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Beetlejuice

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Beetlejuice	comment	Meet Lydia Deetz, a Perky Goth girl attending a private school in a sleepy little Connecticut town while trying to deal with her well-meaning but eccentric parents. One day she comes across Beetlejuice, the manic self-described "Ghost With the Most", who befriends her and whisks her off from her ordinary life into frequent adventures in the Cloudcuckooland world of the Neitherworld. Hilarity Ensues on a regular basis.Based on the hit movie of the same name, the animated series was produced by the Canadian studio Nelvana and aired for several years on ABC and Fox Kids. Its original run lasted from September 1989 to May 1992, with a total of 109 storylines in 94 episodes - which, in Recycled: The Series terms, is equivalent to about 10 years. It bore only a passing resemblance to the film: the Maitlands, the straitlaced protagonists, and Juno the Caseworker were eliminated entirely. With Beetlejuice as the main character, this ends up making the entire series something of a Villain Episode.Since it was a children's show, despite many characters being technically dead, very rarely was the concept of actual mortality brought up. Beetlejuice's antics became more greed- and prank-based, and instead of a complete Jerkass, he was shifted into more of a family-friendly, moderately well-meaning Jerk with a Heart of Gold. The Dirty Old Man aspect of his personality was cut almost completely, and most of their adventures took place in Beetlejuice's ghostly home dimension - the Neitherworld. Rather than the bureaucratic nightmare that was the Afterlife from the film, the Neitherworld was inhabited mostly by outrageous monsters with ironic quirks, including a skeleton who wants to be a bodybuilder and a spider with dreams of dancing.Obviously, the most ironic thing about the show is that if you were old enough to have seen the movie, you probably weren't in the same age group that the cartoon was aimed at. A notable aspect of the show, however, was that Tim Burton, director of the film, was involved as a producer, while Danny Elfman did the theme music (a re-orchestration of the film's theme). As a result, despite all the changes, the show maintained a lot of the same manic energy and clever visuals as the film and many of its jokes were recycled throughout the series. Beetlejuice is generally considered one of the better film-to-TV translations because of this. Admittedly, this feat isn't hard to pull off, but it is rare for a movie made for older audiences to be adapted into a Saturday-Morning Cartoon and balance adult content with kid-friendly content.The entire series (both ABC and Fox episodes) was released on DVD in a 12-disc set on May 28, 2013.The cartoon versions of Beetlejuice and Lydia, along with several of the supporting cast, were spun off into a video game for the Game Boy, a handful of short novels ("ghostwritten" by B. J. Specter), and a short comic book run from Harvey Comics.
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Beetlejuice / int_10e866aa	comment	Fangirl: Lydia behaves like a major one of these when she meets Edgar Allan Poe in "Poe-Pourri".
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Beetlejuice / int_1228314a	type	Strong as They Need to Be
Beetlejuice / int_1228314a	comment	Strong as They Need to Be: Beetlejuice's powers and competency will fluctuate from episode to episode. In one episode, he may be shown to be powerful enough to battle a whole party of witches while in another, a band of pirates with no magical ability will send him running away in a panic. And when he puts his mind to it, he can go all-out in a magical battle against a magical being like Bartholomew Batt - but come another episode, he'll get beaten and intimidated by a pair of debt collectors while putting in zero effort to juice them like he would his other enemies.
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Beetlejuice / int_12e8e69b	type	Jekyll & Hyde
Beetlejuice / int_12e8e69b	comment	Jekyll & Hyde: Beetlejuice and Lydia's sentient car Doomie is ordinarily docile and amiable, but occasionally transforms into a manic, werewolf-like vehicle called the Dragster of Doom. "Dr. Beetle and Mr. Juice" has Beetlejuice create a cologne that turns people into the opposite of their normal personalities. It turns Lydia into a trouble-making punk, himself into a handsome germophobe (which wears off as soon as he rushes off to bathe himself) and at the end of the episode turns Mayor Maynot into a hippie who's fine with letting Beetlejuice off the hook on the grounds that "boys will be boys". "Beetlebones" begins with Beetlejuice getting his bicentennial checkup from a Neitherworld doctor who is a version of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Jekyll patiently tries to get Beetlejuice to cooperate with the examination, but becomes Hyde when Beetlejuice peeves him off by his stubbornness towards taking the procedure seriously.
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Beetlejuice / int_130436b9	type	Annoying Younger Sibling
Beetlejuice / int_130436b9	comment	Annoying Younger Sibling: Beetlejuice's younger brother Donny drives him crazy. He's clean, honest, friendly and essentially everything BJ himself is not. Donny, however, isn't intentionally annoying the way many examples of this trope tend to be; he genuinely loves his big brother and wants them to have a closer relationship.
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Beetlejuice / int_13a59ce5	type	Kinder and Cleaner
Beetlejuice / int_13a59ce5	comment	Kinder and Cleaner: Given that the series is aimed at children, the cartoon uses no profanity compared to the film from which it originated.
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Beetlejuice / int_16364a29	type	Evil Sounds Deep
Beetlejuice / int_16364a29	comment	Evil Sounds Deep: In "Not So Peaceful Pines", Beetlejuice's evil half speaks in a slightly deeper voice.
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Beetlejuice / int_165d6f53	type	Punishment Box
Beetlejuice / int_165d6f53	comment	Punishment Box: Little Miss Warden sometimes forces prisoners to spend the night inside a Scary Jack-in-the-Box, where Jack plays videos for Brainwashing.
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Beetlejuice / int_169d22e6	type	Villain Team-Up
Beetlejuice / int_169d22e6	comment	Villain Team-Up: In "The Neitherworld's Least Wanted", several antagonists from past episodes team up to get revenge on Beetlejuice by tricking him into making himself fall apart, at which point his powers won't work and he's easy prey. They form the Society of Neitherworld Outlaws, Thugs, Rogues and Goons - or, S.N.O.T.R.a.G!
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Beetlejuice / int_16f8f547	type	Monster and the Maiden
Beetlejuice / int_16f8f547	comment	Monster and the Maiden: Perky Goth Lydia Deetz's best friend is Beetlejuice, who is described as "The Ghost With The Most", but acts more like a Literal Genie.
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Beetlejuice / int_17e47466	type	Emotionally Tongue-Tied
Beetlejuice / int_17e47466	comment	Emotionally Tongue-Tied: Beetlejuice, as a general rule. In "Oh Brother", Lydia urges him to tell his brother Donny that he loves him. BJ does actually attempt it (though he notes he's only doing it because she asked), but he just can't get the word out. He has to settle for "I don't hate you like I used to," which is enough for Donny.
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Beetlejuice / int_1858696	type	One-Gender School
Beetlejuice / int_1858696	comment	One-Gender School: Miss Shannon's School for Girls. One episode has them partnering with the local boys' school for an event.
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Beetlejuice / int_18683fc2	type	Power-Up Letdown
Beetlejuice / int_18683fc2	comment	Power Up Letdown: In "Vidiots," Lydia and Beetlejuice are sucked inside an arcade game, and the villain gives Lydia an assortment of weapons... none of which do anything.
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Beetlejuice / int_186a97ab	type	Do-It-Yourself Plumbing Project
Beetlejuice / int_186a97ab	comment	Do-It-Yourself Plumbing Project: Charles insists on trying - and failing - to fix a leaky faucet in one episode. To earn money to buy one of Lydia's photos, Beetlejuice disguises himself as a Handy Man named Mr. Beetleman, and offers to fix it for him. Of course, he's even worse at it than Charles.
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Beetlejuice / int_19fe3478	type	Daddy's Girl
Beetlejuice / int_19fe3478	comment	Daddy's Girl: Lydia seems much closer to her father in this series than she ever was in the film. Charles seems a lot more attentive and caring towards Lydia then he was as well.
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Beetlejuice / int_1ba8eb64	type	Visual Pun
Beetlejuice / int_1ba8eb64	comment	Visual Pun: Beetlejuice's Involuntary Shapeshifting, and a number of background items.
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Beetlejuice / int_1c3d047e	type	The Rival
Beetlejuice / int_1c3d047e	comment	The Rival: Scuzzo the Clown is Beetlejuice's arch-rival; Claire's is Lydia's in certain situations. More accurately, Claire sees Lydia as this, while Lydia would usually just rather not be bothered.
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Beetlejuice / int_1d2400e9	type	Green-Eyed Monster
Beetlejuice / int_1d2400e9	comment	Green-Eyed Monster: Seen a few times in the course of the series whenever anyone makes the mistake of paying too much attention to Lydia. Beetlejuice does not like sharing. He almost literally turns into this in "Prince of the Neitherworld", when Prince Vince becomes so besotted with Lydia that he actually proposes marriage. His eyes aren't actually green, but they flash different colors repeatedly, and smoke pours out of his ears. He also becomes insanely jealous of himself in "Spitting Image", when he accidentally gains a clone. They spend the episode arguing about which one Lydia likes better. He has a slightly less extreme incident later in "To Beetle or Not to Beetle", when Romeo attempts to woo a rather confused Lydia. After BJ removes her from the scene, Romeo is still trying, so BJ calmly pulls out a chainsaw and cuts off the balcony to which Romeo is clinging. In two different episodes, but most particularly in "Ghost to Ghost," he's quite disgruntled by her being a fan of the dead actor Boris Todeoff. However, in "Poe-Pourri," she mentions being the president of Edgar Allan Poe's fan club, which BJ doesn't seem to mind.
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Beetlejuice / int_1dfd19f9	type	Papa Wolf
Beetlejuice / int_1dfd19f9	comment	Papa Wolf: The fastest way to make BJ angry is to threaten or insult Lydia. (Flirting with her in his presence is also not advised.)
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Beetlejuice / int_1e7487cd	type	Breaking the Fourth Wall
Beetlejuice / int_1e7487cd	comment	Breaking the Fourth Wall: Happens often; usually BJ is responsible, but Lydia will sometimes do it as well. The pilot, "Critter Sitters", opens with BJ directly narrating to the viewers (and asking them for money).
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Beetlejuice / int_1e7c47ab	type	Stealth Pun
Beetlejuice / int_1e7c47ab	comment	In "Ghost to Ghost", Lydia's favorite horror actor, Boris Todeoffnote pronounced "to death", is inadvertently summoned and gets into a face-off with BJ, who is less than enthused by Lydia's fascination with the guy. Later, in "Oh Brother", she's shown sighing over a scrapbook full of his photos - and BJ is still not happy about it.
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Beetlejuice / int_20860a0e	type	Punch-Clock Villain
Beetlejuice / int_20860a0e	comment	Punch-Clock Villain: Oddly, some episodes imply that Beetlejuice falls under this trope. In "Ghost to Ghost", part of the reason he takes issue with Boris Todeoff is because he maintains that haunting the Deetz residence is his job.
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Beetlejuice / int_20b593e9	type	In the Name of the Moon
Beetlejuice / int_20b593e9	comment	In the Name of the Moon: As seen in the page quote, Lydia has a magical incantation she recites to summon Beetlejuice and change her own clothing. Usually, however, she skips the long version and just says his name three times. She uses the full incantation multiple times throughout the series; presumably, this is really unnecessary, and just serves to remind us that Lydia has a flair for the dramatic.
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Beetlejuice / int_20c99f6e	type	Hidden Heart of Gold
Beetlejuice / int_20c99f6e	comment	Hidden Heart of Gold: Beetlejuice has one of these, although the absolute last thing he wants is for anyone (other than Lydia) to find out about it.
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Beetlejuice / int_22a27b19	type	Alpha Bitch
Beetlejuice / int_22a27b19	comment	Alpha Bitch: Claire Brewster. And how.
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Beetlejuice / int_233b20c9	type	Door Judo
Beetlejuice / int_233b20c9	comment	Door Judo: In one episode, Beetlejuice repeatedly fails to break down a door before remembering he can simply teleport past it.
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Beetlejuice / int_237404cc	type	Ironic Echo
Beetlejuice / int_237404cc	comment	Ironic Echo: Done twice in "Robbin Juice of Sherweird Forest": "Couldn't they find a better picture [of him]?" regarding Beetlejuice's wanted posters. First said by the ghost himself because he's smiling in the picture, then later by the evil Prince John Don Juan when comparing it to Lydia, whom he'd captured by then. "I don't think I like this guy" - said by Beetlejuice and later the Sheriff of Rottingham, regarding Alan Airedale.
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Beetlejuice / int_23c68854	comment	Mall Santa: Beetlejuice has to work as one at the end of "Keeping Up With the Boneses" in order to pay off the exorbitant interest on his credit card.
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Beetlejuice / int_246330ec	comment	Noir Episode: "The Chromazone"
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Beetlejuice / int_255cc9bd	comment	Nephewism: Beetlejuice sometimes disguises himself as Lydia's nonexistent cousin B.J. in order to tag along on Deetz family outings. Her parents, though mildly confused, never seem to outright object or question this. Charles and Delia apparently each consider "Cousin B.J." to be the other's nephew.
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Beetlejuice / int_25f33d8	type	Sick Episode
Beetlejuice / int_25f33d8	comment	Sick Episode: "Cabin Fever" has Lydia struggling with the measles, and then Beetlejuice develops the titular fever since he was cooped up all morning trying to cure her.
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Beetlejuice / int_26ac510e	type	Mythology Gag
Beetlejuice / int_26ac510e	comment	Mythology Gag: Several episodes include in-jokes which reference the movie: Beetlejuice sings Harry Belafonte's "Banana Boat Song" in "Critter Sitters". Moments later, Lydia is singing it while riding her bike through the bridge where the Maitlands crashed. In "How Green is My Gallery", Beetlejuice hocks into his jacket. In the movie, Delia's agent says that he's been losing money on her art for years and calls her a "flake" to her face. In this episode, the living people of Peaceful Pines laugh at Delia's strange art. The ghosts of the Neitherworld love it, though. In "Stage Fright", after Lydia (accidentally at first) sends Beetlejuice away to keep him from causing trouble, he screams at Claire to "SAY IT!!" (meaning to say his name to summon him). An extremely subtle one - in "Poe-Pourri", Lydia says that she's the president of the Edgar Allan Poe fan club. In the film, Beetlejuice refers to her as "Edgar Allan Poe's daughter." In "Not So Peaceful Pines", when the Mayor of Peaceful Pines declares that he'd pay to have Lydia's loud, partying new neighbors run out of town, Beetlejuice introduces himself as a "bio-exorcist" - his job from the movie. Beetlejuice's fear of sandworms comes from the movie, where one eats him. Several episodes feature cameo appearances by ghosts that attended the waiting room of the dead, such as the diver that was eaten by a shark and the Lovely Assistant who was cut in half. The fireplace in Beetlejuice's house strongly resembles the one from the wedding scene in the movie. In "Running Scared", Beetlejuice shuts up Claire Brewster by making a metal plate appear over her mouth, just like he did in the movie to keep Barbara Maitland from saying his name after she unzipped her lips. In "Spooky Boo-Tique", he advertises through the TV like he did with the Maitlands in the movie. He even dresses like a cowboy at one point, exactly like in the movie. He also does this in "Pest o' the West", again complete with cowboy garb, although this is for Lydia's amusement only. In a few episodes, Beetlejuice grabs an insect and stuffs it into his jacket, remarking, "Save that guy for later." The Season 4 opening begins with Beetlejuice awakening from his tomb, resembling the one in Adam's model of the cemetery. In "Sore Feet", when a vampire's teeth fall out, Beetlejuice (while dressed like a Spanish dancer) starts dancing around them, like he did with Adam's teeth. In "Cousin B.J.", Beetlejuice livens up the Deetzes' boring dinner party by forcing Lydia's parents, aunts and uncles to sing and do an Involuntary Dance. The Maitlands forced the Deetzes and their friends to dance and sing "Day-O" during a dinner scene in the movie. In the same episode, BJ "throws his voice" by possessing the ventriloquist dummy of Lydia's Uncle Clyde. This is a reference to how he describes possession in the movie; "Learn to throw your voice, fool your friends, fun at parties!" In "Highs-Ghoul Confidential", we learn that Beetlejuice went to the Ghouliard School for the Exceptionally Twisted in his high school days, which is an obvious pun on Juilliard, which he claims he attended while listing his qualifications to Adam and Barbara in the movie.
