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Wishbone

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Wishbone	label	Wishbone
Wishbone	page	Wishbone
Wishbone	comment	A PBS series from the mid-late 1990's in which Wishbone, a well-read Jack Russell Terrier, would dream and imagine himself as the hero of various stories and novels.Wishbone was a real dog (his actual name was Soccer) whose thoughts were expressed as a running voice-over, while all of the other characters in the stories being dramatized are humans. For instance, the episode "Furst Impressions" features an otherwise dead-serious dramatization of Pride and Prejudice in which Mr. Darcy is a cute little dog in a suit and everyone else is human. And everyone acts as if the fact that Mr. Darcy is a talking dog is absolutely nothing at all out of the ordinary. Then again said dog is the one re-telling the stories and placing himself as certain characters.In between the story-telling, there was typically a scenario in the real world that would mirror the events of the story, usually involving Wishbone's owner Joe and his friends David and Samantha. Sometimes, Joe's mother Ellen and their next-door neighbor/gardener/historical society member Wanda get involved, as well as other residents of their generic suburban settlement of Oakdale, Texas. Whether it is supposed to be the real Oakdale is unknown.The series ran for 50 episodes from October 1995 to December 1997. In 1998, the TV movie Wishbone's Dog Days of the West was released. A tie-in computer game, Wishbone and the Amazing Odyssey, was also released in 1996.On July 15, 2020, Universal Pictures and Mattel announced they are developing a film adaption based on the show with Peter Farrelly producing the Film, Roy Parker will write the script, and Robbie Brenner will executive produce.For a full list of stories adapted by the series, including those featured in the eight book tie-in series, see the recap page.
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Wishbone / int_130436b9	type	Annoying Younger Sibling
Wishbone / int_130436b9	comment	Annoying Younger Sibling: David's little sister Emily. In some episodes, she has a partner-in-crime named Tina.
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Wishbone / int_135b9977	type	Bloodless Carnage
Wishbone / int_135b9977	comment	Bloodless Carnage: This happens any time the "literature" half of a plot involves combat. Justified in that one, Wishbone is a kids' show and two, half the time the "person" doing the fighting is a dog.
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Wishbone / int_14beeefd	type	Darker and Edgier
Wishbone / int_14beeefd	comment	Darker and Edgier: Believe it or not, this film reveals some pretty seedy parts of Oakdale's past, namely how Wanda Gilmore inherited parts of Oakdale through back alley deals and horsetrading. And also features a decent shootout, despite the dog not being able to hold a gun.
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Wishbone / int_150994fe	type	Title Sequence Replacement
Wishbone / int_150994fe	comment	Title Sequence Replacement: In the second season, even though the theme song is kept.
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Wishbone / int_16dda55f	type	Simple Solution Won't Work
Wishbone / int_16dda55f	comment	Simple Solution Won't Work: In a scene original to this version, Lemuel Gulliver suggests a simple solution that could end the war between Big-Endians and Little-Endians (those who prefer to break the big end of an egg and those who prefer to break the small end): Take a Third Option and crack the egg in the middle instead. Reldresal, principal secretary of Lilliput and friend of Gulliver, nervously tells him not to voice that idea where anyone else can hear him, because it would be considered a compromise — and in Lilliput, compromisers are seen as disloyal and are put to death if caught.
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Wishbone / int_1777688d	type	Genre Savvy
Wishbone / int_1777688d	comment	Genre Savvy: Wishbone keeps finding links between classic literature and events in his everyday life, letting him solve problems. Joe and his friends do it sometimes too, especially in the The Wishbone Mysteries spinoff books.
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Wishbone / int_1adcd502	type	Sins of Our Fathers
Wishbone / int_1adcd502	comment	Sins of Our Fathers: Variant — at one point, Joe has a daydream where he shows up at a Negro League game to find every single person glaring at him, not because of his family's actions but simply because he's white and therefore a member of the race that's caused so much trouble for their people. He's noticeably rattled by it when he snaps out of it.
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Wishbone / int_1b4e322c	type	Mr. Fanservice
Wishbone / int_1b4e322c	comment	Mr. Fanservice: A good amount of the female fanbase thought of Joe as this in season two. Some would say that David counts as well in the same season.
