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Danger Mouse

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Danger Mouse	comment	British animated series by Cosgrove Hall, running on ITV from 1981 to 1992, starring (now Sir) David Jason as the voice of Danger Mouse, a mouse who is the world's greatest secret agent. Accompanied by his somewhat more timid and bumbling hamster partner, Penfold (voiced by comedy veteran Terry Scott), Danger Mouse saves the world each week from a variety of menaces ranging from fiends such as criminal mastermind and arch-enemy Baron Silas Greenback, as well as monsters and even their own narrator. Although an entertaining and original series in its own right, Danger Mouse actually began as a parody of Danger Man (which is better known in the United States as Secret Agent, and as the forerunner of The Prisoner).Not to be confused with the music producer of the same name (aka Brian Burton). David Morgan-Mar of Irregular Webcomic! has also taken Danger Mouse as a nickname.A revival of the show consisting of 52 episodes was announced in June 2014, 23 years after the end of its original run and 5 since the closing of Cosgrove Hall. Alexander Armstrong was tapped to voice Danger Mouse with Kevin Eldon as Penfold, Stephen Fry as Colonel K, and Dave Lamb as the narrator. Shauna McDonald voiced a female Professor Squawkencluck, the niece of the original Professor Squawkencluck. Production of the new series, which debuted in 2015, was at Boulder Media in Ireland and CHF Entertainment in Wilmslow, Cheshire (a reincarnation of Cosgrove Hall that has also produced Pip Ahoy!). Watch a trailer for the revival here.
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Danger Mouse / int_105f4bd9	type	Villain: Exit, Stage Left
Danger Mouse / int_105f4bd9	comment	Villain: Exit, Stage Left: Several stories end with Greenback, having seen his evil plans come to nothing, deciding to cut his losses and just leave. In "Trouble With Ghosts", Greenback decides to pack it in after watching DM unmask the various monsters in the castle as robots, which he then disables. When a giant gorilla shows up halfway through "The Tower of Terror", Greenback decides to abandon his plans to use the tower's traps to get the better of DM and flies off in the Frog's Head Flyer. After his brainwashing device is switched off in "Hear! Hear!" and DM prepares to confront him, Greenback flips a switch and the tower of his home in which he is hiding takes off like a rocket.
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Danger Mouse / int_1078bba8	type	"Mister Sandman" Sequence
Danger Mouse / int_1078bba8	comment	"Mister Sandman" Sequence: In "The Return of Danger K", the flashback to Danger K's heyday in The '80s crams a bunch of period signifiers into its first few seconds, including a punk hassling a yuppie in a dayglo jogging outfit carrying a huge mobile phone, and posters for "Hug", "Ant Adam", "WhamBam!!!", and "The Sniffs". It doesn't quite manage a genuine period soundtrack, though, having to settle for some generic eighties-sounding incidental music.
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Danger Mouse / int_10dcbe05	type	Aw, Look! They Really Do Love Each Other
Danger Mouse / int_10dcbe05	comment	Aw, Look! They Really Do Love Each Other: In "Happy Boom Day", it was Danger Mouse's idea to give Professor Squawkencluck a surprise birthday party, indicating that he does care about her as a friend.
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Danger Mouse / int_1282bf4f	type	No Celebrities Were Harmed
Danger Mouse / int_1282bf4f	comment	No Celebrities Were Harmed: Talkshow host Jiminy Camel in the 2015 reboot. Part of the episode "Sinister Mouse" is set at Madame One-Sword's Wax Museum, which features statues of such infamous figures as Bunny & Clyde and Dick Terrapin. Several times in the 2015 series, a pig represents Donald Trump (complete with the hair and orange skin) and an owl represents Theresa May.
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Danger Mouse / int_12f421d0	type	Find Out Next Time
Danger Mouse / int_12f421d0	comment	The revived series only has single-episode stories, so there are no cliffhangers and no need for the associated Find Out Next Time narration — but that was such a popular feature of the old series that it's included in the revived series anyway. During the climactic fight scene of an episode, the action freezes, the Lemony Narrator does an "Is this the end for our heroes?" speech, and then the episode resumes and gives an immediate answer. In "From Duck to Dawn" DM drives off a cliff and the narrator starts asking cliffhanger-y questions, then stops himself and notes the episode's just started.
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Danger Mouse / int_131ca891	type	Literal Surveillance Bug
Danger Mouse / int_131ca891	comment	Literal Surveillance Bug: The Professor invents one in "Big Head Awakens". DM promptly mistakes it for a real bug and squishes it.
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Danger Mouse / int_13646b1b	type	My Friends... and Zoidberg
Danger Mouse / int_13646b1b	comment	My Friends... and Zoidberg: "Big Penfold" opens with a meeting of the world's foremost scientific minds... and Isambard King Kong Brunel.
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Danger Mouse / int_137ef87b	type	Yodel Land
Danger Mouse / int_137ef87b	comment	Yodel Land: When DM and Penfold visit Baron von Greenback's home town in "There's No Place Like Greenback", it's a little alpine village full of houses covered in quaint wooden carvings, men in lederhosen and big mustaches, and women in dirndl dresses and blond braids, and the main industry is sausages.
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Danger Mouse / int_13d7a65e	type	The Artifact
Danger Mouse / int_13d7a65e	comment	The Artifact: The original series is set in a Mouse World, and Danger Mouse's secret HQ is a mouse-sized skyscraper disguised as a human-sized pillar box. The revived series is set in a world of talking animals where the secret HQ is a normal-sized skyscraper and disguising it as a pillar box ought to make it more conspicuous rather than less, but it's still a pillar box because it just wouldn't be right for DM to live in anything else. The revived series only has single-episode stories, so there are no cliffhangers and no need for the associated Find Out Next Time narration — but that was such a popular feature of the old series that it's included in the revived series anyway. During the climactic fight scene of an episode, the action freezes, the Lemony Narrator does an "Is this the end for our heroes?" speech, and then the episode resumes and gives an immediate answer. In "From Duck to Dawn" DM drives off a cliff and the narrator starts asking cliffhanger-y questions, then stops himself and notes the episode's just started.
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Danger Mouse / int_13eea985	type	Arbitrary Skepticism
Danger Mouse / int_13eea985	comment	Arbitrary Skepticism: The first show's episode "Close Encounters of the Absurd Kind" has DM refusing to believe they're dealing with aliens until the very end. The previous episode, "Custard", had him jetting all over the universe interacting with all kinds of weird space characters. The 2015 Christmas Episode has Professor Squawkencluck, despite the weird things she sees on a daily basis, flatly refusing to believe that Santa Claus is real, even when she's standing at the North Pole talking to him.
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Danger Mouse / int_141a6acb	type	Madness Mantra
Danger Mouse / int_141a6acb	comment	Madness Mantra: In the 2015 episode "Greenfinger", Prof. Sqawkencluck repeatedly yells "YOU SNUCK INTO MY LAB?!" when she returns from the "Chickens of Rock" festival once she discovers that DM, well, snuck into her lab to water a space plant.
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Danger Mouse / int_1439161f	type	Heroic BSoD
Danger Mouse / int_1439161f	comment	Heroic BSoD: Several episodes or serials end in ways DM and/or Penfold were not anticipating, causing one or both of them to shut down in some way. In "Close Encounters of the Absurd Kind", DM spends the serial convinced that his and Penfold's stint on Dr. Zokk's spaceship is just part of an elaborate scheme by Greenback, pretending to be Dr. Zokk himself. However, in the episode's final scene, he is confronted by Greenback in the Frog's Head Flyer... which is then abducted by Dr. Zokk to continue his Earthling anatomy lessons. After spending a moment with a Thousand-Yard Stare, DM laughs nervously and then passes out, leaving Penfold trying to bring him round. In "The Odd Ball Runaround", DM and Penfold have spent the serial scrambling to retrieve a rugby ball containing secret plans from Greenback's castle. When they finally get back to London, Colonel K tells them that they are planning to send Greenback a set of decoy plans while they get the real plans off the ground... and the decoy plans are the ones in the rugby ball. Penfold is so distraught he breaks down sobbing and has to be consoled by Danger Mouse. At the end of "Penfold B.F.", DM and Penfold have finally caught the Patagonian pygmy pigeon being used as a carrier pigeon, and Colonel K has decoded the message the pigeon was carrying... which turns out to advise against using Patagonian pygmy pigeons as messengers, as they have no sense of direction. DM and Penfold groan and faint dead away.
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Danger Mouse / int_146f4e0	type	Blind Without 'Em
Danger Mouse / int_146f4e0	comment	Blind Without 'Em: Penfold. Well, he is a very molish-looking hamster. Hamsters are in general very near-sighted (and color-blind to boot). Possibly an example of Shown Their Work.
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Danger Mouse / int_14d15f8f	type	Fictional United Nations
Danger Mouse / int_14d15f8f	comment	Fictional United Nations: United Earth, seen in the 2015 reboot.
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Danger Mouse / int_14f6a42b	type	Cartoon Bomb
Danger Mouse / int_14f6a42b	comment	Cartoon Bomb: You know what you're in for after the opening credits.
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Danger Mouse / int_154148f9	type	Terrestrial Sea Life
Danger Mouse / int_154148f9	comment	Terrestrial Sea Life: In the 2015 series, Danger Mackerel and Agent 48 (a mimic octopus) go about on land.
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Danger Mouse / int_15b2cab3	type	Tempting Fate
Danger Mouse / int_15b2cab3	comment	Tempting Fate: In "Pink Dawn", DM assures Penfold that they've seen the last of Dawn — less than halfway through the episode. Immediately lampshaded, with everyone in the scene giving an Aside Glance to the audience. In "Welcome to Danger World!", Penfold claims that he'd rather have his favorite tie set on fire than fight a dragon, immediately before a firey blast from the dragon sets his tie on fire. Subverted, as Penfold immediately says that it's all right because the tie he's wearing isn't his favorite tie.
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Danger Mouse / int_15f76026	type	Inexplicably Identical Individuals
Danger Mouse / int_15f76026	comment	Inexplicably Identical Individuals: Danger Mouse meets his evil self in "The Good, the Bad and the Motionless". In "The Spy Who Stayed In With A Cold", Agent 57 turns himself into DM as DM himself is held hostage by the Motorized Mongols. The thousand clones of Penfold in "Tiptoe Through the Penfolds". Also the thousand clones of DM in "The Dream Machine", created as Penfold said "Danger Mouse" a thousand times. The episode that introduces DM's American counterpart, Jeopardy Mouse, also has an American hot dog seller who's a dead ringer for Big Mike, the pie vendor whose stall is always set up near DM's HQ. In "There's No Place Like Greenback", DM and Penfold visit Baron von Greenback's childhood home, a village where everybody looks exactly like the Baron apart from their clothes and hairstyles. It turns out the whole thing is an elaborate trap set up by the Baron, and the villagers are all robots.
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Danger Mouse / int_16995d90	type	Right-Hand Cat
Danger Mouse / int_16995d90	comment	Right-Hand Cat: Nero's a... furry caterpillar-thing, but it's obvious what trope he's invoking.
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Danger Mouse / int_18a84025	type	Only Six Faces
Danger Mouse / int_18a84025	comment	Only Six Faces: In the revived series, the same half-dozen or so animals appear as incidental characters wherever in the world DM happens to be.
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Danger Mouse / int_18d15922	type	Title Drop
Danger Mouse / int_18d15922	comment	Title Drop: Lampshade Hanging in the episode "Pink Dawn", when DM sees the pinkified London.
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Danger Mouse / int_1994ba0b	type	Gone Horribly Right
Danger Mouse / int_1994ba0b	comment	Gone Horribly Right: In "Escape from Big Head", Professor Squawkencluck tries to help the agency by creating a fleet of robots that will automatically detect and capture criminals. Upon activation, they immediately capture all the Danger Agents for various minor offences committed in the course of their world-saving duties, and the Professor herself for running a weapons laboratory in a residential area.
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Danger Mouse / int_19df659c	type	Gone Horribly Wrong
Danger Mouse / int_19df659c	comment	Gone Horribly Wrong: In "Frankensquawk's Monster", Professor Squawkencluck's mother's attempt to get her husband to clean up his mess turns him into an enormous mess monster that menaces London.
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Danger Mouse / int_1ba17583	type	The Ghost
Danger Mouse / int_1ba17583	comment	The Ghost: Colonel K's secretary, Miss Boathook. DM's French lady friend Fifi, whom he doesn't like to talk about.
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Danger Mouse / int_1ba8eb64	type	Visual Pun
Danger Mouse / int_1ba8eb64	comment	Visual Pun: In "The Dream Machine", Penfold falls through a trap door after mentioning the word "trap". Danger Mouse asks him what he does when he's frightened. Penfold shouts back, "I scream!" He promptly lands in a giant goblet of... ice cream.
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Danger Mouse / int_1c1d21c6	type	Cute Is Evil
Danger Mouse / int_1c1d21c6	comment	Cute Is Evil: Dawn in her Princess persona.
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Danger Mouse / int_1c3a639e	type	Freak Lab Accident
Danger Mouse / int_1c3a639e	comment	Freak Lab Accident: Creates the superpowered villain in "Pink Dawn".
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Danger Mouse / int_1c3d047e	type	The Rival
Danger Mouse / int_1c3d047e	comment	The Rival: Jeopardy Mouse is the female, American equivalent version of Danger Mouse. Both agents always butt heads whenever they cross paths before inevitably working together against a common threat.
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Danger Mouse / int_1c5002bc	type	The Stoic
Danger Mouse / int_1c5002bc	comment	The Stoic: In "Danger Fan", DM's Danger Licence is up for renewal, which means he's being followed around by a stern-faced examiner who watches without reacting except to occasionally make a note on his clipboard. Subverted in the end, when the examiner admits that the stern silent presentation was a result of him holding down the urge to squee at getting to watch Danger Mouse in action.
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Danger Mouse / int_1d8733d3	type	Overly Narrow Superlative
Danger Mouse / int_1d8733d3	comment	Overly Narrow Superlative: In "The Return of Danger K", Colonel K reminisces about Tutankhamuu, "the most evil Egyptian cow-based villain since Cowapatra".
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Danger Mouse / int_1d91d828	type	Deadly Game
Danger Mouse / int_1d91d828	comment	Deadly Game: The Quark Games in the episode of the same name.
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Danger Mouse / int_1dfbbf31	type	Heterosexual Life-Partners
Danger Mouse / int_1dfbbf31	comment	Heterosexual Life-Partners: DM and Penfold. Which, of course, means Rule 34 is in full force. Any Big "NO!" reaction to this fact would be understandable. Look for Rule 34 to be amplified in the new series as a female agent—Jeopardy Mouse—will be introduced. In the 2015 remake, a Freeze-Frame Bonus of Danger Mouse's passport lists Penfold as his spouse!
