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* AGodAmI: Subverted. Raunchy initially appears to be going this way when he gets [=HooDoo=]'s powers in one episode, but instead mostly spends his time getting back at his former boss and eating a ton of carrots.
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* AGodAmI: Subverted. Raunchy initially appears to be going this way when he gets [=HooDoo=]'s powers in one episode, "Take Me to Your Rabbit", but instead mostly spends his time getting back at his former boss and eating a ton of carrots.
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* {{Crossdresser}}: "Have I Got a Girl for [=HooDoo=]" ends with the heroes successfully making Witchiepoo break up with [=HooDoo=] by having him fall for Mark, disguised as a "FemmeFatale", before leaving a letter informing the magician that he's dumping him too. Mark actually volunteers after mentioning that he played the leading lady in his boys' club adaptation of ''Theater/{{Follies}}'' and even his own parents didn't recognize him until his wig fell off.
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* {{Crossdresser}}: "Have I Got a Girl for [=HooDoo=]" ends with the heroes successfully making Witchiepoo break up with [=HooDoo=] by having him fall for Mark, disguised as a "FemmeFatale", before leaving a letter informing the magician that he's dumping him too. Mark actually volunteers after mentioning that he played the leading lady in his boys' club adaptation of ''Theater/{{Follies}}'' ''Theatre/{{Follies}}'' and even his own parents didn't recognize him until his wig fell off.
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* ComedicUnderwearExposure: In one episode, [=HooDoo=] attacks the town with "Big Daddy Hoodoo," a HumongousMecha version of himself (and an inflatable one at that!). After it's defeated, it turns out he'd been driving it while wearing nothing but his longjohns for some reason, and when this is revealed he's so embarrassed he runs away without zapping anybody.
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* ComedicUnderwearExposure: In one episode, [=HooDoo=] attacks the town with "Big Daddy Hoodoo," Hoodoo", a HumongousMecha version of himself (and an inflatable one at that!). After it's defeated, it turns out he'd been driving it while wearing nothing but his longjohns for some reason, and when this is revealed he's so embarrassed he runs away without zapping anybody.
* {{Crossdresser}}: "Have I Got a Girl for [=HooDoo=]" ends with the heroes successfully making Witchiepoo break up with [=HooDoo=] by having him fall for Mark, disguised as a "FemmeFatale", before leaving a letter informing the magician that he's dumping him too. Mark actually volunteers after mentioning that he played the leading lady in his boys' club adaptation of ''Theater/{{Follies}}'' and even his own parents didn't recognize him until his wig fell off.
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* DamnItFeelsGoodToBeAGangster: Mr. Big, one of [=HooDoo=]'s henchmen, is a fedora hat that behaves like a stereotypical mob enforcer.
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* DamnItFeelsGoodToBeAGangster: Mr. Big, one of [=HooDoo=]'s henchmen, is a fedora hat that who behaves like a stereotypical mob enforcer.
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* GreatWhiteHunter: Colonel Poom, the IAmVeryBritish pith helmet.
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* GreatWhiteHunter: Colonel Poom, the IAmVeryBritish [[IAmVeryBritish very Britich]] pith helmet.
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%% * TheWonderland: Lidsville
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Extremely similar to ''Series/HRPufnstuf'', '''''Lidsville''''' featured a boy, Mark (Butch Patrick, of Series/TheMunsters fame), who falls into a stage magician's top-hat into the eponymous hat community. Having gained control of a ring-dwelling (non-hat) Genie (played by a [[GenderFlip gender-flipped]] Billie Hayes, who also played Witchiepoo on ''Pufnstuf''), he is pursued by the magician's Lidsvillian evil counterpart, [=HooDoo=], played by a pre-''Series/MatchGame'' Creator/CharlesNelsonReilly — not a hat himself, but living in a giant topper and flying around in a giant opera hat. Produced by Creator/SidAndMartyKrofftProductions back in 1971, with their trademark surrealism, the concept bears a suspicious resemblance to an earlier British stop motion cartoon called ''Hattytown Tales''... though it was only two years earlier, and had none of the overarching plot (such as it is) of the classic Sid and Marty Krofft Productions "human lost in a strange land" story, and lacked any "human" characters. (If Series/HRPufnstuf was inspired by the MGM's version of ''Film/TheWizardOfOz'', then ''Lidsville'' was inspired by Literature/AlicesAdventuresInWonderland.)