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Wishbone / int_1bf94a24	type	The Movie
Wishbone / int_1bf94a24	comment	The Movie: One that serves as the Grand Finale to the series when PBS didn't renew it for another season.
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Wishbone / int_21ac3809	type	Ancient Grome
Wishbone / int_21ac3809	comment	Ancient Grome: Averted in the episodes based off Classical Mythology — "The Odyssey", "King Midas", "Hercules and the Golden Apples", and "The Aeneid". Whether a deity is called by their Greek or Roman name depends on the myth and its source. The only exception is the tale of "Hercules and the Golden Apples", will the title character is using his Roman name in a Greek setting (although since virtually every adaptation of Hercules does pretty much the same thing, this can be forgiven).
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Wishbone / int_22cf536c	type	Chekhov's Gun
Wishbone / int_22cf536c	comment	Chekhov's Gun: When Joe and Wishbone find the box of Steve Talbot's books, one of the volumes named is Tom Sawyer Detective, which Joe will later read in Riddle Of The Lost Lake. Subverted with another couple of books by Raymond Chandler, which are mentioned but never become the subject of any books in the series.
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Wishbone / int_233da103	type	Cordon Bleugh Chef
Wishbone / int_233da103	comment	Cordon Bleugh Chef: Wanda — during a pretty much town wide blackout, she makes do with what she has, resulting in sandwiches that are peanut butter/sardine (which Joe tastes but doesn't finish) and egg salad/mint jelly. No one besides Wishbone is interested, including Wanda but she tries to make the best of things.
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Wishbone / int_23473ae7	type	Adaptation Expansion
Wishbone / int_23473ae7	comment	Adaptation Expansion: The series had several tie-in book series, which continued to be written after the series was cancelled. Some books were adaptations of the episodes, however several of them did not have any corresponding episodes made for them.
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Wishbone / int_239a1ada	type	DivineChessboard
Wishbone / int_239a1ada	comment	Divine Chessboard: In "The Aeneid" segments the Gods use a diorama of the Mediterranean to decide the fate of mortals. Jupiter and Venus use it to help and guide Aeneas to his destiny; Juno uses it to make his and the lives of his fellow Trojans as miserable as possible.
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Wishbone / int_2740531a	type	She Cleans Up Nicely
Wishbone / int_2740531a	comment	She Cleans Up Nicely: Sam gets this, and not for the first time, when the core trio, Ellen, Wishbone and the son of a friend of Ellen's end up on a role-playing mystery train; Sam is cast as a lovely young heiress and as such, spends a good portion of the book in the appropriate garb. She's in much better humor about it than she was about the above incident, likely because it is something she volunteered for and is for acting purposes.
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Wishbone / int_27690f66	type	Literary Allusion Title
Wishbone / int_27690f66	comment	Literary Allusion Title/Pun-Based Title: Most episodes use a pun combining a reference to the book of the week and something to do with dogs, e.g. "The Pawloined Paper" for Edgar Allan Poe's "The Purloined Letter".
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Wishbone / int_28b26f8	type	Allegory Adventure
Wishbone / int_28b26f8	comment	Allegory Adventure: The fulcrum of the series is Wishbone's penchant for comparing events in his life to classic literature and early theater.
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Wishbone / int_292d1ccd	type	Everyone Went to School Together
Wishbone / int_292d1ccd	comment	Everyone Went to School Together: At one point, Joe's Mom, David's parents and Wanda reminisce about their high school years. They mention that Damont's Dad went to high school with them too.
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Wishbone / int_29a39f6	type	Easter Egg
Wishbone / int_29a39f6	comment	Easter Egg: On the cover, there are two copies of Riddle of the Wayward Books itself. And one of The Adventures of Wishbone #2: Salty Dog.
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Wishbone / int_3287773c	type	Lovable Alpha Bitch
Wishbone / int_3287773c	comment	Lovable Alpha Bitch: Discussed when the trio debates if Amanda could be the perpetrator behind the stage pranks. Sam points out that it doesn't benefit Amanda to sabotage the play since she's the understudy, thus having all the incentive for the show to go forward and that for all her showing off Amanda actually prioritized the play over her ego. She had a reason to get angry on hearing Crystal sabotaged hers and Ryan's bleachers for dancing, which could have gotten her injured.
