fact that the book in question is "The Erotic Adventures with the Elderly Farm Couple" (Piglet DOES notice, but his attempt to warn Rabbit is silenced by the latter).

• Get A Hold Of Yourself Man: In Rock-a-Bye Birdie, when Rabbit goes insane after having a difficult time taking care of Kessie, Whoo simply slaps him in the face in order to calm him in.

• Get Out!:
  • In Dummies and Bunnies, after Rabbit's cousin emit a loud scream that caused a big mess in Rabbit's house, he shouts "Get the fuck out of my house, all of you!"

  • In Gaffes in the Garden, when Whoo and the gang accidentally destroy Rabbit's home, the latter tell them to "Get the fuck off my property and stay off!" before slamming the window.

• Gratuitous Japanese:
  • In Lights, Camera, Oh Bother!, both Piglet and Whoo say "No Tigger-dono, yamate!" during filming.

  • In Gofur the Gold, Piglet, Rabbit, and Tigger are seen repeatedly saying "Ora!" while running past Eeyore.

  • In Piglet: Hero to Zero, Tigger gives Piglet the Japanese honorable title "Piglet-dono" while being his servant.

  • In The Luck of the Tigger, after Rabbit tells Whoo that he has bad luck from the broken mirror, Whoo shouts "NANI?!", replacing the word " WHAT?!"

• The Heckler: Eeyore in the aptly-named "Eeyore the Heckler" segment.

• Im A Doctor Not A Place Holder:
  • From I Wish Whoo A Merry Christmas:
  Dave: Can I count on you boys to stop the Grinch before he steals Christmas?//
  Alvin: Damn it, Dave! We're singing Chipmunks, not the FBI!
  • From Rock-a-Bye Birdie:
    • Rabbit commands Whoo, Tigger, and Piglet to save his carrot from the snowstorm, prompting Whoo to say, "Damn it, Rabbit! I'm a stuffed bear, not a miracle worker!

• Kids Are Cruel: In Tales from Hundred Acre Wood High, Carl bullies Whoo at school through the Parlez-Vous Whoo? segement.

• Kissing Cousins: A literal example between two of Rabbits', as Rabbit tells one (named Buster) to stop making out with another (named Babs).

• Laser-Guided Broadcast: How Rabbit decides that he needs a vacation in "Gaffes in the Garden".
  Rabbit: There has to be something for me to do, but what?
  
  Radio Announcer: Are you a busy rabbit with nothing to do?
  
  Rabbit: Yes.
  
  Radio Announcer: Do you Wish you could get away from it all?
  
  Rabbit: Of course I do.
  
  Radio Announcer: Are your friends a bunch of stuffed animal stoners and a gopher who think there are sharks in the Hundred Acre Wood?
  
  Rabbit: Damn, you must be a mind reader!
  
  Radio Announcer: If the answer to all three questions is yes...then I have good news for you!
  Roger Rabbit’s Resort for Bustling Bunnies is the best destination for rabbits who wish they could get away from it all.
  
• Literal Ass-Kicking: There are some occasions when one character threatens to literally kick another one's ass.
  • In Lights, Camera, Oh Bother!:
  Mr. MacGuffin: If I ever catch you and your anthropomorphic stuffed animals causing shit in this theater again....(he gets in Christopher Robin's face) I'll kick your ass so hard, it'll make the execution of William Kidd look like a Disney cartoon!
  • From Gaffes in the Garden:
  Rabbit: (As he waves goodbye to Whoo) And if I see you make one fuck-up in my garden... (He gets in Whoo's face in a threatening manner) I'll kick your ass so hard, it'll make Scarface look like a Disney movie!
  • From A Fish Called Gopher:
  Eeyore: (As he is seen floating away) When I get down, I'm gonna kick that rabbit's ass so hard he'll be eating with his feet!

• Malaproper:
  • In almost every episode, Tigger would mispronounce certain words, only to be corrected by someone else.
  • From The Land of Bacon and Eggs:
  Tigger: And now, let us practice some bouncing "caliskinesis."
  —> Inagadda-Davida Tribesman: Don't you mean " calisthenics? "
  —> Tigger': Just shut up and bounce with me.

• Mood Whiplash:
  • In Rock-a-Bye Birdie, after Kessie saves Rabbit's life by flying, Tigger happily states that "nothing's gonna stop her for sure!" This leads to Rabbit sadly stating, "then I don't deserve to be her guardian" and walking away.

• Named by the Adaptation:
  • The fantasy land Piglet and the others end up in after eating mushrooms is called Fa-La-La-La Land.

  • The Gorilla Conductor is now called Hans Franz Pootenschitz.

  • The unnamed Volcano is now called Mt. Blow-Em-Up.

  • The unnamed Toy Store Clerk is given the name of Mr. Dodgers.

  • The town near the Hundred Acre Wood is called MainStreetsville.

  • The Grocer is named Mr. Whoa.

