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* CallingYourAttacks: Dan does this a lot, mostly calling the noun that he's going to attack his target with. Results are mixed on his success.
** The funniest example being in "Baseball" where the Commissioner of Baseball shouts his counterattack. Too bad for him [[spoiler:Dan has an AcquiredPoisonImmunity to mace]].
* CanadaEh: The entirety of "Canada".
** The funniest example being in "Baseball" where the Commissioner of Baseball shouts his counterattack. Too bad for him [[spoiler:Dan has an AcquiredPoisonImmunity to mace]].
* CanadaEh: The entirety of "Canada".
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* CallingYourAttacks: Dan does this a lot, mostly calling the noun that he's going to attack his target with. Results are mixed on his success.
**success. The funniest example being in "Baseball" where the Commissioner of Baseball shouts his counterattack. Too bad for him [[spoiler:Dan has an AcquiredPoisonImmunity to mace]].
* CanadaEh: The entirety of "Canada".mace]].
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* CanadaEh: The entirety of "Canada".
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* TheCuckoolanderWasRight: In the episode "Canada", the screwball misconceptions Dan has about Canadians ([[BeastMan half-bear]], obsessed with hockey, [[CanadaEh Say "eh?"]], pronounce "sorry" "SOH-ree" and "About" as "Aboot", etc.) and [[spoiler: Chris' great grandfather being in love with a yeti]] turn out to be 100% accurate.
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* TheCuckoolanderWasRight: In the episode "Canada", the screwball misconceptions Dan has about Canadians ([[BeastMan half-bear]], obsessed with hockey, [[CanadaEh Say "eh?"]], say "eh?", pronounce "sorry" "SOH-ree" and "About" as "Aboot", etc.) and [[spoiler: Chris' great grandfather being in love with a yeti]] turn out to be 100% accurate.
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* DelusionsOfLocalGrandeur: In [[Recap/DanVsS1E7DanVsTraffic "Dan vs. Traffic"]], Dan butts heads with an obnoxious traffic reporter, Helicopter Hal, who takes offense at being called just a minor celebrity.
-->'''Elise:''' Dan, land the helicopter and let the minor celebrity go.\\
'''Hal:''' ''[[ITakeOffenseToThatLastOne Minor]]'' celebrity?!\\
'''Dan:''' You really didn't know, did you?
-->'''Elise:''' Dan, land the helicopter and let the minor celebrity go.\\
'''Hal:''' ''[[ITakeOffenseToThatLastOne Minor]]'' celebrity?!\\
'''Dan:''' You really didn't know, did you?
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* BSoD: Dan suffers one in "The Family Thanksgiving," becoming so torn between revenge and forgiveness that he passes out in a rage.
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* TheAllegedCar: Dan's car. An artist painted over it in "Art", assuming it was abandoned, and in "The Salvation Armed Forces":
-->'''Dan''': There has been a mistake. My car was taken from outside your store today.\\
-->'''Dan''': There has been a mistake. My car was taken from outside your store today.\\
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* TheAllegedCar: TheAllegedCar:
** Dan's car. An artist painted over it in "Art", assuming it was abandoned, and in "The Salvation Armed Forces":
-->'''Dan''': --->'''Dan''': There has been a mistake. My car was taken from outside your store today.\\
** Dan's car. An artist painted over it in "Art", assuming it was abandoned, and in "The Salvation Armed Forces":
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** To be fair, with all the stuff Dan's poor car has dealt with, the fact that it is still ''together'' is miracle.
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** CheeseEatingSurrenderMonkeys: Downplayed. Chef Puree was, to be fair, completely outmanned and surrounded when he surrendered, and several of the cooks rebelling against him were French as well.
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** CheeseEatingSurrenderMonkeys: Downplayed. Chef Puree was, to be fair, was completely outmanned and surrounded when he surrendered, and several of the cooks rebelling against him were French as well.
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** Elise is an undercover operative and her significant other Chris is rather dim-witted and clumsy everyguy. Sounds a lot like [[WesternAnimation/KimPossible Kim and Ron]].
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* GuiltByAssociation: Whenever Dan is being apprehended or thrown out for doing something illegal, Chris is always being dealt with the same way just for accompanying Dan, despite not doing anything wrong.
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* CatchPhrase: Dan's "Aw c'maawwwwwn!" and his favorite insult "Jerkface".