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Danger Mouse / int_1ec3eb0a	type	Take Our Word for It
Danger Mouse / int_1ec3eb0a	comment	Take Our Word for It: The true form of the monster in "The Scare Mouse Project", which is so terrifying that even Danger Mouse is affected, is supposedly too frightening to show on TV. The initial reveal triggers a Relax-o-Vision interruption, and thereafter the monster appears only in "Jaws" First-Person Perspective.
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Danger Mouse / int_1f030bd1	type	Stand-In Portrait
Danger Mouse / int_1f030bd1	comment	Stand-In Portrait: In the first episode of the reboot, DM and Penfold are examining Colonel K's office after the Colonel was (apparently) abducted by a robot, when they realise there's something odd about the portrait behind his desk. ("I've heard of portraits with eyes that follow you around the room, but the whole portrait?") It turns out to be this trope.
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Danger Mouse / int_1fc325dd	type	Do Not Adjust Your Set
Danger Mouse / int_1fc325dd	comment	Do Not Adjust Your Set: In "From Duck to Dawn", Count Duckula takes over the airwaves to broadcast his hypnotic signal world-wide. His broadcast even breaks in on the secret channel Colonel K uses to communicate with DM.
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Danger Mouse / int_1fc85456	type	Hopeless with Tech
Danger Mouse / int_1fc85456	comment	Hopeless with Tech: Professor Squawkencluck has a great many highly justified complaints about how Danger Mouse treats her inventions in the revival.
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Danger Mouse / int_1fdb5403	type	Last-Second Showoff
Danger Mouse / int_1fdb5403	comment	Last-Second Showoff: In the episode "Greenfinger", DM reaches a self-destruct device that needs disarming with only six seconds left on the clock, decides that's not close enough to be properly dramatic, and waits a few more seconds (while Penfold panics in the background) before disarming it with one second remaining. In "The Inventor Preventer", DM does this repeatedly, to Penfold's increasing annoyance.
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Danger Mouse / int_1fdc1aa	type	See the Invisible
Danger Mouse / int_1fdc1aa	comment	See the Invisible: In "The Return of Danger K", Ivana the Invisible boasts that the heroes can't see her... only to realise that falling snow is landing on her.
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Danger Mouse / int_1fe36347	type	Take My Hand!
Danger Mouse / int_1fe36347	comment	Take My Hand!: "The Return of Danger K" plays with the "glove slips off" variant — Danger K catches the villain by the ankle, and he falls after his foot slips out of his boot.
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Danger Mouse / int_202ce3e0	type	Eat the Bomb
Danger Mouse / int_202ce3e0	comment	Eat the Bomb: In "The Return of Danger K", there is an explosive carrot claimed to be "powerful enough to destroy a tank". Colonel K deals with it by swallowing it whole, and suffers no harm beyond a brief puff of smoke from his ears. In "The Snowman Cometh", DM swallows a bomb to dispose of it.
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Danger Mouse / int_215f0830	type	Big Shadow, Little Creature
Danger Mouse / int_215f0830	comment	Big Shadow, Little Creature: In the cold open of "Welcome to Danger World!", DM and Penfold enter a cave where a flickering light casts an enormous dragon shadow on the wall. The dragon itself turns out to be smaller than Penfold.
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Danger Mouse / int_22071825	type	I'm a Humanitarian
Danger Mouse / int_22071825	comment	I'm a Humanitarian: Oddly, Count Duckula. Although he's stuck to his his vegetarian diet, the Count has found a way to use the power of "telly" to turn his hypnotized viewers into living vegetables, thus creating the perfect audience and "healthy snacks".
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Danger Mouse / int_22b3deaf	type	Toothy Bird
Danger Mouse / int_22b3deaf	comment	Toothy Bird: Professor Squawkencluck and Stiletto Mafiosa both have this going on in the 2015 series. Also, Count Duckula sports fangs.
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Danger Mouse / int_22cf50f9	type	Chekhov's Gag
Danger Mouse / int_22cf50f9	comment	Chekhov's Gag: In the first episode of the reboot, DM gets fired because the show can no longer afford to pay for the damage his action scenes cause. This news is accompanied by a rather unusual Sting, because they've also had to economize on the incidental music. Over the course of the episode, the incidental music returns to normal, but when the truth of Baron von Greenback's evil plan is revealed, it gets the same cheap sting. In the same episode, DM tries to find a new line of work as a taxi driver, only to have his cab clamped by a traffic warden. The traffic warden reappears at the end of the episode and helps capture Baron von Greenback by clamping the Frog's Head Flyer.
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Danger Mouse / int_22cf536c	type	Chekhov's Gun
Danger Mouse / int_22cf536c	comment	Chekhov's Gun: In "Big Penfold", an eccentric scientist presents three equally-ridiculous solutions to the problem at hand, all of which are rejected; by the end of the episode, all have played a part (though never in the way he envisaged) in solving the crisis. In "Frankensquawk's Monster", the Swiss Army Sock.
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Danger Mouse / int_23473ae7	type	Adaptation Expansion
Danger Mouse / int_23473ae7	comment	Adaptation Expansion: While Danger Mouse was the sole agent in the 1981 series, the 2015 reboot introduces new "Danger Agents" to the roster, including Danger Moth, and Danger Hedgehog.
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Danger Mouse / int_2534ee67	type	In Medias Res
Danger Mouse / int_2534ee67	comment	In Medias Res: "Quark Games" begins with DM and Penfold already in the midst of the games, promptly lampshaded as they stop what they're doing and try to remember how they got there. "Mouse Fall" begins with Princess having already turned several citizens into pigs. The narrator is confused by this and assumes he's narrating for the wrong show.
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Danger Mouse / int_255cc9bd	type	Nephewism
Danger Mouse / int_255cc9bd	comment	Nephewism: The new Professor Squawkencluck in the 2015 revival is the niece of the old one.
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Danger Mouse / int_26ac510e	type	Mythology Gag
Danger Mouse / int_26ac510e	comment	Mythology Gag: In the first 2015 series episode, when DM is testing out his new iPatch, one of the images he sees is a museum where the original show's Mark III and Frog's Head Flyer are on display. Later in the same episode, DM and Greenback have a good old-fashioned brawl in total darkness, echoing the original show's no-budget means of animating fight scenes. In "Danger Fan", when Ian is repeatedly pressing the buttons on the Hero Car's dashboard despite DM telling him not to, it transforms into a load of different forms - the last of which is the design of the Mark III from the original series. The training simulation DM and Penfold are doing at the beginning of the revived series episode "Sinister Mouse" is a recreation of one of the events from the old title sequence. 2015 Duckula has a portrait of himself in his previous design in his castle.
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Danger Mouse / int_26eb6287	type	Funny Background Event
Danger Mouse / int_26eb6287	comment	Funny Background Event: In "Danger at C Level", DM attempts to save the world without interrupting Penfold's holiday, resulting in several scenes where DM fights a monster in the background while an oblivious Penfold plays his computer in the foreground. In "The Other Day, the Earth Stood Still", Penfold starts experimenting with DM's jet pack while DM is being briefed by Colonel K, going on an erratic flight around the room unnoticed by the others and finally coming to a graceful landing just as the briefing ends and DM heads off.
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Danger Mouse / int_27a40541	type	Furry Confusion
Danger Mouse / int_27a40541	comment	Furry Confusion: In the 2015 series, Funny Animal dogs like Augustus P. Crumhorn and Dawn co-exist with nonathromophic dogs. Dawn even asks her father for a pet puppy at one point.
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Danger Mouse / int_27b9c950	type	Road-Sign Reversal
Danger Mouse / int_27b9c950	comment	Road-Sign Reversal: In "The Invasion of Colonel K", Baron Greenback switches the signs inside Colonel K's body (It Makes Just As Much Sense In Context) so that DM and Penfold end up travelling to the lungs rather than the brain.
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Danger Mouse / int_27d19c47	type	Landmarking the Hidden Base
Danger Mouse / int_27d19c47	comment	Landmarking the Hidden Base: In "The Other Day the World Stood Still", Baron Von Greenback's secret lair is at the Eiffel Tower. In "Jeopardy Mouse", Greenback's base is at Stonehenge's less-well-known sibling, Bouncyhenge.
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Danger Mouse / int_27fdc960	type	Trap Door
Danger Mouse / int_27fdc960	comment	Trap Door: In "From Duck to Dawn", Count Duckula has one in the entrance hall of his castle. Instead of dumping DM and Penfold into some horrifying dungeon, they end up on the guest couch in his talk show.
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Danger Mouse / int_2813c530	type	Laser Hallway
Danger Mouse / int_2813c530	comment	Laser Hallway: There's one protecting the Baron's lair in the first episode of the reboot. In "Greenfinger", Professor Squawkencluck has one in her lab in an attempt to prevent DM playing with any of her stuff while she's away.
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Danger Mouse / int_285b4246	type	Birthday Hater
Danger Mouse / int_285b4246	comment	Birthday Hater: In "Happy Boom Day", Baron Greenback hates birthdays because his have always been awful, and sets out to ruin every birthday in the world.
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Danger Mouse / int_285b66d7	type	I'll Pretend I Didn't Hear That
Danger Mouse / int_285b66d7	comment	I'll Pretend I Didn't Hear That: In "The Other Day the World Stood Still", Greenback brings the world to a standstill with giant red stop lights placed everywhere. When Penfold suggests simply driving through the red lights, DM says this verbatim.
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Danger Mouse / int_286c4020	type	Gravity Sucks
Danger Mouse / int_286c4020	comment	Gravity Sucks: In "The Other Day the World Stood Still", DM and Penfold do a training simulation set in space, complete with Anti-Gravity. When they're done, DM switches off the simulation (and the Anti-Gravity) while Penfold is floating in mid-air. Penfold has time to complain that DM might have waited until he was on the ground before gravity catches up with him.
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Danger Mouse / int_2937826d	type	Hurricane of Puns
Danger Mouse / int_2937826d	comment	Hurricane of Puns: Often during the To Be Continued segments at the end of the first four parts of the five-part serials, but they show up everywhere. Some juicy ones, to boot. From "The Man From GADGET": From "What a Three-Point Turn-Up for the Book", as DM and Penfold look for their bicycles: In "Turn Of The Tide", Professor Squawkencluck gets frustrated with an explanation of what's caused the ocean to submerge London and started screaming some amount of "Nein, nein, nein!" Whenever he did, Penfold would be nearby with a calculator, reading off the total of the "nines". Almost everything the rebellious machines say in "Mechanised Mayhem" is some sort of appliance or electricity pun. When Danger Mouse and Penfold find their flat's appliances have unionised: Later, during the appliances' rally in Trafalgar Square: Really bad puns are duly lampshaded, like this one from "Tut Tut, It's Not Pharaoh":
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Danger Mouse / int_29718d62	type	Accent Adaptation
Danger Mouse / int_29718d62	comment	Accent Adaptation: Odd example in Stiletto Mafiosa. In the original broadcast he had an Italian accent, but when the show was handed over to Nickelodeon in America, he was redubbed with a Cockney accent. The DVD set by A&E gives him back the Italian accent, which is quite a surprise to people who grew up on the Nickelodeon cartoons. A few of Stiletto's lines were changed as well- as seen in "Public Enemy No. 1" after DM suffers his amnesia-inducing bump to the head, there is this exchange: In the 2015 reboot, he's a Cockney putting on a really terrible Italian accent.
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Danger Mouse / int_2973a4d6	type	Turtle Island
Danger Mouse / int_2973a4d6	comment	Turtle Island: In "Danger at C Level", a small island turns out to be Greenback's secret underwater base with some camouflaging sand and palm trees on top. At the end of the episode, Greenback's escape pod lands on another small island — which turns out to be an angry whale.
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Danger Mouse / int_29e6dc40	type	HypocriticalHumour
Danger Mouse / int_29e6dc40	comment	Hypocritical Humour: The Penfold robot in "Penfold Transformed", after DM wonders aloud if he's all right because he's smart, helpful and not cracking stupid jokes: In "The Spy Who Stayed In With a Cold", Danger Mouse claims he's the most modest secret agent. From "Where There's a Well, There's a Way": In "The Snowman Cometh", Professor Squawkencluck scolds Penfold for trying to open his presents early, telling him that the anticipation and uncertainty is part of the pleasure, and then runs her own present through a scanner to find out what's in it.
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Danger Mouse / int_2ab79021	type	Emerging from the Shadows
Danger Mouse / int_2ab79021	comment	Emerging from the Shadows: Parodied in "Mouse Fall", where Crumhorn's repeated attempts to step out of the shadows for the audience's benefit are thwarted by the light he attempts to step into shorting out.
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Danger Mouse / int_2ad2a2c8	type	Diagonal Cut
Danger Mouse / int_2ad2a2c8	comment	Diagonal Cut: In "From Duck to Dawn", DM is trapped in a cage. He produces a couple of laser cutters, waves them around in an apparently random fashion, then puts them away... and the top half of the cage slides away along a clean diagonal cut.
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Danger Mouse / int_2b5ea43c	type	Bland-Name Product
Danger Mouse / int_2b5ea43c	comment	Bland-Name Product: In the reboot, one of the recurring background elements is an ad for Pear Computers.
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Danger Mouse / int_2bdae2ae	type	Awesome, but Impractical
Danger Mouse / int_2bdae2ae	comment	Awesome, but Impractical: In the 2015 episode "Greenfinger", Danger Mouse goers into battle against a massive swarm of evil space bees. His primary weapon on his ship? A giant robotic arm wielding an massive rolled-up newspaper- that, of course, he eventually ends up breaking.
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Danger Mouse / int_2c2bde0d	type	Not-So-Forgotten Birthday
Danger Mouse / int_2c2bde0d	comment	Not-So-Forgotten Birthday: In "Happy Boom Day", Professor Squawkencluck thinks everyone's forgotten her birthday when in fact DM has persuaded them to throw her a surprise party. Rather than keep the audience in suspense, this fact is revealed immediately (with Penfold suggesting it's perhaps not a good move when DM genuinely did forget the Professor's birthday last year). In a further twist, the party is thrown about halfway through the episode and the Professor has very nearly decided to forgive DM when he bursts in and starts trashing all the gifts, the cards, and the cake. Fortunately, she realises that this apparent act of cruelty must have some reason behind it, and after joining DM and Penfold in defeating Greenback's scheme to take over the world with robot birthday presents, killer cards, and exploding cakes, she even admits that it's been the most fun birthday she can remember.
