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Back at the Barnyard
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Back at the Barnyard is a Nicktoon from the producers of Jimmy Neutron. It premiered on Nickelodeon on September 29, 2007, and it ended on November 12, 2011. Based off the 2006 movie Barnyard which features the same characters from the film, though the series seems to follow a different continuity than that of the original movie (and replaces at least one of the characters from the movie).The story centers around Otis, the cow in charge of running the barn, though something of an Ensemble Cast provides enough chaos to keep a steady stream of entertainment flowing through two seasons (with each consisting of 26-episodes). Otis regularly deals with scams gone awry originating from his friends or (more commonly) himself. Other instances have him functioning throughout the human world incognito or dealing with the supposedly psychotic lady who lives next door to the barn who knows they can talk and wants to expose them to the outside world.Nickelodeon apparently didn't think the show was doing good enough for their standards, so they dropped it to Nicktoons Network during its run, where the remainder of the episodes were broadcast. While the show was getting good reviews, it never really became that popular, but it's safe to say that this show gave it its best. | |
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Control Freak | |
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Control Freak: Duke. | |
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Artistic License – Ornithology | |
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Artistic License – Ornithology: Peck is shown to be as affected by the Fire-Breathing Diner as everyone else (except Pip) after eating hot-sauce spiked pizza bagels from Snotty Boy. Birds in real life typically aren't affected by spiciness. | |
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No Celebrities Were Harmed | |
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No Celebrities Were Harmed: Jessica Allspice (Jessica Alba). Also, a Geraldo Rivera lookalike appears in "The Big Barnyard Broadcast". "Ryan Earcrust" appears, alongside a mention of hosting 26 shows that day. Hilly Burford the newscaster is an Expy of baseball announcer Harry Carey, specifically Will Ferrell's impersonation, crazy hair and all. | |
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My Friends... and Zoidberg | |
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My Friends... and Zoidberg: "Hello, animals of the farm. And Bessy." | |
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Fat Idiot | |
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Fat Idiot: Snotty Boy fits this trope to a "T". Pig is one of the more positive examples of this trope. Otis can be quite dumb at times and he's definitely on the larger side. | |
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Does This Remind You of Anything? | |
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Does This Remind You of Anything?: Otis (who's established as being a male) is able to produce milk and shoot it out of his udder. The way Freddy admits to his parents that Peck (whom he just saved from becoming their meal) is his best friend, and his parents' reaction from this, obviously parallels word-for-word someone admitting to his parents that he's gay and introducing his partner to them. What makes that one even funnier is the fact that Freddy's voice actor is gay. "Otis Vs. Bigfoot": Otis is initially convinced that Bigfoot's evil and also doesn't truly love Abby—when he confronts the two after they have an Old-Fashioned Rowboat Date, Otis tells Abby that he thinks Bigfoot just wants to eat her and then leave and tell all his friends about it. This basically sounds like Otis claiming that Bigfoot would just love her and leave her. "Four Leaf Otis": A little while after Freddy and Peck got their heads turned into clovers, there's this one instance where Freddy sprinkles Peck with a watering can while the latter is enjoying it. If you listen to the audio while closing your eyes, it will sound more like they're having sex. Same episode: Immediately after the above exchange, we get this gem from Pig whose head was just turned into a corned sandwich. He holds a bottle of mustard and says: | |
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Unreliable Narrator | |
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Unreliable Narrator: The Interactive Narrator sometimes likes to go off into his own little world. | |
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Title Drop | |
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Title Drop: An unusual example due to the context it comes up in, but still an example. In "Otis Season": | |
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Breaking the Fourth Wall | |
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Breaking the Fourth Wall: They interacted with their narrator in an episode, to name one such example. Pig also addresses the viewers directly in many of his cutaway segments. | |
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That Didn't Happen | |
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That Didn't Happen: In "Dream Birthday", the Farmer confesses his love for the Vet, a feeling which she seems to reciprocate. Not only have these two characters never expressed any romantic interest towards each other up until now, they only ever interacted with each other in one previous episode. | |
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Ominous Latin Chanting | |
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Ominous Latin Chanting: In "Hypno-A-Go-Go", when showing a montage of Otis trying to kill the farmer. Also invoked by Otis when they try to contact ghosts via Canis Latinicus. | |
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Aborted Arc | |
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Aborted Arc: In "The Right Cow", Bingo said he was going to come back, but aside from a cameo in the Grand Finale, he never appeared on the show again. | |
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Only Sane Man | |
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Only Sane Man: Among the animals, this usually falls to Pip, Peck and/or Duke—especially since they usually offer up simpler and more cautious/mundane plans and solutions. | |
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Failure Is the Only Option | |
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Failure Is the Only Option: Whenever Pip tries to hit on Bessy. | |