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* CatchPhrase: CharacterCatchphrase:
** Dan's "Aw c'maawwwwwn!" and his [[CatchPhraseInsult favorite insult"Jerkface"."Jerkface"]].
** Dan's "Aw c'maawwwwwn!" and his [[CatchPhraseInsult favorite insult
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* TheChewToy: Chris has it worst. However in the beginning of several episodes, Dan's car is the principal victim.
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* TheChewToy: TheChewToy:
** Chris has it worst. However in the beginning of several episodes, Dan's car is the principal victim.
** Chris has it worst. However in the beginning of several episodes, Dan's car is the principal victim.
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* ChronicallyCrashedCar: Something happening to Dan's car is usually the reason he wants revenge on the episode's subject.
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* ChronicallyCrashedCar: ChronicallyCrashedCar:
** Something happening to Dan's car is usually the reason he wants revenge on the episode's subject.
** Something happening to Dan's car is usually the reason he wants revenge on the episode's subject.
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* ComedicSociopathy
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* KickTheSonOfABitch: In "New Mexico", Dan destroys a bunch of hot air balloons. However, the balloonists were making a HumanSacrifice
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-->'''Dan''': Don’t be ridiculous. [[ActorAllussion No one would do that]].
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-->'''Dan''': Don’t be ridiculous. [[ActorAllussion [[ActorAllusion No one would do that]].
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—->'''Chris''': I think this characters are based on us.
—->'''Dan''': Don’t be ridiculous. [[ActorAlussion No one would do that]].
—->'''Dan''': Don’t be ridiculous. [[ActorAlussion No one would do that]].
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-->'''Dan''': Hey, you date a married woman, [[DisproportionateRetribution you get hit by a bus]]. Karma.\\
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-->'''Dan''': Hey, you date a married woman, married., [[DisproportionateRetribution you get hit by a bus]]. Karma.\\
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*BreakingTheFourthWall: In “Technology” when Dan and Chris are watching Hiram’s puppet show.
—->'''Chris''': I think this characters are based on us.
—->'''Dan''': Don’t be ridiculous. [[ActorAlussion No one would do that]].
—->'''Chris''': I think this characters are based on us.
—->'''Dan''': Don’t be ridiculous. [[ActorAlussion No one would do that]].
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** In "Anger Management," Dan implies the reason he feels so angry all the time is because the things that set him off make him feel "helpless", and "ineffective".
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* AxCrazy: Timmy, Chris' great-great-grandfather, Hiram, the chainsaw maniac,...the series has a lot of Ax Craziness going around.
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* AxCrazy: Timmy, Chris' great-great-grandfather, Hiram, the chainsaw maniac,...maniac... the series has a lot of Ax Craziness going around.
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--> '''Hobo:''' Uhh... We're wasting time!
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--> '''Hobo:''' Uhh... We're we're wasting time!
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* BondOneLiner: After destroying the dentist's army of robots (It Makes Sense in Context ... sort of), he quips, "Rinse that out and spit!" Then after causing his tooth-shaped Supervillain Lair to self-destruct: "Now that's what I call tooth decay!"
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* BondOneLiner: After destroying the dentist's army of robots (It Makes Sense in Context ...Context... sort of), he quips, "Rinse that out and spit!" Then after causing his tooth-shaped Supervillain Lair to self-destruct: "Now that's what I call tooth decay!"
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* CasualKink: "Canada". It seems that Dan would like to be eaten off of...by Chris.
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* CasualKink: "Canada". It seems that Dan would like to be eaten off of... by Chris.
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** At her 8th birthday party, Elise volunteered for a magic act....and was tormented by Magnifico The Magnificent's swords and knives.
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** At her 8th birthday party, Elise volunteered for a magic act....act... and was tormented by Magnifico The Magnificent's swords and knives.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: In "Anger Management", Dan and his counselor team up for a revenge plot and later go out to eat. Dan thinks they're on a date, but she actually just wants to discuss who her next target is. Dan asks "Are we just...revenge buddies?" in the same way someone might ask "Are we just [[FriendsWithBenefits *** buddies]]?"
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: In "Anger Management", Dan and his counselor team up for a revenge plot and later go out to eat. Dan thinks they're on a date, but she actually just wants to discuss who her next target is. Dan asks "Are we just... revenge buddies?" in the same way someone might ask "Are we just [[FriendsWithBenefits *** buddies]]?"