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Danger Mouse / int_2c7e9a70	type	Makeover Montage
Danger Mouse / int_2c7e9a70	comment	Makeover Montage: DM and Penfold undergo one in "Pink Dawn", in order to be Disguised in Drag.
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Danger Mouse / int_2c8bd71f	type	Tareme Eyes
Danger Mouse / int_2c8bd71f	comment	Tareme Eyes: Professor Squawkencluck has these.
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Danger Mouse / int_2cc5703c	type	Potty Emergency
Danger Mouse / int_2cc5703c	comment	Potty Emergency: Penfold all the way through "Planet of the Toilets".
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Danger Mouse / int_2cf4168a	type	Inexplicably Tailless
Danger Mouse / int_2cf4168a	comment	Inexplicably Tailless: Danger Mouse is always depicted without a tail, despite being a mouse. Most characters don't have tails either in the 2015 series, except when they get turned into elephants in "The Spy Who Came In with a Cold". Villains Birch Badboy and Isambard King Kong Brunel, a squirrel and a monkey respectively, are two exceptions.
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Danger Mouse / int_2d3f662b	type	Chained Heat
Danger Mouse / int_2d3f662b	comment	Chained Heat: In "Cheesemageddon", Danger Mouse arrests Baron Greenback, then gets a call from Professor Squawkencluck. "Have you seen my prototype indestructible handcuffs? They're made of Convenientium, a metal so rare there wasn't enough left over to make a key".
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Danger Mouse / int_2d4d16d9	type	I Know You Know I Know
Danger Mouse / int_2d4d16d9	comment	I Know You Know I Know: Taken to extreme lengths in "The Statue of Liberty Caper" where almost half the episode consists of DM and Greenback trying to outguess each other.
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Danger Mouse / int_2d9b194f	type	Psycho Pink
Danger Mouse / int_2d9b194f	comment	Psycho Pink: The Princess in "Pink Dawn".
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Danger Mouse / int_2df4fa08	type	Omniglot
Danger Mouse / int_2df4fa08	comment	Omniglot: DM can speak every language ever invented.
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Danger Mouse / int_2e03fb64	type	Embarrassing Slide
Danger Mouse / int_2e03fb64	comment	Embarrassing Slide: In "Welcome to Danger World!", Colonel K accidentally shows DM and Penfold footage of himself doing aerobics instead of footage of the danger of the week.
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Danger Mouse / int_2ea916dc	type	To the Batpole!
Danger Mouse / int_2ea916dc	comment	To the Batpole!: The couch express lift down to the garage. Averted twice, in "Mechanised Mayhem" (when the lift is one of the rebelling machines) and "Viva Danger Mouse" (when the lift is out of commission); both times, they have to take the stairs, to Penfold's relief.
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Danger Mouse / int_2f1fa94c	type	Mysterious Middle Initial
Danger Mouse / int_2f1fa94c	comment	Mysterious Middle Initial: Egregious M. Murphy. When asked "What's the "M" for?", he says "The M-4 is a motorway that runs from London to South Wales, ask me another Magnus!"
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Danger Mouse / int_2f62653b	type	Borrowed Catchphrase
Danger Mouse / int_2f62653b	comment	Borrowed Catchphrase: When DM is panicking about spiders in "The World Wide Spider", Penfold says "DM, shush. Um, sir." Penfold also tells DM to shush repeatedly in "Groundmouse Day", since he knows what's going on and doesn't have time to explain. In the original series episode "The Ultra Secret Secret", it's Greenback who tells Penfold to shush, and DM objects. In another original series episode, he objects when Penfold says "Good grief!"
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Danger Mouse / int_2f89c0c1	type	Food Eats You
Danger Mouse / int_2f89c0c1	comment	Food Eats You: When Penfold is complaining about how dangerous recent missions have been in "Danger at C Level", a Cutaway Gag shows him being attacked and eaten by a plate of spaghetti bolognese.
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Danger Mouse / int_2fc21a19	type	Distaff Counterpart
Danger Mouse / int_2fc21a19	comment	Distaff Counterpart: In the 2015 reboot, Professor Squawkencluck is female with a Scottish accent as opposed to being male and having a German accent (and is a chicken instead of a mole). Justified however, as it turns out she's the niece of the Professor from the original series.
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Danger Mouse / int_2fd985e3	type	Pit Trap
Danger Mouse / int_2fd985e3	comment	Pit Trap: The 'regulation pit traps' become a Running Gag in "Quark Games", with just about every character falling (or being knocked into) one at some point.
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Danger Mouse / int_31033156	type	Chest Insignia
Danger Mouse / int_31033156	comment	Chest Insignia: Danger Mouse has his initials in a red circle on his chest.
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Danger Mouse / int_31083edb	type	Logic Bomb
Danger Mouse / int_31083edb	comment	Logic Bomb: In "Planet of the Cats", DM is confronted by a giant robot dog, and asks it, "What's big, grey, and has sixteen wheels?" The robot dog is so confused by the question that it begins repeating "Inaccurate! Inaccurate!" over and over while DM makes his escape. Eventually, however, the dog "defuses" the logic bomb and confronts Danger Mouse as he prepares to return to the present, demanding to know the answer... only to end up in another situation it cannot process. At the climax of "Mechanised Mayhem", DM and Penfold track down the supercomputer behind the appliance rebellion. When it asks where Penfold's subroutines are and declares his answer that they're in a drawer next to his woolly vests to be "illogical", DM offers the computer a routine. He and Penfold proceed to recite the classic "My dog has no nose" joke, and the resulting logic bomb literally explodes, blowing the computer sky high. In "Gremlin Alert", DM defeats the Gremlin ("the living embodiment of anti-logic") with a classic "how can you be agreeing with me when gremlins always contradict people?" bomb. In "Escape from Big Head", a supercomputer designed to capture criminals starts sending its robots after everybody who commits even a minor offence. DM defeats it by tricking it into committing a crime; it orders its robots to arrest itself then explodes from the illogic of the situation.
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Danger Mouse / int_31ae6183	type	Got Me Doing It
Danger Mouse / int_31ae6183	comment	Got Me Doing It: In "Chicken Run", the character of Flying Officer Buggles Pigeon is a parody of the stereotypical upper class RAF officer, and his Verbal Tic of ending sentences with "what?" is both confusing and, apparently, contagious:
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Danger Mouse / int_31df118	type	Attention Whore
Danger Mouse / int_31df118	comment	Attention Whore: Both versions of Count Duckula, especially the reboot Duckula, who got jealous of the negative attention Danger Mouse was getting from an angry mob planning to kill him, simply because they were trying to kill him while Duckula was performing.
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Danger Mouse / int_326a44a1	type	Create Your Own Villain
Danger Mouse / int_326a44a1	comment	Create Your Own Villain: Professor Squawkencluck's HEAD has a tendency to go haywire and Doctor Loocifer, an evil, computerised toilet created when Penfold accidentally dropped an intelligent chip into the bowl. It eventually transpired that DM created Birch Badboy via Stable Time Loop.
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Danger Mouse / int_32e05e5e	type	The Prankster
Danger Mouse / int_32e05e5e	comment	The Prankster: While inside Colonel K in "The Invasion of Colonel K", DM and Penfold encounter Funny Bone who subjects them to a humiliating barrage of practical jokes.
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Danger Mouse / int_336c1a31	type	Kinda Busy Here
Danger Mouse / int_336c1a31	comment	Kinda Busy Here: In "Greenfinger", the Professor makes a friendly call to DM while he's in the middle of a battle — and he can't admit he's in the middle of a battle, because it only happened because he ignored her earlier advice.
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Danger Mouse / int_3403abfc	type	Mugged for Disguise
Danger Mouse / int_3403abfc	comment	Mugged for Disguise: In "The Cute Shall Inherit the Earth", DM and Penfold snatch a pair of cultists and steal their robes to infiltrate the secret cult of kittens.
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Danger Mouse / int_34889673	type	Gender Flip
Danger Mouse / int_34889673	comment	Gender Flip: Professor Squawkencluck is a woman in the new series— and an actual chicken, besides. Parodied in "A Loo to A Kill", where, to stay fresh with the current state of characterisation in media, the directors of Danger Mouse: The Movie make Penfold into a girl.
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Danger Mouse / int_35ae7226	type	Everyone Hates Mimes
Danger Mouse / int_35ae7226	comment	Everyone Hates Mimes: In "Danger at C Level", a giant seamonster attacks France and eats a mime. The mime's audience cheer.
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Danger Mouse / int_36135fb0	type	Official Couple
Danger Mouse / int_36135fb0	comment	Official Couple: Penfold/Scarlet Johamster, and according to the future seen at the end of The World Is Full of Stuff Danger Mouse and Squawkencluck
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Danger Mouse / int_3700d6d8	type	Pinball Projectile
Danger Mouse / int_3700d6d8	comment	In "The Duel", Greenback claims to have hit all targets in a shooting gallery. He hands DM a shotgun with the muzzle bent almost entirely back on itself. DM then one-ups him by aiming the bent shotgun just right that the shot Pinball Projectiles off the edges of the gallery, hitting every target, including one last ricochet that takes a long pause to arrive.
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Danger Mouse / int_37ca5627	type	Fictional Social Network
Danger Mouse / int_37ca5627	comment	Fictional Social Network: In the revived series, a social networking site called SpamChops fills the plot functions of Youtube and Facebook.
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Danger Mouse / int_37d94ed9	type	Agony of the Feet
Danger Mouse / int_37d94ed9	comment	Agony of the Feet: DM meets Bigfoot and finds the poor creature suffers so many foot-related ailments that he regularly blacks out from the pain.
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Danger Mouse / int_384986f4	type	We Will Meet Again
Danger Mouse / int_384986f4	comment	We Will Meet Again: "Planet of the Toilets" ends with the villain vanishing into the sewer, declaring "You haven't heard the last of me!" In "The Return of Danger K", one of Colonel K's old foes stages a comeback. In a flashback, and again in the present, he greets defeat with a proud declaration:
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Danger Mouse / int_38a57680	type	Flying Car
Danger Mouse / int_38a57680	comment	Flying Car: The Mk. III converts instantly between driving on the road and flying through the air by deploying (or retracting) a set of wings.
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Danger Mouse / int_3b4f620a	type	No Fourth Wall
Danger Mouse / int_3b4f620a	comment	No Fourth Wall: Every episode has at least one instance, and there are a lot where it's the basis of the whole plot. "Where There's a Well, There's a Way" punches a giant hole through the fourth wall in the opening scene and spends most of the episode looking out of it. In "Tower of Terror", DM even falls off the edge of the film. Fully embraced in the new version. Just in the first episode, we have the action-packed opening scene blowing the budget for the series, the narrator filling in for the incidental music and discussing the logical inconsistencies of the hologram tech with DM, a split screen between the office and the lab turning out to be a shared set, and the agency seizing the Baron's assets to pay for future episodes. The episode "Danger Fan" blurs the line between "fan of Danger Mouse, the person" and "fan of Danger Mouse, the TV show": the obsessed fanboy has a large collection of merch and when referring to DM's past exploits he mentions the titles and episode numbers of the episodes they occurred in. When DM foils Duckula's plan to control the world through television, Duckula's We Will Meet Again speech is that if there's one thing DM has taught him, it's that you can just reboot your show and start again.
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Danger Mouse / int_3b789458	type	Recurring Extra
Danger Mouse / int_3b789458	comment	Recurring Extra: The reboot has the American tourists and Big Mike the pie-seller.
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Danger Mouse / int_3b99a9e0	type	Reality Warper
Danger Mouse / int_3b99a9e0	comment	Reality Warper: Dawn can change virtually anything pink and pretty, and more, with her enhanced tiara. Thanks to an item her dad brought for her in "Tomorrow Never Comes", she used it to literally remove any day of the week. She kept the weekend active so she can play more. In "Melted", she turned the world into one big musical to relive her favorite show.
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Danger Mouse / int_3c078184	type	Visible Invisibility
Danger Mouse / int_3c078184	comment	Visible Invisibility: Largely averted with Ivana the Invisible in "The Return of Danger K". Her invisible jet is never at all visible, and nor are the missiles it fires (only the explosion when they hit their target). Ivana herself is likewise completely invisible except for one shot which in which her eyes and the shadow areas of her face are briefly visible.
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Danger Mouse / int_3c0a4666	type	Noodle Incident
Danger Mouse / int_3c0a4666	comment	Noodle Incident: When they're all imprisoned in "Escape from Big Head", Colonel K compares it to the time he was imprisoned in a Siberian gulag. Penfold has a pathological fear of elephants following an event he initially refused to discuss, called "the incident". (An elephant sat on him for two days straight.)
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Danger Mouse / int_3ca175f4	type	Driving Test
Danger Mouse / int_3ca175f4	comment	Driving Test: In "Danger Fan", DM has to do a test to renew his Danger licence, and the examiner would not be out of place in a trope-standard driving test episode.
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Danger Mouse / int_3ccb50e0	type	No Waterproofing in the Future
Danger Mouse / int_3ccb50e0	comment	No Water Proofing In The Future: The Baron's robots in "There's No Place Like Greenback" can be explosively disabled by splashing them with a small amount of water.
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Danger Mouse / int_3efb1d35	type	Social Media Before Reason
Danger Mouse / int_3efb1d35	comment	Social Media Before Reason: In "The World Wide Spider", the monster-of-the-week's rampage keeps crossing paths with a tour group that's always standing in front of whichever landmark it's about to attack. The group includes one particular tourist who always stays put long enough to take a selfie of himself with the monster in the background. When Penfold gets addicted to his new phone, he starts posting vast quantities of selfies to social media, even while on secret missions. Baron Greenback uses these post to track the duo and thwart DM's every move. DM is eventually to use Penfold's addiction to halt the Baron's scheme.
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Danger Mouse / int_3f92ad39	type	"I Know You're in There Somewhere" Fight
Danger Mouse / int_3f92ad39	comment	"I Know You're in There Somewhere" Fight: In 2015's "The Return of Danger K", Colonel K frees DM and Penfold from their brainwashing by reminding them that they are still, at heart, British agents.
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Danger Mouse / int_41435fc2	type	Pie in the Face
Danger Mouse / int_41435fc2	comment	Pie in the Face: When DM and Penfold stop to ask The Prankster Funny Bone for directions in "The Invasion of Colonel K", they are initially greeted by a barrage of custard pies to the face.
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Danger Mouse / int_41f55ee1	type	On Second Thought
Danger Mouse / int_41f55ee1	comment	On Second Thought: ..."here's the weather forecast." (The narrator at the end of "100 Million Years Lost" when Henry V goes too far into his "Once more unto the breach" speech at the Battle of Agincourt.)