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Verbal Tic | |
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Verbal Tic: Snotty calls everyone "stupid", "stinky", etc., even when there's no reason to. "Aliens"- the screen closes in on Otis' udder twice | |
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Funny Background Event | |
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Funny Background Event: "Cop Cow" briefly features Bigfoot scaling an alley wall as the Moose Shark watches during the gang's chase with Snotty Boy. | |
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Oblivious to Love | |
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Oblivious to Love: Otis doesn't seem to be aware that Abby likes him. Or won't admit that he likes her too. | |
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Old-Fashioned Rowboat Date | |
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"Otis Vs. Bigfoot": Otis is initially convinced that Bigfoot's evil and also doesn't truly love Abby—when he confronts the two after they have an Old-Fashioned Rowboat Date, Otis tells Abby that he thinks Bigfoot just wants to eat her and then leave and tell all his friends about it. This basically sounds like Otis claiming that Bigfoot would just love her and leave her. | |
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Bare-Bottomed Monkey | |
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Bare-Bottomed Monkey: Bingo at one point flashes his bare bottom at Freddy and Peck, not just to prove he really is a test animal from Earth — he apparently keeps records of his immunizations tattooed on his butt cheeks — but also to tell them to kiss his ass. | |
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Hero with Bad Publicity | |
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Hero with Bad Publicity: Otis becomes this as Cowman in "Cowman: The Uddered Avenger" when a mad scientist deceives the public into thinking he is trying to steal the Jurassic Corn Kernel. Even his friends (with the exception of Pip and Abby) turn against him. | |
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Crossover Cameo | |
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Crossover Cameo: In Early-Bird Cameo, Planet Zeenu can be seen during the opening credits of the finale. | |
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All Psychology Is Freudian | |
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All Psychology Is Freudian: In "Saving Mrs. Beady", Beady is admitted into a psychiatric hospital where she's treated by Dr. Furtwangler, a short, bespectacled man who speaks in a thick German accent. Of course by the end of the episode, Freddy ends up inadvertently driving the good doctor just as crazy as Mrs. Beady is. | |
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Ghostly Animals | |
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Ghostly Animals: In the episode, "The Haunting", Otis builds a fun shack over a pet burial ground, disturbing the grave of Winky, a rabbit who lived on the farm over 100 years ago. As retribution, Winky's ghost possesses Pig's body, then Winky summons the ghosts of his animal friends to take over the farm. Otis and Bessy have to team up to save their friends and capture the ghostly animals. | |
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Kick the Dog | |
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Kick the Dog: The part in "The Sun Cow" where Pip runs back to the barn to warn the others that Otis is in danger of being eaten. Bessie's response? Of all of Bessie's insults, this one was definitely the most mean-spirited. | |
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Actor Allusion | |
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Actor Allusion: When Freddy was trying to come up with a new catchphrase and he says "Hey, what about narf?", Peck (Rob Paulsen) says "No, that's taken." | |
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Twice Shy | |
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Twice Shy: Otis and Abby are confirmed to have feelings for each other, but neither of them is willing to make the first move. | |
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Surprisingly Realistic Outcome | |
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Surprisingly Realistic Outcome: In one episode, Otis types a personal ad for the farmer on a dating site. The result: | |
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Humans Are Morons | |
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Humans Are Morons: Every single human is presented as a complete moron who cannot distinguish animals in obvious disguises from actual people, although the animals themselves aren't really much better. | |
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Blatant Lies | |
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Blatant Lies: "We are not talking animals." "There's no such things as talking animals." | |
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Body Wipe | |
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Body Wipe: In the episode "The Tale of Two Snottys" where Otis climbs up a ladder and lands on Snotty Boy. "Pigmalion": at the very end where Pig jumps into to mud. Then the screen fades to black. "Robo Peck": The very end: "Club Otis": Freddy's nose fills the screen. | |
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Black Comedy Burst | |
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Black Comedy Burst: In "Lights, Camera, Moo!", Otis says that before they begin filming, they need to get rid of the farmer. Freddy notes he has always been good to them, but as long as Otis says so. And starts sharpening an axe. Thankfully, Otis stops him before he goes any further. | |
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Reel Torture | |
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Reel Torture: Demonstrated in the episode "A Tale of Two Snottys". According to the animals, there is no worse form of torture than to be strapped to a table and forced to watch something about kids in high school making a musical. | |
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Alternate Continuity | |
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Alternate Continuity: As stated above, the TV series seems to follow a continuity than that of the original movie. | |
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Mistaken for Santa | |
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Mistaken for Santa: In one episode, Freddy and Peck hear footsteps on the roof, assume it's Santa, and pretend to be asleep. | |