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** "Chris" fits pretty well, despite the fact that [[spoiler:Chris and Dan make up...and Dan ends up with the toy]].
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** "Chris" fits pretty well, despite the fact that [[spoiler:Chris and Dan make up... and Dan ends up with the toy]].
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-->''Et tu, Brutus? [...] Et tu, Mr. Mumbles? [..] Et tu, Chris?''
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-->''Et tu, Brutus? [...] Et tu, Mr. Mumbles? [..[...] Et tu, Chris?''
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--> '''Chris:''' That's odd...it's not even raining.
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--> '''Chris:''' That's odd... it's not even raining.
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* {{Flashback}}: Parodied in "The Ninja". Elise starts to say, "[[ItsALongStory It's a long, long story]]," [[FlashbackBackBack harp music starts to play]], and the [[FlashbackEffects screen starts to ripple]]...but then she says, "I don't want to talk about it," and everything goes back to normal.
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* {{Flashback}}: Parodied in "The Ninja". Elise starts to say, "[[ItsALongStory It's a long, long story]]," [[FlashbackBackBack harp music starts to play]], and the [[FlashbackEffects screen starts to ripple]]... but then she says, "I don't want to talk about it," and everything goes back to normal.
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* TheGhost: It seems as though this mysterious ex-friend of Dan's, Ted, is shaping up to be one...who is he and what did he do to make Dan's list?
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* TheGhost: It seems as though this mysterious ex-friend of Dan's, Ted, is shaping up to be one... who is he and what did he do to make Dan's list?
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%%* IAteWhat: The theatregoers' reactions upon discovering they've been eating soap soup. Except Chris, he just keeps eating. %%What were there reactions?
%%--> '''Chris:''' My stomach hurts...but I do feel clean inside.
%%--> '''Chris:''' My stomach hurts...but I do feel clean inside.
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%%* IAteWhat: The theatregoers' reactions upon discovering they've been eating soap soup. Except Chris, he just keeps eating. %%What were there their reactions?
%%--> '''Chris:''' My stomach hurts... but I do feel clean inside.
%%--> '''Chris:''' My stomach hurts... but I do feel clean inside.
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* EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs: A ''Tyrannosaurus rex'' is the antagonist in "The Dinosaur".
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* LazyBum: Dan ''is'' a DitzyGenius, who probably could get a job-though, he would be a BunnyEaredLawyer for sure-he just chooses not to contribute to society.
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* LazyBum: Dan ''is'' a DitzyGenius, who probably could get a job-though, he would be a BunnyEaredLawyer [[BunnyEarsLawyer Bunny Eared Lawyer]] for sure-he just chooses not to contribute to society.
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** Similarly, the official Facebook page for the show features an outtake where Chris and Dan accidentally walk into the set of ''WesternAnimation/WowWowWubbzy'' Both shows are produced by Starz and Film Roman.
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** Similarly, the official Facebook page for the show features an outtake where Chris and Dan accidentally walk into the set of ''WesternAnimation/WowWowWubbzy'' ''WesternAnimation/WowWowWubbzy''. Both shows are produced by Starz and Film Roman.
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* GentleGiant: Chris
%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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* ForkliftFu:
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* ForkliftFu:ForkliftFu: In "[[PredatoryBusiness Gigundo Mart,]]" Dan gets in a forklift-on-forklift fight with an [[WhenEldersAttack old store greeter.]]
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* AccidentalPun:
** In "Canada", Chris expresses disbelief that a Mountie "lifted [his car] with his bare hands!" We find out later that in-universe, [[spoiler:Canadians are half-bear.]]
** In "Reality [=TV=]", one of the contestants makes an outfit by simply taking his existing wardrobe and placing two turtles around his neck. However, he didn't realize the "turtle neck" pun until it was pointed out by the judge.
** In "Canada", Chris expresses disbelief that a Mountie "lifted [his car] with his bare hands!" We find out later that in-universe, [[spoiler:Canadians are half-bear.]]
** In "Reality [=TV=]", one of the contestants makes an outfit by simply taking his existing wardrobe and placing two turtles around his neck. However, he didn't realize the "turtle neck" pun until it was pointed out by the judge.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: Kind of the show's whole theme...