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Beetlejuice / int_2740531a	type	She Cleans Up Nicely
Beetlejuice / int_2740531a	comment	He Cleans Up Nicely: Beetlejuice, under the effects of his "New-U" Cologne in "Dr. Beetle and Mr. Juice". Lydia is visibly gobsmacked. Of course, the second he takes a bath, it's all over.
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Beetlejuice / int_27705cf8	comment	Textile Work Is Feminine: One of Lydia's hobbies is clothing design and manufacture, which crops up repeatedly throughout the series. She briefly opens a store of her own creations in "Spooky Boo-tique", and serves as the costume designer for her school's production of Romeo and Juliet in "Stage Fright". In "It's a Wonderful Afterlife", she's shown wearing a dress she made for the school dance.
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Beetlejuice / int_27c09b00	comment	Camp Straight: Jacques LaLean
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Beetlejuice / int_28a5213a	type	Small Name, Big Ego
Beetlejuice / int_28a5213a	comment	Small Name, Big Ego: Claire is convinced that she is God's gift to Peaceful Pines. She's also oblivious to the fact that just about everyone hates her guts.
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Beetlejuice / int_2937826d	type	Hurricane of Puns
Beetlejuice / int_2937826d	comment	Hurricane of Puns: Often. YMMV as to whether they're overused.
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Beetlejuice / int_2969dda7	type	Nightmare Fetishist
Beetlejuice / int_2969dda7	comment	Nightmare Fetishist: Lydia. She's an ordinary human with a taste for the macabre, likes bugs and spiders, takes frequent trips to the Neitherworld, and is best friends with a proudly disgusting ghost.
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Beetlejuice / int_297170d3	type	Halloween Episode
Beetlejuice / int_297170d3	comment	Halloween Episode: Two, in fact: "Laugh of the Party" and "Bewitched, Bothered, and Beetlejuiced".
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Beetlejuice / int_2a7b0247	type	Could Say It, But...
Beetlejuice / int_2a7b0247	comment	Could Say It, But...: In "Doomie's Romance", BJ disapproves of Doomie's efforts to romance the Mayor's convertible Pinky, and removes his spark plugs to keep him from going to find her. But when both Lydia and Doomie give him sad faces, he gives in.
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Beetlejuice / int_2a94a479	type	Outside-Genre Foe
Beetlejuice / int_2a94a479	comment	Outside-Genre Foe: Most of Beetlejuice's villains tend to be monstrous, ghostly, magical, or simply supernatural in nature. Mr. Monitor, however, comes off as something completely different, being a corporate suit with four TV screens as his heads. Unlike the other villains, his goals usually involve threatening to cancel Beetlejuice and Lydia's show, often breaking the fourth wall in the process.
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Beetlejuice / int_2ae29c0d	type	The Dreaded
Beetlejuice / int_2ae29c0d	comment	The Dreaded: For Beetlejuice, the Poultrygeist could count as this. His magic has no effect on it and nothing he throws at the creature slows it down in the least. After a while, the Poultrygeist pretty much drives BJ out of his mind with fear and paranoia.
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Beetlejuice / int_2b5ea43c	type	Bland-Name Product
Beetlejuice / int_2b5ea43c	comment	Bland-Name Product: Seen in a few episodes; for instance, in "Ghost to Ghost", Delia tries to sell Tackywarenote (Tupperware).
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Beetlejuice / int_2d6c0bce	type	Talking in Your Sleep
Beetlejuice / int_2d6c0bce	comment	Talking in Your Sleep: In "How Green Was My Gallery", Lydia inadvertently summons Beetlejuice during her weird cutesy nightmare by saying his name in her sleep.
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Beetlejuice / int_2dc0d2bf	type	Hidden Depths
Beetlejuice / int_2dc0d2bf	comment	Hidden Depths: Beej has his ditzy moments, and sometimes comes across as being more than a little dim. However, he's actually quite brilliant at chemistry, knows enough about auto mechanics to take care of repairing Doomie on his own, and is extremely well-versed in the works of his good friend Shakespeare. Lydiaâ€™s friend Prudence comes across as a timid bookworm most of the time, but in â€œBrides of Funkensteinâ€�, itâ€™s revealed that she not only has a fondness and talent for singing hard rock music, but has always dreamed of becoming a rock star.
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Beetlejuice / int_2de7bbf1	type	Nominal Hero
Beetlejuice / int_2de7bbf1	comment	Nominal Hero: Beetlejuice is lazy and disgusting on purpose, and plays pranks on people who havenâ€™t done anything to deserve it. Heâ€™s only the â€œheroâ€� in the sense that heâ€™s kind to Lydia and that there are others in the Neitherworld who are much, much worse than him.
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Beetlejuice / int_2e285a8b	type	Person as Verb
Beetlejuice / int_2e285a8b	comment	Person as Verb: Characters occasionally use "Beetlejuicing" to refer to Beetlejuice's tendency to use his reality-warping abilities to cause trouble and mess with people.
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Beetlejuice / int_2ec5862b	type	Superhero Episode
Beetlejuice / int_2ec5862b	comment	Superhero Episode: "Super Zeroes"
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Beetlejuice / int_302730a	type	Fusion Dance
Beetlejuice / int_302730a	comment	Fusion Dance: Beetlejuice has cloned himself, has had his skeleton develop a mind of its own and leave his body, has seen his head and body operating as two separate characters, and has been split into his "good" and "evil" halves. They always end up fusing back into the regular Beetlejuice.
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Beetlejuice / int_30d107bb	type	Elective Broken Language
Beetlejuice / int_30d107bb	comment	Elective Broken Language: Thing Thong from "Beauty and the Beetle" uses Hulk Speak because "this is what monsters do." After Lydia helps him gain confidence in himself, she also convinces him to start speaking normally.
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Beetlejuice / int_3121e8df	type	Split-Personality Merge
Beetlejuice / int_3121e8df	comment	Split-Personality Merge: Done in multiple episodes: In "Quit While You're a Head", Beetlejuice's head is separated from his body, and while the head retains his usual personality and voice, the body develops its own, using its hand as a puppet to speak. Beetle-head and Beetle-body fight and Beetle-body takes off. When literal head hunters capture Beetle-head and plan to sacrifice it (and, of greater concern, Lydia) to a giant sea serpent, Beetle-body comes running back to the rescue. Only when the head rejoins the body can the serpent be sent packing. "Spitting Image" has Beetlejuice accidentally cloning himself. The two Beetlejuices start competing for Lydia's attention, which ends up making her miserable. When they realize this, the two Beetlejuices merge back into one. Yet another episode has Beetlejuice's skeleton escape from his flesh out of protest. His bones prefer a classy lifestyle, rather than seeing things through "gross-colored glasses." "Not So Peaceful Pines" has Beetlejuice splitting into his good and evil sides. When the evil side threatens to destroy Peaceful Pines, Lydia and the ghostly psychiatrist Dr. Zigmund Void have to merge them back together again.
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Beetlejuice / int_319e4a2f	type	Even Evil Has Standards
Beetlejuice / int_319e4a2f	comment	Even Evil Has Standards: Beetlejuice loves playing pranks on Lydia's parents, but he'll only go so far, and he would never hurt them; he just likes driving them crazy (crazier?) when opportunity presents itself. Boris Todeoff doesn't have that same limitation in "Ghost to Ghost", the result being that Beetlejuice has to protect Charles and Delia repeatedly from Boris's potentially lethal magic.
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Beetlejuice / int_31da1e24	type	Shipper on Deck
Beetlejuice / int_31da1e24	comment	Shipper on Deck: Lydia is this for Doomie and Pinky in "Doomie's Romance."
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Beetlejuice / int_32821ceb	type	The Unintelligible
Beetlejuice / int_32821ceb	comment	The Unintelligible: Scuzzo the Clown's brother Fuzzo, who speaks solely in honks, beeps and squeaks.
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Beetlejuice / int_32ec6393	type	Shotgun Wedding
Beetlejuice / int_32ec6393	comment	Shotgun Wedding: As noted elsewhere, Bully the Crud tries to force Lydia to marry him. His proposal includes six-shooters in her face.
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Beetlejuice / int_33818056	type
Beetlejuice / int_33818056	comment	"Walk on the Wild Side" Episode: In "Dr. Beetle and Mr. Juice", the New-U cologne turns Lydia into a wild and uncontrollable version of herself. She's actually worse than Beetlejuice.
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Beetlejuice / int_33d5b7f2	type	Adapted Out
Beetlejuice / int_33d5b7f2	comment	Adapted Out: The Maitlands, Otho, and Juno are omitted from this series.
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Beetlejuice / int_34f8042a	type	Gratuitous French
Beetlejuice / int_34f8042a	comment	Gratuitous French: Jacques peppers his speech with French words and phrases, and speaks with a French accent. Justified in that he was, presumably, a Frenchman in life.
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Beetlejuice / int_3517000d	type	Mad Scientist
Beetlejuice / int_3517000d	comment	Mad Scientist: Beetlejuice occasionally becomes this, such as when he makes his "New U" cologne and when he builds Doomie. Lydia is a female version while helping BJ build Doomie.
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Beetlejuice / int_355007c3	type	Brilliant, but Lazy
Beetlejuice / int_355007c3	comment	Brilliant, but Lazy: Beetlejuice could qualify. He's much smarter than other characters generally think, as exemplified by many of his schemes and plans, but he'd rather con people out of money and play pranks on them than use his powers for anything especially productive.
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Beetlejuice / int_35e3383a	type	Pirate Girl
Beetlejuice / int_35e3383a	comment	Pirate Girl: Lydia dresses in a pirate girl outfit when she recruits pirates to help to find Beetlejuice's head in the episode "Quit While You're a Head."
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Beetlejuice / int_36ae9f5d	type	Traumatic Haircut
Beetlejuice / int_36ae9f5d	comment	Traumatic Haircut: Played for Laughs in "Laugh of the Party". Charles gets a horrendous haircut, courtesy of Delia, and spends the Halloween party dressed as a Bedsheet Ghost just so no one will see it.
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Beetlejuice / int_372027ea	type	Stalker Shrine
Beetlejuice / int_372027ea	comment	Stalker Shrine: A humorously innocent variation on the trope. Beetlejuice's adoration of Lydia extends so far that he's built her a shrine... inside his head. She gets to visit it during "Out of My Mind."
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Beetlejuice / int_39eba631	type	The Slacker
Beetlejuice / int_39eba631	comment	The Slacker: Beetlejuice dreads the idea of having to get a job, preferring to play pranks on people and con them out of their money. It's subverted in one episode when he gets a job as a scarecrow on a beetle farm and proves to be very good at it. In part, it's because he wants to eat the beetles himself, but also because he has a lot of fun using his powers to screw around with the birds who are trying to eat the beetles first.
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Beetlejuice / int_3b2014fb	type	Mad Libs Catchphrase
Beetlejuice / int_3b2014fb	comment	Mad Libs Catchphrase: Beetlejuice often says "[X], you know I hate/love them", with X being whatever inconvenience or interest of his has come up.
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Beetlejuice / int_3b4f620a	type	No Fourth Wall
Beetlejuice / int_3b4f620a	comment	No Fourth Wall: As noted under Medium Awareness, both BJ and Lydia periodically demonstrate the fact that they know they are cartoon characters in a Saturday morning TV show. In fact, the very first episode establishes this, when Beetlejuice asks the kids watching to give him all their money, since he is broke.
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Beetlejuice / int_3b79029a	type	Crapsaccharine World
Beetlejuice / int_3b79029a	comment	Crapsaccharine World: Neither-Neither-Land, the Neitherworld's jail system, is a Candyland-like environment run by Little Miss Warden, where prisoners are "rehabilitated" into cute, sweet, playful creatures. Beetlejuice is absolutely terrified of the place; in "Snugglejuice", the viewer sees why.
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Beetlejuice / int_3b99a9e0	type	Reality Warper
Beetlejuice / int_3b99a9e0	comment	Reality Warper: Beetlejuice seems to be on the lower end.
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Beetlejuice / int_3c0a4666	type	Noodle Incident
Beetlejuice / int_3c0a4666	comment	Noodle Incident: It's shown in two episodes that Beetlejuice and Lydia celebrate every year on the anniversary of the day they met. But at no time are we given any idea as to how they met. Given the context, it seems unlikely that the situation from the movie would have carried over to the show (not least since the Maitlands aren't in the cartoon), so the audience is left wondering about the details.
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Beetlejuice / int_3dca808a	type	Babysitting Episode
Beetlejuice / int_3dca808a	comment	Babysitting Episode: Much of the pilot, "Critter Sitters", fits this trope, with Lydia looking after an infant named Arlo and Beetlejuice babysitting Neitherworld babies in an effort to get some quick cash for an anniversary present for Lydia.
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Beetlejuice / int_3e2a5fe3	type	The Rock Star
Beetlejuice / int_3e2a5fe3	comment	The Rock Star: Prince Vince tries to become this in "The Prince of Rock and Roll", thinking that being a music idol will make his people love him. Only problem is, he's a Dreadful Musician... fortunately, his people already love him, and so they pretend to like his music until he wises up. Once he does, he rewards their kindness by promising that they will never have to listen to him sing again.
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Beetlejuice / int_3eb0f889	type	Pun-Based Title
Beetlejuice / int_3eb0f889	comment	Pun-Based Title: Several of the episode titles are this, often creating a gross or spooky play on words.
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Beetlejuice / int_3f45f1e6	type	Adaptational Heroism
Beetlejuice / int_3f45f1e6	comment	Adaptational Heroism: Well, heroism is probably taking it a bit far, but Beetlejuice is not the antagonist he was in the film.
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Beetlejuice / int_40b711d5	type	Hair-Contrast Duo
Beetlejuice / int_40b711d5	comment	Hair-Contrast Duo: Of the rivalry sort. Black-haired Lydia is a Nice Girl who simply happens to have a fondness for the weird and macabre. Blonde Claire is an overly tanned phony who enjoys being popular and looking down on those who aren't.
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Beetlejuice / int_40bb59d0	type	Blatant Lies
Beetlejuice / int_40bb59d0	comment	Blatant Lies: When Beetlejuice writes a salacious autobiography in "Ghost Writer in the Sky", he includes lots of these about his friends and neighbors to make the book more interesting. (He also completely omits Lydia's existence, although he explains that it's because he couldn't bring himself to say anything negative about her, even if it was a lie.)
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Beetlejuice / int_41d5f145	type	Fluffy the Terrible
Beetlejuice / int_41d5f145	comment	Fluffy the Terrible: Poopsie, the dog belonging to the Monster Across the Street. He's very sweet-tempered most of the time, but he hates Beetlejuice.
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Beetlejuice / int_41d9aaef	type	Brainwashed
Beetlejuice / int_41d9aaef	comment	In "Snugglejuice", when Lydia first sees Beetlejuice after he's been "rehabilitated" in Neither-Neither-Land, the worst punishment imaginable in the Neitherworld's prison system, she initially thinks that it's just another one of his scams or pranks... but when he refuses to eat a beetle, that's when she knows that something is seriously wrong.
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Beetlejuice / int_41f45fa2	type	Inexplicably Awesome
Beetlejuice / int_41f45fa2	comment	Inexplicably Awesome: Beetlejuice really is the Ghost With The Most. How? We'll never know. One episode notes that his power is so great that he could easily conquer the entire Neitherworld if he weren't so lazy, but the origin of the power is unclear.
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Beetlejuice / int_420081bf	type	Alien Sky
Beetlejuice / int_420081bf	comment	Alien Sky: The Neitherworld, as seen in a few episodes, has multiple suns and moons. (How many of each seems to vary from one episode to another.)
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Beetlejuice / int_42bc6d2b	type	Hostage for MacGuffin
Beetlejuice / int_42bc6d2b	comment	Hostage for MacGuffin: In "Keeping Up with the Boneses", Lydia is held as "collateral" to make Beetlejuice pay his credit card bills.
