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* PinkGirlBlueBoy: Scheherazade and the other violin character in the season 3 episode "Return of Scheherazade". Also, Chordelia and Oscar.
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* PinkGirlBlueBoy: Scheherazade and the other violin character her husband in the season 3 episode "Return of Scheherazade". Also, Chordelia and Oscar.
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* ShesAManInJapan: The show's Sinhala dub makes Oscar into a girl... [[DubNameChange named]] [[ADogNamedDog "Piano"]].
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* ForeignLanguageTitle: "Viva España!"; the episode's title means "Long Live Spain!"
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* NeverSayDie: Typically, Thadius or his henchmen will use words like “destroyed” or “obliterated” instead of “kill”. {{Justified}} considering Thadius doesn’t just want Oscar and the other instruments [[{{Sadist}} dead]].
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** Typically, Thadius or his henchmen will use words like “destroyed” or “obliterated” instead of “kill”.{{Justified}} {{Justified|Trope}} considering Thadius doesn’t just want Oscar and the other instruments [[{{Sadist}} dead]].
** Typically, Thadius or his henchmen will use words like “destroyed” or “obliterated” instead of “kill”.
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** Also averterted in the soundtrack.
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** Also averterted averted in the soundtrack.
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** Lucius has green skin. This is lampshaded in the episode “Queen of Sheba”.
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*** Rebecca is turned into a swan. Swan’s are thought of as pure. A good example of Rebecca embodying this as well is seen in the first episode, “The Battle Begins”. Due to events in the episode, Rebecca, who has zero knowledge of events happening in the world due to her grandfather shielding her from them, gets approached by both sides of the fight(individually) and chooses Oscar, Eric, and Trevor’s side, as she immidiately sees that Lucius and Tank are horrible people and the instruments didn’t do anything to warrant their behavior.
----> '''Oscar:''' I’m sorry Rebecca, but you’re with us now.
----> '''Rebecca:''' Too right!
----> '''Oscar:''' I’m sorry Rebecca, but you’re with us now.
----> '''Rebecca:''' Too right!
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*** Rebecca is turned into a swan. Swan’s swan, which are thought of as pure. A good example of Rebecca embodying this as well purity is seen in the first episode, “The Battle Begins”. Due to events in the episode, Rebecca, who Though she has zero no knowledge of events happening in the world due to her grandfather shielding her from them, gets fight, she's approached by both sides of the fight(individually) individually and chooses Oscar, Eric, and Trevor’s side, as she immidiately immediately sees that Lucius and Tank are horrible people and the instruments didn’t do anything to warrant their behavior.abuse.
----> '''Oscar:''' I’m sorry Rebecca, but you’re with usnow.
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'''Rebecca:''' Too right!
----> '''Oscar:''' I’m sorry Rebecca, but you’re with us
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'''Rebecca:''' Too right!
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* PopCulturePunEpisodeTitle: A few episodes have these, most notably [[Film/BackToTheFuture "Bach To The Future"]], [[Franchise/StarWars "Star Tours"]], and [[Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk "Raiders Of The Lost Park"]].
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* PopCulturePunEpisodeTitle: A few episodes have these, most notably [[Film/BackToTheFuture [[Franchise/BackToTheFuture "Bach To The Future"]], [[Franchise/StarWars "Star Tours"]], and [[Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk "Raiders Of The Lost Park"]].
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* NowWhichOneWasThatVoice: The series provides a particularly confusing example: ''Most'' of the orchestra has their voices credited, as do Thaddeus, Lucius, Goodtooth and Tank, guest characters ''sometimes'' have their voices credited and sometimes don't (and generally not more than one guest actor will ever be credited, even if the episode featured multiple) and, despite being part of the orchestra, Jan and Stan's voices are ''not'' credited.
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* NowWhichOneWasThatVoice: The series provides a particularly confusing example: ''Most'' of the orchestra has their voices credited, as do Thaddeus, Lucius, Goodtooth and Tank, guest characters ''sometimes'' have their voices credited and sometimes don't (and generally not more than one guest actor will ever be credited, even if the episode featured multiple) and, despite being part of the orchestra, Jan and Stan's voices are ''not'' credited.
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''Oscar’s Orchestra'' was an animated British kids TV show that premiered on September 12, 1995 and ran for 3 seasons on Creator/{{CBBC}} in the UK. It is set in a dystopian future, in the year 735 squillion, 22 million, 381 thousand, 604, where the evil dictator Thadius Vent rules the world. Under his rule, music has been banned, and Oscar, a talking grand piano, leads the fight to bring music back to the world. Each episode follows the orchestra’s plans to bring music back to the world and Thadius' efforts to destroy the orchestra.