** Although averted in the "The Wolfman". Dan discovers his car's been scratched by what he believes to be the Wolfman (and he ends up being right). So what does he do for revenge? He tracks down the Wolfman, finds where he lives... and keys ''his'' car. In a common RunningGag where Dan criticizes Chris for going overboard in their schemes, Dan chastises Chris for suggesting they kill the Wolfman, something that Chris thought Dan wanted to do because the only way to kill or even injure a werewolf is by shooting or stabbing it with something made out of silver and Dan brought a silver arrow and a bow along to begin with.
** From the Thanksgiving episode: "If you can't beat 'em, join 'em. If you can't join 'em ... BURN THEIR HOUSE TO THE GROUND."
** In "The Telemarketer", [[spoiler:Imposter Dan]] spends a fortune and puts in a lot of effort trying to drive Dan insane [[spoiler:as payback for Dan sending him to prison for six months. It's disproportionate since that only happened because Imposter Dan ''tried to steal Dan's life''. Dan even points this out.]]
** The most extreme one happens in "Anger Management", where Dan gets into a US military base and almost launches a bunch of nuclear missiles that would wipe out all of humanity. Why? [[spoiler:A family of squirrels did something that annoyed him.]]
*** Inverted in the same episode. Dan expects to be charged for treason and attempted mass murder but he only gets mandatory anger management classes. The government doesn't want the world to know just how close it came to nuclear annihilation. They especially don't want anyone to know that one angry little moron acting alone managed to infiltrate [=NORAD=] and acquire nuclear launch codes.
** In "The Common Cold" a scientist infects Dan with a lethal virus ''that nearly kills him'' just because Dan called him a geek.
** Although averted in the "The Wolfman". Dan discovers his car's been scratched by what he believes to be the Wolfman (and he ends up being right). So what does he do for revenge? He tracks down the Wolfman, finds where he lives... and keys ''his'' car. In a common RunningGag where Dan criticizes Chris for going overboard in their schemes, Dan chastises Chris for suggesting they kill the Wolfman, something that Chris thought Dan wanted to do because the only way to kill or even injure a werewolf is by shooting or stabbing it with something made out of silver and Dan brought a silver arrow and a bow along to begin with.
** From the Thanksgiving episode: "If you can't beat 'em, join 'em. If you can't join 'em ... BURN THEIR HOUSE TO THE GROUND."
** In "The Telemarketer", [[spoiler:Imposter Dan]] spends a fortune and puts in a lot of effort trying to drive Dan insane [[spoiler:as payback for Dan sending him to prison for six months. It's disproportionate since that only happened because Imposter Dan ''tried to steal Dan's life''. Dan even points this out.]]
** The most extreme one happens in "Anger Management", where Dan gets into a US military base and almost launches a bunch of nuclear missiles that would wipe out all of humanity. Why? [[spoiler:A family of squirrels did something that annoyed him.]]
*** Inverted in the same episode. Dan expects to be charged for treason and attempted mass murder but he only gets mandatory anger management classes. The government doesn't want the world to know just how close it came to nuclear annihilation. They especially don't want anyone to know that one angry little moron acting alone managed to infiltrate [=NORAD=] and acquire nuclear launch codes.
** In "The Common Cold" a scientist infects Dan with a lethal virus ''that nearly kills him'' just because Dan called him a geek.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: Kind of the show's whole theme...
** Although averted in the "The Wolfman". Dan discovers his car's been scratched by what he believes to be the Wolfman (and he ends up being right). So what does he do for revenge? He tracks down the Wolfman, finds where he lives... and keys ''his'' car. In a common RunningGag where Dan criticizes Chris for going overboard in their schemes, Dan chastises Chris for suggesting they kill the Wolfman, something that Chris thought Dan wanted to do because the only way to kill or even injure a werewolf is by shooting or stabbing it with something made out of silver and Dan brought a silver arrow and a bow along to begin with.
** From the Thanksgiving episode: "If you can't beat 'em, join 'em. If you can't join 'em ... BURN THEIR HOUSE TO THE GROUND."
** In "The Telemarketer", [[spoiler:Imposter Dan]] spends a fortune and puts in a lot of effort trying to drive Dan insane [[spoiler:as payback for Dan sending him to prison for six months. It's disproportionate since that only happened because Imposter Dan ''tried to steal Dan's life''. Dan even points this out.]]