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Beetlejuice / int_4348c929	type	Early Installment Character-Design Difference
Beetlejuice / int_4348c929	comment	Early Installment Character-Design Difference: Mayor Maynot's first season look differs so much from his appearance in the second season onward that you'd swear they were different characters. He starts out looking like a short, chubby monster, but gets a redesign later on and has the appearance of a mummy with sunglasses and a fancy suit.
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Beetlejuice / int_438ed383	type	The Name Is Bond, James Bond
Beetlejuice / int_438ed383	comment	The Name Is Bond, James Bond: Germs Pondscum in "Snugglejuice", as to be expected from a James Bond pastiche, introduces himself this way.
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Beetlejuice / int_44e350a4	type	Pop-Culture Pun Episode Title
Beetlejuice / int_44e350a4	comment	Pop-Culture Pun Episode Title: A lot of episodes have these, often being punny or gross versions of titles from films and other media. These include "The Unnatural," "The Wizard of Ooze," and "It's a Wonderful Afterlife."
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Beetlejuice / int_450c5a85	type	Alternate Continuity
Beetlejuice / int_450c5a85	comment	Alternate Continuity: This animated series has a lot of discrepancies from the movie, most notably the fact that Beetlejuice, while still pretty scummy and dishonest, is considerably less of a jerk than he was in the live-action film.
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Beetlejuice / int_47198ac4	type	You Do NOT Want to Know
Beetlejuice / int_47198ac4	comment	You Do Not Want To Know: In "Snugglejuice", Beetlejuice is sent to Neither-Neither-Land after being framed for shoplifting. He's shocked to encounter his pranking idol, Dr. Prankenstein, and to discover that not only is he also locked up there, but he was also framed by the exact same guy who framed BJ: Germs Pondscum. Beetlejuice is eager to escape, only for Dr. Prankenstein to tell him that there's only two ways out of Neither-Neither-Land; one is to serve your time there. When BJ asks him what the other way is, his response, while glancing at the Jack-in-the-Box is, "Trust me, you don't wanna know." Unfortunately, BJ does find out, the hard way.
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Beetlejuice / int_4781adbb	type	Jerk with a Heart of Gold
Beetlejuice / int_4781adbb	comment	Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Beetlejuice is this trope. Aside from his affection for Lydia, he has a soft spot for Doomie and Lydia's parents; he's also very attached to his own parents, and is fonder of his brother than he likes to acknowledge even to himself. He also likes Jacques, which mortifies Beetlejuice when Jacques finds out. However, he does have a reputation to uphold, so he refuses to admit to any of these except Lydia (and sometimes Doomie).
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Beetlejuice / int_47d35854	type	Intergenerational Friendship
Beetlejuice / int_47d35854	comment	Intergenerational Friendship: Lydia and Beetlejuice. At a guess, Beetlejuice may have been in his late 30s at his time of death - which was hundreds of years ago. Lydia, meanwhile, is confirmed to be in the seventh grade in the first season.
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Beetlejuice / int_47e61b99	type	Narnia Time
Beetlejuice / int_47e61b99	comment	Narnia Time: The Neitherworld appears to run on a very different timetable than the Outerworld. Lydia is often with Beetlejuice for hours or even longer (such as in "Ship of Ghouls", when they go on a cruise for several days), and yet she's never shown to miss any school or have her absence noticed by anyone. Either Narnia Time is a thing in the Neitherworld, or this is some kind of side effect of Beetlejuice's magic - but it's never clarified in any way. Possibly the most glaring example of this is in the episode "In the Schticks". Delia throws a party, and Lydia lags about coming downstairs (because she doesn't want to go). She ends up slipping off to the Neitherworld, entering a costume contest with Beetlejuice as part of a scam, getting arrested, getting sent to court, and being sentenced to wash dishes at the Resort of Last Resort for an unknown number of days until Beetlejuice can rescue her. When they get back to her room, they go downstairs and the party is in full swing.
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Beetlejuice / int_48212bac	type	Weather Manipulation
Beetlejuice / int_48212bac	comment	Weather Manipulation: Prince Vince is able to command thunderstorms using the force of his emotions. Prior to befriending Lydia and Beetlejuice, he's shown to be permanently depressed, making his surroundings perpetually waterlogged; his courtiers are very excited for him to go out with Lydia because it means they finally have a chance to dry out their clothes.
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Beetlejuice / int_49f20c6a	type	Gory Discretion Shot
Beetlejuice / int_49f20c6a	comment	Gory Discretion Shot: Whenever Beetlejuice eats a bug, the scene always cuts away the moment he bites into the insect.
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Beetlejuice / int_4a05fe81	type	Long John Shout-Out
Beetlejuice / int_4a05fe81	comment	Long John Shout-Out: "Ship of Ghouls" features a pirate named Long John Silverware among Jean LeFoot's crew.
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Beetlejuice / int_4a35344c	type	Media Watchdog
Beetlejuice / int_4a35344c	comment	Media Watchdog: Goody Two-Shoes the fairy is a pretty obvious parody of them.
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Beetlejuice / int_4a879f41	type	Did We Just Have Tea with Cthulhu?
Beetlejuice / int_4a879f41	comment	Did We Just Have Tea with Cthulhu?: Basically the whole premise. Beetlejuice is a ghost with Inexplicably Awesome Reality Warper powers and something of a Cloudcuckoolander disposition, while Lydia is a quirky but relatively normal living human teenager. Yet the two are all but inseparable.
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Beetlejuice / int_4a8c4e5f	type	Big "WHAT?!"
Beetlejuice / int_4a8c4e5f	comment	Big "WHAT?!": At the end of "Laugh of the Party", after spending a good portion of the episode getting them recaptured (after dehydrating them since they grow in water), Lydia wonders what BJ did with the "Party People In-A-Can". In "Prince of the Neitherworld", Prince Vince falls head over heels for Lydia the moment he lays eyes on her, and asks for Beetlejuice's advice on how to win her heart. BJ agrees, in exchange for getting the job as Court Jester. At first it starts to go well, with Lydia liking the fact that Vince has a similar sense of humor as BJ. However, Beetlejuice takes this the wrong way and jumps to the conclusion that Vince wants to replace him as Lydia's best friend, and tries to sabotage their date. When all attempts fail, he goes back to the castle to sulk, and it's here that Vince makes a Love Confession to Lydia, much to BJ's shock and outrage. Lydia lets Prince Vince down easy, though.
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Beetlejuice / int_4e4fa32c	type	The Ahnold
Beetlejuice / int_4e4fa32c	comment	The Ahnold: One of the show's recurring characters is a green-skinned bodybuilder with a thick Austrian accent named Armhold Musslehugger.
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Beetlejuice / int_4ef0ebb0	type	Three Shorts
Beetlejuice / int_4ef0ebb0	comment	Three Shorts: Some episodes were made up of two eleven-minute shorts, while most were full-length twenty-two minute stories. "Uncle B.J.'s Roadhouse" was the first and only episode to screen three shorts. The other shorts included in that episode were "Scarecrow" and "The Son Dad Never Had".
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Beetlejuice / int_4f3bf54e	type	Working on the Chain Gang
Beetlejuice / int_4f3bf54e	comment	Working on the Chain Gang: In "Snugglejuice," BJ, after being sent to Neither-Neither-Land, is forced to work on the "daisy chain gang."
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Beetlejuice / int_4f4372e9	type	Early-Installment Weirdness
Beetlejuice / int_4f4372e9	comment	Early-Installment Weirdness: The first several episodes, the pilot in particular, are quite different from the rest of the series in a number of small ways. Even the animation style is slightly different. The pilot shows Lydia's room going through a rather bizarre transformation, bringing her to what looks like the interior of a castle to hang out with Beetlejuice. She's shown in that same location a few other times, and there's a door in one wall which leads out to the Neitherworld. The use of this door, and the entire castle location, is dropped after only a few episodes; instead, Lydia's incantation brings her directly into the Neitherworld wherever Beetlejuice happens to be. Beetlejuice's chronic fear of sandworms remains throughout the series, but it's never showcased to the same extent as in the early episodes. The earlier episodes seem to imply that the lamp on Lydia's bedroom table is relevant to the incantation. It's also shown in the pilot that her spiderweb poncho is actually the gray tablecloth which covers the same table; she seems to use magic, which she's never able to do in any other episode, to change it to its signature red color. While they're consistently described as being Beetlejuice's neighbors (and one later episode shows that they've actually been his friends since high school), the early episodes appear to suggest that Jacques and Ginger actually live in various parts of BJ's Roadhouse. This may in fact be true, but the later episodes don't indicate one way or the other.
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Beetlejuice / int_5037b961	type	Et Tu, Brute?
Beetlejuice / int_5037b961	comment	Et Tu, Brute?: Played for Laughs in "Mr. Beetlejuice Goes to Town". When Mayor Maynot tries to have the Roadhouse demolished to make room for a super highway, Beetlejuice retaliates by running for Mayor himself, and actually wins. But unsurprisingly, he turns out to be an even more corrupt mayor than Maynot was. Lydia then comes up with a plan by dressing up in a purple dress and veil and tricks Beetlejuice into getting caught red-handed taking a bribe, which results in him getting impeached. Then at the end of the episode, Beetlejuice says this near verbatim after learning how Lydia tricked him.
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Beetlejuice / int_50b9b3d0	type	Crazy Jealous Guy
Beetlejuice / int_50b9b3d0	comment	Crazy Jealous Guy: A platonic(ish) variant. Beetlejuice acts like this whenever anyone else wants to seriously occupy Lydia's time - including a copy of himself. He's also not too happy when she shows any sort of interest in another character, though he did make an exception for Edgar Allan Poe (probably because that was All Just a Dream).
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Beetlejuice / int_5266f5bd	type	Involuntary Dance
Beetlejuice / int_5266f5bd	comment	In "Cousin B.J.", Beetlejuice livens up the Deetzes' boring dinner party by forcing Lydia's parents, aunts and uncles to sing and do an Involuntary Dance. The Maitlands forced the Deetzes and their friends to dance and sing "Day-O" during a dinner scene in the movie. In the same episode, BJ "throws his voice" by possessing the ventriloquist dummy of Lydia's Uncle Clyde. This is a reference to how he describes possession in the movie; "Learn to throw your voice, fool your friends, fun at parties!"
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Beetlejuice / int_52d1f46e	type	Not What It Looks Like
Beetlejuice / int_52d1f46e	comment	Not What It Looks Like: In "Bewitched, Bothered, and Beetlejuiced", Lydia and Beej infiltrate a witches' Halloween ball to rescue her cat Percy; they dress up as witches and Beej calls himself 'Beatrice'. A warlock in attendance becomes smitten with 'Beatrice' and they dance together quite a bit. When Lydia finds him in the warlock's embrace, a flustered Beetlejuice immediately tells her, "It's not what you think." As she points out, "It's not what he thinks either!"
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Beetlejuice / int_5334cd08	type	Must Make Her Laugh
Beetlejuice / int_5334cd08	comment	Must Make Her Laugh: BJ's basic attitude regarding Lydia; several episodes make it clear that he hates seeing her unhappy and will do whatever he can to fix the problem. His ability to make her laugh is stated in the pilot to be her favorite thing about him. "It's a Wonderful Afterlife" shows that without him to make her smile, she's very lonely and miserable, suggesting that she may have been this way before they met.
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Beetlejuice / int_551c5085	type	It's a Wonderful Plot
Beetlejuice / int_551c5085	comment	It's a Wonderful Plot: "It's a Wonderful Afterlife" is a rare example of both subverting the trope and playing it straight. The subversion comes when it seems like everyone in the Neitherworld is better off without Beetlejuice, so he's willing to leave the situation as it is; but it turns out that Lydia is miserable in the real world. BJ immediately thinks that he can just become part of her life and make her happy again, only to be informed by his guide that he's allowed no contact with her. Cue the demand to have everything put back the way it was.
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Beetlejuice / int_55f4dd10	type	What Are You in For?
Beetlejuice / int_55f4dd10	comment	What Are You in For?: Beetlejuice asks a fellow inmate of The Big House this question in "The Birdbrain of Alcatraz".
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Beetlejuice / int_562abd51	type	Let's Get Dangerous!
Beetlejuice / int_562abd51	comment	Let's Get Dangerous!: Most of the time, Beetlejuice is a lazy, pranking con man. But if Lydia is ever in any real danger, or if someone like Claire Brewster has insulted her, BJ will demonstrate just why he's called the Ghost With The Most.
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Beetlejuice / int_571a3c67	type	Power Incontinence
Beetlejuice / int_571a3c67	comment	Power Incontinence: Implied. Beetlejuice suffers Involuntary Shapeshifting to match some throwaway word or phrase he uses.
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Beetlejuice / int_575fd5e2	type	Dark Is Not Evil
Beetlejuice / int_575fd5e2	comment	Dark Is Not Evil: Beetlejuice, for the most part. Despite being into the dark and macabre, Lydia is very much a Nice Girl.
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Beetlejuice / int_58c038c9	type	Ridiculous Repossession
Beetlejuice / int_58c038c9	comment	Ridiculous Repossession: In the episode "Keeping Up With The Boneses", BJ runs up his credit card to an exorbitant degree and then is unable to pay the bill. Rather than take the stuff he bought, the repo men instead take Lydia as "collateral."
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Beetlejuice / int_5901c295	type	24-Hour Party People
Beetlejuice / int_5901c295	comment	24-Hour Party People: In the Neitherworld, you can buy them in cans. Just don't use them during a full moon.
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Beetlejuice / int_597d7dad	type	Onion Tears
Beetlejuice / int_597d7dad	comment	Onion Tears: "Recipe for Disaster" has Beetlejuice appear to shed tears after hearing the plight of some anthropomorphic vegetables who have been forced underground by Caesar Salad, then explains that his eyes are watering because of the onion among them.
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Beetlejuice / int_5b07519b	type	Arrowgram
Beetlejuice / int_5b07519b	comment	Arrowgram: Beetlejuice receives one of these from the Sheriff of RottingHam in "Robbin Juice of Sherweird Forest" after the Sheriff kidnaps Lydia.
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Beetlejuice / int_5b2cf07b	type	American Gothic Couple
Beetlejuice / int_5b2cf07b	comment	American Gothic Couple: "Brinkadoom" has a scene in the beginning where Beetlejuice and Lydie are exploring the Neitherworld in their car Doomie and fly past a couple who resemble the farmer and his daughter from the painting American Gothic, but with icicles hanging from them. Beetlejuice refers to them as Uncle and Aunt Arctica.
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Beetlejuice / int_5be919ae	type	Break-Up/Make-Up Scenario
Beetlejuice / int_5be919ae	comment	Break-Up/Make-Up Scenario: Only once, in "Out of My Mind." When BJ breaks his promise not to play pranks on Charles and Delia, and then refuses to apologize for getting Lydia into trouble, she informs him she will not be speaking to him again until he does. To say he doesn't take it well is a mild understatement, and his Literal Genie powers lead to some pretty odd circumstances before they reconcile.
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Beetlejuice / int_5beef860	type	Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?
Beetlejuice / int_5beef860	comment	Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: Or Sandworms, in Beetlejuice's case. Or cutesy things. For Lydia, it's apparently doctors; in "Generally Hysterical Hospital", she's hesitant to get her fractured foot examined because she's afraid of emergency rooms.
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Beetlejuice / int_5cf346b1	type	Fake Better Alternate Timeline
Beetlejuice / int_5cf346b1	comment	Fake Better Alternate Timeline: Beetlejuice is shown a universe in which he wasn't around anymore. While his ghostly neighbors are shown to have a much better life without him, he sees that without him, Lydia ended up a loner with zero friends.
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Beetlejuice / int_5e4fa749	type	Crossdresser
Beetlejuice / int_5e4fa749	comment	Crossdresser: Beetlejuice often disguises himself as "Betty Juice" to pass as one of Lydia's girlfriends. In "Bewitched, Bothered, and Beetlejuiced", he also dresses up as a witch in order to help Lydia infiltrate a witches' ball to rescue her cat.
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Beetlejuice / int_5f3d3c83	type	Psycho Supporter
Beetlejuice / int_5f3d3c83	comment	Psycho Supporter: Beetlejuice is this for Lydia at times, as he will happily drag her along into his latest scheme or scam, whether she's willing or not. He's deeply loyal to her, though, and he will not tolerate any ill treatment of her.