  • The leader of the caterpillars is named Caterpillian Bonalegs.

  • Christopher Robin's babysitter is named Becky.

  • The statue in The Land of Bacon Eggs is called Porky, who is the guardian deity of the Inagadda-Davidda Tribe.

  • The game that Whoo and the gang were playing in Gofur the Gold is called Whoo Sports.

  • One of the ushers is named Mr. MacGuffin.

  • The giant spider monster is called Man-Spider-Man.

  • The land where Whoo is sent to by the Wish List Star is called Ballyhoo-Ado-Bedew.

  • The giant birthday cake made for Tigger is called Torte (Pronounced Tore-tay).

  • The mountain that Whoo and the gang are camping near in Whoo in the Woods is named Mount Mindomatta (Pronounced Mind-O-Matter).

• Nightmare Face: Cujo at his dog house in A Nightmare on Whoo Street

• Numbered Sequels: The second through 21st entries are prefaced with "Pinnie the Whoo" followed by a Roman numeral and then the title. Episodes 22 and onwards Avert this.

• Oh, Crap!:
  • Rabbit's reaction when he sees Tigger in his giant carrot costume in Lights, Camera, Oh Bother!

  • Rabbit, Tigger, Piglet, and Gopher's response after Whoo takes a rock off a huge boulder in Gofur the Gold.

• Oh, My Gods!: Characters will occasionally invoke the name of Walt Disney.

• Only a Flesh Wound:
  • In I Wish Whoo a Merry Christmas, Gopher was struggling with carrying A large tree until he gets crushed into a bloody pulp. Horrified, Rabbit asks if Gopher was okay and the latter states that "It's only a scratch."

• Orphaned Setup
  • In the Conversation Agitation segment of Tales of Citizen Whoo, Piglet begins his story with "There once was a man from Nantucket", only for Owl to cut him off by saying "Not in front of Christopher Robin and Roo!"

• Parody Names: the titles of many of the videos are parodies of other works of media.
  • "The Eeyore Cometh" and "The Eeyore Cometh Back".

  • "A Potful of Honey"

  • "A Few Smackerels More"

  • "For Whom the Heffalump Sneezes"

  • ''The Heffalump Sneezes Twice"

  • It Came From The Hundred Acre Wood (which parodies several B-movie titles)

  • "A Toy Piglet in King Whoo’s Court"

  • "Adventures in Dog-Sitting"

  • "The Baby-Sitters’ Flub"

  • "Once Upon a Time (In the Hundred Acre Wood)"

  • "Pirates of the Hundred Acre Wood"

  • "A Fish Called Gopher"

  • "Crouching Tigger, Hidden Honey".

  • "A Nightmare on Whoo Street"

  • "Oh, Piglet, Where Art Thou?"

  • "The Tell-Tale Eeyore"

  • "Hunny, I Shrunk the Tigger"

  • ''Tales from Hundred Acre Wood High''

• Pre-Asskicking One-Liner: Rabbit in “Runaway Rabbit”:
  Rabbit:All right, motherfuckers! I hope you all packed your bags because you’re going on a trip...a trip to Hell!"
  
• Punny Name:
  • Al Gorithm in A Fish Called Gopher.

  • Mount Mindomatta in Whoo in the Woods.

• Rage Quit: At the end of It Came from the Hundred Acre Wood, Tigger is disappointed by the twist of Piglet's story to the point where he leaves and slams the door behind him.

• Reference Overdosed: Anything from character names to episode titles is a reference to some form of media.

• Ruder and Cruder: Being a YouTube Poop series, hardly a sentence goes by without at least one character throwing in at least one instance of profanity (in contrast to the source material) or insulting another. Occasionally, however, some swears will be censored.

• Screw This, I'm Outta Here:
  • At the end of How to Sus the Bus:
  Whoo: What's the note say, Owl?.
  Owl: It says "f*ck you, love, Christopher Robin..
  Whoo': That's it, I quit!.
  
  • At the end of The Tigger Effect:
  Tigger: Now that I confessed my crime, will you let me go?.
  (" Piglet, Whoo, Rabbit, and Eeyore huddle together and whisper briefly before turning back to Tigger ").
  Piglet: No..
  —> Tigger: Fuck this, I quit!
  • In Return of the Stupid Strangers:
  Rabbit: (After going into a long tirade about Whoo eating mushrooms) You know what, (EFF!) this shit! I'm going home! (he disappears).
  
• Sdrawkcab Speech: The Inagadda-Davida Tribe when they’re first introduced in The Land of Bacon and Eggs

• Shaped Like Itself: Whoo states that "a stranger is a stranger" in The Stupid Strangers.