** The most extreme one happens in "Anger Management", where Dan gets into a US military base and almost launches a bunch of nuclear missiles that would wipe out all of humanity. Why? [[spoiler:A family of squirrels did something that annoyed him.]]
*** Inverted in the same episode. Dan expects to be charged for treason and attempted mass murder but he only gets mandatory anger management classes. The government doesn't want the world to know just how close it came to nuclear annihilation. They especially don't want anyone to know that one angry little moron acting alone managed to infiltrate [=NORAD=] and acquire nuclear launch codes.
** In "The Common Cold" a scientist infects Dan with a lethal virus ''that nearly kills him'' just because Dan called him a geek.[[DisproportionateRetribution/DanVs Has its own page.]]
** Although averted in the "The Wolfman". Dan discovers his car's been scratched by what he believes to be the Wolfman (and he ends up being right). So what does he do for revenge? He tracks down the Wolfman, finds where he lives... and keys ''his'' car. In a common RunningGag where Dan criticizes Chris for going overboard in their schemes, Dan chastises Chris for suggesting they kill the Wolfman, something that Chris thought Dan wanted to do because the only way to kill or even injure a werewolf is by shooting or stabbing it with something made out of silver and Dan brought a silver arrow and a bow along to begin with.
** From the Thanksgiving episode: "If you can't beat 'em, join 'em. If you can't join 'em ... BURN THEIR HOUSE TO THE GROUND."
** In "The Telemarketer", [[spoiler:Imposter Dan]] spends a fortune and puts in a lot of effort trying to drive Dan insane [[spoiler:as payback for Dan sending him to prison for six months. It's disproportionate since that only happened because Imposter Dan ''tried to steal Dan's life''. Dan even points this out.]]
** The most extreme one happens in "Anger Management", where Dan gets into a US military base and almost launches a bunch of nuclear missiles that would wipe out all of humanity. Why? [[spoiler:A family of squirrels did something that annoyed him.]]
*** Inverted in the same episode. Dan expects to be charged for treason and attempted mass murder but he only gets mandatory anger management classes. The government doesn't want the world to know just how close it came to nuclear annihilation. They especially don't want anyone to know that one angry little moron acting alone managed to infiltrate [=NORAD=] and acquire nuclear launch codes.
** In "The Common Cold" a scientist infects Dan with a lethal virus ''that nearly kills him'' just because Dan called him a geek.
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: Dan has been shown to, on occasion, be against homicide in his plans. In "The Werewolf" he was surprised at Chris when he suggested it as a logical extension to Dan's current scheme.
** Dan's also rather shocked when Chris admits that he'd kill for bacon.
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: While Dan is prone to DisproportionateRetribution, he occassionally demonstrates limits on how far he's willing to go:
** Dan has been shown to, on occasion, be against homicide in his plans. In "The Werewolf" he was surprised at Chris when he suggested it as a logical extension to Dan's currentscheme.
scheme (as opposed to simply keying his car, as was done unto Dan).
** Though PlayedForLaughs, Dan's also rather shocked when Chris admits that he'd kill forbacon.bacon.
** In "The Bank," while Dan fully intends to rob the bank, when the time comes, he only takes the fifty cents he believes he's owed, plus a gumball in "punitive damages."
** Dan has been shown to, on occasion, be against homicide in his plans. In "The Werewolf" he was surprised at Chris when he suggested it as a logical extension to Dan's current
** Though PlayedForLaughs, Dan's also rather shocked when Chris admits that he'd kill for
** In "The Bank," while Dan fully intends to rob the bank, when the time comes, he only takes the fifty cents he believes he's owed, plus a gumball in "punitive damages."
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** In "Wild West Town," by the time Dan is offered a refund, he declines, feeling that his experience (committing a stickup, going on a treasure hunt, and having a showdown at high noon, all unscheduled) was worth the price of admission.
** Dan also seriously draws the line at harming animals. He tries to blow up a noisy animal shelter but once the animals give him the PuppyDogEyes he can't go through with it and frees them first (leaving the employee to be blown up, mind you), while another episode has him put his vengeance against a restaurant on hold long enough to free the lobsters they intended to boil alive.