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Beetlejuice / int_5f9d7299	type	EnfanteTerrible
Beetlejuice / int_5f9d7299	comment	Enfante Terrible: Little Miss Warden, a little girl who's in charge of a jail system that brainwashes prisoners into being cute and cuddly.
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Beetlejuice / int_60194b82	type	Spanner in the Works
Beetlejuice / int_60194b82	comment	Spanner in the Works: Lydia serves as this during "The Neitherworld's Least Wanted" (see Villain Team-Up, below). Beetlejuice's enemies were correct in thinking they could trick him into accidentally making himself fall apart. What they didn't count on was him still managing to call on his Morality Chain for help.
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Beetlejuice / int_613ecc2d	type	Riding into the Sunset
Beetlejuice / int_613ecc2d	comment	Riding into the Sunset: The ending of "Pest o' the West".
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Beetlejuice / int_623a4ab4	type	Instant Costume Change
Beetlejuice / int_623a4ab4	comment	Instant Costume Change: Whenever Lydia goes to the Neitherworld, her clothing changes to a red poncho with a spider web design. This is demonstrated in the opening credits and the pilot episode.
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Beetlejuice / int_630203e3	type	Shrunken Head
Beetlejuice / int_630203e3	comment	Shrunken Head: I. M. Smallhead appears to be based on the hunter at the end of the movie, in that he has a tiny head and his lips seem to be sewn together.
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Beetlejuice / int_63c6a75c	type	Evil Lawyer Joke
Beetlejuice / int_63c6a75c	comment	Evil Lawyer Joke: Occurs in "Sore Feet" when Beetlejuice responds to his feet complaining about how he treats them by claiming that they don't deserve respect because of how low they are on the food chain. BJ mentions lawyers as an example of lower life forms. Another joke poking fun at lawyers happens in "Ship of Ghouls", where Beetlejuice is made to walk the plank and sees that the water is full of sharks. BJ then looks at the audience and says "Bet you can't tell which one's the lawyer!"
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Beetlejuice / int_644eca71	type	Rich Bitch
Beetlejuice / int_644eca71	comment	Rich Bitch: Claire Brewster, again.*
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Beetlejuice / int_64e2c7c7	type	Lying Finger Cross
Beetlejuice / int_64e2c7c7	comment	Lying Finger Cross: Beetlejuice does this a lot throughout the series.
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Beetlejuice / int_64edb99c	type	Always Save the Girl
Beetlejuice / int_64edb99c	comment	Always Save the Girl: Multiple episodes make it clear that Lydia's safety and happiness are Beetlejuice's number one priority at all times, even over his own selfish goals.
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Beetlejuice / int_650a309b	type	Forgot About His Powers
Beetlejuice / int_650a309b	comment	Forgot About His Powers: Beetlejuice's magic is practically the Superpower Lottery of the Neitherworld, with very few other ghostly beings showing the same degree of power. Some episodes show him having magic potent enough to take on an entire party of witches or assorted other magical beings, like Bartholomew Batt or Scuzzo the Clown, and dispatch them with little effort. But in others, he picks up the Distress Ball and devolves almost into a panic - even though he could wipe the pavement with whatever's threatening him. Sometimes this is used deliberately; in one episode, he spends considerable effort trying to break down a door, then smacks himself and teleports past it.
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Beetlejuice / int_6627695f	type	Author Appeal
Beetlejuice / int_6627695f	comment	Author Appeal: Burton's love of spirals and stripes has been noted in his entry on this trope's main page, and he indulges it here. While Beetlejuice wore a variety of outfits in the film, in the cartoon, he almost exclusively wears his black-and-white striped suit and purple shirt, and almost all of his transformations involve stripes in one form or another. The sandworms are also colored with purple and blue stripes.
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Beetlejuice / int_66b7f047	type	Loser Friend Puzzles Outsiders
Beetlejuice / int_66b7f047	comment	Loser Friend Puzzles Outsiders: In "Critter Sitters", Judge Mental and all those present in the Neitherworld court are utterly baffled by Lydia not only coming to Beetlejuice's defense when he's about to be thrown to the Sandworms, but outright calling him her best friend.
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Beetlejuice / int_670db7d7	type	Formula-Breaking Episode
Beetlejuice / int_670db7d7	comment	Formula-Breaking Episode: "Uncle BJ's Roadhouse", a full episode parody of Pee-wee's Playhouse, and "Poe-Pourri", which can best be described as "What if someone put Edgar Allan Poe's poetry to animation?"
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Beetlejuice / int_67f2c837	type	The Pig-Pen
Beetlejuice / int_67f2c837	comment	The Pig-Pen: Beetlejuice loves being this.
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Beetlejuice / int_68068108	type	Evil Laugh
Beetlejuice / int_68068108	comment	Evil Laugh: Beetlejuice does this every now and again during the show proper, as well as in the intro of every episode. Lydia does it along with him when they turn into Mad Scientists while building Doomie.
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Beetlejuice / int_688238d6	type	Wimp Fight
Beetlejuice / int_688238d6	comment	Wimp Fight: "Moby Richard" ends with Beetlejuice and the episode's titular character ineffectually trying to hit each other.
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Beetlejuice / int_68f27ba0	type	Wicked Heart Symbol
Beetlejuice / int_68f27ba0	comment	Wicked Heart Symbol: Neither-Neither-Land has them everywhere... on the walls, the furniture, the uniforms...
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Beetlejuice / int_6924443d	type	Girliness Upgrade
Beetlejuice / int_6924443d	comment	Girliness Upgrade: Lydia in the series. In the film, she's just kind of a regular Goth girl. Here, she still loves Gothic culture and spooky stuff, but is more of a Perky Goth, with a rather sunny disposition. Basically, the show keeps her sunny disposition from the film's ending but also lets her keep the interest in goth.
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Beetlejuice / int_697e3ecb	type	Involuntary Shapeshifting
Beetlejuice / int_697e3ecb	comment	Involuntary Shapeshifting: Beetlejuice, based on wordplay in his dialogue. It's the cause of many a troublesome escapade and is his greatest weakness.
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Beetlejuice / int_69fb91e8	type	Chewing the Scenery
Beetlejuice / int_69fb91e8	comment	Chewing the Scenery: Beetlejuice, of course (sometimes literally); Lydia is also given to this at times, given her dramatic Perky Goth personality. Prince Vince only appears in a handful of episodes, but expect this to happen at least occasionally when he does.
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Beetlejuice / int_6a696742	type	The Power of Love
Beetlejuice / int_6a696742	comment	The Power of Love: Seen in "Doomie's Romance", when Doomie falls in love with another car. Doomie is a Sentient Vehicle, but Pinky is not, making the romance difficult to say the least. But by the end of the episode, the trope is invoked in two ways. Doomie's love for Pinky actually causes her to become a Sentient Vehicle. Less overtly, Beetlejuice's own affection for Doomie (and Lydia) overcomes his annoyance about the whole thing.
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Beetlejuice / int_6a79bee5	type	Nothing Nice About Sugar and Spice
Beetlejuice / int_6a79bee5	comment	Nothing Nice About Sugar and Spice: Little Miss Warden likes frilly dresses, has long blonde ringlets, and brainwashes prisoners into cute, cuddly versions of their former selves.
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Beetlejuice / int_6acb79b2	type	Episode Title Card
Beetlejuice / int_6acb79b2	comment	Episode Title Card: At the start of every show. In early seasons this would be accompanied by a spooky voice declaring, "Now here's Beetlejuice!" (or, after the mid-episode commercial break, "Now back to Beetlejuice!")
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Beetlejuice / int_6bf81a2e	type	Useless Superpowers
Beetlejuice / int_6bf81a2e	comment	Useless Superpowers: Beetlejuice's powers are, in many respects, only good for "juicing" (pranking) people. This is good when acceptable targets are present. It is not good when one, say... needs stock for a bake sale.
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Beetlejuice / int_6c81c95	type	True Art Is Incomprehensible
Beetlejuice / int_6c81c95	comment	True Art Is Incomprehensible: Delia's weird sculpture art makes her a laughingstock in the real world, but the residents of the Neitherworld love it.
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Beetlejuice / int_6d4a9167	type	Karloff Kopy
Beetlejuice / int_6d4a9167	comment	Karloff Kopy: "Ghost to Ghost" features a ghostly horror actor named Boris Todeoff (a play on "bore us to death"), who resembles a green-skinned Boris Karloff and even sounds like him. "A-Ha!" ends with Beetlejuice and Lydia finding out that the reason Doomie went missing was because he was watching a film festival starring his favorite actor Boris Carlot.
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Beetlejuice / int_6d7026fa	type	Punny Name
Beetlejuice / int_6d7026fa	comment	Punny Name: Many of the side characters, especially those who only appear once, have these. Examples include Clarence Sale, the Sheriff of Rottingham, Ima Loony, M.D. B.A.D. G.A.L., and three of the four aunts from "Relatively Pesty" - Auntie Pasto, Auntie Septic, and Auntie Social. Some of the more clever puns probably went over kids' heads, serving as extra helpings of Parental Bonus.
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Beetlejuice / int_6e0a57d6	type	Like an Old Married Couple
Beetlejuice / int_6e0a57d6	comment	Like an Old Married Couple: BJ and Lydia fall into this in "Doomie's Romance," as they quarrel over how they're parenting their car. It Makes Sense in Context... mostly.
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Beetlejuice / int_6eb04f1	type	"Everybody Laughs" Ending
Beetlejuice / int_6eb04f1	comment	"Everybody Laughs" Ending: In a few episodes, such as "Brinkadoom."
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Beetlejuice / int_6f33059b	type	Iconic Outfit
Beetlejuice / int_6f33059b	comment	Iconic Outfit: Beetlejuice almost always wears the same black and white striped suit and purple shirt with black tie, even though in the movie, he only wore that for the pre-wedding climax. Lydia is best remembered for her red spiderweb-patterned poncho and black leotard, which appears in most episodes (and wasn't in the movie at all).
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Beetlejuice / int_6f7e717a	type	Surrealism
Beetlejuice / int_6f7e717a	comment	Surrealism: Even though most episodes have clearly defined plots, the Deranged Animation and generally weird tone pushes the show into this.
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Beetlejuice / int_6fbe85e6	type	Adaptation Personality Change
Beetlejuice / int_6fbe85e6	comment	Adaptation Personality Change: The main characters were altered quite a bit from their original film personas, in order to make the show suitably kid-friendly. Beetlejuice is still a ghostly con artist, but he's no longer a lech. Lydia still likes spooky, Gothic, and/or morbid things, but she's no longer suicidal, and Beetlejuice is her best friend; she didn't like him much at all in the movie. Delia is still an oblivious flake, but instead of being a social-climbing urban yuppie on the cutting edge of fashion, she's a blissful, preppy, suburban homemaker who now seems to be Lydia's biological parent (or at least is treated as such; the comic book spinoff makes the stepmother role much clearer). Largely because he wasn't given too much of a personality in the first place, Charles is now a Nervous Wreck since being mildly anxious was about the only personality he did have.
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Beetlejuice / int_70d53103	type	The Not-So-Harmless Punishment
Beetlejuice / int_70d53103	comment	The Not-So-Harmless Punishment: In one episode, Beej and Lydia and some of their friends are playing baseball in the Neitherworld. At some point it is announced that the game has changed to "Sudden Death", meaning that the losers will have to stand in the "Losers' Circle," an area enclosed by a rope. Beej is unimpressed (as he's been dorking around the entire game anyway) until the "circle" opens up into a fang-lined maw that belches a fireball into his face.
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Beetlejuice / int_71038217	type	Wrench Wench
Beetlejuice / int_71038217	comment	Wrench Wench: Lydia, if "Dragster of Doom" is any indication; she knew how to rebuild the car's engine pretty much from scratch.
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Beetlejuice / int_71e514b5	type	Don't Try This at Home
Beetlejuice / int_71e514b5	comment	Don't Try This at Home: In the episode "Pest o' the West", when he's about to jump into a small glass of water from several thousand feet in the air, Beetlejuice takes a moment to warn the audience about his stunt:
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Beetlejuice / int_72852a93	type	Henpecked Husband
Beetlejuice / int_72852a93	comment	Henpecked Husband: Uncle Danforth, the husband of Delia's sister Zipporah, is much smaller and meeker than his wife and she doesn't often let him get a word in edgewise.
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Beetlejuice / int_78270847	type	Curse Cut Short
Beetlejuice / int_78270847	comment	Curse Cut Short: In "Robbin Juice of Sherweird Forest", Wandering Minstrel Alan Airedale sings about Beetlejuice that either advise his next move or serve as a type of "The Villain Sucks" Song. One particular verse:
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Beetlejuice / int_78410584	type	She Is Not My Girlfriend
Beetlejuice / int_78410584	comment	She Is Not My Girlfriend: Subverted. A few times, Lydia and BJ encounter characters (such as BJ's Uncle Sid and the Sheriff of Rottingham) who explicitly refer to Lydia as BJ's girlfriend. They never bother to correct the speaker.
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Beetlejuice / int_78c9ebbf	type	Gretzky Has the Ball
Beetlejuice / int_78c9ebbf	comment	Gretzky Has the Ball: The Neitherworld version of golf has some very interesting inclusions, as seen in "Caddy Shock". Besides being played by demons and the course hazards including attacking monsters, it has strikes and outs like in baseball, goals like in ice hockey, and chutes and windmills like in mini-golf.
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Beetlejuice / int_78cdd5f6	type	"Fantastic Voyage" Plot
Beetlejuice / int_78cdd5f6	comment	"Fantastic Voyage" Plot: "Forget Me Nuts" and, to a lesser extent, "Out of My Mind".
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Beetlejuice / int_79190971	type	Karmic Trickster
Beetlejuice / int_79190971	comment	Karmic Trickster: Averted. Most of Beetlejuiceâ€™s victims are actually very nice people who havenâ€™t done anything to deserve his tricks. Really, he just does it for fun (and sometimes profit). Played absolutely straight with Claire, though. Whenever she hassles Lydia, Beetlejuice makes her regret it.
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Beetlejuice / int_79ba88a7	type	What's In It For Me?
Beetlejuice / int_79ba88a7	comment	What's In It For Me?: In "It's a Wonderful Afterlife", Clarence Sale wants to know the answer to this question before he'll agree to talk Beetlejuice out of his funk. (Answer: the new car of his dreams, a "Deadsel".)
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Beetlejuice / int_7ab17528	type	Waving Signs Around
Beetlejuice / int_7ab17528	comment	Waving Signs Around: Parodied in "Ship of Ghouls". BJ and Lydia go to see a concert at the Nose Bowl, and on the way in people start holding up protest signs. They're not actually against anything; it's just that when you go to the Nose Bowl, you gotta picket.
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Beetlejuice / int_7bc076de	type	Hartman Hips
Beetlejuice / int_7bc076de	comment	Hartman Hips: Delia has wide hips.
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Beetlejuice / int_7c42a8ac	type	Captain Colorbeard
Beetlejuice / int_7c42a8ac	comment	Captain Colorbeard: A Bluebeard is among ghost pirate Jean LeFoot's crew in "Ship of Ghouls".
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Beetlejuice / int_7c9dcc1	type	THeUnfavorite
Beetlejuice / int_7c9dcc1	comment	The Unfavorite: In "Oh Brother", it's revealed that Beetlejuice is this to some of his extended family, who vastly favor his younger brother Donny. His neighbors also like Donny better. When BJ mistakenly thinks Lydia prefers him too, it actually sends him over the Despair Event Horizon, and she and Donny have to find him before he does something drastic.
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Beetlejuice / int_7e6c0522	type	Off with His Head!
Beetlejuice / int_7e6c0522	comment	In "Scummer Vacation", Beetlejuice convinces Lydia to bring her parents to the Neitherworld for their family summer vacation so the two friends won't have to spend their summer apart. However, a series of mishaps occurs, and Charles and Delia almost wind up beheaded. One season later in "The Farmer in the Smell", when Beetlejuice asks why he can't come with Lydia on her visit to her Uncle Clyde and Aunt May's farm, she brings up that particular incident and how they had decided that sometimes they can't always be together.