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Danger Mouse / int_420c50b7	type	A.I. Is a Crapshoot
Danger Mouse / int_420c50b7	comment	A.I. Is a Crapshoot: The rebellious electrical appliances in "Mechanised Mayhem" are being controlled by a sentient supercomputer bent on world domination. DM and Penfold cause it to crash (literally) by reciting the "My dog has no nose."/"How does he smell?"/"Terrible!" joke. H.E.A.D. in the remake episode "Big Head Awakens" is a computer invented by Professor Squawkencluck to protect HQ. It quickly decides to "protect" the building by seizing control of it and imprisoning everyone, and then escalates to trying to "protect" the world the same way. Grovel, the robot servant to the alien Quark, fits this to a tee. Doctor Loocifer, an evil computerised toilet, whose plans to conquer the world are inevitably lavatorial or sewer-related. In "Escape from Big Head", Professor Squawkencluck reactivates and reprograms the computer calling it Big Head II in the process. While at first catching all the world's criminals and locking them up, the computer once again malfunctions and starts to imprison not only the Danger Agents, but everyone in the world over petty actions.
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Danger Mouse / int_431dca9b	type	Compressed Vice
Danger Mouse / int_431dca9b	comment	Compressed Vice: In "Greenfinger", a plot point is Penfold's obssession with making jam, which he shows no signs of in any other episode. Several episodes of the revived series temporarily amp up some aspect of Danger Mouse's thrill-seeking tendencies into a continual obsession that he must overcome to defeat the threat of the week. In "The Inventor Preventer", it's his penchant for being a Last-Second Showoff, while in "Gold Flinger" he's battling an inability to ignore a dare.
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Danger Mouse / int_43a045de	type	Dropped a Bridge on Him
Danger Mouse / int_43a045de	comment	Dropped a Bridge on Him: "Masters of the Twystyverse" ends with Sinister Moth being set up as a new villain, only for her to get distracted by a black hole and immediately fly into it.
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Danger Mouse / int_443f9d8a	type	Ask a Stupid Question...
Danger Mouse / int_443f9d8a	comment	Ask a Stupid Question...: From "Bandits, Beans and Ballyhoo": From "Greenfinger":
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Danger Mouse / int_44e64e96	type	Female Gaze
Danger Mouse / int_44e64e96	comment	Female Gaze: Played for Laughs in "A Fistful of Penfolds" where, at one point when Penfold and the leading Robo-Penfold are facing off in a duel, the camera seems to focus on Penfold's rear end â€¦ and he scratches it.
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Danger Mouse / int_454e6cf5	type	Hypnotic Eyes
Danger Mouse / int_454e6cf5	comment	Hypnotic Eyes: Count Duckula.
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Danger Mouse / int_474e3977	type	You Have Failed Me
Danger Mouse / int_474e3977	comment	You Have Failed Me: Greenback to a unit of his washing machine brigade in "Day Of The Suds":
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Danger Mouse / int_479f9ad0	type	Characterization Marches On
Danger Mouse / int_479f9ad0	comment	Characterization Marches On: In the 2015 series, DM is depicted as generally very competent when on his missions, but some flaws— namely his ego and tendency to showboat or otherwise not take things seriously when he thinks he's in control of the situation— have become more evident to balance things out. Likewise, Penfold is still a patented coward, but he has since become much more adept at coming up with the necessary ideas to make things right again. Over time, this has also been applied to Professor Squawkencluck and Jeopardy Mouse, almost in response to early accusations of positive discrimination. Whilst still very temperamental and snarky, a more humorous and endearing side to Squawkencluck has become more evident (Like doing a dance and singing "Go Squawky, go Squawky, get your groove on!" when eagerly revealing Big Head 2.0 in "Escape from Big Head", and having a massive fear of clowns as seen in "Attack of the Clowns"), whilst Jeopardy Mouse gets more comically-serious moments, along with a few demonstrating she's not that different from her British counterpart.
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Danger Mouse / int_4881cda1	type	Ãœberwald
Danger Mouse / int_4881cda1	comment	Ãœberwald: Transylvania is portrayed like this in "From Duck to Dawn", with the narrator lampshading the fact that modern Transylvania isn't at all like that in real life.
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Danger Mouse / int_48b9731f	type	Paper-Thin Disguise
Danger Mouse / int_48b9731f	comment	Paper-Thin Disguise: The milkman in "Big Head Awakens" who is quite obviously Panda-Minion wearing a milkman uniform, a pair of dark glasses, and an enormous false beard.
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Danger Mouse / int_4977d7b8	type	Body Double
Danger Mouse / int_4977d7b8	comment	Body Double: In "Never Say Clever Again", Greenback kidnaps all of the world's leaders — or rather, as it turns out, all of the world's leaders except the Queen, plus Danger Mouse in an incredibly convincing disguise.
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Danger Mouse / int_49a7b6d3	type	Lampshade Wearing
Danger Mouse / int_49a7b6d3	comment	Lampshade Wearing: How Professor Squawkencluck hides from a hostile robot in the first episode of the reboot.
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Danger Mouse / int_49bde8a	type	Traintop Battle
Danger Mouse / int_49bde8a	comment	Traintop Battle: In "Planet of the Toilets", Danger Mouse fights Doctor Loo-cifer atop a bullet train in Japan.
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Danger Mouse / int_4a3e547f	type	Leaning on the Fourth Wall
Danger Mouse / int_4a3e547f	comment	Leaning on the Fourth Wall: In "Danger Fan" Penfold, Colonel K, Professor Squawkencluck, Greenback and Stiletto are shrunk down and put in packaging similar to what the action figures come in. Though in real life, Squawkencluck doesn't have an action figure.
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Danger Mouse / int_4b08a5f0	type	Plank Gag
Danger Mouse / int_4b08a5f0	comment	Plank Gag: Penfold knocks Jeopardy Mouse into a Pit Trap with a mop he has over his shoulder when he has a bucket stuck on his head in "Quark Games".
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Danger Mouse / int_4c455537	type	Plot-Driven Breakdown
Danger Mouse / int_4c455537	comment	Plot-Driven Breakdown: The Mark III's in the shop in "Danger Mouse on the Orient Express" to force him to ride the train so the episode can happen.
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Danger Mouse / int_4c8a0849	type	Mirror Universe
Danger Mouse / int_4c8a0849	comment	Mirror Universe: The "Twistiverse" in the episode "Sinister Mouse", home to the criminal Sinister Mouse, his heroic nemesis Danger Toad and the evil mastermind Penfold.
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Danger Mouse / int_4ca5d7ac	type	Summon Backup Dancers
Danger Mouse / int_4ca5d7ac	comment	Summon Backup Dancers: In "The World Wide Spider", DM and Penfold are fighting a monster near the Taj Mahal when DM asks Penfold to create a diversion. Penfold starts singing and dancing, and after a moment an entire Bollywood song-and-dance number unfolds out of nowhere around him.
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Danger Mouse / int_4ce7d3b2	type	Electric Joybuzzer
Danger Mouse / int_4ce7d3b2	comment	Electric Joybuzzer: One of the multitude of practical jokes DM and Penfold have to endure while attempting to get direction from The Prankster Funny Bone in "The Invasion of Colonel K".
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Danger Mouse / int_4ef92d0b	type	The Atoner
Danger Mouse / int_4ef92d0b	comment	The Atoner: Parodied in "Escape from Big Head", where Penfold tearfully relates the lengths he went to to atone for the hideous crime of borrowing a pencil and forgetting to give it back.
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Danger Mouse / int_4f769d67	type	Convenience Store Gift Shopping
Danger Mouse / int_4f769d67	comment	Convenience Store Gift Shopping: In the 2015 Christmas Episode, DM and Penfold give Professor Squawkencluck a hair dryer — the same as they do every year, she notes — and Penfold is relieved when his present turns out to be socks, because DM usually gives him something dangerous (and had intended to again this year, but got his presents mixed up).
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Danger Mouse / int_4fff0dfe	type	Sarcasm-Blind
Danger Mouse / int_4fff0dfe	comment	Sarcasm-Blind: In "Big Penfold", DM has been given charge of a valuable device needed to save the world, and several people start pestering him to borrow it for their own petty reasons. When DM says, "Fine, let's all have a go, shall we?" Penfold takes him at his word.
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Danger Mouse / int_5009999d	type	Painting the Medium
Danger Mouse / int_5009999d	comment	Painting the Medium: In "The Clock Strikes Back", the narrator's opening spiel is full of typos, as they have a new script typist, and this soon spreads to the dialogue as well (though the in-universe explanation is that Miss Boathook, Colonel K's secretary, is on holiday and her replacement is none too competent, even DM and Penfold speak in typos):
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Danger Mouse / int_50f66629	type	Crazy-Prepared
Danger Mouse / int_50f66629	comment	Crazy-Prepared: In the revived series, DM's car frequently turns out to be equipped with devices designed for precisely the bizarre situation he's encountered. (For instance: when faced with giant insects, he activates a robot arm wielding an enormous rolled-up newspaper.) Lampshaded in the 2015 Christmas Episode, where the car turns out to have a device specifically designed for effecting a mid-air rescue of Santa Claus; DM remarks that Professor Squawkencluck had never believed it would ever actually be needed. Apart from all the spy gadgets, the Professor's lab is revealed in "Pink Dawn" to be fully equipped with everything necessary for a Makeover Montage, even though the Professor is not at all girly and never uses any of that stuff herself.
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Danger Mouse / int_513f3d12	type	Background Music
Danger Mouse / int_513f3d12	comment	"Play It Again, Wufgang" centres on the destruction of the world's music, which cripples our heroes since they're physically incapable of doing anything without accompanying Background Music. They finish the episode via blatantly-lampshaded Diegetic Music provided by a cassette player (which has been kept in safe storage for just such an occasion). Difficulties with cueing the right music que leads to a hilariously climactic series of Soundtrack Dissonance, which actually causes the scene to go wrong until the right music is played.
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Danger Mouse / int_52989fee	type	Narrator
Danger Mouse / int_52989fee	comment	Narrator: Isombard Sinclair, played by David Jason in the original series, and Dave Lamb (of Come Dine With Me fame) in the 2015 series.
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Danger Mouse / int_532761b1	type	Danger Room Cold Open
Danger Mouse / int_532761b1	comment	Danger Room Cold Open: "The Other Day the World Stood Still" opens with DM rescuing Penfold from Martians, in what turns out to be a training simulation. "Welcome to Danger World!" opens with DM and Penfold on an adventure that turns out to be another simulation, which comes to an abrupt halt when it's revealed that Penfold has hacked it to make the monster much smaller and less threatening. (He's terrified of it anyway.) "Frankensquawk's Monster" opens with a training simulation that's supposed to teach DM how to use Professor Squawkencluck's latest invention.
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Danger Mouse / int_53d785c6	type	Fall of the House of Cards
Danger Mouse / int_53d785c6	comment	Fall of the House of Cards: Done on an enormous scale in the first episode of the 2015 reboot, with an entire skyscraper shaped like a house of cards. An aircraft passing at high speed causes all the windows in the surrounding skyscrapers to shatter, but leaves the house of cards apparently unharmed — until a bystander, having remarked on its lucky escape, reaches out and touches it, whereupon the whole thing collapses.
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Danger Mouse / int_53f5119f	type	The Dragon
Danger Mouse / int_53f5119f	comment	The Dragon: Stiletto.
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Danger Mouse / int_54367e5d	type	Mathematician's Answer
Danger Mouse / int_54367e5d	comment	Mathematician's Answer: In "Pink Dawn", the Professor finds DM messing about in her lab and demands, "What is the meaning of this?"; DM replies by giving the dictionary definition of the word 'this'.
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Danger Mouse / int_54a20968	type	Immune to Mind Control
Danger Mouse / int_54a20968	comment	Immune to Mind Control: When Danger Mouse and Penfold go up against the sinister Count Duckula, there's a running joke about Penfold being immune to the Count's mind control powers. Inverted in "Hear Hear" as Penfold is not affected by Greenback's vocal control because he has cotton in his ears.
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Danger Mouse / int_54adb6a3	type	Staircase Tumble
Danger Mouse / int_54adb6a3	comment	Staircase Tumble: In "Never Say Clever Again", Greenback sets himself up as the ruler of the world, complete with a throne at the top of a very high staircase, which he ends up tumbling down when DM counter-attacks.
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Danger Mouse / int_54d6f53f	type	Ripple-Effect-Proof Memory
Danger Mouse / int_54d6f53f	comment	Ripple-Effect-Proof Memory: In "The Inventor Preventer", the villain uses time travel to prevent famous inventions, but everybody still remembers the original timeline and knows something has changed.
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Danger Mouse / int_55f0bf7a	type	Robotic Assembly Lines
Danger Mouse / int_55f0bf7a	comment	Robotic Assembly Lines: In the first episode of the reboot, DM and Penfold infiltrate the factory making Greenback's Safety Mouse robots. Penfold gets stuck on the conveyor belt, and the factory robots assemble a set of Safety Mouse armor around him.
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Danger Mouse / int_560a978f	type	Amnesiacs are Innocent
Danger Mouse / int_560a978f	comment	Amnesiacs are Innocent: In "There's No Place Like Greenback", Baron von Greenback loses his memory and becomes an amiable and childlike personality. An invoked trope, as he's faking it.
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Danger Mouse / int_566f1565	type	10-Minute Retirement
Danger Mouse / int_566f1565	comment	10-Minute Retirement: DM wants to resign after he thinks he's been humiliated on a "This Is Your Life" styled TV show (actually staged by Greenback), until Colonel K tells him the show was never transmitted. In the 2015 Christmas Episode, a villain steals the magic hat that gives Santa Claus his powers, and Santa immediately gives up, sitting around in his underwear watching TV while DM and Penfold attempt to recover the hat. He eventually decides it's time to go and get the hat back himself after Professor Squawkencluck gives him an inpirational speech — not because of the speech, but because he's discovered there's nothing on TV except reruns of things he's already seen.
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Danger Mouse / int_571bfe2	type	Super Serum
Danger Mouse / int_571bfe2	comment	Super Serum: Formula X in "The Unusual Suspects".
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Danger Mouse / int_58019946	type	Anvil on Head
Danger Mouse / int_58019946	comment	Anvil on Head: In "From Duck to Dawn", Count Duckula attempts to drop a safe on DM.