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''Oscar’s Orchestra'' was an animated British kids kids' TV show that premiered on September 12, 1995 and ran for 3 seasons on Creator/{{CBBC}} in the UK. It is set in a dystopian future, in the year 735 squillion, 22 million, 381 thousand, 604, where the evil dictator Thadius Vent rules the world. Under his rule, music has been banned, and Oscar, a talking grand piano, leads the fight to bring music back to the world. Each episode follows the orchestra’s plans to bring music back to the world and Thadius' efforts to destroy the orchestra.
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The show is based on an idea by Jan Younghusband, and was produced by Christopher O'Hare and directed by Tony Collingwood. The show was designed to introduce children to the wonders of classical music.
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The show is based on an idea by Jan Younghusband, and was produced by Christopher O'Hare and O'Hare, directed by Tony Collingwood.Collingwood and produced by Creator/CollingwoodAndCo. The show was designed to introduce children to the wonders of classical music.
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''Oscar’s Orchestra'' was an animated British kids TV show that premiered on September 12, 1995 and ran for 3 seasons on Creator/{{CBBC}} in the UK. It is set in a dystopian future, in the year 735 squillion, 22 million, 381 thousand, 604, where the evil dictator Thadius Vent rules the world. Under his rule, music has been banned, and Oscar, a talking grand piano, leads the fight to bring music back to the world. Each episode follows the orchestra’s plans to bring music back to the world and Thadius' efforts to destroy the orchestra.\\
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''Oscar’s Orchestra'' was an animated British kids TV show that premiered on September 12, 1995 and ran for 3 seasons on Creator/{{CBBC}} in the UK. It is set in a dystopian future, in the year 735 squillion, 22 million, 381 thousand, 604, where the evil dictator Thadius Vent rules the world. Under his rule, music has been banned, and Oscar, a talking grand piano, leads the fight to bring music back to the world. Each episode follows the orchestra’s plans to bring music back to the world and Thadius' efforts to destroy the orchestra.\\orchestra.
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** [[Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet “Star-Crossed”]] [[note]]The episode’s German dub is even more blatant, being literally named “Romeo Und Julia”[[/note]]
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** [[Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet “Star-Crossed”]] [[note]]The episode’s German dub is German, Finnish, and Korean dubs are even more blatant, being literally named “Romeo Und Julia”[[/note]][[CompletelyDifferentTitle retitled]] to just German/Finnish/Korean for "Romeo and Juliet".[[/note]]
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* BedsheetLadder: In "Star-Crossed", Tobias Vent tries to do this to escape his bedroom after being sent there by his uncle Thaddius as a punishment, but he doesn't have enough sheets on his bed to make it down. [[RefugeInAudacity So he orders a ton more from Thaddius's "Ruler Of The World Room Service" staff until he has enough to escape.]]
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* DubNameChange: For some reason, Thadius was renamed to "Moderatus" in the Russian dub.
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* ExcitedShowTitle: Not the show itself, but the season 1 episode "Viva Espana!"
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* OffModel: The [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/screenshot_2022_11_20_at_22_39_29_oscars_orchestra_episodes.png show]] [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/screenshot_2022_11_20_at_22_39_44_oscars_orchestra_episodes.png does]] [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/screenshot_2022_11_20_at_22_39_54_oscars_orchestra_episodes.png this]] [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/screenshot_2022_11_20_at_22_40_06_oscars_orchestra_episodes.png CONSTANTLY]].
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* WouldHurtAChild: All of the villains in the show have absolutely no hesitation about hurting Rebecca, who’s 10.
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* ArtisticLicenseSpace: Honestly, it would be easier to list the scenes in "Star Tours" that ''didn't'' violate the laws of astrophysics. Rebecca [[BatmanCanBreatheInSpace not having any problems getting oxygen]] and the instruments [[SpaceIsNoisy still being able to play music]] in what's supposed to be an airless vacuum is just the tip of the iceberg.
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** Tank also became "Crin-Crin" in the French dub.
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** [[Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet “Star-Crossed”]] [[note]]The episode’s German dub is even more blatant, being literally named “Romeo Und Julia” (For the uninitiated, “und” is German for “and”.)[[/note]]
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** [[Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet “Star-Crossed”]] [note]]The episode’s German dub is even more blatant, being literally named “Romeo Und Julia” (For the uninitiated, “und” is German for “and”.)[[/note]]
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** [[Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet “Star-Crossed”]] [note]]The [[note]]The episode’s German dub is even more blatant, being literally named “Romeo Und Julia” (For the uninitiated, “und” is German for “and”.)[[/note]]