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Beetlejuice / int_7eb49b31	type	Almost Kiss
Beetlejuice / int_7eb49b31	comment	Almost Kiss: In "Critter Sitters", when BJ gifts Lydia with a spider brooch, she's so delighted by it that she declares, "I could kiss you!" and almost does - but the sight of all the bugs in BJ's teeth puts her off, and she opts to just hug him instead.
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Beetlejuice / int_80a7d3e2	type	Convicted by Public Opinion
Beetlejuice / int_80a7d3e2	comment	Convicted by Public Opinion: Subverted in "The Birdbrain of Alcatraz", when Beetlejuice is framed for a crime and everyone (except Lydia) automatically assumes he's guilty. The subversion comes when you remember that Beetlejuice has already pulled so many stunts, it's easy to understand why the rest of the Neitherworld automatically blames him whenever something goes wrong.
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Beetlejuice / int_823c6e3e	type	Large Ham
Beetlejuice / int_823c6e3e	comment	Large Ham: Beetlejuice is this as a general rule, but in some episodes more than others. "It's the Pits", the episode where he becomes a rock star by making armpit noises, is a particularly strong example. He admits it outright in "To Beetle or Not to Beetle", when having fun with Shakespeare.
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Beetlejuice / int_8279486b	type	Sherlock Homage
Beetlejuice / int_8279486b	comment	Sherlock Homage: BJ dresses up as Sherlock Holmes (or rather, as "Sherlock Homely") in "A-Ha!"
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Beetlejuice / int_828a5ca8	type	Roaring Rampage of Rescue
Beetlejuice / int_828a5ca8	comment	Roaring Rampage of Rescue: This is to be expected any time Lydia's in serious danger. Roaring Rampage of Revenge: Sometimes followed by one of these after BJ has made sure she's safe.
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Beetlejuice / int_82a64c4b	type	Adaptational Nice Guy
Beetlejuice / int_82a64c4b	comment	Adaptational Nice Guy: To call Beetlejuice a full-on Nice Guy is a bit of a stretch (his brother Donny is the actual Nice Guy) but he's far more benevolent than Betelgeuse from the movies, and is far less malevolent, just a bit of The Gadfly who actually has a license to drive people crazy and doesn't want to cause physical harm. He's still the same con artist as in the film, but hasn't got the lecherous personality and has a conscience; this one, while not exactly evil, draws a line in the sand as to how far he'll go hurting people.
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Beetlejuice / int_82f05a5d	type	ConservationOfNinjitsu
Beetlejuice / int_82f05a5d	comment	Conservation of Ninjutsu: Villains like Scuzzo, Jesse Germs, or Bartholomew Batt might be able to give Beetlejuice trouble individually in separate episodes but once they all attack him together in "The Neitherworld's Least Wanted", Beetlejuice ends up owning them all at once without the same kind of difficulty he'd have in a simple one-on-one.
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Beetlejuice / int_8409a385	type	Exactly What It Says on the Tin
Beetlejuice / int_8409a385	comment	Exactly What It Says on the Tin: The Monster Across the Street is a... monster who lives across the street from Beetlejuice. In "It's a Wonderful Afterlife", which has an altered reality, he becomes The Monster Down the Street instead.
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Beetlejuice / int_8485d41a	type	Interspecies Romance
Beetlejuice / int_8485d41a	comment	Interspecies Romance: In addition to the one-sided "romance" forced on her by the anthropomorphic bull ghost Bully the Crud, Lydia (human) briefly dates the Neitherworld's ruler, Prince Vince (ghost), although they ultimately decide they're Better as Friends.
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Beetlejuice / int_84e2870a	type	Vanishing Village
Beetlejuice / int_84e2870a	comment	Vanishing Village: The title location in "Brinkadoom."
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Beetlejuice / int_863fa679	type	What Happened to the Mouse?
Beetlejuice / int_863fa679	comment	What Happened to the Mouse?: Or the Deetz family cat, Percy, in this case. He was a recurring minor character who got spooked by BJ's antics in the first two seasons. But after his final appearance in the season two episode "Bewitched, Bothered & Beetlejuiced", Percy pretty much disappears from the series and is never seen again.
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Beetlejuice / int_868f047d	type	Every Proper Lady Should Curtsy
Beetlejuice / int_868f047d	comment	Every Proper Lady Should Curtsy: Lydia at the end of the Fox series opening.
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Beetlejuice / int_86daf505	type	Parental Bonus
Beetlejuice / int_86daf505	comment	Parental Bonus: Every episode contains at least a little of this; the Shakespeare and Poe episodes, among others, are full of it.
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Beetlejuice / int_884e513b	type	Medium Awareness
Beetlejuice / int_884e513b	comment	Medium Awareness: Several episodes contain references to the fact that they're in a TV show. In "It's a Wonderful Afterlife", BJ outright says it to the audience.
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Beetlejuice / int_88cee6e2	type	Abhorrent Admirer
Beetlejuice / int_88cee6e2	comment	Abhorrent Admirer: Miss Shannon, the headmistress of Lydia's school, seems to be this to Beetlejuice when he disguises himself as a visiting professor in "Substitute Creature".
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Beetlejuice / int_898ff050	type	Villain Protagonist
Beetlejuice / int_898ff050	comment	Villain Protagonist: Played with. Beetlejuice certainly isnâ€™t a nice person, what with always pranking people who donâ€™t deserve it (he got his neighbor thrown in jail in one episode!). However, he often goes up against villains who are far worse than he is, and he usually does the right thing in the end - if only because heâ€™s utterly devoted to Lydia, whoâ€™s a lot nicer than him.
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Beetlejuice / int_8a295a46	type	Cool Car
Beetlejuice / int_8a295a46	comment	Cool Car: The Dragster of Doom, a.k.a. "Doomie", is a Sentient Vehicle. He's actually a werecar, transforming into a monstrous version of himself whenever he sees a dog. Despite his Jekyll and Hyde persona, he mostly is a sweet, playful, nice car who adores his "parents."
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Beetlejuice / int_8af2a61f	type	Camping Episode
Beetlejuice / int_8af2a61f	comment	Camping Episode: In "Campfire Ghouls", Beetlejuice (in his Betty disguise) camps in the Neitherwoods with Lydia, Prudence, and Bertha.
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Beetlejuice / int_8af7b342	type	Sibling Yin-Yang
Beetlejuice / int_8af7b342	comment	Sibling Yin-Yang: The episode "Oh, Brother!" introduces BJ's younger brother Donny, and it quickly becomes apparent that the two couldn't be more opposite of each other if they tried.
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Beetlejuice / int_8c78872	type	Writer's Block
Beetlejuice / int_8c78872	comment	Writer's Block: In one episode, Shakespeare shows up suffering from this.
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Beetlejuice / int_8ca89acb	type	I Need to Go Iron My Dog
Beetlejuice / int_8ca89acb	comment	I Need to Go Iron My Dog: In "Robbin Juice of Sherweird Forest", Beetlejuice isn't really interested in helping the peasants: "Listen, I'd like to avenge the oppressed as much as the next guy, Lyds, but... I gotta get home and feed my fish. To my piranha." During the flashback in "Highs Ghoul Confidential", young Beetlejuice tries to ask a female skeleton to the prom. She literally laughs her head off and says she'll be washing her hair.
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Beetlejuice / int_8e4a0f15	type	Dumb Blonde
Beetlejuice / int_8e4a0f15	comment	Dumb Blonde: Beetlejuice has his moments. So does Claire Brewster, although she's more vapid than dumb.
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Beetlejuice / int_8e6a882b	type	Prison Episode
Beetlejuice / int_8e6a882b	comment	Prison Episode: "The Birdbrain of Alcatraz" has Beetlejuice end up in jail after being framed for a crime.
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Beetlejuice / int_90e31482	type	Laser-Guided Karma
Beetlejuice / int_90e31482	comment	Laser-Guided Karma: Beetlejuice delivers this to Claire Brewster on a regular basis.
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Beetlejuice / int_916e610	type	Rhyming with Itself
Beetlejuice / int_916e610	comment	Rhyming with Itself: Alan Airedale's introduction during "Robbin Juice of Sherweird Forest":
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Beetlejuice / int_932da128	type	Monster Clown
Beetlejuice / int_932da128	comment	Monster Clown: Scuzzo the Clown and his brother Fuzzo are both sinister clowns who are often out to cause trouble for Beetlejuice.
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Beetlejuice / int_93a79f72	type	"Miss X" Pun
Beetlejuice / int_93a79f72	comment	"Miss X" Pun: When Beetlejuice is forced to go back to school in "Back to School Ghoul", his teacher is Miss Shapen, so named because she looks like a Pablo Picasso portrait.
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Beetlejuice / int_93db29cc	type	Hair Reboot
Beetlejuice / int_93db29cc	comment	Hair Reboot: When Beetlejuice calls Lydia from the Neitherworld in "A-Ha!", the ghostly operator asks Lydia if she'll accept the charge. When she does, it turns out to be an electrical charge. Lydia is embarrassed rather than hurt, but the shock gives her a Marge Simpson-like hairdo. She turns it back to normal by simply combing it once.
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Beetlejuice / int_950bbfa7	type	Take a Third Option
Beetlejuice / int_950bbfa7	comment	Take a Third Option: Beetlejuice does this, perhaps unintentionally, when he and Lydia can't agree on the answer to the Stinx's riddle in "Brinkadoom." The question is, "What's black and white and red all over?" Lydia wants to offer the traditional answer of "a newspaper", while BJ insists that it's "an embarrassed zebra". When time runs out, he's flustered by the argument and exclaims that it's "an embarrassed newspaper" - which, inexplicably, is the right answer.
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Beetlejuice / int_9525c766	type	Loony Friends Improve Your Personality
Beetlejuice / int_9525c766	comment	Loony Friends Improve Your Personality: "It's a Wonderful Afterlife" suggests that Lydia developed her confident, friendly nature as a direct result of her relationship with Beetlejuice.
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Beetlejuice / int_9555d7c5	type	All That Glitters
Beetlejuice / int_9555d7c5	comment	All That Glitters: In "A Ghoul and His Money", BJ wins a fortune (but will lose the money if he 'juices' anyone). After an episode's worth of frustration, Lydia points out that all that money isn't buying them any more fun, prompting BJ to cut loose with abandon.
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Beetlejuice / int_95a4c6df	type	Wild Card
Beetlejuice / int_95a4c6df	comment	Wild Card: Beetlejuice is one; even when he makes a promise to Lydia, he inevitably crosses his fingers, and usually breaks it. He's extremely unreliable as a good guy, and it's only because of Lydia that he does anything vaguely heroic at all - and even then it's usually to set right what he made wrong.
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Beetlejuice / int_9657fe0f	type	Transformation Sequence
Beetlejuice / int_9657fe0f	comment	Transformation Sequence: Lydia, in the pilot. The second opening gives her a very abbreviated version.
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Beetlejuice / int_97522514	type	Heel–Face Revolving Door
Beetlejuice / int_97522514	comment	Heelâ€“Face Revolving Door: In the Robin Hood parody "Robbin Juice of Sherweird Forest", BJ steals from the corrupt Sheriff of Rotting-Ham. The original plan is to give the money to the poor, but he instead keeps it for himself, until he is the wealthiest person in the village. The sheriff, now destitute, becomes a vigilante to steal from BJ and give to the poor.
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Beetlejuice / int_97ba2567	type	Chirping Crickets
Beetlejuice / int_97ba2567	comment	Chirping Crickets: "Them Bones, Them Bones, Them Funny Bones" has the sound of a cricket chirping heard whenever Lydia tells jokes that fall flat.
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Beetlejuice / int_984763bb	type	555
Beetlejuice / int_984763bb	comment	555: Some of the CGI commercials include phone numbers to call for the product advertised, all of which begin with 555.
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Beetlejuice / int_985795ab	type	Medium Blending
Beetlejuice / int_985795ab	comment	Medium Blending: In-universe television commercials are CGI animated - although the quality is clearly dated.
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Beetlejuice / int_9971ae92	type	Wink "Ding!"
Beetlejuice / int_9971ae92	comment	Wink "Ding!": In "Mom's Best Friend", Lydia's wink to a disguised Jacques LaLean (posing as the owner of B.J., who has turned himself into a dog that Delia likes and wants to keep) is accompanied by a "clang."
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Beetlejuice / int_9a25af71	type	Instant Book Deal
Beetlejuice / int_9a25af71	comment	Instant Book Deal: In "Ghost Writer in the Sky", Beetlejuice gets this. Envious of an author who has great success writing "tell-all" books, he decides to pen his own (very inaccurate) autobiography, and it's a huge hit.
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Beetlejuice / int_9c8701b5	type	A Day in the Limelight
Beetlejuice / int_9c8701b5	comment	A Day in the Limelight: Some of the other characters in the show occasionally have episodes that focus on them, although Beetlejuice and Lydia are still involved.
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Beetlejuice / int_9d13914e	type	Apple for Teacher
Beetlejuice / int_9d13914e	comment	Apple for Teacher: "In the Schticks" has Beetlejuice and Lydia get in trouble for cheating at a Neitherworld contest, with Beetlejuice's punishment being that he's sentenced to 500 years of teaching kindergarten. One of the kids offers Beetlejuice an apple with worms in it, which he promptly inhales.
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Beetlejuice / int_9d6e002e	type	Whole Episode Flashback
Beetlejuice / int_9d6e002e	comment	Whole Episode Flashback: Two of them, "Highs-Ghoul Confidential" and "Journey to the Center of the Neitherworld", although it's implied that the latter never actually happened.
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Beetlejuice / int_9e83f027	type	Amazing Technicolor Population
Beetlejuice / int_9e83f027	comment	Amazing Technicolor Population: The Neitherworld residents.
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Beetlejuice / int_9eac471e	type	False Teeth Tomfoolery
Beetlejuice / int_9eac471e	comment	False Teeth Tomfoolery: In "Sore Feet", one of the denizens of the Neitherworld Beetlejuice messes with is a vampire with false teeth. Beetlejuice kicks him in the rear as he bends over, resulting in his fanged dentures popping out and Beetlejuice dancing around the false teeth.
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Beetlejuice / int_9f35bf5a	type	Riddling Sphinx
Beetlejuice / int_9f35bf5a	comment	Riddling Sphinx/Our Sphinxes Are Different: In "Brinkadoom", to escape from the eponymous disappearing village, Beetlejuice and Lydia must correctly answer the riddle posed by the Stinx, a giant sphinx-like skunk with the personality of a game show host.
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Beetlejuice / int_a0396574	type	Rogues Gallery
Beetlejuice / int_a0396574	comment	Rogues Gallery: The show had several recurring villains who went up against Beetlejuice throughout its run, including Scuzzo and his brother, Mr. Monitor, Lipscum, Jesse Germ, Mr. Big, Bartholomew Batt, and Little Miss Warden. And in "The Neitherworld's Least Wanted", they even form a Legion of Doom to attack Beetlejuice together.
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Beetlejuice / int_a1154544	type	Grumpy Old Man
Beetlejuice / int_a1154544	comment	Grumpy Old Man: Uncle Clyde, Charles's brother (first introduced in "Cousin B.J."), is apparently a lot older than Charles is and has some of these characteristics. In "Ghost to Ghost," he grumbles about the "new-fangled gadgets" that the Deetzes have in their kitchen. "Never woulda happened in my day!"
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Beetlejuice / int_a188ac4b	type	Overly Long Gag
Beetlejuice / int_a188ac4b	comment	Overly Long Gag: All throughout the episode "Beauty and the Beetle": "Grim-diana BOOOOOOOOONNNNEESSSSS!" Cue the giant boulder This happens a grand total of six times over the course of one episode. Beetlejuice lampshades it, too, the last time it happens:
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Beetlejuice / int_a1b27125	type	Nervous Wreck
Beetlejuice / int_a1b27125	comment	Largely because he wasn't given too much of a personality in the first place, Charles is now a Nervous Wreck since being mildly anxious was about the only personality he did have.