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Wishbone / int_389b0e	type	Title Theme Tune
Wishbone / int_389b0e	comment	Title Theme Tune: Come on, Wishbone! What's the story, Wishbone?
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Wishbone / int_3b113b7	type	Character Development
Wishbone / int_3b113b7	comment	Character Development: Wanda, Wishbone and Mr. Pruitt go through this in their various relationships. Wishbone and Wanda are a Sitcom Archnemesis duo where he keeps digging up things in her garden and Wanda yells at him for it; after he ends up locked in her house in "Fleabitten Bargain," they come to an understanding where he tries to stay out of her way and she tries to be more patient with him since he's a dog. This is shown most prominently wherein "Groomed for Greatness", she tries to advise her cousin on how to get Wishbone to behave for posing — give him a snack as a reward — and eventually carves the statue that Renee bails on doing. Mr. Pruitt is a Reasonable Authority Figure but also a bit of a Shrinking Violet when it comes to women. He starts dating Wanda in "Cyranose" after he wants to publish a poem she wrote, but is worried he is too boring for her. Wanda gets seduced by his rock and roll Elvis persona in "Mixed Breeds" and seems to prove his worries valid, until she finds out he is the impersonator and tells him she likes him Just the Way You Are.
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Wishbone / int_3ed23024	type	Surprisingly Realistic Outcome
Wishbone / int_3ed23024	comment	Surprisingly Realistic Outcome: After Sam reveals that Crystal was behind most of the pranks and forces her to confess, Crystal apologizes and expects that she can still be Sandy in Grease. The director Justin tells Crystal that's not happening; he has her understudy Amanda take over the part permanently and is reporting her to the principal. As Sam puts it, Crystal endangered the cast with her pranks and showed she cared more about her entertainment than the show. She ends up having to serve detention for a week and to clean up the auditorium after the play's opening night.
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Wishbone / int_3f45f1e6	type	Adaptational Heroism
Wishbone / int_3f45f1e6	comment	Adaptational Heroism: Aeneas is more honest with Dido about why he has to leave her in Carthage, in that the Gods have sent him a message to depart and he would stay if he could. Aeneas was more of a Jerkass about it in the original source material, which led to Dido's suicide.
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Wishbone / int_4781adbb	type	Jerk with a Heart of Gold
Wishbone / int_4781adbb	comment	Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Justin ultimately proves to be this despite being a Prima Donna Director. He's more worried about Crystal and Robin when they fall in two different rehearsals rather than that the stagings went wrong despite his obvious frustration that they seem to have a saboteur and that nothing is going right. What's more, when he finds out from Sam that Crystal is the potential saboteur, he agrees to stage a trap to test her theory without any hesitation. When Crystal is forced to confess, Justin is legitimately angry about her endangering the cast and her friends, saying that her apologies aren't enough. He's reporting her to the principal and replacing her with Amanda, effective as of their latest dress rehearsal.
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Wishbone / int_47bf7e16	type	Local Hangout
Wishbone / int_47bf7e16	comment	Local Hangout: Pepper Pete's, which is beloved by pretty much everyone in town. Unusually for this trope, it's owned by Sam's dad, making it her Family Business, and many of the mysteries and even some of the normal books feature her working there while Joe and/or David drop in to talk to her.
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Wishbone / int_4b9a8e96	type	"Scooby-Doo" Hoax
Wishbone / int_4b9a8e96	comment	"Scooby-Doo" Hoax: The plot revolves around one. The "ghost" is a man who left civilization and lived on a corner of the property a few owners ago, but when he found out the first owner — who knew he was there, and created the legend of Ka Nowato to help cover it up — had died, he started pulling harmless pranks to dissuade the new owner from expanding the camp into the land where he was living. After he's exposed, he apologizes for his actions (including nearly drowning Samantha, since he didn't realize she was in the tower he'd knocked over), volunteers his personal funds to renovate the camp so its third owner won't have to sell it, and becomes an official staff member.