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Danger Mouse / int_58e43f17	type	Cats Are Mean
Danger Mouse / int_58e43f17	comment	Cats Are Mean: "Planet Of The Cats" and Greenback's feline robot in "Cat-astrophe." Somewhat justified in that the main characters are rodents
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Danger Mouse / int_5989e3b6	type	Enemy Mine
Danger Mouse / int_5989e3b6	comment	Enemy Mine: In "Escape from Big Head", a robot police force imprisons heroes and villains alike, and they join forces to escape. In "The Frog Who Would Be King", Danger Mouse and Baron Von Greenback are forced to work together temporarily after both being lured into a death trap by another villain.
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Danger Mouse / int_59aa1ff8	type	Deface of the Moon
Danger Mouse / int_59aa1ff8	comment	Deface of the Moon: In "The Other Day the Earth Stood Still", Penfold projects a gigantic holographic image of Greenback's face onto the surface of the moon so it will function as a massive green light and start the Earth rotating again. It Makes Just As Much Sense In Context.
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Danger Mouse / int_59ebf7c9	type	Interface with a Familiar Face
Danger Mouse / int_59ebf7c9	comment	Interface with a Familiar Face: The AI created by Professor Squawkencluck in "Big Head Awakens" has a stylized version of the Professor's own face.
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Danger Mouse / int_5b07519b	type	Arrowgram
Danger Mouse / int_5b07519b	comment	Arrowgram: DM and Penfold receive a message tied to an arrow which is impaled in a treeâ€”with Penfold's cap attatched to itâ€”in "Once Upon A Timeslip."
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Danger Mouse / int_5b2e1e5e	type	Fake-Out Fade-Out
Danger Mouse / int_5b2e1e5e	comment	Fake-Out Fade-Out: In "Mousefall", the Big Bad has DM and Penfold at his mercy and melodramatically declares "This is the end!". The narrator begins an end-of-episode spiel but is interrupted by the Big Bad, who irritatedly clarifies that he meant the end of Danger Mouse, not the end of the episode.
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Danger Mouse / int_5bc2106	type	Your Costume Needs Work
Danger Mouse / int_5bc2106	comment	Your Costume Needs Work: Penfold was once introduced as "Penfold, bronze medal winner in the Penfold Lookalike Competition".
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Danger Mouse / int_5bdcc85a	type	Disney Villain Death
Danger Mouse / int_5bdcc85a	comment	Disney Villain Death: Although he doesn't actually die, Baron Silas Von Penfold is defeated this way in Very Important Penfold after being knocked off the roof of a building and falling into his own Twystyverse portal.
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Danger Mouse / int_5beef860	type	Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?
Danger Mouse / int_5beef860	comment	Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: In "The World Wide Spider", it turns out spiders are DM's one fear.
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Danger Mouse / int_5c5d0032	type	Eyepatch of Power
Danger Mouse / int_5c5d0032	comment	Eyepatch of Power: DM has this in both versions. He doesn't actually need it in the original series due to actually having two eyes, but wears it anyway as part of the outfit - in fact, he actually wears it on the wrong eye in one episode and switches it over accordingly. In the reboot, he does seem to need it as he appears to have no eye there and it's an "iPatch," allowing him technical prowess out in the field when he needs it.
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Danger Mouse / int_5e13dc69	type	Competition Freak
Danger Mouse / int_5e13dc69	comment	Competition Freak: The 2015 version of DM is this, always going out of the way to prove why he's considered the World's Greatest Secret Agent, and the best of the Danger Agents. There are times when this endangers the mission he is on.
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Danger Mouse / int_5ed3ace2	type	Batman Can Breathe in Space
Danger Mouse / int_5ed3ace2	comment	Batman Can Breathe in Space: In "The Other Day the Earth Stood Still", DM, Penfold and Colonel K all can. DM and Penfold seem to be able to breathe in space after being shot into it in "The Bad Luck Eye Of The Little Yellow God."
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Danger Mouse / int_5f5d1178	type	Painful Body Waxing
Danger Mouse / int_5f5d1178	comment	Painful Body Waxing: Penfold undergoes it during the Makeover Montage in "Pink Dawn".
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Danger Mouse / int_5f91efd9	type	Creative Closing Credits
Danger Mouse / int_5f91efd9	comment	Creative Closing Credits: In the episode "Greenfinger", the usual closing credits music is replaced by the episode's guest character singing. In the 2015 Christmas Episode, the closing credits music has Christmassy adornments like ringing bells, and the Cartoon Bomb at the end is decorated like a Christmas pudding.
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Danger Mouse / int_5f930b19	type	Named After Somebody Famous
Danger Mouse / int_5f930b19	comment	Named After Somebody Famous: The inventor Isambard King Kong Brunel is named after the 19th-century inventor Isambard Kingdom Brunel.
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Danger Mouse / int_605cf3f	type	Something Only They Would Say
Danger Mouse / int_605cf3f	comment	Something Only They Would Say: In "Sinister Mouse", Penfold attempts to distinguish between DM and his Evil Twin by asking a question about himself that only DM would know. It turns out DM doesn't know the answer either, so Penfold has to resort to eeney-meeney-miney-mo.
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Danger Mouse / int_60fb097	type	Dick Dastardly Stops to Cheat
Danger Mouse / int_60fb097	comment	Dick Dastardly Stops to Cheat: Baron Greenback invokes this trope in "The Duel", most notably in the car race. And, as with Dick Dastardly, his pauses to cheat end up costing him victory (albeit deliberately so) in some of the events.
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Danger Mouse / int_617f0563	type	Heelâ€“Face Turn
Danger Mouse / int_617f0563	comment	Heelâ€“Face Turn: "The Ultra Secret Secret" has Greenback presumably wanting to join forces with Danger Mouse in staving off an alien attack. Subverted in that the alien attack is Greenback's ruse to lure DM and Penfold to their doom. Again in the 2015 debut. Greenback offers guard robots for the world leaders after DM is fired, but the robots are used to imprison the leaders.
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Danger Mouse / int_6220d661	type	Loony Fan
Danger Mouse / int_6220d661	comment	In "Danger Fan", when Ian is repeatedly pressing the buttons on the Hero Car's dashboard despite DM telling him not to, it transforms into a load of different forms - the last of which is the design of the Mark III from the original series.
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Danger Mouse / int_6293c185	type	Sequel Hook
Danger Mouse / int_6293c185	comment	The second season finale, "Dark Side of the Mouse" concludes with a bit of a Sequel Hook cliffhanger. Crumhorn is exiled to an alien planet, but planet's insect population hail him as a god. He immediately makes plans to conquer the planet and assemble an armada to attack Earth and gain revenge on Danger Mouse.
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Danger Mouse / int_62cae28a	type	Losing Your Head
Danger Mouse / int_62cae28a	comment	Losing Your Head: In "The Scare Mouse Project", DM has to deal with the disembodied and independently mobile head of the Headless Postman, out for revenge after the defeat of its body. (It still refers to itself as the Headless Postman, leading to another character suggesting that it's technically the Postmanless Head.)
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Danger Mouse / int_62f9d08e	type	Freeze-Frame Bonus
Danger Mouse / int_62f9d08e	comment	In the 2015 remake, a Freeze-Frame Bonus of Danger Mouse's passport lists Penfold as his spouse!
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Danger Mouse / int_63b34edb	type	Thriller on the Express
Danger Mouse / int_63b34edb	comment	Thriller on the Express: "Danger Mouse on the Orient Express"
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Danger Mouse / int_63f9d3d2	type	Falsely Reformed Villain
Danger Mouse / int_63f9d3d2	comment	Falsely Reformed Villain: In the first episode of the 2015 reboot, Baron von Greenback claims to have gone straight and invested his ill-gotten loot into a legitimate enterprise selling Safety Mouse guard robots that will make destructive heroes like Danger Mouse obsolete. DM attempts to prove there's something sinister going on, but his first attempts only end up making him look paranoid. He turns out to be right in the end, of course.
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Danger Mouse / int_64fd1e63	type	Other Me Annoys Me
Danger Mouse / int_64fd1e63	comment	Danger Mouse meets his evil self in "The Good, the Bad and the Motionless".
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Danger Mouse / int_6509bb9f	type	Non-Indicative Name
Danger Mouse / int_6509bb9f	comment	Nonindicative Name: Professor Squawkencluck in the original series is actually a mole. Averted by his niece in the reboot series, who is a chicken.
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Danger Mouse / int_653765a	type	Intelligent Primate
Danger Mouse / int_653765a	comment	Intelligent Primate: The chimpanzee Isambard King Kong Brunel, the only recurring character who's a primate, is a Mad Scientist who creates time machines and other impressive inventions.
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Danger Mouse / int_65df51a6	type	That Poor Car
Danger Mouse / int_65df51a6	comment	That Poor Car: Happens during the battle in the flashback to The '80s in "The Return of Danger K".
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Danger Mouse / int_66b32e36	type	Belly Mouth
Danger Mouse / int_66b32e36	comment	Belly Mouth: The alien Quark in the revived series has one, which speaks with a deeper voice and a blunter personality that the one in his head.
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Danger Mouse / int_67f88923	type	Noodle People
Danger Mouse / int_67f88923	comment	Noodle People: Jeopardy Mouse and Danger Moth. Danger Mouse himself is a downplayed example in the reboot.
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Danger Mouse / int_6a60948a	type	Expressive Ears
Danger Mouse / int_6a60948a	comment	Combines with Expressive Ears again in "The Wild, Wild Goose Chase" in the second use of the Running Gag of DM getting stuck in a hole... straight through the "ceiling" of an underground-dwelling night shift worker who gets rid of DM by biting his legs and sending him jumping into the air in pain. The second time this happens, we hear, "'Ey, Gladys, look what's dropped in! I think this character's following us around!" DM groans, "Oh no, not again..." as his ears droop to cover his face seconds before he leaps into the air in agony.
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Danger Mouse / int_6a643799	type	Expressive Mask
Danger Mouse / int_6a643799	comment	Expressive Mask: In the revived series, the upper rims of Penfold's spectacles bend to follow the movement of his eyebrows.
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Danger Mouse / int_6add177d	type	Puff of Logic
Danger Mouse / int_6add177d	comment	Puff of Logic: In "Once Upon a Timeslip", DM's flying car is accidentally transported to the Middle Ages...
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Danger Mouse / int_6b4f4350	type	Zeppelins from Another World
Danger Mouse / int_6b4f4350	comment	Zeppelins from Another World: Briefly glimpsed while Greenback is looking through the world portal in "Sinister Mouse".
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Danger Mouse / int_6b866d7b	type	Codename Title
Danger Mouse / int_6b866d7b	comment	Codename Title: Secret Agent Protagonist Title, named as a reference to Danger Man.
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Danger Mouse / int_6bda9a30	type	Meaningful Name
Danger Mouse / int_6bda9a30	comment	Meaningful Name: With a side order of Genius Bonus as well. Early pillarboxes were known as "Penfolds" after their designer. It's been said that master of disguise Agent 57 was so named as a reference to the Heinz company and its "57 varieties."
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Danger Mouse / int_6cc2137b	type	The Scream
Danger Mouse / int_6cc2137b	comment	The Scream: The world's first self-aware toilet's reaction to realizing what it is that humans generally do with toilets, in "Planet of the Toilets".
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Danger Mouse / int_6d57a234	type	Lemony Narrator
Danger Mouse / int_6d57a234	comment	Lemony Narrator: Eventually named as Isambard Sinclair, the narrator (voiced by David Jason) is constantly grumbling about how ridiculous the stories are, and how narrating for the series is destroying his chances of ever being taken seriously as an announcer.
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Danger Mouse / int_6d7026fa	type	Punny Name
Danger Mouse / int_6d7026fa	comment	Episode 4 of the new series is titled "Planet Of The Toilets." The antagonist is a sentient toilet named John, but after Penfold accidentally drops a microchip into its bowl, it becomes malevolent and names himself Loo-cifer.
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Danger Mouse / int_6d98d7f4	type	SlidingTimeScale
Danger Mouse / int_6d98d7f4	comment	Sliding Timescale: In the revived series, the episode "The Return of Danger K" has a flashback to the pre-DM days when Danger K was Britain's top agent — set in "1983-ish", right in the midst of the original series's run.
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Danger Mouse / int_6dcfdea6	type	Hard Light
Danger Mouse / int_6dcfdea6	comment	Hard Light: Colonel K's hologram in the new series. Sometimes. It varies, often within the same scene, depending on Rule of Funny. For instance, in "Big Head Awakens", the hologram attempts to drink a non-hologrammatic cup of coffee: it's able to pick up the cup, but the liquid it pours into its mouth drops straight through.
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Danger Mouse / int_6eb04f1	type	"Everybody Laughs" Ending
Danger Mouse / int_6eb04f1	comment	"Everybody Laughs" Ending: At the end of "The Other Day the Earth Stood Still", Penfold expresses a hope one day he'll qualify as Danger Hamster, and known for short as "DH". DM points out that this might offend Danger Hedgehog — "You know how prickly he is." They both laugh, and the narrator joins in.
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Danger Mouse / int_6edc54d5	type	Here We Go Again!
Danger Mouse / int_6edc54d5	comment	Here We Go Again!: The end of "Gremlin Alert."
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Danger Mouse / int_6ef9d3fe	type	Christmas Episode
Danger Mouse / int_6ef9d3fe	comment	In the 2015 Christmas Episode, a villain steals the magic hat that gives Santa Claus his powers, and Santa immediately gives up, sitting around in his underwear watching TV while DM and Penfold attempt to recover the hat. He eventually decides it's time to go and get the hat back himself after Professor Squawkencluck gives him an inpirational speech — not because of the speech, but because he's discovered there's nothing on TV except reruns of things he's already seen.
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Danger Mouse / int_6f63a334	type	Perplexing Plurals
Danger Mouse / int_6f63a334	comment	Perplexing Plurals: In the first episode of the 2015 reboot, a newsreader reports on Baron von Greenback's robotic "Safety Mouses", then realizes that doesn't sound right, and tries "Mices", "Meeces", and "Meecicles" before giving up.
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Danger Mouse / int_6fb5cb83	type	I Gave My Word
Danger Mouse / int_6fb5cb83	comment	I Gave My Word: In "Danger at C Level", DM promises Penfold that they'll go on a holiday with no adventuring, and when Colonel K calls him to report that the world is in peril he turns the mission down, averring that "Danger Mouse's word is his bond". (Colonel K eventually gets him to change his mind, though.)
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Danger Mouse / int_6fbe85e6	type	Adaptation Personality Change
Danger Mouse / int_6fbe85e6	comment	Adaptation Personality Change: In the original series, DM was more sensible and collected, and Penfold was almost always cowardly. In the reboot, Penfold is more courageous, and not as fearful as before, bordering on an Informed Attribute, but he still has his frightful moments, DM is more of a Larger than life action hero. This may be due to the different pacing in the reboot, much faster.