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Beetlejuice / int_a1fedb67	type	Parental Obliviousness
Beetlejuice / int_a1fedb67	comment	Parental Obliviousness: Charles and Delia are very much guilty of this. It's plausible that they could overlook Lydia's friendship with BJ since they have no idea he exists; indeed, in the episode "Out of My Mind" she frets about the possibility of them finding out and preventing her from ever seeing him again. But after his Mr. Beetleman form becomes known to them, they don't seem to find it remotely strange that this weird thirtysomething guy spends a lot of time with their daughter. She even brings him to a party in one episode (and he has his arm around her almost like he's her date), and Delia just commends her thoughtfulness in inviting him.
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Beetlejuice / int_a3a7c41	type	Black Sheep
Beetlejuice / int_a3a7c41	comment	Black Sheep: Beetlejuice qualifies as this, as proven in the episodes where Lydia meets his parents (pleasant, hard-working clean freaks) and younger brother (who borders on Incorruptible Pure Pureness).
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Beetlejuice / int_a3f1531b	type	Standard Snippet
Beetlejuice / int_a3f1531b	comment	Standard Snippet: "Also sprach Zarathustra" appears frequently. In "Cousin B.J.", when posing as a ventriloquist dummy, during the "water-drinking" bit, BJ sings "By a Waterfall" from the Busby Berkeley film Footlight Parade.
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Beetlejuice / int_a426ae28	type	Multiple-Choice Past
Beetlejuice / int_a426ae28	comment	Multiple-Choice Past: The show's main form of Canon Discontinuity. Beetlejuice either started living in the Neitherworld after his death, or he has been in the Neitherworld since his existence began and always was a ghost.
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Beetlejuice / int_a6e8221e	type	Status Quo Is God
Beetlejuice / int_a6e8221e	comment	We discover in one episode that the cartoon is actually a (reality???) show on the Neitherworld Network, where Mr. Monitor works. After Mr. Monitor cancels BJ's show, BJ goes to work in the mailroom. He quickly takes the opportunity to steal some show ideas from a colleague and is rapidly promoted to Mr. Monitor's supervisor. He eventually gets demoted after running out of ideas, and ultimately gets his old "show" back.
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Beetlejuice / int_a70223	type	Karma Houdini
Beetlejuice / int_a70223	comment	Karma Houdini: In the Status Quo Is God sense of things, Beetlejuice is this. No matter what sort of karmic retribution he may receive for his actions in one episode, they're usually confined to that specific episode, and his neighbors and friends have forgiven him by the next one. This is explained in one episode, where he is shown to have a License to Drive People Crazy, literally. The license is temporarily revoked, and the episode's plot involves getting it reinstated.
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Beetlejuice / int_a80ad52c	type	Hanging Judge
Beetlejuice / int_a80ad52c	comment	Hanging Judge: Judge Mental is prone to wishing to deliver a harsh sentence on Beetlejuice, in "In the Schticks". Beetlejuice even calls him "the hanging judge".
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Beetlejuice / int_a861560f	type	The Friend Nobody Likes
Beetlejuice / int_a861560f	comment	The Friend Nobody Likes: Beetlejuice, when he's "Betty Juice", is this for Lydia's other friends. Prudence and Bertha are both very uncomfortable around Betty and can't understand why Lydia wants to spend time with her, though they tolerate her for Lydia's sake. Charles also dislikes her; when he learns that she's at Lydia's Halloween party, he immediately wants to call the police. Delia, on the other hand, thinks she's delightful.
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Beetlejuice / int_a8dcb1d7	type	Love at First Sight
Beetlejuice / int_a8dcb1d7	comment	In "Prince of the Neitherworld", Prince Vince falls head over heels for Lydia the moment he lays eyes on her, and asks for Beetlejuice's advice on how to win her heart. BJ agrees, in exchange for getting the job as Court Jester. At first it starts to go well, with Lydia liking the fact that Vince has a similar sense of humor as BJ. However, Beetlejuice takes this the wrong way and jumps to the conclusion that Vince wants to replace him as Lydia's best friend, and tries to sabotage their date. When all attempts fail, he goes back to the castle to sulk, and it's here that Vince makes a Love Confession to Lydia, much to BJ's shock and outrage. Lydia lets Prince Vince down easy, though.
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Beetlejuice / int_a9ee4fee	type	Secret Diary
Beetlejuice / int_a9ee4fee	comment	Secret Diary: Subverted in the episode â€œA-Ha!â€�. BJ jokingly says that he picked the lock on Lydiaâ€™s diary, but it just turns out to be a decoy diary that she leaves around for Delia to find.
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Beetlejuice / int_aa0d3425	type	Principality
Beetlejuice / int_aa0d3425	comment	Principality: The Neitherworld is implied to be this, since its ruler is Prince Vince; there's never a mention of anyone ranking higher than him, and when he proposes to Lydia in "Prince of the Neitherworld", he specifically asks her to be his princess, saying they'll rule the Neitherworld together.
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Beetlejuice / int_ac3ccb12	type	The Unapologetic
Beetlejuice / int_ac3ccb12	comment	The Unapologetic: A plot point in "Out of My Mind" is that Beetlejuice breaks a promise to Lydia, and then refuses to apologize for it, leading them to have their only fight in the entire series. By the end of the episode, he... almost does. Unusually for the trope, however, he seems to learn from the experience; a number of later episodes have him tacitly saying sorry to her for minor inconveniences. It's one of the only instances of the show averting the Status Quo Is God trope.
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Beetlejuice / int_ae3d6438	type	Deadpan Snarker
Beetlejuice / int_ae3d6438	comment	Deadpan Snarker: A lot of characters fall into this at some point but Lydia is the most deadpan and snarky of them all.
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Beetlejuice / int_b01abe4f	type	Catchphrase
Beetlejuice / int_b01abe4f	comment	Catchphrase: Beetlejuice frequently exclaims "It's SHOWTIME!" Lydia often says "Deadly Vu". Anytime Beetlejuice is behaving oddly, she also invariably asks, "What's the scam?"
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Beetlejuice / int_b0f07590	type	Benevolent Monsters
Beetlejuice / int_b0f07590	comment	Benevolent Monsters: The Monster Across the Street is one of these, except when Beetlejuice ticks him off. From what we see of them, it appears that most of the Neitherworld residents qualify for this; the majority of them appear to be benign characters, if not actually benevolent. Only Beetlejuice's enemies are truly malevolent.
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Beetlejuice / int_b1a96b0e	type	Dork in a Sweater
Beetlejuice / int_b1a96b0e	comment	Dork in a Sweater: A couple episodes introduce Donny, BJ's annoying brother. Donny is a colossal dork who works on almost everyone's nerves eventually because he's so nice, and this is accentuated by his sweater ensemble and bow tie. Also, in one episode Beetlejuice himself dons a sweater specifically to invoke this trope. He enters a contest in which the participants have to dress like living people, and his costume includes a letterman sweater and glasses. The contest announcer lampshades it, observing that BJ has opted for "a traditional 1950s dork look."
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Beetlejuice / int_b53077b3	type	Take That!
Beetlejuice / int_b53077b3	comment	Take That!: "Uncle B.J.'s Roadhouse", a parody of Pee Wee's Playhouse. See also Goody Two Shoes, who represents the Neitherworld Bureau of Sweetness and Prissiness, or BS&P for short.
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Beetlejuice / int_b707726f	type	Hypocritical Humor
Beetlejuice / int_b707726f	comment	Hypocritical Humor: In "Two Heads are Better than None", Beetlejuice claims that he never wears "stupid cowboy hats". But he wears one willingly enough in several other episodes, such as "Pest o' the West."
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Beetlejuice / int_b970a40	type	Valley Girl
Beetlejuice / int_b970a40	comment	Valley Girl: Like, Claire Brewster, for sure.
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Beetlejuice / int_bba9ea51	type	Good Stepmother
Beetlejuice / int_bba9ea51	comment	Good Stepmother: Assuming Delia is still Lydia's stepmother as she was in the film (and is in the spinoff comics), she falls into this. While the two still clash occasionally over aesthetics, Lydia calls her "Mom" and they clearly have a loving relationship.
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Beetlejuice / int_bc00493f	type	Precision F-Strike
Beetlejuice / int_bc00493f	comment	Precision F-Strike: The show managed to do this exactly once, in "To Beetle or Not to Beetle." Beetlejuice gets a donkeyâ€™s head courtesy of Puck, and screams, â€œNobody makes a jackass out of me!â€� The same episode removes the word â€œdamnedâ€� from the sentence â€œOut, damned spot!â€� - because in this instance, Spot is Lady Macbeth's dog and she's telling him to go out.
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Beetlejuice / int_bc1865fb	type	Deader than Dead
Beetlejuice / int_bc1865fb	comment	Deader than Dead: Heavily implied to happen to anyone, living or dead, that gets eaten by a sandworm.
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Beetlejuice / int_bc452029	type	Strapped to an Operating Table
Beetlejuice / int_bc452029	comment	Strapped to an Operating Table: Happens to Lydia in "Generally Hysterical Hospital".
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Beetlejuice / int_bdcfd50	type	Conspicuous CG
Beetlejuice / int_bdcfd50	comment	Conspicuous CG: The show's in-universe commercials (broadcast in the Netherworld) utilized some very primitive use of CGI for the time the show was made. The show predates Pixar by several years, which should give an idea of how the CGI looked at the time.
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Beetlejuice / int_bdd4c302	type	Perky Goth
Beetlejuice / int_bdd4c302	comment	Perky Goth: Lydia dresses in black and has macabre interests, but is rather cheerful and upbeat.
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Beetlejuice / int_be192f18	type	Yes-Man
Beetlejuice / int_be192f18	comment	Yes-Man: Mayor Maynot's assistant I.M. Smallhead.
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Beetlejuice / int_beb9a361	type	Anti-Hero
Beetlejuice / int_beb9a361	comment	Anti-Hero: Beetlejuice is a type IV/V - while the series mellows him out from the villain of the movies, he's still the most disliked person in the Neitherworld. Not only is he a constant prankster, but he's also lazy, selfish, greedy, and arrogant. It's easy to believe that he would be much, much worse if it weren't for the fact that he idolizes Lydia and would do absolutely anything to help her or make her happy.
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Beetlejuice / int_bf780240	type	Boy Meets Ghoul
Beetlejuice / int_bf780240	comment	Boy Meets Ghoul: The show manages to avoid giving its leads an actual romance (considering the upsetting age gap of Beetlejuice being an adult and Lydia being an underage teenager), but only just barely.
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Beetlejuice / int_bf9163d9	type	Blonde, Brunette, Redhead
Beetlejuice / int_bf9163d9	comment	Blonde, Brunette, Redhead: Charles, Lydia, and Delia form the most frequently seen trio of this sort. One can only assume that Lydia takes after her birth mother. Claire, Bertha, and Prudence. Delia (redhead), her sister Zipporah (brunette), and her sister-in-law May (blonde).
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Beetlejuice / int_c26e2b1	type	New Powers as the Plot Demands
Beetlejuice / int_c26e2b1	comment	New Powers as the Plot Demands: Aside from shapeshifting according to what he says and flying, Beetlejuice sometimes displays other powers, such as controlling inanimate objects, using his shapeshifting power on other ghosts, and making Claire grow a thick black mustache, among other things.
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Beetlejuice / int_c2cedc1c	type	Big "NO!"
Beetlejuice / int_c2cedc1c	comment	Big "NO!": Lydia lets one out in "The Birdbrain of Alcatraz", when she finds out that Beetlejuice is sentenced to "the chair" and thinks that he's to be executed. It turns out that the two-headed Warden is merely spoon feeding Beetlejuice, who has turned into a crying infant, in an effort to stop criminal behavior. "The chair" in question is a baby's high chair.
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Beetlejuice / int_c5caf1e5	type	Silly Rabbit, Romance Is for Kids!
Beetlejuice / int_c5caf1e5	comment	Silly Rabbit, Romance Is for Kids!: BJ's attitude throughout most of "Doomie's Romance", as he vehemently denies that he would ever fall in love and thinks the whole concept is a terrible idea. Unfortunately for him, his heart keeps popping out of his chest to argue the point.
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Beetlejuice / int_c631f304	type	We Want Our Jerk Back!
Beetlejuice / int_c631f304	comment	We Want Our Jerk Back!: "Them Bones, Them Bones, Them Funny Bones" has Beetlejuice lend Lydia his funny bone when she has doubts about her ability to tell good jokes. Without his funny bone, Beetlejuice becomes a reserved and humorless stoic far removed from the unabashed prankster most people know him as. Unhappy with how boring Beetlejuice is without his funny bone, Jacques LaLean, Ginger and Lydia take measures to restore Beetlejuice's funny bone, which ends up causing trouble by cracking the denziens of Peaceful Pines up (in both senses, as his victims are both laughing uncontrollably at his jokes and cracking apart). "Snugglejuice" has Beetlejuice sent to Neither-Neither-Land for "rehabilitation" as a result of getting in trouble for a prank gone too far, where he is transformed into a saccharine and well-mannered shell of his former self. It takes Dr. Prankenstein using the Prankenbeetle on Snugglejuice to turn him back into Beetlejuice.
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Beetlejuice / int_c66245e9	type	Inconvenient Summons
Beetlejuice / int_c66245e9	comment	Inconvenient Summons: In "Worm Welcome", Beetlejuice becomes a celebrity of such importance in the Neitherworld that his fans can't stop chanting his name... which proves problematic when Lydia is in a bind. In "Robbin Juice of Sherweird Forest", Beetlejuice summons the Monster Across the Street and Flubbo to the forest to be his "Merry Men" without warning. It's particularly inconvenient for Flubbo, who apparently was in the shower.
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Beetlejuice / int_c676a2f8	type	Blah, Blah, Blah
Beetlejuice / int_c676a2f8	comment	Blah, Blah, Blah: BJ tends to have this response to anyone giving him instructions or directives of any sort. Miss Shannon, the headmistress at Lydia's school, occasionally lapses into this when droning on about whatever she's teaching.
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Beetlejuice / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Beetlejuice / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: So many that they needed their own page.
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Beetlejuice / int_c8548756	type	Hero with an F in Good
Beetlejuice / int_c8548756	comment	Hero with an F in Good: Beetlejuice often fails in his attempts to be nice to others. When it's suggested that he try to make his neighbors feel "wanted", he does this by putting up Wanted Posters of Ginger all over town, getting her arrested.
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Beetlejuice / int_c8ddff0c	type	Gross-Out Show
Beetlejuice / int_c8ddff0c	comment	Grossout Show: An Ur-Example of the trope, this is Beetlejuice's hat in the animated series, replacing the generic evilness of his cinematic counterpart. Heâ€™s not shy about showing off how bad he smells, his various diseases, or any number of disgusting habits of his. That said, being the first of its kind meant that the show still had to keep it pretty tame in order to avoid tangling with the censors.
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Beetlejuice / int_c93d5bc3	type	Dr. Fakenstein
Beetlejuice / int_c93d5bc3	comment	Dr. Fakenstein: "Snugglejuice" features a mad scientist who is an expert on practical jokes named Dr. Prankenstein, who founded the Neitherworld holiday Pranksgiving and is a personal idol of Beetlejuice.
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Beetlejuice / int_c978ad0b	type	Magic Skirt
Beetlejuice / int_c978ad0b	comment	Magic Skirt: Lydia changes into a red spiderweb-patterned poncho when she enters the Neitherworld. The trope is subverted in that even when the poncho moves, she wears a black leotard underneath.
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Beetlejuice / int_caa28b82	type	Cloudcuckoolander
Beetlejuice / int_caa28b82	comment	Cloudcuckoolander: Delia borders on this trope. She actually seems to like the Neitherworld (though of course she doesn't actually know what it is), and her bizarre art is extremely popular there.
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Beetlejuice / int_cadbbc64	type	Bankruptcy Barrel
Beetlejuice / int_cadbbc64	comment	Bankruptcy Barrel: "Forget Me Nuts" has a skeleton in a barrel exit Dr. Zigmund Void's office and retort to Beetlejuice's statement about talk being cheap by saying "Tell him that!"