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Screams Like a Little Girl | |
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Screams Like a Little Girl: Otis often screams in high-pitched tones. Chef Big Bones Mignon does this in "Iron Otis" when Otis rips his mustache off. Mr. Beady does this in "Beady and the Beasts" when Otis steps on his foot to force him to eat. Freddy also screams like a girl in a few instances. | |
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Latex Perfection | |
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Latex Perfection: The jewel robbers in "Chain Gang" disguise themselves this way wearing full-head rubber farm animal masks that happen to resemble Otis, Pig, Freddy and Peck (and thus cause said main characters to be falsely arrested), though at the end the imposters are unmasked by Otis to reveal four old ladies. An inverse of the previous example happens in "Get Bessy", wherein Weird Al wears a mask to hide the fact that he's a talking horse disguised as a human. | |
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Paper-Thin Disguise | |
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Paper-Thin Disguise: Often, sometimes with names equally on the nose with how obvious they are. | |
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Stock Sound Effects | |
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Stock Sound Effects: The "Rumble!" chant is reused from the The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 episode "True Colors", | |
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Hated Item Makeover | |
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Hated Item Makeover: In "Home Sweet Hole", after Otis accidentally destroys Pip's mouse hole and Pip keeps Otis up all night with his wild parties, Pip moves into Pig's stall, since Pig can sleep through anything. To thank Pig for being a wonderful host, Pip decides to clean his stall for him. As a Messy Pig, Pig is horrified when he finds out that Pip cleaned his stall, as it took him years to get it dirty, and he kicks Pip out. | |
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Flashback | |
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In "Brave Udders", Otis has a flashback to his childhood bully, Krauser Krebs, poking his udder and causing him to squirt milk on himself. | |
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| Back at the Barnyard / int_53c9fc92 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_53c9fc92 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_547b8f44 | type |
Uncatty Resemblance | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_547b8f44 | comment |
Uncatty Resemblance: Snotty Boy once had a pet snake who talked just like him, which Pip lampshades and considers cute. Justified because the snake mentions that Snotty Boy raised him since he hatched. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_547b8f44 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_547b8f44 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_547b8f44 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_5901c295 | type |
24-Hour Party People | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_5901c295 | comment |
24-Hour Party People: Subverted, since it's a farm they show the same animals. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_5901c295 | featureApplicability |
-0.3 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_5901c295 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_5901c295 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_5cc25ed | type |
Not-So-Imaginary Friend | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_5cc25ed | comment |
Not-So-Imaginary Friend: In the episode "Mr. Wiggleplix", Pig is distraught over the fact that Otis supposedly killed his imaginary friend of the same name by dropping an anvil on his head. Otis reluctantly dresses up as Wiggleplix to cheer him up, only for the real Wiggleplix to show up at the end of the episode, much to Otis's disbelief. Pig explains that "he can only be seen and heard by those who truly believe, or when flour is poured on him". | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_5cc25ed | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_5cc25ed | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_5cc25ed | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_5e7e75dc | type |
Furry Female Mane | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_5e7e75dc | comment |
Furry Female Mane: Abby has blonde human-like head hair and Bessie has shades of this trope. Otis has no human-like head hair of any sort. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_5e7e75dc | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_5e7e75dc | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_5e7e75dc | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_5f45ab38 | type |
Space Jews | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_5f45ab38 | comment |
Space Jews: The French Canadian crows. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_5f45ab38 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_5f45ab38 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_5f45ab38 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_63389b0b | type |
Kids Are Cruel | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_63389b0b | comment |
Kids Are Cruel: Eugene (aka, "Snotty Boy") and his friends. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_63389b0b | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_63389b0b | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_63389b0b | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_65332328 | type |
Mind-Control Eyes | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_65332328 | comment |
Mind-Control Eyes: Anyone hypnotized by Otis in "Hypno a Go-Go" gets these. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_65332328 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_65332328 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_65332328 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_69cce3dc | type |
Explain, Explain... Oh, Crap! | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_69cce3dc | comment |
Explain, Explain... Oh, Crap!: This exchange when Otis is about to take Abby out for a driving lesson in Mrs. Beady's car, as usual, in "Saving Mrs. Beady": | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_69cce3dc | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_69cce3dc | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_69cce3dc | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_6eb04f1 | type |