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Wishbone / int_4c961994	type	Acquired Situational Narcissism
Wishbone / int_4c961994	comment	Acquired Situational Narcissism: Crystal, the star of the show, reveals that she had attained this, pulling the potentially dangerous pranks to "liven up rehearsals". Director Justin replaces her with Amanda and reports Crystal to the principal.
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Wishbone / int_4ef92d0b	type	The Atoner
Wishbone / int_4ef92d0b	comment	The Atoner: This turns out to be the motive of the mysterious thief at Rendezvous Books. Dr. Quentin Quarrel confesses that years ago, he stole some books from the college bookshop run by Mr. Gurney's father, who'd let him hang around the shop. Feeling guilty, he eventually concocted a scheme to pay Mr. Gurney — who by now owned a used bookstore of his own — back for the thefts with interest, first by offering to invest in the store (which was turned down) and later by having his grandson, a rare book dealer, ask Mr. Gurney to keep an eye out for some rare titles. The grandson would then smuggle those very books into the store and subsequently buy them back with his grandfather's money.
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Wishbone / int_527fc5fe	type	Gotta Catch Them All
Wishbone / int_527fc5fe	comment	Gotta Catch Them All: A self-imposed version — the plot kicks off when Joe goes to a yard sale and finds a set of old baseball cards. When questioned by the owner, he explains that he'd inherited his late father's own cards and wanted to keep adding to the collection, including filling in some of the gaps in his father's favorite teams.
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Wishbone / int_5977de6c	type	Write What You Know
Wishbone / int_5977de6c	comment	Write What You Know: Referenced In-Universe. Joe's working in a used bookstore, which has a parrot — Mr. Faulkner, who keeps squawking the trope name — as a resident. His words help Joe to be Genre Savvy and solve the mystery, linking the current rash of strange events (the store is seemingly being burglarized, but the "thief" is actually leaving rare books for the owner to find, sell and profit off of) with the events of the book The Haunted Bookshop (in which the same book keeps getting stolen from and returned to a store), which Joe is currently reading.
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Wishbone / int_64f3ea6e	type	Disneyfication
Wishbone / int_64f3ea6e	comment	Disneyfication: Noticeably averted for the most part: though most of the stories are shortened at times to fit the 30-minute time frame and PBS budgets, they rarely make any major alterations to the story. Downer Endings usually stay that way and the stories aren't made cutesier for the target audience.
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Wishbone / int_6828b109	type	Abridged for Children
Wishbone / int_6828b109	comment	Abridged for Children: The show and the Adventures of Wishbone books are the more familiar version, with modern-day scenes interspersed with the abridged literature with one of the characters being played by a dog. Wishbone Classics was just the abridged novel with occasional commentary from Wishbone from the sides; some of that was also summaries of skipped scenes.
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Wishbone / int_6b05b601	type	Jerkass Has a Point
Wishbone / int_6b05b601	comment	Jerkass Has a Point: Sam says that she agrees with Justin to take Crystal out of the performance, since Crystal with her pranks showed that she put her entertainment ahead of the play, while Crystal's understudy Amanda showed that for her showing off she put the play ahead of herself.
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Wishbone / int_6bda9a30	type	Meaningful Name
Wishbone / int_6bda9a30	comment	Meaningful Name: The first of the Wishbone: The Early Years tie-in novels reveals that Wishbone got his name from Joe wishing on a wishbone for a puppy, where shortly after his dad gave him Wishbone.
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Wishbone / int_73f7975f	type	Jerkass Gods
Wishbone / int_73f7975f	comment	Jerkass Gods: In the "The Aeneid" segments, Juno makes life miserable for the Trojans because she can. (Apparently left out is the fact that she hated all Trojans because of Paris's preferring Venus over Juno and Minerva, but especially hated this particular group of Trojans because their descendants were destined to destroy her favorite city of Carthage, which was still being built at the time the story took place.)
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Wishbone / int_7453bc5b	type	Spared by the Adaptation
Wishbone / int_7453bc5b	comment	Spared by the Adaptation: Dido in the "The Aeneid" segments doesn't commit suicide, as far as we know. This is because Aeneas is nicer here than in the original source, honestly telling her that the gods have ordered him to leave. He says that he would stay if he could and that Dido will always be in his heart. Their farewell is thus more civil if a Gut Punch for the viewers.