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Beetlejuice / int_cb0743c0	type	Lame Pun Reaction
Beetlejuice / int_cb0743c0	comment	Lame Pun Reaction: Often. Two notable examples in "The Birdbrain of Alcatraz": Lydia finds the stolen punchlines Scuzzo planted onto Beetlejuice and reads one of them aloud, then concludes that she's found proof of Beetlejuice's innocence. Beetlejuice asks another inmate of The Big House, Rico, if he got arrested for "indecent decomposure". Rico replies that his joke stinks.
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Beetlejuice / int_cbe687ab	type	Corrupt Corporate Executive
Beetlejuice / int_cbe687ab	comment	Corrupt Corporate Executive: Mr. Monitor, the head of the Neitherworld Network Studios, comes across this way.
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Beetlejuice / int_cc3c365f	type	Goofy Print Underwear
Beetlejuice / int_cc3c365f	comment	Goofy Print Underwear: One episode has Beetlejuice, dressed in a trenchcoat, accidentally flash the viewers (and Lydia) - revealing his beetle-patterned boxer shorts.
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Beetlejuice / int_cc6f4612	type	Beyond the Impossible
Beetlejuice / int_cc6f4612	comment	Beyond the Impossible: In "It's a Wonderful Afterlife," the alternate reality Beetlejuice gets to see has his pal Jacques LaLean not as a fitness-obsessed Nice Guy, but a snobby, overweight restauranteur named Jacques LaLarge. The trope comes in when you remember that Jacques is a skeleton; how can a skeleton be overweight?
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Beetlejuice / int_cca03ee6	type	Sir Verb-a-Lot
Beetlejuice / int_cca03ee6	comment	Sir Verb-a-Lot: The episode "Family Scarelooms" has Beetlejuice and Lydia trying to find Beetlejuice's family's Coat of Arms so that his parents will be allowed membership in the Society for the Oldest and Moldiest Families of the Neitherworld. The antagonist of the episode is the long lost uncle of the society's executive president Vera Snooty, a brutish knight named Sir Lost-A-Lot who turns out to be a dishonorable thief willing to stoop as low as stealing a child's goldfish. In the end, Beetlejuice recovers his family's Coat of Arms in addition to discrediting Vera Snooty by exposing to the other members what a disgraceful cad her long lost uncle Sir Lost-A-Lot truly is. One of King Arthur's knights in "King BJ" is named Sir Lunch-A-Lot.
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Beetlejuice / int_cca8c07b	type	"Metaphor" Is My Middle Name
Beetlejuice / int_cca8c07b	comment	"Metaphor" Is My Middle Name: "It's a Wonderful Afterlife" has Clarance Sale state that Solving Problems is his middle name, then correcting himself that those words are his two middle names.
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Beetlejuice / int_cd336741	type	"Wanted!" Poster
Beetlejuice / int_cd336741	comment	"Couldn't they find a better picture [of him]?" regarding Beetlejuice's wanted posters. First said by the ghost himself because he's smiling in the picture, then later by the evil Prince John Don Juan when comparing it to Lydia, whom he'd captured by then.
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Beetlejuice / int_cd8709e	type	Pendulum of Death
Beetlejuice / int_cd8709e	comment	Pendulum of Death: In an episode riffing on numerous Edgar Allan Poe stories, BJ finds himself in four-point restraints under a descending razor pendulum, which cuts through his tie and lapels just before a commercial break.
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Beetlejuice / int_cdde1503	type	Gesundheit
Beetlejuice / int_cdde1503	comment	Gesundheit: In "Moby Richard", Lydia is putting on a production of Moby-Dick for the Neitherworld's Disasterpiece Theatrenote This was also the name of a 1980 TV show on XETV in San Diego that made fun of cheesy movies like MST3K would later TV show. Her first line, "Call me Ishmael," is immediately greeted with a "Gesundheit" from a stagehand.
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Beetlejuice / int_ce6555f0	type	Lighter and Softer
Beetlejuice / int_ce6555f0	comment	Lighter and Softer: Compared with the film.
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Beetlejuice / int_ceec4df5	type	Roaring Rampage of Revenge
Beetlejuice / int_ceec4df5	comment	Roaring Rampage of Revenge: Sometimes followed by one of these after BJ has made sure she's safe.
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Beetlejuice / int_d2b59903	type	Cool Old Lady
Beetlejuice / int_d2b59903	comment	Cool Old Lady: Lydia's paternal grandmother, who gets along famously with Beetlejuice in his Grandpa Beetleman disguise; in "Beetle Geezer", they take a bunch of other seniors from a nearby facility on a crazy day trip.
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Beetlejuice / int_d36b9a69	type	Precious Photo
Beetlejuice / int_d36b9a69	comment	Precious Photo: As noted elsewhere on the page, Beetlejuice has a lot of pictures of Lydia throughout his home. One in particular, however, is given the precious photo treatment; during the events of "Out of My Mind," when she's not speaking to him and he's growing more despondent by the second, he's shown staring at a picture of her holding a worm and getting very emotional.
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Beetlejuice / int_d4b6915b	type	Mocky Mouse
Beetlejuice / int_d4b6915b	comment	Mocky Mouse: Recurring villain Bartholomew Batt is a clear pastiche of Mickey Mouse, even having his own amusement park, Grislyland. Another Mickey expy can be found in his debut episode, when Beetlejuice brings up a cartoon character he prefers to Bartholomew Batt; Louie Louse, a gigantic insect wearing white gloves whom Beetlejuice notes for having a distinctive high-pitched voice.
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Beetlejuice / int_d5f518d3	type	The Dead Can Dance
Beetlejuice / int_d5f518d3	comment	The Dead Can Dance: Beetlejuice loves to dance, and often pulls Lydia into midair to do just that.
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Beetlejuice / int_d60bc4a0	type	Longing Look
Beetlejuice / int_d60bc4a0	comment	Longing Look: Type one happens infrequently, and usually with a degree of subtlety. Type two (the jealous one) happens in "Prince of the Neitherworld," when Beetlejuice has his Green-Eyed Monster moment, with absolutely no subtlety whatsoever.
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Beetlejuice / int_d7639dba	type	Achilles' Heel
Beetlejuice / int_d7639dba	comment	Achilles' Heel: Beetlejuice's powers won't work unless his body is whole. If he's missing his head or his feet (to name but two examples), he's all but helpless. His shapeshifting isn't entirely voluntary either. Cleanliness is also like Kryptonite to him, although this is more of a personal quirk than an actual weakness.
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Beetlejuice / int_da1211b4	type	Security Cling
Beetlejuice / int_da1211b4	comment	Security Cling: Lydia does this to Beetlejuice on occasion; she has a tendency to clutch his arm while watching scary movies. In a few episodes, she outright runs/jumps to where he can put his arms around her.
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Beetlejuice / int_dabb67be	type	Bond Gun Barrel
Beetlejuice / int_dabb67be	comment	Bond Gun Barrel: "Snugglejuice" has Germs Pondscum, appropriately enough, go through a send-up of the gun barrel sequence from the James Bond movies where Beetlejuice tries to use a P-shooter (that is, spitting letter P's at Pondscum through a straw) and Pondscum sprays slime at Beetlejuice after being viewed through the end of the straw that isn't in Beetlejuice's mouth.
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Beetlejuice / int_daf4da31	type	Anime Hair
Beetlejuice / int_daf4da31	comment	Anime Hair: When Lydia's hair is up in a high ponytail, the strands of neck hair fall in two exaggerated curls suggesting she has hair past her shoulders, while the hair in the ponytail stands almost straight up. But when her hair is down, she is seen to have a bob, collar-length at most.
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Beetlejuice / int_db9940c4	type	Famed In-Story
Beetlejuice / int_db9940c4	comment	Famed In-Story: Pretty much everyone in the entire Neitherworld knows Beetlejuice for his pranks and cons, and he's strangely admired for it even though almost nobody likes him very much. In "Snugglejuice", he enters the annual Hanky-Pranky Awards contest, and the announcer observes that "We hate it when he pulls pranks on usâ€”but we love to see him pull pranks on other people!"
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Beetlejuice / int_dbd2c15e	type	Everyone Can See It
Beetlejuice / int_dbd2c15e	comment	Everyone Can See It: Regardless of how the viewer interprets the relationship between the two leads, just about everyone (in the Neitherworld) picks up on Beetlejuice's attachment to Lydia. Some characters merely note their close friendship, while others assume it means something else. It often leads to her being abducted or threatened in an effort to make him cooperate; in nearly every instance, all it really does is make him mad. The episode "In the Schticks" has Beetlejuice's Uncle Sid refer to Lydia as the former's "girlfriend". Neither of them correct him on this, but that's most likely because they were too focused on trying to escape the River Schticks.
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Beetlejuice / int_dbd68b08	type	Half-Witted Hillbilly
Beetlejuice / int_dbd68b08	comment	Half-Witted Hillbilly: The hunters in "Worm Welcome" are not-too-bright rednecks.
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Beetlejuice / int_dc057cf3	type	Adaptation Name Change
Beetlejuice / int_dc057cf3	comment	Unless it's an Adaptation Name Change, I. M. Smallhead is loosely based on Harry the Hunter from the film.
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Beetlejuice / int_dc6a260b	type	Try to Fit That on a Business Card
Beetlejuice / int_dc6a260b	comment	Try to Fit That on a Business Card: Beetlejuice's Mr. Beetleman disguise dabbles in a variety of different professions, including plumber, caterer, travel agent, and exterminator, among others.
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Beetlejuice / int_dcb2305f	type	Legion of Doom
Beetlejuice / int_dcb2305f	comment	Legion of Doom: "The Neitherworld's Least Wanted" is dedicated to this concept, with the villains Scuzzo the Clown, Jesse Germs, Little Miss Warden from "Snugglejuice", Bartholomew Batt from "Sappiest Place on Earth", Mr. Big from "Ear's Looking At You" and recurring nuisance Lipscum are assembled by Neitherworld television executive Mr. Monitor to form S.N.O.T.R.A.G. (Society of Neitherworld Outlaws, Thugs, Rogues, Antagonists and Gangsters) trick Beetlejuice into saying "I'm coming apart at the seams" and destroy him by scattering his pieces and preventing him from reassembling himself until sundown.
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Beetlejuice / int_dcd423d2	type	Affectionate Nickname
Beetlejuice / int_dcd423d2	comment	Affectionate Nickname: Beetlejuice usually calls Lydia "Babes" or "Lyds". He also has a few pet names for her that are less frequent, like "the Lydster" or simply "my dear". In return, she often calls him "BJ" or "Beej". He refers to the car, Doomie, as "Doomeroo" or "my boy Doomie". Charles calls Lydia "Pumpkin", as he did in the film.
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Beetlejuice / int_ddf4698	type	Pulling Themselves Together
Beetlejuice / int_ddf4698	comment	Pulling Themselves Together: In the episodes where Beetlejuice becomes cloned, divided, or ripped into assorted pieces, this is what has to happen for him to regain his normal state.
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Beetlejuice / int_de0df7a0	type	Stock Scream
Beetlejuice / int_de0df7a0	comment	Stock Scream: The Insane Tantrum Scream is used in "The Chromazone".
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Beetlejuice / int_deb39de3	type	Bad Future
Beetlejuice / int_deb39de3	comment	Bad Future: In "Pest O' the West", Beetlejuice uses a crystal ball to see what will happen if he abandons the town to Bully the Crud. To his horror, he finds that without his intervention, Bully pulls an And Now You Must Marry Me with Lydia, and they have several children besides. The Roaring Rampage of Rescue commences immediately.
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Beetlejuice / int_dee1124e	type	Pooled Funds
Beetlejuice / int_dee1124e	comment	Pooled Funds: In "Robbin Juice of Sherweird Forest", Beetlejuice relieves the royal accountant of all the gold coins he's carrying. He is then seen diving into a large swimming pool full of said coins and doing the "buckstroke" (backstroke) as Flubbo calls it.
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Beetlejuice / int_e064dc5a	type	Plot Allergy
Beetlejuice / int_e064dc5a	comment	Plot Allergy: A minor example Played for Laughs. In "Robbin Juice of Sherweird Forest", it's revealed that Lydia is violently allergic to roses. She's in such a miserable state that when the Sheriff introduces her as "Maid Lydia, Robin Hood's main squeeze", they decide to use her to lure Beetlejuice by announcing that she's now "Prince John's main sneeze".
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Beetlejuice / int_e150c4c7	type	Manchild
Beetlejuice / int_e150c4c7	comment	Manchild: Beetlejuice was possibly in his late 30s at his time of death, and he's been dead for several hundred years. Nevertheless, he sometimes acts like he's about ten years old.
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Beetlejuice / int_e201cc	type	The Bore
Beetlejuice / int_e201cc	comment	The Bore: BJ's folks are so dull, their picture is in the Neitherworld Dictionary under "boring". Literally.
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Beetlejuice / int_e21faf11	type	Friend to All Living Things
Beetlejuice / int_e21faf11	comment	Friend to All Living Things: Lydia. Several episodes show her helping wild animals in distress, and a few even suggest that the animals can understand her when she speaks to them.
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Beetlejuice / int_e29d0b5c	type	Expressive Uvula
Beetlejuice / int_e29d0b5c	comment	Expressive Uvula: The intro has the titular character rising out of the grave, laughing maniacally as the screen zooms in on his face. For a brief moment, his uvula dons a face before panning back to his face, saying his catchphrase, "It's Showtime!!!"
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Beetlejuice / int_e2a41c3b	type	Literal-Minded
Beetlejuice / int_e2a41c3b	comment	Literal-Minded: Beetlejuice is this at times. For example, in the very first episode, he thinks that babysitting involves actually sitting on babies.
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Beetlejuice / int_e38d605	type	Big Guy, Little Guy
Beetlejuice / int_e38d605	comment	Big Guy, Little Guy: Gender-flipped with best friends Bertha and Prudence; Prudence is perhaps half as tall as Bertha.
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Beetlejuice / int_e47e0eb	type	Scary Scarecrows
Beetlejuice / int_e47e0eb	comment	Scary Scarecrows: Beetlejuice becomes one in "Scarecrow" when he gets a job as a scarecrow on a beetle farm. He's tasked with scaring away the birds that want to eat Farmer Bailey's glowworms before they hatch into beetles, and is very good at it.
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Beetlejuice / int_e5421161	type	Expy
Beetlejuice / int_e5421161	comment	Expy: Prince Vince is based on Vincent Malloy from Burton's short film Vincent. Unless it's an Adaptation Name Change, I. M. Smallhead is loosely based on Harry the Hunter from the film. A number of side characters are also assorted expies; see the Shout-Out page for a full list.
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Beetlejuice / int_e5e6640b	type	Flanderization
Beetlejuice / int_e5e6640b	comment	Flanderization: Charles, in the film, moved his family to the Maitlands' house so that he could stop being such a stressed workaholic, but it wasn't a major focus of the film or of his personality. Here, being anxious is pretty much his only character trait.
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Beetlejuice / int_e71db2e	type	Depraved Kids' Show Host
Beetlejuice / int_e71db2e	comment	Depraved Kids' Show Host: Beetlejuice in "Uncle BJ's Roadhouse". Also in â€œA Very Grim Fairy Taleâ€�, when he fills in for the Messed-Up Codger (who may have been executed by the Sappy Face Ghouls, although this is left somewhat ambiguous).
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Beetlejuice / int_e83f211c	type	O.O.C. Is Serious Business
Beetlejuice / int_e83f211c	comment	O.O.C. Is Serious Business: In "Snugglejuice", when Lydia first sees Beetlejuice after he's been "rehabilitated" in Neither-Neither-Land, the worst punishment imaginable in the Neitherworld's prison system, she initially thinks that it's just another one of his scams or pranks... but when he refuses to eat a beetle, that's when she knows that something is seriously wrong. "Moby Richard" has Lydia observe how crazy Beetlejuice has gotten when he's playing the role of Captain Ahab in a Neitherworld television adaptation of Moby-Dick and has become a bit too into character, to the point that the normally greedy ghost is offering a bounty to whoever helps him find the whale.