"Everybody Laughs" Ending | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_6eb04f1 | comment |
"Everybody Laughs" Ending: Invoked by Bessie towards the end of "War of the Pranks": "Let's all have a nice end-of-the-show laugh!" | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_6eb04f1 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_6eb04f1 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_6eb04f1 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_6ec4232f | type |
Casting Gag | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_6ec4232f | comment |
Casting Gag: Jim Cummings guest stars in "Iron Otis" as a Ragin' Cajun chef trying to kill a character voiced by Paulsen. Sounds familiar. John Kassir voices the spirit of a dead rabbit in "The Haunting". This isn't the only time he voiced a rabbit. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_6ec4232f | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_6ec4232f | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_6ec4232f | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_7289b368 | type |
Idiot Hero | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_7289b368 | comment |
Idiot Hero: Otis falls into this, in contrast to how he was in the movie. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_7289b368 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_7289b368 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_7289b368 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_72e0023f | type |
Invoked Trope | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_72e0023f | comment |
Also invoked by Otis when they try to contact ghosts via Canis Latinicus. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_72e0023f | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_72e0023f | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_72e0023f | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_74c9cf33 | type |
Two Girls to a Team | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_74c9cf33 | comment |
Two Girls to a Team: While there's plenty of female animals at the barnyard, Abby and Bessie are the only major female characters. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_74c9cf33 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_74c9cf33 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_74c9cf33 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_75d6bf40 | type |
Belligerent Sexual Tension | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_75d6bf40 | comment |
Belligerent Sexual Tension: Otis and Abby. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_75d6bf40 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_75d6bf40 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_75d6bf40 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_77315f4f | type |
You Have to Believe Me! | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_77315f4f | comment |
You Have to Believe Me!: Mrs. Beady often tries to expose the animals' secret to the world to prove she's not a lunatic. Which she is, just for different reasons. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_77315f4f | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_77315f4f | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_77315f4f | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_786e5cac | type |
Circling Birdies | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_786e5cac | comment |
Circling Birdies: In the episode "Clan of the Cave Cow", a cave cow (mistaken for Otis) whacks Abby on the head with a club. Baby chicks circle around her head as she says "I'm a pretty ballerina" before collapsing to the floor. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_786e5cac | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_786e5cac | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_786e5cac | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_78c9ebbf | type |
Gretzky Has the Ball | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_78c9ebbf | comment |
Gretzky Has the Ball: There's so many things wrong with football game in "Fumblebums" that even someone who's never even seen a football game could easily find at least three things wrong with it. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_78c9ebbf | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_78c9ebbf | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_78c9ebbf | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_81241767 | type |
Smelly Skunk | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_81241767 | comment |
Smelly Skunk: Pig has a pet skunk (named "Skunky") who frequently stinks up the joint. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_81241767 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_81241767 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_81241767 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_859bbabc | type |
The Cassandra | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_859bbabc | comment |
The Cassandra: Mrs. Beady tries to expose the barnyard animals' ability to talk dozens of times, but everyone thinks she's crazy (which, to be honest, she kind of is). | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_859bbabc | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_859bbabc | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_859bbabc | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_859c8c88 | type |
Animal Gender-Bender | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_859c8c88 | comment |
Animal Gender-Bender: The "male cow" with an udder, of course, just like the movie. The show exaggerates this by having Otis lactate. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_859c8c88 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_859c8c88 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_859c8c88 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_88d1a9d1 | type |
Lactating Male | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_88d1a9d1 | comment |
Lactating Male: Otis has been shown to be able to make milk in several episodes. In "Aliens!!!", when the animals find out that milk causes the aliens to dissolve, all the cows including Otis attach squirt guns to their udders and start blasting milk at the aliens. Implied in "Animal Farmers". After the farmer is injured, the animals have to do the farming themselves and Abby and Bessy do not want to attach the milking machine to their udders. Otis comes in and attaches it to his udder to demonstrate, saying that he's "seen the farmer do it, like, a hundred times". In "Brave Udders", Otis has a flashback to his childhood bully, Krauser Krebs, poking his udder and causing him to squirt milk on himself. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_88d1a9d1 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_88d1a9d1 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_88d1a9d1 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_8a07e085 | type |