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Wishbone / int_74b34280	type	Academic Alpha Bitch
Wishbone / int_74b34280	comment	Academic Alpha Bitch: Sam's rival Amanda. For example, she spends most of "Sniffing the Gauntlet" gloating over how her team is going to win the class spelling bee.
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Wishbone / int_74c1b6f4	type	Flyover Country
Wishbone / int_74c1b6f4	comment	Flyover Country: Averted. The series takes place in Texas, several of the lead characters have noticeable East Texas accents, and there's a gratifying lack of goofy stereotypes.note The series was shot in the DFW Metroplex as a production of the local PBS station KERA
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Wishbone / int_7f95e396	type	"Reading Is Cool" Aesop
Wishbone / int_7f95e396	comment	"Reading Is Cool" Aesop: Pretty much the point of the show was to get kids to read these classics.
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Wishbone / int_8042e814	type	Actually Pretty Funny
Wishbone / int_8042e814	comment	Actually Pretty Funny: The Grease cast ribs Ryan for forgetting his lines on a regular basis. He accepts the teasing with a sheepish grin.
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Wishbone / int_80d55f20	type	Cuteness Proximity
Wishbone / int_80d55f20	comment	Cuteness Proximity: This is everyone's reaction to Ryan's puppy Jinx, whom they think is adorable. The only exception is Wishbone, though justified in that Wishbone is a dog and Jinx stole his squeaky toy.
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Wishbone / int_820ac351	type	It Amused Me
Wishbone / int_820ac351	comment	It Amused Me: Crystal sheepishly admits that this is why she started playing pranks for "livening up the rehearsals" since she was getting bored.
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Wishbone / int_83445b04	type	Pun
Wishbone / int_83445b04	comment	Pun: The theme song includes the lyric "Let's wag another tale."
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Wishbone / int_86ae1278	comment	Adaptational Dumbass: The Sherlock Holmes episodes portray Dr. Watson as he's often perceived by the public, as an older, bumbling, slow-witted sidekick rather than a competent doctor who is unable to keep up with Holmes.
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Wishbone / int_8797239c	type	Bait-and-Switch
Wishbone / int_8797239c	comment	Bait-and-Switch: When the mastermind behind the break-ins — a good friend of Mr. Gurney's — confesses to why they did what they did, Mr. Gurney sounds angry as he says that he's shocked — utterly shocked — at their actions. And so he's going to have to... ask the mastermind to live up to an earlier request and invest in the store, becoming Mr. Gurney's partner in the business.
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Wishbone / int_9315c635	comment	Lovable Jock: Joe is a basketball jock but invariably a Nice Guy and is a good friend to Black and Nerdy David, barring some episodes where he Took a Level in Jerkass (which are invariably reset by the end). This plays into the rivalry between him and Jerk Jock Damont Jones.
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Wishbone / int_950bbfa7	comment	Take a Third Option: Suggested but averted in one of the segments that adapts the original story. In the original book, Gulliver does not offer an opinion on the cause of the war between Big-Endians and Little-Endians, merely promising to defend their country from invaders. In this version, while talking with Reldresal, Gulliver brings up the possibility of breaking eggs in the middle. Reldresal (who personally agrees that the reasoning for the war is silly) nervously tells him to keep that thought to himself, because compromisers are seen as being disloyal and put to death.
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Wishbone / int_952f8f26	type	Deadly Prank
Wishbone / int_952f8f26	comment	Deadly Prank: Narrowly averted — while the pranks that occur during the Grease rehearsals (like David's sign getting lit up and Robin's skates getting sabotaged) are dangerous, no one gets hurt. Even so, everyone calls out Crystal when she has to confess to it because while no one got hurt, only one injury would have gotten the show cancelled. Also Crystal slipping on a scarf was the only genuine accident, since Ryan's puppy Jinx stole the scarf and left it on the stage. They do mention that Robin's skates could have gotten her badly hurt and that the only reason she didn't get injured is that Wishbone, sensing something was up, barked loudly, causing her to lose her balance harmlessly on the stage instead of shooting off it because she couldn't turn.