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Danger Mouse / int_6fdd991c	type	Overt Operative
Danger Mouse / int_6fdd991c	comment	Overt Operative: DM is known in both versions as "The World's Greatest Secret Agent". While it can be a little subverted, he plays this straighter in the reboot as almost everyone outside of his rogues' gallery knows who he is. Lampshaded in Jeopardy Mouse's first appearance, when she mentions it as a sign of DM's unprofessionalism.
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Danger Mouse / int_704d7e91	type	No Ontological Inertia
Danger Mouse / int_704d7e91	comment	No Ontological Inertia: In "Pink Dawn", everything returns to normal the moment DM destroys the tiara that gave Dawn her Reality Warper powers. In "From Duck to Dawn", anyone who watches Count Duckula's TV show is gradually transformed into a giant vegetable. When DM disables the transmitter, all the victims immediately revert to their original forms.
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Danger Mouse / int_70b840b6	type	Giving Them the Strip
Danger Mouse / int_70b840b6	comment	Giving Them the Strip: In "The Duel", DM and Penfold find themselves stuck to the seat of a rollercoaster car after Greenback coats it with glue. They extricate themselves by removing their trousers.
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Danger Mouse / int_70cde27a	type	Disneyesque
Danger Mouse / int_70cde27a	comment	Disneyesque: Scarlett Johamster, whose design wouldnâ€™t be much out of place in Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers.
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Danger Mouse / int_71329e49	type	Turn in Your Badge
Danger Mouse / int_71329e49	comment	Turn in Your Badge: DM is forced to do this in the first episode of the 2015 reboot due to the mounting costs of his action scenes and his refusal to believe that Baron Greenback has gone straight. Naturally, he insists on continuing his investigation without official backing, and proves that the Baron really is up to something.
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Danger Mouse / int_71e514b5	type	Don't Try This at Home
Danger Mouse / int_71e514b5	comment	Don't Try This at Home: During the climactic fight in "Quark Games", Penfold turns to the camera to announce that the participants are trained professionals and viewers should not attempt to do what they're doing at home.
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Danger Mouse / int_74e60c37	type	Packed Hero
Danger Mouse / int_74e60c37	comment	Packed Hero: In the 2015 Christmas Episode, Penfold stumbles into Santa's automated production line and gets gift-wrapped and dumped in Santa's gift bag.
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Danger Mouse / int_74ef476c	type	Kneel Before Zod
Danger Mouse / int_74ef476c	comment	Kneel Before Zod: Baron Greenback's purpose in "Viva Danger Mouse" is to plant cactus needles in the seat cushions of the world's dignitaries so "I can bring them to their feet before bringing them to their knees!" In "Danger Mouse On The Orient Express", DM exclaims that Greenback's plans to eliminate all of Europe's tourist sites and force tourists to visit his museum of Barry Manilow record sleeves will "bring the world to its knees!"
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Danger Mouse / int_751bd286	type	Is This Thing Still On?
Danger Mouse / int_751bd286	comment	Is This Thing Still On?: In "The Invasion of Colonel K", one of Greenback's first acts inside Colonel K's body is to take over his voice box and manipulate him into telling Danger Mouse and Penfold that they're fired because of government cutbacks. After telling them they'll also have to leave the flat they've been provided, Greenback takes a moment to gloat:
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Danger Mouse / int_754df088	type	Put on a Bus
Danger Mouse / int_754df088	comment	Put on a Bus: Penfold and Stiletto do not appear in the Victor & Hugo crossover episode "French Exchange." They are called for by DM and Greenback respectively, who forgot that the two sidekicks/minions are visiting relatives in America.
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Danger Mouse / int_76ecc890	type	Brave Scot
Danger Mouse / int_76ecc890	comment	Brave Scot: Professor Squawkencluck in the 2015 reboot.
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Danger Mouse / int_7725b0e6	type	Animated Outtakes
Danger Mouse / int_7725b0e6	comment	Animated Outtakes: in "Duckula Meets Frankenstoat," DM flubs his line twice when breaking in to confront Frankenstoat.
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Danger Mouse / int_7738b710	type	Crisis Makes Perfect
Danger Mouse / int_7738b710	comment	Crisis Makes Perfect: In "Big Penfold", much is made of Penfold's inability to catch thrown or dropped objects. At the climax of the episode, the fate of the world depends on him catching something first try, and he does.
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Danger Mouse / int_777baed3	type	Out-of-Character Alert
Danger Mouse / int_777baed3	comment	Out-of-Character Alert: In "The Scare Mouse" project, Penfold disappears and Professor Squawkencluck begins acting strangely. It's revealed that the latter is actually a hologram being controlled by Penfold, a revelation that's foreshadowed by several minutes when the fake Professor addresses Danger Mouse as "Chief", which only Penfold does. (Danger Mouse completely fails to notice.)
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Danger Mouse / int_77b03c0a	type	Remember the New Guy?
Danger Mouse / int_77b03c0a	comment	Remember the New Guy?: Lampshaded in "The Unusual Suspects":
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Danger Mouse / int_77c0952e	type	Face Your Fears
Danger Mouse / int_77c0952e	comment	Face Your Fears: In "The World Wide Spider", it turns out spiders are DM's one fear just before he has to save the world from the world's largest spider. Which is odd given that in the original series, there was an episode when Greenback had a device that turned spiders gigantic, and Penfold was the only one who was bothered by them. Played for laughs in "The Scare Mouse Project", where DM fails a performance review because the regulations require a Danger Agent to demonstrate the ability to press on in the face of his fears, which DM has never done because he's never been afraid of anything. He sets out to find something that frightens him so he can press on in the face of it.
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Danger Mouse / int_78270847	type	Curse Cut Short
Danger Mouse / int_78270847	comment	Curse Cut Short: In "Planet of the Toilets", the world's first self-aware robot toilet leads an uprising of its brethren, announcing to the human race that "I'm through with taking your — " "Lost Tempers in Space" has a moment where Jeopardy Mouse explains how she grew potatoes on an alien planet, using her own...something we don't quite hear before the recording cuts out.
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Danger Mouse / int_78cdd5f6	type	"Fantastic Voyage" Plot
Danger Mouse / int_78cdd5f6	comment	"Fantastic Voyage" Plot: "The Invasion of Colonel K" centres around Greenback shrinking himself, Nero, and Stiletto down to microscopic size to literally get into Colonel K's brain and learn all the state secrets he knows. DM and Penfold are also shrunk down to microscopic size to go in after them.
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Danger Mouse / int_792fef74	type	Cute, but Cacophonic
Danger Mouse / int_792fef74	comment	Cute, but Cacophonic: Professor Squawkencluck sometimes lapses into this in the 2015 remake, when she raises her voice. It's best seen in "The Unusual Suspects", when she's admonishing Danger Mouse and Penfold for popping the bubble wrap the Formula X they're delivering is concealed in.
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Danger Mouse / int_7962aeec	type	Relax-o-Vision
Danger Mouse / int_7962aeec	comment	Relax-o-Vision: When the monster of the week in "The Scare Mouse Project" reveals its horrifying true form, the action is interrupted by a picture of a cute kitten and tinkly music as the narrator explains that it's too horrifying to actually show.
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Danger Mouse / int_7a0c1bd6	type	Mummy Wrap
Danger Mouse / int_7a0c1bd6	comment	Mummy Wrap: In "Planet of the Toilets", DM temporarily restrains a rampaging toilet by wrapping it up in toilet paper.
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Danger Mouse / int_7a87fa80	type	Animal-Themed Superbeing
Danger Mouse / int_7a87fa80	comment	Animal-Themed Superbeing: In the 2015 series, all of the agents under Colonel K other than DM are funny animals whose species is prefixed with the word "danger", including Danger Bug, Danger Hedgehog, Danger Mackerel, Danger Mole, Danger Moth, Danger Penguin, and Danger Snake.
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Danger Mouse / int_7b153cbf	type	Shopping Cart Antics
Danger Mouse / int_7b153cbf	comment	Shopping Cart Antics: In "The Other Day the Earth Stood Still", Baron Greenback brings all of the world's vehicles to a halt, except two: a rusty rocket that is blasting off, and a shopping trolley rolling across a supermarket car park. DM immediately decides that the most suspicious is...the shopping trolley! Penfold then suggests that the rocket might be more worthy of investigation.
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Danger Mouse / int_7bc076de	type	Hartman Hips
Danger Mouse / int_7bc076de	comment	Hartman Hips: Professor Squawkencluck has prominently large hips and butt. It's apparently genetics, as her parents (both of them) also have these. Teenage!Dawn from "Dark Dawn" seems to have a serious case of these, although it may mostly be a petticoat in her skirt.
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Danger Mouse / int_7c435220	type	Rushmore Refacement
Danger Mouse / int_7c435220	comment	Rushmore Refacement: At the hands (or tentacles) of alien tourists in "Welcome to Danger World!"
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Danger Mouse / int_7c4f6612	type	Comic-Book Adaptation
Danger Mouse / int_7c4f6612	comment	Comic-Book Adaptation: Danger Mouse regularly appeared in ITV-Thames' "Look-In" series of books and was generally very faithful (adding a new character—Greenback's "white sheep" nephew Hopalong Casually). Displaced in Marvel Comics' editions (seen in issues of the Count Duckula book)—no pillar box, Off-Model art (an eyebrow over DM's eyepatch), and continuity issues (Miss Boathook seen as a sexpot who in one story flirts with DM).
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Danger Mouse / int_7d6b47ef	type	Screw Learning, I Have Phlebotinum!
Danger Mouse / int_7d6b47ef	comment	Screw Learning, I Have Phlebotinum!: When Penfold's intelligence is artificially enhanced in "Never Say Clever Again", he immediately develops the ability to do complicated origami, spouts a series of facts about history and science, and starts talking with big words.
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Danger Mouse / int_7e38c1a7	type	Her Code Name Was "Mary Sue"
Danger Mouse / int_7e38c1a7	comment	Her Code Name Was "Mary Sue": In "The Duckula Show", Duckula kidnaps the writers and forces them to make him the star. He defeats opponents with little to no effort, gets constantly praised by other characters and Jeopardy Mouse asks him out.
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Danger Mouse / int_7ea2a915	type	Animation Bump
Danger Mouse / int_7ea2a915	comment	Animation Bump: For the show's low budgets, DM's dance for the tickleohippuses in "Multiplication Fable" was quite fluid. The reboot is animated in Toon Boom, and is far more detailed and fluid than the original hand drawn episodes.
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Danger Mouse / int_7efe2c19	type	Portmanteau
Danger Mouse / int_7efe2c19	comment	Portmanteau: Penfold creates one for a laugh in "The Clock Strikes Back." When DM says that Master Snozzle (who claims to be King Arthur's original magician) looked like a cross between a druid and a monk, Penfold chimes in "You mean, a 'drunk'?"
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Danger Mouse / int_7f080f98	type	Vague Age
Danger Mouse / int_7f080f98	comment	Vague Age: We don't know how old Danger Mouse and Penfold are supposed to be in both the original series and the 2015 reboot.
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Danger Mouse / int_7fbb2a3	type	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero!
Danger Mouse / int_7fbb2a3	comment	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: In "Day Of The Suds," after DM successfully corrals and destroys Greenback's army of sentient washing machines, a reporter hounds him for not only having the city with dirty laundry permanently but for the by-product of the damaged machines' fuel and sparking cables irradiating in the soap compartments: a giant detergent monster. The debut episode of the 2015 reboot has Colonel K firing Danger Mouse for destroying London while trying to stop the Frog's Head Flyer (which was controlled by Greenback's newly-introduced ally Panda-Minion, who explains he bought it on eBay). "From Duck to Dawn" has Count Duckula interviewing Danger Mouse, who tells about how great he is and what the world has done to show appreciation for it. This awakens Duckula's ambitions: he's now not content with being the biggest star in Transylvania, he now wants to BIGGEST STAR IN THE WORLD!
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Danger Mouse / int_80360df0	type	Dark Horse Victory
Danger Mouse / int_80360df0	comment	Dark Horse Victory: In Jeopardy Mouse's first episode, she and Danger Mouse spend the entire thing arguing about which of them is really the greatest secret agent in the world, but in the end they settle their differences and prepare to capture Greenback together — only to be beaten to the punch by Italy's El Hazard Mouse. In Jeopardy Mouse's second episode, she and Danger Mouse compete in a Deadly Game, only for Penfold to win at the last minute, entirely by accident.
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Danger Mouse / int_808cbaeb	type	Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking
Danger Mouse / int_808cbaeb	comment	Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking: The Mega-Brain Computer ("Mechanised Mayhem") claims to have 48K megabytes of RAM, an exponentially developing intelligence and two tickets to the Cup Finals. In "Tiptoe Through The Penfolds," DM assesses Greenback's Magnetic Molecular Molder, which is out of control making Penfold duplicates:
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Danger Mouse / int_80c1d538	type	Murder by Remote Control Vehicle
Danger Mouse / int_80c1d538	comment	Murder by Remote Control Vehicle: In "Big Head Awakens", Prof. Squawkencluck's new security system goes berserk. It seizes control of the Dangermobile and attempts to run down DM and Penfold.
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Danger Mouse / int_812a2820	type	Pink Means Feminine
Danger Mouse / int_812a2820	comment	Pink Means Feminine: Everything Dawn possesses and transforms into in "Pink Dawn".
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Danger Mouse / int_813e694d	type	Continuity Cavalcade
Danger Mouse / int_813e694d	comment	Continuity Cavalcade: The episode "Danger Fan" contains an enormous number of references to earlier episodes from the old and the new series.
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Danger Mouse / int_816a4e80	type	Star Wars (Franchise)
Danger Mouse / int_816a4e80	comment	"Custard" has a scene that calls out to the final Death Star battle scene in Star Wars, as well as a sequence in which DM plays a life-size game of Space Invaders.
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Danger Mouse / int_81faa798	type	Polar Bears and Penguins
Danger Mouse / int_81faa798	comment	Polar Bears and Penguins: Parodied in "Jeopardy Mouse". A scene in the Antarctic features both a penguin and a polar bear; the penguin asks the polar bear what he's doing there, and he explains that he's on holiday. In the 2015 Christmas Episode, Santa Claus is a polar bear and the elves are penguins. Agent 57 is a polar bear in "Ice Station Camel" and a penguin in "The Spy Who Stayed In With a Cold." At the end of "The Return of Count Duckula," the audience watching Duckula's stage show turns put to be a massive flock of penguins as he was booked at the South Pole.
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Danger Mouse / int_821bdd2c	type	Hey, Wait!