** Dan also seriously draws the line at harming animals. He tries to blow up a noisy animal shelter but once the animals give him the PuppyDogEyes he can't go through with it and frees them first (leaving the employee to be blown up, mind you), while another episode has him put his vengeance against a restaurant on hold long enough to free the lobsters they intended to boil alive.
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* CryingWolf: In "Elise's Parents", Dan's first revenge strategy is to tell the police that the titular parents are in the mafia. They require a lot of proof before putting an undercover cop on the case. Later, Dan discovers the undercover cop actually ''is'' in the mafia. The other police officers don't believe Dan precisely because of his record of accusing people. [[spoiler:Also, he was half-right about her parents, but didn't know it.]]
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* CryingWolf: In "Elise's Parents", Dan's first revenge strategy is to tell the police that the titular parents are in the mafia. They require The officer on duty requires a lot of proof before putting an undercover cop on the case. Later, Dan discovers the undercover cop actually ''is'' in the mafia. The other police officers don't officer doesn't believe Dan precisely because of his record of accusing people. [[spoiler:Also, he was half-right about her parents, but didn't know it.]]
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* CryingWolf: In "Elise's Parents", Dan's first revenge strategy is to tell the police that the titular parents are in the mafia. They require a lot of proof before putting an undercover cop on the case. Later, Dan discovers the undercover cop actually ''is'' in the mafia. The other police officers don't believe Dan precisely because of his record of accusing people. [[spoiler:Also, he was half-right about her parents, but didn't know it.]]
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* IAteWhat: The theatregoers' reactions upon discovering they've been eating soap soup. Except Chris, he just keeps eating.
--> '''Chris:''' My stomach hurts...but I do feel clean inside.
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** Similarly, the official Facebook page for the show features an outtake where Chris and Dan accidentally walk into the set of ''WesternAnimation/WowWowWubbzy'' Both shows are produced by Starz and Film Roman.
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* AdultAdoptee: Discussed in "The Ski Trip" episode, where an overly cheerful family Chris meets bond with him and plan to adopt him.
-->'''Chris:''' I'm kind of an adult.\\
'''Mrs. Pleasant:''' Don't worry about the rules. We have a friend in social services.\\
'''Chris:''' And I have a wife.\\
'''Mr. Pleasant:''' We'll adopt her, too!\\
'''Chris:''' But then I'd be married to my sister...
-->'''Chris:''' I'm kind of an adult.\\
'''Mrs. Pleasant:''' Don't worry about the rules. We have a friend in social services.\\
'''Chris:''' And I have a wife.\\
'''Mr. Pleasant:''' We'll adopt her, too!\\
'''Chris:''' But then I'd be married to my sister...
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* FakeIdentityBaggage: In "Dan Vs. Dan", a {{Doppelganger}} steals Dan's identity and even quickly wins over the few people still loyal to the real Dan. But when the doppelganger takes Dan's identity, he unknowingly takes Dan's criminal record as well. The real Dan gets his revenge by intentionally skipping his trial for crashing his car into a church, resulting in the imposter getting arrested in his place.
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* {{Bedheaditis}}: In "The Common Cold", Dan has a cold and his hair gets even messier than it usually is.
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* AntiVillain: A lot of them, but Dan and the Imposter are the most prominent.
** Amber from "Anger Management" qualifies.
** Even superhero Terrifi-Guy qualifies. He is also a HeroAntagonist.
** Amber from "Anger Management" qualifies.
** Even superhero Terrifi-Guy qualifies. He is also a HeroAntagonist.
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* AntiVillain: A lot of them, but Dan and the Imposter There are a few characters who are the most prominent.
antagonist but have redeeming qualities that prevent them being straight-up evil, notably:
** Amber from "Anger Management"qualifies.
who is AxCrazy and resorts to {{Blackmail}}, but doesn't really ''want'' to be that way.
**Even superhero Imposter Dan is probably the most notable example. He's not got any grand plan as many BigBad characters have or even is remotely evil, he's just a guy who wants a good life but uses questionable methods such as identity theft (to the point of being a PreferableImpersonator, and [[VillainHasAPoint he does make some good points about Dan's lifestyle and anger issues]].
** Terrifi-Guyqualifies. He who is also destructive, rude, arrogant, selfish and unlikable to the point of being a HeroAntagonist.HateSink, but he really does want to save the day, although he is a {{Jerkass}} through and through.
** Amber from "Anger Management"
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** Terrifi-Guy