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Extremely similar to ''Series/HRPufnstuf'', '''''Lidsville''''' ''Lidsville'' featured a boy, Mark (Butch Patrick, of Series/TheMunsters fame), who falls into a stage magician's top-hat into the eponymous hat community. Having gained control of a ring-dwelling (non-hat) Genie (played by a [[GenderFlip gender-flipped]] Billie Hayes, who also played Witchiepoo on ''Pufnstuf''), he is pursued by the magician's Lidsvillian evil counterpart, [=HooDoo=], played by a pre-''Series/MatchGame'' Creator/CharlesNelsonReilly — not a hat himself, but living in a giant topper and flying around in a giant opera hat. Produced by Creator/SidAndMartyKrofftProductions back in 1971, with their trademark surrealism, the concept bears a suspicious resemblance to an earlier British stop motion cartoon called ''Hattytown Tales''... though it was only two years earlier, and had none of the overarching plot (such as it is) of the classic Sid and Marty Krofft Productions "human lost in a strange land" story, and lacked any "human" characters. (If Series/HRPufnstuf was inspired by the MGM's version of ''Film/TheWizardOfOz'', then ''Lidsville'' was inspired by Literature/AlicesAdventuresInWonderland.)
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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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-->'''[=HooDoo=]:''' ''[croaking]'' [[IWantMyMommy I want my Mommy [=HooDoo=]]]!
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-->'''[=HooDoo=]:''' ''[croaking]'' [[IWantMyMommy I want my Mommy [=HooDoo=]]]![=HooDoo=]!]]
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Extremely similar to ''Series/HRPufnstuf'', '''''Lidsville''''' featured a boy, Mark (Butch Patrick, of Series/TheMunsters fame), who falls into a stage magician's top-hat into the eponymous hat community. Having gained control of a ring-dwelling (non-hat) Genie (played by a [[GenderFlip gender-flipped]] Billie Hayes, who also played Witchiepoo on ''Pufnstuf''), he is pursued by the magician's Lidsvillian evil counterpart, [=HooDoo=], played by a pre-''Series/MatchGame'' Creator/CharlesNelsonReilly — not a hat himself, but living in a giant topper and flying around in a giant opera hat. Produced by Creator/SidAndMartyKrofftProductions back in 1971, with their trademark surrealism, the concept bears a suspicious resemblance to an earlier British stop motion cartoon called ''Hattytown Tales''... though it was only two years earlier, and had none of the overarching plot (such as it is) of the classic Sid and Marty Krofft Productions "human lost in a strange land" story, and lacked any "human" characters. (If Series/HRPufnstuf was inspired by the MGM's version of TheWizardOfOz, then ''Lidsville'' was inspired by Literature/AlicesAdventuresInWonderland.)
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Extremely similar to ''Series/HRPufnstuf'', '''''Lidsville''''' featured a boy, Mark (Butch Patrick, of Series/TheMunsters fame), who falls into a stage magician's top-hat into the eponymous hat community. Having gained control of a ring-dwelling (non-hat) Genie (played by a [[GenderFlip gender-flipped]] Billie Hayes, who also played Witchiepoo on ''Pufnstuf''), he is pursued by the magician's Lidsvillian evil counterpart, [=HooDoo=], played by a pre-''Series/MatchGame'' Creator/CharlesNelsonReilly — not a hat himself, but living in a giant topper and flying around in a giant opera hat. Produced by Creator/SidAndMartyKrofftProductions back in 1971, with their trademark surrealism, the concept bears a suspicious resemblance to an earlier British stop motion cartoon called ''Hattytown Tales''... though it was only two years earlier, and had none of the overarching plot (such as it is) of the classic Sid and Marty Krofft Productions "human lost in a strange land" story, and lacked any "human" characters. (If Series/HRPufnstuf was inspired by the MGM's version of TheWizardOfOz, ''Film/TheWizardOfOz'', then ''Lidsville'' was inspired by Literature/AlicesAdventuresInWonderland.)