Denser and Wackier | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_8a07e085 | comment |
Denser and Wackier: Compared to the Pilot Movienote Which was comparably darker, edgier and more nightmarish but still had some funny moments, this series relies far more on comedy—and it just got weirder and weirder as it went on, which is actually lampshaded by Otis in one of the later episodes. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_8a07e085 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_8a07e085 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_8a07e085 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_8fe0659e | type |
Infection Scene | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_8fe0659e | comment |
Infection Scene: In "It's An Udderful Life" (the show's Christmas Special), Otis grabs a visiting Santa Claus a cup of cinnamon eggnog...as the camera lingers on a sign behind the cup saying "Freddy's Cup - DO NOT TOUCH!" Freddy, who is very sick with "ferret fever," comes in asking for the cup, and Santa notices that the cup has Freddy's name on it. Santa's not worried, as he's healthy as they come...then we take a glimpse inside his bloodstream, where Freddy-shaped germs beat up Santa-shaped white blood cells, and suddenly Santa's too sick to work. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_8fe0659e | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_8fe0659e | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_8fe0659e | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_92b9e234 | type |
Accessory-Wearing Cartoon Animal | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_92b9e234 | comment |
Accessory-Wearing Cartoon Animal: One of the three French Canadian crows wears a red hat, another one of the three crows wears a blue neckerchief, Bessie wears a cow tag on her left ear, and Abby wears earrings and a purple bow in her braided hair. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_92b9e234 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_92b9e234 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_92b9e234 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_952d21ec | type |
Bus Crash | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_952d21ec | comment |
Bus Crash: Implied with Tony Twocheeks, the former top boss of the Gopher Underground—the new boss, Chubs Malone took him on a fishing trip that he never returned from. Given the fact that the gophers are depicted as a mafia in the story, the obvious implication is that Chubs killed him and assumed his role as top boss. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_952d21ec | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_952d21ec | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_952d21ec | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_9843be73 | type |
As You Know | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_9843be73 | comment |
As You Know: Lampshaded when talking about Baxter. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_9843be73 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_9843be73 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_9843be73 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_986dad9a | type |
Killer Robot | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_986dad9a | comment |
Killer Robot: One of the Donk E. Cheez animatronics turns into one at the end of "Arcade of Doom" thanks to Pig's mirror. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_986dad9a | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_986dad9a | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_986dad9a | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_9c23f3a0 | type |
Bigfoot, Sasquatch, and Yeti | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_9c23f3a0 | comment |
Bigfoot, Sasquatch, and Yeti: Bigfoot is a recurring character in the show. He's a celebrity who's recorded a hit single called "No Fear Bigfoot", dated Jessica Allspice, and became mayor with a landslide victory (though he lost the position after going into a rage from flash photography). He can also fly. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_9c23f3a0 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_9c23f3a0 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_9c23f3a0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_9c59c449 | type |
Bicolor Cows, Solid Color Bulls | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_9c59c449 | comment |
Bicolor Cows, Solid Color Bulls: Otis the Cow is black-and-white, Bessy is brown and gray, and Abby is yellow-and-black. Whenever a bull shows up, it's either black or brown. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_9c59c449 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_9c59c449 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_9c59c449 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_9dab0a6e | type |
Continuity Nod | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_9dab0a6e | comment |
Continuity Nod: Despite what's noted above, there are some indications that the show does in fact take place in the same continuity as the Pilot Movie: 1.) "Big Top Barnyard" — Otis mentions how his dad (i.e., Ben) used to take him to the circus when he was younger. 2.) "Wild Mike's Dance Party" — After Abby questions Bessy on who Wild Mike is, Bessy explains that Wild Mike is 'some mutant hairball' that Otis found, which had happened back in the Pilot Movie. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_9dab0a6e | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_9dab0a6e | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_9dab0a6e | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_9e0d9594 | type |
Death by Secret Identity | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_9e0d9594 | comment |
Death by Secret Identity: More like death by secret life. Farmer Clem is one of few villainous humans other than Mrs. Beady to find out about the talking animals. He later gets sucked into his own clone machine and all his DNA is transformed into tiny clones, implying a more fatal ending. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_9e0d9594 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_9e0d9594 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_9e0d9594 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_a41016d9 | type |