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Wishbone / int_9dab0a6e	type	Continuity Nod
Wishbone / int_9dab0a6e	comment	Continuity Nod: Joe's time at Mr. Gurney's Rendezvous Books (in Riddle Of The Wayward Books) is referenced, as Joe's been offered his old job back for the summer after Mr. Gurney returns from his vacation in a week or so (which gives him time to join his friends in working at Camp Ka Nowato in the interim).
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Wishbone / int_a0947d78	type	Token Trio
Wishbone / int_a0947d78	comment	Token Trio: Joe and his two best friends (again).
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Wishbone / int_a1b141f4	type	My God, What Have I Done?
Wishbone / int_a1b141f4	comment	My God, What Have I Done?: The culprit responsible for the pranks is horrified when he realizes Sam was in the tower he knocked over (he confesses that he'd thought it was empty), and promptly comes back to save her life.
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Wishbone / int_a8347b21	type	2-for-1 Show
Wishbone / int_a8347b21	comment	2-for-1 Show: The episodes are equally split between "real life" in Oakdale, and Wishbone's book-based fantasies. The "The Adventures of Wishbone" books use the same format.
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Wishbone / int_ab292220	type	The Stakeout
Wishbone / int_ab292220	comment	The Stakeout: Late in the book, Joe, Sam, David and Wishbone, along with Joe's mom, Sam's dad and Mr. Gurney, all have a stakeout in the bookstore to catch the criminals in the act.
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Wishbone / int_ab5eea65	type	Dramatic Irony
Wishbone / int_ab5eea65	comment	Dramatic Irony: In the Wishbone: The Early Years books, puppy Wishbone's Catchphrase is "They'll listen to me when I'm a big dog." Anyone who watched or read anything else in the franchise knows that they will not.
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Wishbone / int_aed65980	type	All for Nothing
Wishbone / int_aed65980	comment	All for Nothing: After winning the clubhouse and spending the events of the book finding out who was faking the hauntings in it, Joe's prize is destroyed when a tree falls on it during a massive storm before he can have it moved into his backyard.
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Wishbone / int_b13a123	type	Fade to Black
Wishbone / int_b13a123	comment	Fade to Black: Usually in the middle of an episode, unusual for a PBS series as they don't have commercials in between episodes and the show didn't have any short that aired in between like Arthur or Clifford the Big Red Dog. This could have been made if the show was considered for syndication, which never occurred (or for international broadcasts)
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Wishbone / int_b4a6ae4c	comment	Everyone Has Standards: Sam, David and Joe discuss who could be sabotaging the play. They rule out Amanda for this reason and Moral Pragmatist: Amanda has all the incentive to want the show to go on, and she's not a person who would hurt others for personal gain. The same goes for Ryan, who is too much of a goofball to have malicious intent. Indeed, when Sam forces Crystal to confess, the whole cast is livid. Amanda rightly points out that Crystal could have gotten Ryan and her hurt if they had danced on the bleachers. Justin is a Prima Donna Director. Even so, he's more worried about Crystal and Robin when they fall rather than about the fact that both rehearsals went wrong. What's more, he says he's reporting Crystal to the principal because she could have gotten someone badly hurt.
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Wishbone / int_b5b4b077	comment	The Ace: Sam is a skilled athlete and a well-read student. Joe's father seemed to be this in life, to the point that a grieving Joe decides he's sick of learning about his dad's story because of the jealousy that mixes in with his pain. Sam's rival Amanda is set up as this in "Sniffing the Gauntlet."
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Wishbone / int_bb18a227	type	It's All About Me
Wishbone / int_bb18a227	comment	It's All About Me: When Sam exposes Crystal as the play saboteur, everyone in the cast is livid. As Amanda points out, she and Ryan would have fallen with the nails taken out of the bleacher and the play would have been canceled. Crystal admits to not considering that since the pranks were just to "liven up the rehearsals" due to her getting bored. This is despite the fact that cutting the wires on David's car display was dangerous, with how it was shedding sparks everywhere. Robin also nearly rolled offstage and could have broken a bone, if not for Wishbone's barking causing her to fall on-stage harmlessly; she thanked Wishboe for that reason. Sam even bluntly says that Crystal cared more about her own amusement than the play, even though she was the star.