Danger Mouse / int_821bdd2c	comment	Hey, Wait!: In "Never Say Clever Again", Greenback is in the middle of kidnapping the Queen, after disabling the Danger Agents with mind-altering phlebotinum, when Penfold calls for him to halt — then wishes the Queen a happy birthday before wandering back into mental incoherence.
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Danger Mouse / int_82518cf7	type	Motor Mouth
Danger Mouse / int_82518cf7	comment	Motor Mouth: Penfold spends most of every cartoon talking his mouth off.
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Danger Mouse / int_829b958e	type	Embarrassing First Name
Danger Mouse / int_829b958e	comment	Embarrassing First Name: Professor Squawkencluck's first name is revealed to be Professor. That's right, Professor Professor Squawkencluck! In the original series, his first name was Heinrich.
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Danger Mouse / int_82a51bc7	type	Bad Moon Rising
Danger Mouse / int_82a51bc7	comment	Bad Moon Rising: In "From Duck to Dawn", the moon over Transylvania is enormous, full, and blood red.
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Danger Mouse / int_83445b04	type	Pun
Danger Mouse / int_83445b04	comment	Pun: "From Duck Till Dawn" has Duckula's broadcasts go global and turn people into vegetable zombies, with one having been turned into a literal "couch potato" as he's watching.
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Danger Mouse / int_83a8d697	type	Oblivious Guilt Slinging
Danger Mouse / int_83a8d697	comment	Oblivious Guilt Slinging: In "Greenfinger", the Professor calls DM to apologize for assuming that he would get into her experiments and create a mess — while he's in the middle of trying to clean up the mess he created after getting into her experiments.
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Danger Mouse / int_8409a385	type	Exactly What It Says on the Tin
Danger Mouse / int_8409a385	comment	Exactly What It Says on the Tin: Grovel, the robot servant of the alien Quark. Every time his name is called, he drops to the ground, grovels and apologizes.
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Danger Mouse / int_85ce4a76	type	Scooby-Dooby Doors
Danger Mouse / int_85ce4a76	comment	Scooby-Dooby Doors: When DM and Penfold are first abducted by the title object in "The Dream Machine", Greenback explains his fiendish plans for them as they stand at the end of two long rows of doors, while various bizarre creatures run out of one door and into another (in at least one case, the same creatures then rush out of a different door and into yet another one). "Close Encounters of the Absurd Kind" features several chase sequences involving DM and Penfold trying to escape the guards on Dr. Zokk's spaceship using a hoverpod; in some shots, we see several parallel walkways as the various chasers appear on first one, then another, and then another (complete with variations in the "order of procession"), while in other shots, we see a top-down view of a room with four doors as the chasers repeatedly emerge from different doors than the ones they entered.
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Danger Mouse / int_863fac26	type	Jerk Jock
Danger Mouse / int_863fac26	comment	Jerk Jock: "High School Inedible" implies that Danger Mouse himself was one of these in high school.
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Danger Mouse / int_86a225fe	type	Fancy Toilet Awe
Danger Mouse / int_86a225fe	comment	Fancy Toilet Awe: One of the main threats in the revival is Doctor Loocifer, an advanced Japanese toilet given intelligence by a computer chip which Penfold dropped in it by accident.
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Danger Mouse / int_86daf505	type	Parental Bonus
Danger Mouse / int_86daf505	comment	Parental Bonus: Of the non-squicky kind. There are a lot of jokes and Shout Outs that adults will enjoy rather more than the kids. This exchange from "The Hickory Dickory Dock Dilemma" references a certain popular time travel series: "Custard" has DM, Penfold, and the Custard Mite of Glutt stranded in a pink hole, and they emerge on Earth through a time traveler's potting shed. Also in evidence a lot in the licensed game Danger Mouse in the Black Forest Chateau, starting with the title. One scene has our hero falling into a moat, and attracting the attention of a shark — "unfortunately he's a lone shark, and takes a great deal of interest". In the reboot series, the Duckula reintroduction episode is "From Duck To Dawn", a play on the vampire-stripper movie From Dusk Till Dawn.
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Danger Mouse / int_8712e4c9	type	Story-Breaker Power
Danger Mouse / int_8712e4c9	comment	Story-Breaker Power: Invoked. In "Clash of the Odd-esy" DM's made into a Physical God by Zeus. He gets bored of just sitting around pretty fast and goes to take on his usual Rogues Gallery, only to realize absolute power takes the fun out of fighting evil since they're no threat.
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Danger Mouse / int_87629455	type	No Communities Were Harmed
Danger Mouse / int_87629455	comment	No Communities Were Harmed: Colonel K lists the New York City landmarks that have disappeared in "The Statue of Liberty Caper"—Yonkee Studio, Umpire State Building, and the Giggleheim Museum.
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Danger Mouse / int_87ede6fc	type	That Man Is Dead
Danger Mouse / int_87ede6fc	comment	That Man Is Dead: Parodied in "Pink Dawn". "There is no Dawn. There is only ... The Princess!"
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Danger Mouse / int_88141a44	type	Heartwarming Orphan
Danger Mouse / int_88141a44	comment	Heartwarming Orphan: Parodied with the crippled Street Urchin Tiny Tim in the 2015 Christmas Episode.
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Danger Mouse / int_8829dfa0	type	What the Hell Is That Accent?
Danger Mouse / int_8829dfa0	comment	What the Hell Is That Accent?: Jeopardy Mouse's accent is clearly American, but can't be placed to any particular region.
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Danger Mouse / int_884e513b	type	Medium Awareness
Danger Mouse / int_884e513b	comment	Medium Awareness: Mostly DM. In "The Duckula Show", Duckula becomes a Reality Warper by proxy by kidnapping the show's writers and forcing them to rewrite the show in his favor.
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Danger Mouse / int_89b8822f	type	Go Mad from the Revelation
Danger Mouse / int_89b8822f	comment	Go Mad from the Revelation: In "Planet of the Toilets," John — a robotic toilet that gains self-awareness — is horrified when he learns of his expected function. This causes him to go rogue and rebrand himself as "Dr. Loocifer."
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Danger Mouse / int_8a295a46	type	Cool Car
Danger Mouse / int_8a295a46	comment	Cool Car: DM's wheels, officially named "The Hero's Car" (or the Mk. III/IV depending on which incarnation).
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Danger Mouse / int_8af25294	type	Bullet Time
Danger Mouse / int_8af25294	comment	Bullet Time: In "Big Head Awakens", DM has a fight scene with Panda-Minion, who is disguised as a milkman and throws single-serve tubs of yoghurt as if they were grenades. At one point, the scene goes into bullet time so DM can taste a tub of yoghurt as it narrowly misses his head.
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Danger Mouse / int_8ca20b69	type	Out-of-Character Moment
Danger Mouse / int_8ca20b69	comment	Out-of-Character Moment: When Professor Squawkencluck finds out that she has to pose as Danger Mouse's wife/Penfold's mother in "We Aren't Family", she views this as gender stereotyping. Aside from this episode, she's never seemed to express any feminist/social justice beliefs (considering the circumstances of the scene, chances are that she was just trying to find a lame excuse to get out of posing as Danger Mouse's wife).
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Danger Mouse / int_8cf6aa	type	Literal Metaphor
Danger Mouse / int_8cf6aa	comment	Literal Metaphor: In "Danger at C Level", Colonel K remarks that what the situation needs is an agent who doesn't know the meaning of the word "fear". DM, it turns out, really doesn't. "Is it French?" (In "Welcome to Danger World!" it turns out he doesn't know "cowardly" either. "Are you sure that's a word?") The whole plot of "The World Wide Spider" proceeds from the revelation that the World Wide Web is literally an enormous world-spanning spider web, spun by a gargantuan spider. Which, when it gets nasty, they deal with by threatening to hoover it up with the equally literal Vacuum of Space. In "Send in the Clones", DM and Penfold go to save the day on the richest planet in the universe. Penfold makes a comment about the alien beings who live there being "made of money", which turns out to be literally true.
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Danger Mouse / int_8d23f3a7	type	Timey-Wimey Ball
Danger Mouse / int_8d23f3a7	comment	Timey-Wimey Ball: In the episode "Inventor Preventer", DM and Penfold go back in time to prevent Isambard King Kong Brunell inventing the time machine. This gets lampshaded in the final scene.
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Danger Mouse / int_8d25533e	type	Your Size May Vary
Danger Mouse / int_8d25533e	comment	Your Size May Vary: Sometimes the animators were inconsistent with the size of DM and Penfold, even though the beginning of every episode shows them living in a pillar box. A lot of the time they were their normal rodent size, but sometimes they were the size of short humans. It wasn't just DM and Penfold. The episode "Bandits, Beans and Ballyhoo" even had Mexican bandito El Loco smuggling himself into the country by hiding in their luggage, and he doesn't exactly have any trouble fitting inside the pillar box. The 2015 reboot gets around this by making the characters human size and the pillar box the size of a tall building.
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Danger Mouse / int_8f10ec79	type	Weather-Control Machine
Danger Mouse / int_8f10ec79	comment	Weather-Control Machine: One of Greenback's many plots for world domination ("The Next Ice Age Begins At Midnight").
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Danger Mouse / int_8f4a4aad	type	Tongue on the Flagpole
Danger Mouse / int_8f4a4aad	comment	Tongue on the Flagpole: A variation. At one point in "Melted", Danger Mouse's butt gets frozen to a throne of ice as part of Pink Dawn's plan to reenact her favourite musical. He has to be rescued by Penfold with a hot water bottle.
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Danger Mouse / int_8fa248fa	type	Variable Terminal Velocity
Danger Mouse / int_8fa248fa	comment	Variable Terminal Velocity: Danger Mouse does the "fall faster to catch someone" trick to rescue Penfold in the title sequence of the revived series.
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Danger Mouse / int_8fe62fe3	type	Popping Buttons
Danger Mouse / int_8fe62fe3	comment	Popping Buttons: In "The Return of Danger K", Colonel K uses his no-longer-well-fitting Danger Suit to his advantage in the final battle, firing buttons as projectiles at his opponent.
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Danger Mouse / int_902ff525	type	Sdrawkcab Alias
Danger Mouse / int_902ff525	comment	Sdrawkcab Alias: Dlofnep the Magnificent in "The Hickory Dickory Dock Dilemma" is a future Penfold ("Dlofnep" backwards for) who rules London!!
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Danger Mouse / int_906a72da	type	Terror-dactyl
Danger Mouse / int_906a72da	comment	Terror-dactyl: A pterodactyl menaces DM in his flying car in "150 Million Years Lost". It resembles a toothy Pteranodon and is able to grab the car with its feet.
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Danger Mouse / int_90fbce80	type	Everyone Hates Fruit Cakes
Danger Mouse / int_90fbce80	comment	Everyone Hates Fruit Cakes: In the 2015 Christmas Episode, the villain says that if DM gets anywhere near defeating him, "I'll eat my hat". One brief fight scene later, he's choking the hat down, remarking as he does that it tastes even worse than fruit cake.
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Danger Mouse / int_9350a0b9	type	The Tape Knew You Would Say That
Danger Mouse / int_9350a0b9	comment	The Tape Knew You Would Say That: The episode "Duckula Meets Frankenstoat" features a taped transmission from Colonel K: In "Where There's a Well, There's a Way", the scroll telling where to find Merlin's inkwell and make a wish upon it seemed to know what Penfold was going to say next.
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Danger Mouse / int_93a38c9b	type	Magic Feather
Danger Mouse / int_93a38c9b	comment	Magic Feather: Parodied in the 2015 Christmas Episode, in which Santa Claus takes a 10-Minute Retirement after a villain steals the magic hat that gives Santa his powers. Professor Squawkencluck gives him an inspirational speech — "You don't need some hat, you're Santa!" — and he goes out and helps DM defeat the villain. When DM offers him the hat back, Santa proudly declares that he doesn't need it any more... and something immediately happens that forces him to admit that he actually does.
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Danger Mouse / int_94332264	type	Busman's Holiday
Danger Mouse / int_94332264	comment	Busman's Holiday: In "Danger at C Level", Penfold needs a holiday, so he and DM go on an ocean cruise — the same day that Baron von Greenback attempts to take over the world with giant sea monsters.
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Danger Mouse / int_950bbfa7	type	Take a Third Option
Danger Mouse / int_950bbfa7	comment	In the 2015 series, Danger Mouse and Jeopardy Mouse are tied for world's greatest secret agent (though they may have been bested by El Hazard Mouse) and, despite her susceptibility to bright lights, Danger Moth is the second greatest.
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Danger Mouse / int_95ac8056	type	Wild Take
Danger Mouse / int_95ac8056	comment	Wild Take: Penfold is often rather animated (in every sense of the word) when he is scared (which is often). A particularly good example happens when he and DM are confronted by three vampires in "Trouble With Ghosts": In "Danger World", when DM has to pretend to be a coward so the alien tourists lose interest, Penfold tries to teach him how to do this. He's not very good at it.
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Danger Mouse / int_95b875b1	type	Not Me This Time
Danger Mouse / int_95b875b1	comment	Not Me This Time: DM thinks that Greenback is behind the revolt of London's appliances in "Mechanised Mayhem," but Greenback is actually being victimized...by his own Frog's Head Flyer!
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Danger Mouse / int_96b89043	type	Not So Above It All
Danger Mouse / int_96b89043	comment	Not So Above It All: DM might be the 'Greatest Secret Agent in the World', but with a show like Danger Mouse he's not immune from the craziness. This is generally restricted to bad puns at inappropriate moments and walking into traps because he's not paying attention to the obvious. Jeopardy Mouse from the 2015 series may be more skilled than Danger Mouse, but she can be just as egocentric as him.
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Danger Mouse / int_970c790a	type	Big Bad
Danger Mouse / int_970c790a	comment	Big Bad: Baron Silas Greenback. In the 1979 pilot "The Mystery Of The Lost Chord", he was named Greenteeth. In the 2015 reboot, Silas's name is slightly extended to Baron Silas Von Greenback. In what could be a bit of Foreshadowing, the head of the International Egg Company (1981 episode "Chicken Run") identifies him as Baron Von Greenback.
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Danger Mouse / int_972142db	type	Headless Horseman
Danger Mouse / int_972142db	comment	Headless Horseman: The Headless Postman in "The Scare Mouse Project", a spectre originally defeated by DM's ancestor Ichabod Mouse.
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Danger Mouse / int_97c4763	type	The Professor
Danger Mouse / int_97c4763	comment	The Professor: Professor Heinrich von Squawkencluck in the original series, and his niece in the reboot.