Friendship Favoritism | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_a41016d9 | comment |
Friendship Favoritism: In the episode, "The Haunting," Pig gets possessed by the ghost of Winky, a rabbit who lived on the farm 150 years ago, who also captures the rest of Otis' friends. When Bessy orders Otis to suck out Winky's spirit with an ecto-vacuum, Otis objects, worrying he might suck out Pig's spirit by mistake, leading to this exchange: | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_a41016d9 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_a41016d9 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_a41016d9 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_a46eb25d | type |
Election Day Episode | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_a46eb25d | comment |
Election Day Episode: "Otis For Mayor" involves Otis running for mayor of Oedville against Mrs. Beady. They both end up losing to Bigfoot, who in turn ends up leaving office after going on a rampage from the flashing lights of paparazzi cameras. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_a46eb25d | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_a46eb25d | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_a46eb25d | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_a4f81481 | type |
Circus Episode | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_a4f81481 | comment |
Circus Episode: In "Big Top Barnyard", after accidentally injuring an entire troupe of circus performers, Otis volunteers to take over with the help of his friends. His circus features him as the ringmaster, Duke as a sheep tamer, Freddy and Peck as clowns, Pig as a sword swallower, Pip as the world's tiniest man, and Abby as an acrobat. Abby, however, is too afraid to do her part due to an accident that happened when she performed in a circus many years ago. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_a4f81481 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_a4f81481 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_a4f81481 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_a5f0752f | type |
Rule of Drama | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_a5f0752f | comment |
Rule of Drama: Overlaps with Rule of Funny, and is acknowledged in-universe. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_a5f0752f | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_a5f0752f | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_a5f0752f | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_a60e3252 | type |
Rule of Funny | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_a60e3252 | comment |
Rule of Funny: The whole show seems to revolve around this trope. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_a60e3252 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_a60e3252 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_a60e3252 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_a9f392fd | type |
Pilot Movie | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_a9f392fd | comment |
2.) "Wild Mike's Dance Party" — After Abby questions Bessy on who Wild Mike is, Bessy explains that Wild Mike is 'some mutant hairball' that Otis found, which had happened back in the Pilot Movie. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_a9f392fd | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_a9f392fd | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_a9f392fd | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_ad79c809 | type |
Clockwork Prediction | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_ad79c809 | comment |
Clockwork Prediction: At the beginning of "The Farmer Takes a Woman", after the animals' party is interrupted when the farmer shows up to mourn his (presumably) dead wife. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_ad79c809 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_ad79c809 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_ad79c809 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_ae06d09b | type |
Borrowing the Beatles | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_ae06d09b | comment |
Borrowing the Beatles: In the episode "A Barn Day's Night", Otis, Abby, Freddy, Peg, and Pig form a band called "The Weevils". | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_ae06d09b | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_ae06d09b | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_ae06d09b | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_ae3d6438 | type |
Deadpan Snarker | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_ae3d6438 | comment |
Deadpan Snarker: Bessy and Mr. Beady. Pip once referred to himself as a snarky sidekick. Not all that justified, though. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_ae3d6438 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_ae3d6438 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_ae3d6438 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_b1033d4a | type |
Maniac Monkeys | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_b1033d4a | comment |
Maniac Monkeys: "The Right Cow" dealt with Bingo, a space test monkey who pretended to be friendly for awhile before revealing his true colors by somehow intending to take over the entire farm in front of the horrified animals due to his opposable thumbs. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_b1033d4a | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_b1033d4a | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_b1033d4a | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_b4a6ae4c | type |
Everyone Has Standards | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_b4a6ae4c | comment |
Everyone Has Standards: As shown in "Otis Season," for as much Otis and the animals hate Snotty Boy, it's not to the point of actually wanting him dead—when Duke points out that Snotty Boy's in danger of getting hit by a car, Otis goes out of his way to save the obnoxious little brat. | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_b4a6ae4c | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_b4a6ae4c | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Back at the Barnyard | hasFeature |
Back at the Barnyard / int_b4a6ae4c | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_b901ef97 | type |
Forgotten Fallen Friend | |
| Back at the Barnyard / int_b901ef97 | comment |
Forgotten Fallen Friend: Ben, Otis's (adoptive) father. | |
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Secret Ingredient | |