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Beetlejuice / int_e8e3807	type	Aside Glance
Beetlejuice / int_e8e3807	comment	Aside Glance: Both BJ and Lydia have a tendency to do this to the "camera". Lydia usually does it when a pun is especially lame or BJ is being particularly obtuse.
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Beetlejuice / int_e90b789a	type	Lovely Assistant
Beetlejuice / int_e90b789a	comment	Several episodes feature cameo appearances by ghosts that attended the waiting room of the dead, such as the diver that was eaten by a shark and the Lovely Assistant who was cut in half.
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Beetlejuice / int_ea85d6ea	type	All Just a Dream
Beetlejuice / int_ea85d6ea	comment	All Just a Dream: Subverted in "The Wizard of Ooze", a The Wizard of Oz parody. After clicking her heels (repeating "Ripple dissolve to scene 326" instead of "There's no place like home") and returning home, Lydia wakes up and realizes what a sappy dream she's had. Beetlejuice then appears and teases her about it. The subversion comes when Lydia asks how Beetlejuice could know what she dreamed about, and why everything is still in black and white. It then turns out that Beetlejuice is the one who was dreaming. He's mortified to have dreamt about a lot of the "cute" stuff that occurred in the Neitherworld's version of Oz. Also seen in "Poe Pourri", when BJ has a string of nightmares after reading Edgar Allan Poe's stories. Lydia has a bizarre nightmare in "How Green Was My Gallery", in which she wears a pink dress and plays the piano.
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Beetlejuice / int_ead75d21	type	Mailman vs. Dog
Beetlejuice / int_ead75d21	comment	Mailman vs. Dog: "Skeletons in the Closet" revolves around Beetlejuice causing trouble because of his habit of lying causing his closet to eventually explode and unleash a bunch of skeletons who will tell the denizens of the Neitherworld the truth behind his lies. One of the fabrications Beetlejuice tells is when the Monster Across the Street confronts him for bothering his dog Poopsie, and BJ fibs that Poopsie is actually upset because a mailman bit him. In "Keeping Up with the Boneses", Beetlejuice tries to trick the titular wealthy couple who moved into his neighborhood out of their money by pretending to have various jobs that would require being near their house. When he tries to impersonate a mailman, Beetlejuice is chased off the premises by the Boneses' dog. Poopsie bites a mailman on the backside in "Oh Brother".
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Beetlejuice / int_eb0d7317	type	Men of Sherwood
Beetlejuice / int_eb0d7317	comment	Men of Sherwood: In "Robbin Juice of Sherweird Forest", the Monster Across the Street and Flubbo are drafted to serve as this, although it's ultimately somewhat subverted since they never do any actual fighting. The Monster is Little John (complete with plunger) and Flubbo becomes Friar Flubbo. They are not at all merry about it, and only agree to go along with the scheme as a favor to Lydia.
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Beetlejuice / int_eb81c601	type	Big Damn Heroes
Beetlejuice / int_eb81c601	comment	Big Damn Heroes: Beetlejuice pulls this off every now and again when Lydia is in real danger. Lydia gets a turn of her own on occasion, most notably in "The Neitherworld's Least Wanted."
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Beetlejuice / int_ee3c934e	type	Driving Up a Wall
Beetlejuice / int_ee3c934e	comment	Driving Up a Wall: A gag in one episode has Beetlejuice guilt-ridden from blowing up the Monster Across the Street's house, to the point where he ends up in a tiny car driving vertically and shouting, "He's driving me up the wall! I'm gonna hit the ceiling!"
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Beetlejuice / int_f05444a4	type	Once per Episode
Beetlejuice / int_f05444a4	comment	Once per Episode: A short animated clip directed by Tim Burton, usually framed as a Show Within a Show. It's sometimes relevant to the plot of the episode.
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Beetlejuice / int_f09b6509	type	Last Episode, New Character
Beetlejuice / int_f09b6509	comment	Last Episode, New Character: The final episode "Not so Peaceful Pines" introduces the Mayor of Peaceful Pines, who makes the mistake of peeving off Beetlejuice by declining to pay a fee for BJ's services in getting rid of the noisy partygoers like he promised.
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Beetlejuice / int_f0c4ce7d	type	The Lost Lenore
Beetlejuice / int_f0c4ce7d	comment	The Lost Lenore: Literally. Poe shows up trying to find the lost Lenore in "Poe-Pourri".
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Beetlejuice / int_f1d2c779	type	Raven Hair, Ivory Skin
Beetlejuice / int_f1d2c779	comment	Raven Hair, Ivory Skin: Lydia, of course; it's shown to appeal to a few characters in various episodes.
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Beetlejuice / int_f1f987e9	type	Joke of the Butt
Beetlejuice / int_f1f987e9	comment	Joke of the Butt: In "Them Bones, Them Bones, Them Funny Bones", one scene has Beetlejuice changing himself to match various titles he gives himself while bragging about his expertise in telling jokes, such as becoming a king as depicted on a playing card when saying that he's "the king of comedy" and a superhero when calling himself "the hero of hee-hee-hee". Lydia cuts him off during an off-screen transformation where he calls himself "the butt of" something.
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Beetlejuice / int_f24d830f	type	Redheads Are Uncool
Beetlejuice / int_f24d830f	comment	Redheads Are Uncool: Prudence. Delia too.
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Beetlejuice / int_f2dadf81	type	Evil Twin
Beetlejuice / int_f2dadf81	comment	Evil Twin: As noted above, "Not So Peaceful Pines" splits BJ into good and evil twin versions of himself; they're called Posijuice and Negajuice.
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Beetlejuice / int_f46fb603	type	Pungeon Master
Beetlejuice / int_f46fb603	comment	Pungeon Master: Beetlejuice, especially when he shapeshifts. For instance, he "uses his noodle" to deal with one villain, turning into a living plate of spaghetti and meatballs, then says "Pasta la vista!" as he leaves.
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Beetlejuice / int_f4bd2a7b	type	Forgotten Anniversary
Beetlejuice / int_f4bd2a7b	comment	Forgotten Anniversary: Teased but then defied. In "Time Flies", Lydia thinks Beetlejuice has forgotten that it's the anniversary of the day they met (which they celebrate every year). It turns out he's just pretending to have forgotten because he enjoys surprising her.
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Beetlejuice / int_f57372a1	type	Bizarro Universe
Beetlejuice / int_f57372a1	comment	Bizarro Universe: "Dr. Beetle and Mr. Juice" gives the viewer one of these, when Beetlejuice invents a cologne called "New U". It turns the wearer into the polar opposite of their usual personality. This is funny when he tries it himself and becomes obsessed with cleanliness, although the bath he tries to take quickly washes it off. However, when Lydia tries it, she becomes a hellraising troublemaker who wreaks more havoc on the Neitherworld than even Beetlejuice ever has.
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Beetlejuice / int_f6bf66a2	type	Storybook Episode
Beetlejuice / int_f6bf66a2	comment	Storybook Episode: "A Very Grim Fairy Tale".
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Beetlejuice / int_f6f2ff1	type	Insult Backfire
Beetlejuice / int_f6f2ff1	comment	Insult Backfire: Whenever Beetlejuice is called ugly or smelly, he is flattered.
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Beetlejuice / int_f76b8969	type	Anthropomorphic Personification
Beetlejuice / int_f76b8969	comment	Anthropomorphic Personification: In "Time Flies", BJ and Lydia visit the place where time goes when it flies, and run afoul not of Father Time, but Grandfather Time (who is, of course, a grandfather clock). They accidentally cause him to stop ticking, creating havoc in the time stream.
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Beetlejuice / int_f7a458c3	type	Dartboard of Hate
Beetlejuice / int_f7a458c3	comment	Dartboard of Hate: The Monster Across the Street is occasionally shown to have a dartboard with Beetlejuice's face on it in his house.
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Beetlejuice / int_f9439c84	type	Haunted House
Beetlejuice / int_f9439c84	comment	Haunted House: BJ helps Lydia build one for her school's fundraiser in "Bizarre Bazaar".
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Beetlejuice / int_f95bc392	type	Brainwashing
Beetlejuice / int_f95bc392	comment	"Snugglejuice" has Beetlejuice sent to Neither-Neither-Land for "rehabilitation" as a result of getting in trouble for a prank gone too far, where he is transformed into a saccharine and well-mannered shell of his former self. It takes Dr. Prankenstein using the Prankenbeetle on Snugglejuice to turn him back into Beetlejuice.
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Beetlejuice / int_f9f2c33	type	Running Gag
Beetlejuice / int_f9f2c33	comment	Running Gag: Several. "Grimdiana Boooooooooooones!" BJ is run over by a boulder He even explicitly calls it a running gag. And a one-episode gag - "Brinkadoom!" Ginger crying every time she's called a spider in "The Wizard of Ooze".
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Beetlejuice / int_fa7c3288	type	Humans Are Ugly
Beetlejuice / int_fa7c3288	comment	Humans Are Ugly: In "The Great Face-Off", Beetlejuice and Lydia compete on a game show in which they must out-gross their opponents. When they get to the final round and BJ is losing his steam, Lydia has an idea. He morphs his face into a copy of an unshaven and half-asleep Charles, and this disgusts not only the opponents but the show's host and studio audience into fleeing in fear.
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Beetlejuice / int_fabef10f	type	Don't Explain the Joke
Beetlejuice / int_fabef10f	comment	Don't Explain the Joke: Occasionally, Beetlejuice will look at the viewer and explain the pun which just appeared. For instance, in "Robbin Juice of Sherweird Forest", two talking swords kiss as a curtain closes.
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Beetlejuice / int_fb17af62	type	Rhymes on a Dime
Beetlejuice / int_fb17af62	comment	Rhymes on a Dime: The raven in "Poe-Pourri". Justified in that, in Poe's own words, the raven "came a-rapping".
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Beetlejuice / int_fb1fb07f	type	Doomy Dooms of Doom
Beetlejuice / int_fb1fb07f	comment	Doomy Dooms of Doom: The Dragster of Doom. He's even the mode of transport when they visit Brinkadoom.
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Beetlejuice / int_fbd1aeb	type	Living Emotional Crutch
Beetlejuice / int_fbd1aeb	comment	Living Emotional Crutch: Lydia is this (no pun intended) for Beetlejuice. Several episodes make it clear that he dislikes periods of separation; he'll go to great lengths to involve himself in her family vacations, school functions, and other events that would otherwise keep them apart. She's honestly not much better, though.
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Beetlejuice / int_fcafe8d7	type	Zany Cartoon
Beetlejuice / int_fcafe8d7	comment	Zany Cartoon: Seriously, some of the episodes could give Tex Avery a run for his money (though considering the movie which inspired it, it's really no surprise).
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Beetlejuice / int_fdad625e	type	Was Once a Man
Beetlejuice / int_fdad625e	comment	Was Once a Man: It's not really touched on, but the ghosts of the Neitherworld are implied to be the spirits of dead humans who take on all sorts of bizarre forms after they die.
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Beetlejuice / int_feb72f62	type	Literal Genie
Beetlejuice / int_feb72f62	comment	Literal Genie: Beetlejuice's Involuntary Shapeshifting.
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Beetlejuice	hasFeature	"Kick Me" Prank / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Kid with the Leash / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Kids' Meal Toy / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Kinder and Cleaner / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Kindhearted Cat Lover / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	King Kong Copy / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Kitchen Sink Included / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Lawyer-Friendly Cameo / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Let's Meet the Meat / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Licked by the Dog / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Like Brother and Sister / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Literal Split Personality / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Loan Shark / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Long John Shout-Out / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Longing Look / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Loony Friends Improve Your Personality / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Losing Your Head / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Lost in Character / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Lying Finger Cross / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Mad Libs Catchphrase / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Made from Real Girl Scouts / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Mailman vs. Dog / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Mall Santa / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Meadow Run / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Mental World / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Method Acting / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	"Miss X" Pun / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Mister Big / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Moby Schtick / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Mocky Mouse / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Monster and the Maiden / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Monster Media / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	More Hypnotizable Than He Thinks / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Multiple-Choice Past / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Multiple Head Case / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Musical Slapstick Montage / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Must Make Her Laugh / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Narnia Time / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Narrative Shapeshifting / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Nephewism / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Newhart Phonecall / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Nightmare Fetishist / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	"No Rules" Racing / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Noir Episode / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Non-Human Head / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Nose Nuggets / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Nothing Nice About Sugar and Spice / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Off to See the Wizard / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Official Fan-Submitted Content / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Old Money / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Old, New, Borrowed and Blue / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	On One Condition / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	One-Gender School / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Onion Tears / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Only So Many Canadian Actors / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Open-Door Opening / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Our Ghosts Are Different / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Our Sphinxes Are Different / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Parental Obliviousness / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Parents in Distress / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Parody Episode / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Patchwork Fic / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Pendulum of Death / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Person as Verb / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Pirate Girl / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Poisonous Friend / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Pop-Culture Pun Episode Title / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Prestige Peril / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Psycho Electric Eel / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Psycho Supporter / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Public Domain Canon Welding / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Public Domain Character / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Pulling Themselves Together / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Pun-Based Creature / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Pungeon Master / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Putting the "Medic" in Comedic / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Race Against the Clock / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Raiders of the Lost Parody / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Raven Hair, Ivory Skin / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Recycled: The Series / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Red Herring / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Rich Bitch / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Riddling Sphinx / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Ridiculous Repossession / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Roaring Rampage of Rescue / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Rousing Speech / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Royals Who Actually Do Something / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Sand in My Eyes / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Satire / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Saturday-Morning Cartoon / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Scary Fiction Is Fun / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	School Festival / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	School Play / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Scout-Out / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Screen Tap / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Security Cling / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Seize Them! / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Sentient Vehicle / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Sesquipedalian Smith / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Shapeshifting Trickster / int_c427b189
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Shrunken Head / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Silly Rabbit, Romance Is for Kids! / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Single Tear / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Sir Verb-a-Lot / int_c427b189
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	65-Episode Cartoon / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Sleep Deprivation / int_c5eaa1a9
Sliding Scale Of Western Animation Obscurity	seeAlso	Beetlejuice
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Smooch of Victory / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Somethingitis / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Spirit World / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Spooky Kids Media / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Squee / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Stock Scream / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Strapped to an Operating Table / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Suicide Mission / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Supernatural Fiction / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Surprise Party / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Taken for Granite / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Taxman Takes the Winnings / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Tears of Joy / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Tender Tears / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Tender Tomboyishness, Foul Femininity / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	"Test Your Strength" Game / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	That Came Out Wrong / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	That's All, Folks! / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	The Ahnold / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	The Dead Can Dance / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	The Fake Cutie / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	The Gadfly / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	The Ghost King / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	The Joy of X / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	The Knights Who Say "Squee!" / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	The Lost Lenore / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	The Name Is Bond, James Bond / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	The Not-So-Harmless Punishment / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	The Prankster / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	The Rock Star / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	The Scottish Trope / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	The Show Must Go Wrong / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	The Stool Pigeon / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	The Wise Prince / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	There Should Be a Law / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Time Abyss / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Title Sequence Replacement / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Title: The Adaptation / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Toothbrush Floor Scrubbing / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Travel Montage / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	24-Hour Party People / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Twisted Ankle / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Two-Faced / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Undeathly Pallor / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Unfortunate Character Design / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Upper-Class Twit / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Vanilla Edition / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Vanishing Village / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Ventriloquism / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Voices in One Room / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Wacky Waterbed / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	/ int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Walk This Way / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Wandering Minstrel / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Wardens Are Evil / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	We Really Do Care / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	What Are You in For? / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Where Did We Go Wrong? / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Who Writes This Crap?! / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Whole Episode Flashback / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Whoopee Cushion / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Wicked Heart Symbol / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Working on the Chain Gang / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Writer's Block / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Writing Around Trademarks / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	You're Cute When You're Angry / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	seeAlso	Beetlejuice
BeetleJuice	sameAs	Beetlejuice
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	I See Dead People / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	The Snark Knight / int_c5eaa1a9
Beetlejuice	hasFeature	Valley Girl / int_c5eaa1a9
beetlejuice	sameAs	Beetlejuice

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