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Wishbone / int_bd1faab9	type	Accidental Hero
Wishbone / int_bd1faab9	comment	Accidental Hero: Joe and Sam become worried when David doesn't turn up for a study group and leaves no message as to why he isn't coming. After they find David (he was locked in a equipment shed near town; long story), they ask why he didn't leave a message and he very confusedly responds that he did. The humans dismiss it as a coincidence but Wishbone realizes that earlier he had knocked over the answering machine at the Talbots' and erased the message by accident, leading to Joe and Sam not getting it, getting worried and going out to find and, ultimately, rescue David. Wishbone at first considers admitting this and apologizing but then realizes that if the message hadn't been erased, David would have been trapped even longer than he was. And since the story was set as fall changes into winter...
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Wishbone / int_bdc94cd9	type	Compressed Adaptation
Wishbone / int_bdc94cd9	comment	Compressed Adaptation: Obviously, Door Stoppers are brought down to be half of a thirty-minute show. As such, they are usually reduced to their signature scenes. However, the fact that they do not add anything, just compress the original plot, hilariously makes the Wishbone adaptations some of the most faithful ones ever.
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Wishbone / int_c0f0c101	type	Public Domain Stories
Wishbone / int_c0f0c101	comment	Public Domain Stories: All of the stories adapted by Wishbone are, of course, conveniently out of copyright. The Phantom of the Opera, which was serialized in 1909 and 1910, is the newest work to receive a Wishbone adaptation.
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Wishbone / int_c2393191	type	Show Within a Show
Wishbone / int_c2393191	comment	Show Within a Show: Once an Episode, Wishbone imagines himself as the protagonist of some literary classic, a Compressed Adaptation of which is then performed within the episode, the first being Oliver Twist.
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Wishbone / int_c5249b29	type	Nice Guy
Wishbone / int_c5249b29	comment	Nice Guy: The main trio. In fact, if any of them (usually Joe) avert this trope as part of a plot, it will always lead to a My God, What Have I Done? moment in the later half.
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Wishbone / int_c54d550d	type	Novelization
Wishbone / int_c54d550d	comment	Novelization: Thirteen episodes and the film were adapted into eleven volumes (out of twenty-one) of the book series The Adventures of Wishbone and two books (out of five) of The Super Adventures of Wishbone. Another episode was adapted into the first book (out of two) of the successor Wishbone Adventures series.
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Wishbone / int_c5fe6c81	type	Strong Family Resemblance
Wishbone / int_c5fe6c81	comment	Strong Family Resemblance: Dr. Quarrel and his grandson, Jack Brisco, look very much alike:
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Wishbone / int_cd1b0fcc	type	Prima Donna Director
Wishbone / int_cd1b0fcc	comment	Prima Donna Director: Justin is this. Sam briefly wonders if he would sabotage the play for it not being perfect enough.
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Wishbone / int_ce27dc3f	type	Protagonist Title
Wishbone / int_ce27dc3f	comment	Protagonist Title: Wishbone is the protagonist of the show.
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Wishbone / int_dca70c44	type	Reasonable Authority Figure
Wishbone / int_dca70c44	comment	Mr. Pruitt is a Reasonable Authority Figure but also a bit of a Shrinking Violet when it comes to women. He starts dating Wanda in "Cyranose" after he wants to publish a poem she wrote, but is worried he is too boring for her. Wanda gets seduced by his rock and roll Elvis persona in "Mixed Breeds" and seems to prove his worries valid, until she finds out he is the impersonator and tells him she likes him Just the Way You Are.
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Wishbone / int_e1fcb183	type	Loony Laws
Wishbone / int_e1fcb183	comment	Loony Laws: In this book's version of Gulliver's Travels, Lilliput has made compromising of any sort illegal and punishable by death.
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Wishbone / int_e303d198	type	Whole-Plot Reference
Wishbone / int_e303d198	comment	Whole-Plot Reference: The modern-day portions are this to the story portions. Wishbone almost always manages to pick out the book real-life events will be mirroring before there are sufficient clues.