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Secret Ingredient: At the end of "Chez Pig", all of the barnyard animals ask Pig for the secret ingredient of his grandma's Truffle Pies, Pig finally gives in but when he reveals the secret ingredient, a duck shows up and quacks, completely drowning out what Pig said. However, the other animals are heard exclaiming in disgust, implying that the secret ingredient was actually disgusting. | |
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Double Standard: Abuse, Female on Male | |
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Double Standard: Abuse, Female on Male: Shockingly averted in the episode where Pig goes back to his original home (where his family lives) and meets his fiancée (through an Arranged Marriage)—said betrothed has a Hair-Trigger Temper and frequently screams at and smacks Pig around (Pig is in a love-induced haze so he just pretty much takes it). His friends are rightfully appalled by her treatment of him and plan to get the marriage arrangement dissolved because they know that if Pig marries her and snaps out of his haze afterward, he'll be unhappy and miserable for the rest of his life. | |
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Creepy Physical | |
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Creepy Physical: Almost every appearance of the Vet in the show involves some form of torture on someone's part. Whether she's performing a prostate exam on unsuspecting animals or "flushing out their brain-holes", the Vet always finds a way to top herself in over-the-top medical horror. | |
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Chuck Cunningham Syndrome | |
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Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Daisy and her son, Ben, are neither seen nor mentioned at any point in the TV-series—Abby effectively replaces both of them. | |
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Shout-Out | |
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Shout-Out: The news reporter Hilly Burford, played by John Dimaggio, is a very clear Expy of Will Ferrell's Harry Caray impersonation on Saturday Night Live. In "The Right Cow", Freddy and Peck, convinced that a space test flight chimp is an alien, try to stop him from invading. Their methods involved giving him the common cold, playing polka to make his head explode, and dumping water on him. | |
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Only One Finds It Fun | |
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Only One Finds It Fun: In "The Good, the Bad, and the Snotty", Snotty Boy feeds the animals pizza with hot sauce. While everyone else finds it too spicy, Pip thinks it's OK because he was raised in Mexico where eating spicy food is more common and calls the others lightweights. | |
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Lighter and Softer | |
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Lighter and Softer: The original movie could get rather dark at certain points—this show...doesn't. Although some episodes subvert their lighthearted laughs with dark plots though, like "Snotty's New Pet," where Snotty Boy tries to feed Pip to his snake, or "Hypno-A-Go-Go," where Otis is accidentally hypnotized to kill the farmer at the sound of the bell, and more than half of his attempts almost got Abby killed as well trying to save him. | |
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Horror Hunger | |
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Horror Hunger: Freddy has a constant craving to eat Peck. | |
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Connected All Along | |
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Connected All Along: While the Beadys and Snotty Boy all appeared in the movie, the very first episode of the series reveals that Snotty Boy (whose real name is "Eugene") is Mr. and Mrs. Beady's nephew. | |
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Character Catchphrase | |
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Character Catchphrase: Otis' catchphrase is "Milk me." The end of the Cowman special has Freddy try to come up with his own catchphrase. To a minor extent, "Aw, crud monkeys" is this to Pig. | |
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Hoist by His Own Petard | |
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Hoist by His Own Petard: Otis managed to (accidentallty) hypnotize himself in "Hypno-A-Go-Go." | |
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Refuge in Audacity | |
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Refuge in Audacity: In "Fumblebums", the way football is played in that episode seems to break a few rules. When Otis becomes the team mascot for the Cows Football Team, he does things like 1) tell the audience to throw garbage at the field to make the opposing team trip and fall. 2) spray milk from his utters onto the field to make the opposing team slip like on a banana peel. 3) shoot Freddy out of a cannon to deflect the football in midair. Nobody minds this at all, and even news reporter Hilly Burford responds with "These guys take mascoting to the next level!". | |
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Something We Forgot | |
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Something We Forgot: One episode closed with Duke getting carted off to the pound in the same kennel that Freddy tricked him into earlier in the episode. | |
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Old Friend | |
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Old Friend: "It's an Udderful Life" reveals that Donner and Blitzen (two of Santa's reindeer) had gone to high school with Otis and are shown to be close friends with him. | |
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Celebrity Cameo | |
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Celebrity Cameo: In "Get Bessy", its revealed that Bessy is the personal shopper of Weird Al Yankovic. He's not particularly bothered by the fact she's a cow, mostly because he's actually a horse in a rubber mask. | |
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Criminal Doppelgänger | |
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Criminal Doppelgänger: The plot of the aptly named episode "Doggelganger", wherein a dog named Baxter steals Duke's identity in order to escape from the Vet's office. Despite being shorter, thinner, and having a distinctly different voice from Duke's, he manages to fool the entire farm for a good chunk of the episode. Baxter later becomes a minor antagonist in the series, often concocting plans to get revenge on Duke. | |
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Cumbersome Claws | |