• Shave And A Haircut:Tigger imitates the sound of farting to these beats over the loudspeaker in "Adventures in Dog Sitting", prompting Piglet to say "Did somebody cut the cheese?"
• Shout-Out:
  • From "The Tigger Effect'':
  Whoo: How about if we defeat the Little Monkey Man and save the Eighth Dimension?//
  Tigger: Whoo, get serious! This is no time for a SpongeBob SquarePants Reference!//

  • Also doubles as This Is No Time for Knitting.
  • From A Toy Piglet in King Whoo's Court
    • When Whoo and the gang are near the stairs to the attic, Eeyore says "Is it just me or am I getting some serious Insidious vibes here?"

    • After Rabbit turns himself into a frog by back, he says, "Just wait until I get my hands on Cinderella's godmother!"

  • From Valentine's Gone Wrong:
    • Rabbit announces that he and the others were going to do the play in cooperation with the Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society, but were rejected when Chris Bean took a look at Rabbit's script and declined, saying that he'll never make it into show business.

  • From "Dummies and Bunnies":
    • Tigger decides to sweep under the rug "Just like in that Daffy Duck Cartoon". When Rabbit catches him in the act, Tigger thinks to himself "Well, it worked for Daffy Duck". The Daffy Duck cartoon Tigger was referring to was " His Bitter Half".

    • While washing Rabbit's window, Tigger is singing Beat It by Michael Jackson before Rabbit scolds him for ripping the windows out of his walls.

    • All of Rabbit’s cousins are named after fictional rabbits: BigWig, Buster, Thumper, Oswald, and Roger.

  • From Gofur the Gold:
    • After Whoo and the gang were running away from a giant boulder, Tigger states "Now I know how Indiana Jones felt!"

    • Gopher states that being A referee for Whoo Sports is "one of the dumbest ideas since Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers movie".

  • From "A Fish Called Gopher":
    • Rabbit uses a similar syntax as Samuel L. Jackson’s infamous line from Snakes on a Plane when he angrily declares "I've had it with these motherfucking fish in this motherfucking forest!"

    • When Rabbit gets Eeyore up into the clouds using a kite, the theme from Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines briefly plays.

  • From Whoo in the Woods:
    • When Gopher and Tigger jump into Rabbit's arms after mistaking Whoo's voice as a moon bee, Rabbit states "Now I know how Shaggy Rogers felt!" Tigger adds by saying, "Well, let's make like Scooby-Doo and get the hell outta here!"

  • From A Nightmare on Whoo Street:
    • A commercial for Mama Luigi's Pizzeria can be heard on TV, with Luigi as the pizzeria's spokesperson.

• Slasher Smile: Eeyore pulls one in The Eeyore Cometh Back in an attempt to demonstrate to Whoo that he’s capable of being happy.

• Sound Off: From “Dummies and Bunnies”. Also doubles as "The Villain Sucks" Song:
  Whoo: I don’t know, but I've been told.
  Piglet & Tigger: I don’t know, but I've been told.
  Whoo: Rabbit’s such a bossy asshole.
  Piglet & Tigger: Rabbit's such a bossy asshole.
  Whoo: Rabbit’s such a controlling prick.
  Piglet & Tigger: Rabbit's such a controlling prick.
  Whoo: And he can kiss my big fat…well, you know.
  Piglet & Tigger: And he can kiss my big fat…well, you know.
  
• Sound-Effect Bleep
  • Beginning in Whoo in the Woods, the word "fuck" is censored with the (EFF!) sound effect from Perfect Hair Forever
• Stock Scream:
  • In The Eeyore Cometh Back, Eeyore emits The Howie Scream in horror when Pooh mentions that they still have Lunch to eat (after the both of them have consumed a huge pile of apples).

  • In The Tell-Tale Eeyore, Eeyore emits the Wilhelm Scream after falling down from Owl's house.

• Studio Audience:
  • In The Heffalump Sneezes Twice, when Henry Heffalumpson is seen emerging from a hole in the wall, there is an applause break as the audience can be heard cheering.
  This is repeated again in Dummies and Bunnies when Henry is seen crouching by Gopher's hole.
  • In Wish Upon a Tigger, when Tigger leaves Piglet's house after his birthday party didn't go as planned, the audience is heard letting out a sad "Awww..". This is immediately followed by Eeyore saying " Well, that certainly escalated quickly", prompting the audience to laugh.

• Terrible Trio: Dinnie the Foo, Biglett, and Kaplan in Runaway Rabbit.

• The Triple: When the offstream migration of trout infests Gopher's tunnels

  Gopher: Call the police! Call animal control! Call Sponge Bob Squarepants! My tunnels are being invaded by trout!

• Weird Crossover: Valentine's Gone Wrong involves characters from Team Fortress 2 going to see a play done by Rabbit and the others.

• Your Mom: In A Few Smackerals More:

  Whoo: (As he and Tigger escape from jail) Hey, Piglet! Your mom.is a Baconator sandwich at Wendy's!

• You Wanna Get Sued?: When Rabbit attempts to “sing” a song (i.e. a clip from the source material is briefly played intact and unedited where Rabbit does just that), Piglet reminds him that they'll get sued if they try to sing a Disney song.

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"Goddamn it, I should've stayed at home!"