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* AttackReflector: In "Weenie, Weenie, Where's Our Genie?", Weenie, feeling unappreciated by his friends, runs away and is recaptured by [=HooDoo=], who has also captured Mark and some of the Good Hats. Weenie, overhearing [=HooDoo=]'s plan to turn the good guys into toads, pushes a mirror in front of [=HooDoo=] just as he finishes the spell, causing [=HooDoo=] to turn ''himself'' into a toad.
-->'''[=HooDoo=]:''' ''[croaking]'' [[IWantMyMommy I want my Mommy [=HooDoo=]]]!
-->'''[=HooDoo=]:''' ''[croaking]'' [[IWantMyMommy I want my Mommy [=HooDoo=]]]!
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* MirrorsReflectEverything: In "Weenie, Weenie, Where's Our Genie?", Weenie runs away and is recaptured by [=HooDoo=], who has also captured Mark and some of the Good Hats. Weenie, overhearing [=HooDoo=]'s plan to turn the good guys into toads, pushes a mirror in front of [=HooDoo=] just as he finishes the spell, causing [=HooDoo=] to turn ''himself'' into a toad.
-->'''[=HooDoo=]:''' ''[croaking]'' [[IWantMyMommy I want my Mommy [=HooDoo=]]]!
-->'''[=HooDoo=]:''' ''[croaking]'' [[IWantMyMommy I want my Mommy [=HooDoo=]]]!
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* ComedicUnderwearExposure: In one episode [=HooDoo=] attacks the town with "Big Daddy Hoodoo," a HumongousMecha version of himself (and an inflatable one at that!). After it's defeated, it turns out he'd been driving it while wearing nothing but his longjohns for some reason, and when this is revealed he's so embarrassed he runs away without zapping anybody.
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* ComedicUnderwearExposure: In one episode episode, [=HooDoo=] attacks the town with "Big Daddy Hoodoo," a HumongousMecha version of himself (and an inflatable one at that!). After it's defeated, it turns out he'd been driving it while wearing nothing but his longjohns for some reason, and when this is revealed he's so embarrassed he runs away without zapping anybody.
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* MirrorsReflectEverything: In "Weenie, Weenie, Where's Our Genie?", Weenie runs away and is recaptured by [=HooDoo=], who has also captured Mark and some of the Good Hats. Weenie, overhearing [=HooDoo=]'s plan to turn the good guys into toads, pushes a mirror in front of [=HooDoo=] just as he finishes the spell, causing [=HooDoo=] to turn ''himself'' into a toad.
-->'''[=HooDoo=]:''' ''[croaking]'' [[IWantMyMommy I want my mommy [=HooDoo=]]]!
-->'''[=HooDoo=]:''' ''[croaking]'' [[IWantMyMommy I want my mommy [=HooDoo=]]]!
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* LorreLookalike: One of the [[QuirkyMinibossSquad Bad Hats]] is Boris, an executioner's hood, who speaks in an impression of Peter Lorre. He's usually seen carrying an axe.
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%% * SurroundedByIdiots: [=HooDoo=]'s bumbling Bad Hats and other henchmen. He even says this out loud.
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* LorreLookalike: One of the [[QuirkyMinibossSquad Bad Hats]] is Boris, an executioner's hood, who speaks in an impression of Peter Lorre. He's usually seen carrying an axe.
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%% * CrossOver: In one episode, [=HooDoo=] meets [[WickedWitch Witchiepoo]] through a dating service, and it is up to the heroes to break them up.
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%% * NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: [[Creator/JohnWayne Tex the Ten-Gallon Hat]], [[Creator/BorisKarloff Boris the Executioner's Hood]], [[Creator/BelaLugosi Bela the Vampire's Cowl]].
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