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Cumbersome Claws: In "The Farmer Takes a Woman", Otis and his friends try to get the Farmer a girlfriend by making an online personal ad on his computer. But because most of them have hooves, they end up typing a bunch of gibberish, so Pip (a mouse) makes the ad by hopping on the keys. | |
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Made of Explodium | |
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Made of Explodium: Happens to the hens' eggs in "Animal Farmers" thanks to Freddy adding TNT powder to the energy drink the others made. In "Too Good to Be Glue", the animals discover and start selling a powerful adhesive gel, which they have to recall once they find out it explodes after a certain period of time. Almost everything in this show seems to run on this, Even Pig explodes at one point. | |
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Whole-Plot Reference | |
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Whole-Plot Reference: There were episodes parodying the Star Trek: The Original Series episode "Amok Time", Caddyshack, The Exorcist, and The Chronicles of Narnia. There was a special called "Cowman", which stuck fairly true to and even stole some shots from Batman (1989). | |
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Art Evolution | |
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Art Evolution: Otis' udder becomes less jiggly in the series. Pig becomes cleaner and shinier in the series. Freddy becomes less "hairy" in the series. The series' animation quality gets slightly more refined by Season 2. | |
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Duck! | |
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Duck!: The Safety Film Within A Show in "Lights, Camera, Moo!" has this kind of gag. In it, a family of cows is threatened by pesticides, and the narrator warns them to "duck and cover!". At this, each of the two child cows covers their head with a duck, much to the narrator's amusement. | |
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Expy | |
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Hilly Burford the newscaster is an Expy of baseball announcer Harry Carey, specifically Will Ferrell's impersonation, crazy hair and all. | |
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Gonk | |
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Gonk: Most if not all of the human characters look like grotesque charicatures that crawled out of the deepest trenches of MAD Magazine, special mention goes to Snotty Boy. | |
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HULK MASH!-Up | |
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HULK MASH!-Up: In "Buyers Beware", Freddy pretends to be a mutant antelope by having Peck sprout out of his costume and firing Eye Beams, which he explains were caused by him drinking radioactive waste. What follows is a Cutaway Gag where Pig tries to debunk the idea of radiation-induced superpowers by drinking atomic waste himself. He then turns into a green hulking pig monster wearing purple pants and fights the US Army. | |
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Flanderization | |
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Flanderization: Otis and Bessy are probably the most noticeable examples of this. | |
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InfoDump | |
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Info Dump: Often provided by Otis, and just as often Lampshaded by the others. | |
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Big Ball of Violence | |
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Big Ball of Violence: "Brave Udders" is practically all about this trope; the moment Otis' friends tick Krauser Krebs off enough, he flies into an Unstoppable Rage that manifests as a raging Big Ball of Violence that you do not want to get caught in. He even manages to fight Pig and Duke in this state for 3.8 hours.exact time230 minutes | |
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Unconventional Food Usage | |
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Unconventional Food Usage: In the episode "A Tale of Two Snottys", the animals make Pig a wig out of spaghetti to disguise him as Snotty Boy. | |
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Hugh Mann | |
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Hugh Mann: Many of the animals assume the surname "Nota[animal name]" when going out in public. | |
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The Secret of Long Pork Pies | |
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The Secret of Long Pork Pies: Or should we say "The Secret Of Long Beef Pies"? Anyway, in the episode "Sun Cow", the cow monks plan to serve Otis as a weekend special. | |
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Suck E. Cheese's | |
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Suck E. Cheese's: "Donk E. Cheez." | |
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Clamshells as Mouths | |
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Clamshells as Mouths: The episode "Save the Clams" depicts Archie the clam (and his eventual abundant offspring) as opening and closing his shells to act as a mouth, with his insides being shaped and colored like a tongue. | |
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Suspiciously Similar Substitute | |
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Suspiciously Similar Substitute: Abby for Daisy, Otis's Love Interest in the original movie and only female cow besides Bessy. Daisy is not mentioned in this series, nor was Abby present in the movie. | |
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Running Gag | |
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Running Gag: For some reason, pickles seem to be a running gag throughout the show. In fact, one episode had both the main plot and climax caused because of pickles. | |
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Butt Sticker | |
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Butt Sticker: In episode "The Good, the Bad, and the Snotty" after all the animals rolled out of the barn all glued together, Bessy complains about Peck being glued to her butt. | |
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Cross-Referenced Titles | |
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Cross-Referenced Titles: "Snotty & Snottier" is one to the earlier episode "Dummy & Dummier." Both episodes' title cards even share the same music. | |
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