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Wishbone / int_e5421161	type	Expy
Wishbone / int_e5421161	comment	Expy: Some of the one-off characters that appear in reality are clearly influenced by characters from the novel.
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Wishbone / int_e8a03fe8	type	Moral Pragmatist
Wishbone / int_e8a03fe8	comment	Sam, David and Joe discuss who could be sabotaging the play. They rule out Amanda for this reason and Moral Pragmatist: Amanda has all the incentive to want the show to go on, and she's not a person who would hurt others for personal gain. The same goes for Ryan, who is too much of a goofball to have malicious intent. Indeed, when Sam forces Crystal to confess, the whole cast is livid. Amanda rightly points out that Crystal could have gotten Ryan and her hurt if they had danced on the bleachers.
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Wishbone / int_ed503b22	type	Match Cut
Wishbone / int_ed503b22	comment	Match Cut: The show often employs these when switching between the literary story and the present-day story. For example, in "Golden Retrieved," a man taking a dinner plate off a table cuts to a man putting dog food on the ground for Wishbone.
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Wishbone / int_f0982bbf	type	Aliens Steal Cable
Wishbone / int_f0982bbf	comment	Aliens Steal Cable: Invoked — there's been a UFO sighting in Oakdale, and David is trying to unmask a hoaxer pretending to be an alien over IRC by asking him what his favorite human TV show was in an attempt to catch him violating the speed of light. The hoaxer doesn't fall for it; he responds with I Love Lucy.
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Wishbone / int_f09b6509	type	Last Episode, New Character
Wishbone / int_f09b6509	comment	Last Episode, New Character: Hank Dutton, who makes his first (and only on-screen) appearance in this movie. He'd later appear in some of the The Wishbone Mysteries novels.
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Wishbone / int_f1e6402d	comment	Suddenly Speaking: Throughout the episode, the dog Penny has been silent, but at the very end, she startles Wishbone by saying "Thanks for telling me all those great stories! Call me sometime!"
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Wishbone / int_f52828b0	type	Sitcom Arch-Nemesis
Wishbone / int_f52828b0	comment	Wishbone and Wanda are a Sitcom Archnemesis duo where he keeps digging up things in her garden and Wanda yells at him for it; after he ends up locked in her house in "Fleabitten Bargain," they come to an understanding where he tries to stay out of her way and she tries to be more patient with him since he's a dog. This is shown most prominently wherein "Groomed for Greatness", she tries to advise her cousin on how to get Wishbone to behave for posing — give him a snack as a reward — and eventually carves the statue that Renee bails on doing.
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Wishbone / int_f9f2c33	comment	Running Gag: Wishbone really wants to get on that chair.
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Wishbone / int_fc9b6be5	type	Foe Romance Subtext
Wishbone / int_fc9b6be5	comment	Foe Romance Subtext: Sam and Damont have some of this.
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Wishbone / int_ff6ae1f6	comment	Evil-Detecting Dog: When Wishbone hears Robin's skate squeaking while she's rehearsing, he starts barking in alarm. It turns out her skates were sabotaged so she was out of control. The barking causes Robin to fall onstage, but she says that if he hadn't, she would have rolled offstage and broken something the way Crystal sprained her ankle. Sam also finds the Allen Key that sabotaged the skate, thanks to Wishbone. He also barks on locating the bleacher that Crystal has sabotaged, just in time for Sam, David and Joe to find it.
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Wishbone	hasFeature	Too Hungry to Be Polite / int_fc5cca12
Wishbone	hasFeature	Truer to the Text / int_fc5cca12
Wishbone	hasFeature	2-for-1 Show / int_fc5cca12
Wishbone	hasFeature	Unknowingly Possessing Stolen Goods / int_fc5cca12
Wishbone	hasFeature	Ventriloquist Animal / int_fc5cca12
Wishbone	hasFeature	Write What You Know / int_fc5cca12
Wishbone	hasFeature	Wrong Insult Offence / int_fc5cca12
Wishbone	hasFeature	You Go, Girl! / int_fc5cca12
Hogwarts Hocus (Roleplay)	seeAlso	Wishbone

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