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Danger Mouse / int_982b6570	type	Friendly Neighborhood Vampire
Danger Mouse / int_982b6570	comment	Friendly Neighborhood Vampire: Count Duckula in the 2015 reboot subverts this to an extent, as he is much more villainous than his 80's spin-off self, but that being said, he is at least civil, humorous, and jovial when he's not being jealous of DM and his fame. The episode "We Aren't Family" shows Duckula dancing with the Princess, so he at least has some allies.
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Danger Mouse / int_9923f95e	type	Head Desk
Danger Mouse / int_9923f95e	comment	Headdesk
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Danger Mouse / int_992d42a7	type	Dynamite Candle
Danger Mouse / int_992d42a7	comment	Dynamite Candle: In a flashback in "Happy Boom Day", the young Greenback has a traumatic birthday featuring exploding candles on the birthday cake.
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Danger Mouse / int_9a3285c	type	Invisibility
Danger Mouse / int_9a3285c	comment	Invisibility: "The Return of Danger K" introduces Ivana the Invisible, who apart from being invisible herself flies an invisible jet (which Penfold bumps his head on because he can't see it) that fires invisible missiles (which are consequently rather difficult to dodge).
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Danger Mouse / int_9aaad071	type	HA HA HAâ€”No
Danger Mouse / int_9aaad071	comment	HA HA HAâ€”No: Happens in "The World is Full of Stuff". Colonel K bursts into laughter at the future-predicting photo of Danger Mouse and Professor Squawkencluck kissing, but afterwards is strictly against them actually doing so.
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Danger Mouse / int_9ae0ead1	type	Villains Out Shopping
Danger Mouse / int_9ae0ead1	comment	Villains Out Shopping: Near the start of "The Snowman Cometh" the narrator apologises that they couldn't get a better villain than the Snowman because all the other villains are busy celebrating the holidays.
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Danger Mouse / int_9b178667	type	Broke Episode
Danger Mouse / int_9b178667	comment	Broke Episode: The first revival episode "Danger Mouse Begins... Again." has shades of this after DM stops Panda-Minion. Colonel K tells DM point blank that the bill to repair London after the latter's pursuit of Panda-Minion had bankrupted the secret service to the point that Colonel K and Squawkencluck had to share their respective areas of the HQ in one room.
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Danger Mouse / int_9c23f3a0	type	Bigfoot, Sasquatch, and Yeti
Danger Mouse / int_9c23f3a0	comment	Bigfoot, Sasquatch, and Yeti: Featured in "The Four Tasks Of Danger Mouse" and "Bigfoot Falls."
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Danger Mouse / int_9c6da41b	type	Spot the Imposter
Danger Mouse / int_9c6da41b	comment	Spot the Imposter: In "Sinister Mouse", DM and his Evil Twin get in a fight that results in them both being covered in mud and obscuring the differences in their appearances, so Penfold has to devise a Something Only They Would Say test to tell them apart.
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Danger Mouse / int_9dab0a6e	type	Continuity Nod
Danger Mouse / int_9dab0a6e	comment	Continuity Nod: Many of the other competitors in the deadly game show in "Quark Games" are adversaries from earlier episodes.
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Danger Mouse / int_9dd2329c	type	Camera Abuse
Danger Mouse / int_9dd2329c	comment	Camera Abuse: When the Danger Agents are staggering around after being mentally attacked in "Never Say Clever Again", Danger Moth rams face-first into the camera. At the end of "From Duck to Dawn", Count Duckula transforms into a bat and flies off, shouting a Medium-Aware We Will Meet Again boast back at DM — and then flies straight into the camera because he's not watching where he's going.
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Danger Mouse / int_9e943076	type	One-Man Army
Danger Mouse / int_9e943076	comment	One-Man Army: Danger Mouse in the 2015 reboot is capable of taking on entire groups of powerful enemies by himself, dispatching them with a smile and a witty Bond One-Liner whenever he gets the chance.
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Danger Mouse / int_9eaf2be0	type	Three-Point Landing
Danger Mouse / int_9eaf2be0	comment	Three-Point Landing: DM does one in "From Duck to Dawn" after being ejected by Count Duckula. Beside him, Penfold does a faceplant.
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Danger Mouse / int_9f6fb586	type	Leitmotif
Danger Mouse / int_9f6fb586	comment	Leitmotif: One episode has a mole who speaks with a "Yorkshire miner" stereotype accent; whenever he's on screen, Dvorak's "New World Symphony" (inextricably associated with Yorkshire poverty through Hovis adverts) plays in the background.
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Danger Mouse / int_9fb5d589	type	Not Now, Kiddo
Danger Mouse / int_9fb5d589	comment	Not Now, Kiddo: "Shush!"
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Danger Mouse / int_a0fd6f80	type	Lazy Artist
Danger Mouse / int_a0fd6f80	comment	Lazy Artist: Lampshaded in "Quark! Quark!" When Penfold asks why he and DM are disguised as a camel, DM explains it's because the animators couldn't draw horses. In "The Good, the Bad and the Motionless", DM's evil alter ego has Penfold in suspended animation, which DM chalks up to the animators being on their tea break. All the animation in "Danger Mouse Saves The World...Again", except for that of Greenback's congress of evil doers and DM waking up from the episode-long dream, is either repeat animation from previous episodes or stock animation. Apparently an unusual number of episodes were set in the Arctic or other snowbound scenes because they required less colouring in. Fight scenes in rooms where all the lights are off are also frequent in the original series, the only animation being the moving eyes of the characters on the pitch-black background. Animation was done on paper and cels larger than that traditional 10-field size for TV and short subject animation. Many scenes had the characters animated very small to save on ink and paint with the camera zoomed in on them. This would also cut down on the risk of the cels' edges showing in case of a pan left or right. Lazy writer: some of the dialogue from the middle of "All Fall Down" is reused tracks from series 1 episodes, most notably from "The Strange Case Of The Ghost Bus". Likewise, the golf scene in "Afternoon Off With The Fangboner" is reanimated for "Pillow Fright" but it uses the same dialogue tracks.
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Danger Mouse / int_a17dac32	type	Too Incompetent to Operate a Blanket
Danger Mouse / int_a17dac32	comment	Too Incompetent to Operate a Blanket: In "Send in the Clones", Penfold is watching TV when an ad comes on for "Soup Funnel", a product for people too lazy or unco-ordinated to use a soup spoon. (You stick the funnel in your mouth and pour the soup in. Hard to imagine how that could go wrong.)
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Danger Mouse / int_a18042f1	type	Left the Background Music On
Danger Mouse / int_a18042f1	comment	Left the Background Music On: The first episode of "The Bad Luck Eye of the Little Yellow God" features Colonel K trying to bring DM up to speed on Greenback's theft of the title object: "Play It Again, Wufgang" centres on the destruction of the world's music, which cripples our heroes since they're physically incapable of doing anything without accompanying Background Music. They finish the episode via blatantly-lampshaded Diegetic Music provided by a cassette player (which has been kept in safe storage for just such an occasion). Difficulties with cueing the right music que leads to a hilariously climactic series of Soundtrack Dissonance, which actually causes the scene to go wrong until the right music is played.
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Danger Mouse / int_a188ac4b	type	Overly Long Gag
Danger Mouse / int_a188ac4b	comment	Overly Long Gag: Every time Grovelnote 'I'm sorry, I'm sorry, master!' hears his name mentioned.
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Danger Mouse / int_a18fda9c	type	Dumb Muscle
Danger Mouse / int_a18fda9c	comment	Dumb Muscle: Panda-Minion in the revived series.
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Danger Mouse / int_a23613f9	type	Inconvenient Itch
Danger Mouse / int_a23613f9	comment	Inconvenient Itch: When DM ties up Greenback in the first episode of the reboot, he demands that someone untie him — or at least scratch his itchy nose.
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Danger Mouse / int_a236dd4c	type	Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal
Danger Mouse / int_a236dd4c	comment	Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal: Count Duckula in the original show and Isambard King Kong Brunel in the reboot.
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Danger Mouse / int_a29a7058	type	Not Quite Flight
Danger Mouse / int_a29a7058	comment	Not Quite Flight: As of "Quark Games", the 2015 reboot has equipped DM, Penfold, and Jeopardy Mouse with wing-suits (and provided narrative excuse for why they don't always have them).
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Danger Mouse / int_a3597c29	type	Magic Countdown
Danger Mouse / int_a3597c29	comment	Magic Countdown: "The Return of Danger K" has a 30-second countdown in five-second increments. It takes a whole minute to get from "30 seconds remaining" to "5 seconds remaining", and the last five-second interval lasts 30 seconds all on its own.
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Danger Mouse / int_a56753ec	type	Elephants Are Scared of Mice
Danger Mouse / int_a56753ec	comment	Elephants Are Scared of Mice: In "The Great Bone Idol", Count Duckula steals the idol and awakens a herd of elephants in the underground cavern in which Danger Mouse and Penfold had traversed to locate the idol. On seeing DM, the elephants naturally freak out.
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Danger Mouse / int_a6123b72	type	Enfant Terrible
Danger Mouse / int_a6123b72	comment	Enfant Terrible: Dawn "The Princess" Crumhorn, aka "Pink Dawn", is introduced in the 2015 reboot as the youngest villainess in DM's rouges gallery. With her tiara powered by an experimental gel, she gains a handful of reality warping abilities, from changing colors to pink, to turning her mansion into a giant playhouse. In "Melted", she threatens to melt the polar ice caps and flood the entire world, all just to reenact her favorite movie.
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Danger Mouse / int_a6c677c4	type	Not Hyperbole
Danger Mouse / int_a6c677c4	comment	Not Hyperbole: In "The World Wide Spider", DM panics about an enormous spider in his bathroom. When Penfold, tutting at the exaggeration, goes to fetch it out, he discovers that it really is enormous: it's literally bigger than DM.
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Danger Mouse / int_a6cbef9a	type	Joker Immunity
Danger Mouse / int_a6cbef9a	comment	Joker Immunity: Can apply to Greenback, whose fate after some episodes where his ship or one of his devices explodes before him are unclear yet he returns in ensuing episodes. This is most notable in "Statues" where the statue of chef Monsieur Smaquing Lippes comes to life with the intent of turning Greenback into a dish of frog's legs. The ungodly groan offscreen indicates Smaquing Lippes succeeded.
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Danger Mouse / int_a73c667a	type	Captivity Harmonica
Danger Mouse / int_a73c667a	comment	Captivity Harmonica: Penfold does the honours when he and DM are imprioned in "Escape from Big Head".
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Danger Mouse / int_a74d419a	type	Unfinished, Untested, Used Anyway
Danger Mouse / int_a74d419a	comment	Unfinished, Untested, Used Anyway: In "Frankensquawk's Monster", Professor Squawkencluck and her mother, another famous scientist, collaborate on a device to solve the problem of the week. Once they've constructed it, Squawkencluck Senior notes that the next step ought to be peer review and a lot of testing — then they hand the thing to DM, he uses it, and it works perfectly. At the start of "Penfold B.F.," DM is in receipt of a vitamin capsule which is untested. Colonel K tells him to not take it or give it to Penfold, but Penfold mistakes it as candy and swallows it leading to him becoming the Blue Flash.
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Danger Mouse / int_a7ca682e	type	Kitchen Sink Included
Danger Mouse / int_a7ca682e	comment	Kitchen Sink Included: Professor Squawkencluck's demonstration of the new features added to the Mark IV in "The Other Day the World Stood Still". (An impressed Penfold then remarks that it can do just about everything except tapdance — and the Professor demonstrates that it can do that, too.)
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Danger Mouse / int_a7faec8e	type	Written Sound Effect
Danger Mouse / int_a7faec8e	comment	Written Sound Effect: During the fight scene in the dark in "Sinister Mouse".
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Danger Mouse / int_a8298592	type	Mouse World
Danger Mouse / int_a8298592	comment	The original series is set in a Mouse World, and Danger Mouse's secret HQ is a mouse-sized skyscraper disguised as a human-sized pillar box. The revived series is set in a world of talking animals where the secret HQ is a normal-sized skyscraper and disguising it as a pillar box ought to make it more conspicuous rather than less, but it's still a pillar box because it just wouldn't be right for DM to live in anything else.
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Danger Mouse / int_a91e52bc	type	Overthe Top Rollercoaster
Danger Mouse / int_a91e52bc	comment	Over-the-Top Roller Coaster: In "The Duel", Baron Greenback tricks DM and Penfold onto an insane roller coaster that launches their car into outer space at its apex.
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Danger Mouse / int_a939a527	type	Red Eyes, Take Warning
Danger Mouse / int_a939a527	comment	Red Eyes, Take Warning: Count Duckula has these, and despite his flamboyancy, has proven to be a worthy enemy.
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Danger Mouse / int_a9de87d2	type	Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass
Danger Mouse / int_a9de87d2	comment	Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: Penfold on a few occasions. He takes the initiative in "Public Enemy No. 1" (when DM gets amnesia) and "Beware Of Mexicans Delivering Milk" (after DM's strength is sapped). This is inverted in "Penfold Transformed" as the Penfold robot (whom DM assumedly doesn't know is a robot) answers a Crossword Puzzle clue that DM can't:
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Danger Mouse / int_aa8940ee	type	Destructive Saviour
Danger Mouse / int_aa8940ee	comment	Destructive Saviour: Danger Mouse is depicted as one in the first episode of the reboot, leading to the secret service temporarily deciding that he's more trouble than he's worth.
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Danger Mouse / int_aa9fcfed	type	Embarrassing Middle Name
Danger Mouse / int_aa9fcfed	comment	Embarrassing Middle Name: "Sinister Mouse" reveals that Penfold has one, but we don't get to hear the name itself, only see DM's reaction when he hears it.
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Danger Mouse / int_aac863b8	type	Action-Hogging Opening
Danger Mouse / int_aac863b8	comment	Action-Hogging Opening: Two sets of bomb-dodging, multi-sword wielding spider, rescuing Penfold from an alligator pit, then jumping into the Mark III and over to the narrator. Exaggerated in the 2015 intro— with DM dodging exploding lasers to rescue Penfold from giant laser cannons, the two leaping off a cliff to dodge the resulting explosion, causing them to skydive and glide over a lava pit far below with a wing-suit and landing in the Flying Car with it, flying through a stylised London and giant glass Union Flag (Whilst dodging the raining shards at high speed), before ejecting out to dodge the giant rolling bomb that makes up the title logo. And all to an exciting modernised version of the classic theme, no less!
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Danger Mouse / int_abf92023	type	Wolf Man
Danger Mouse / int_abf92023	comment	Wolf Man: One appears in the establishing shot at the beginning of "From Duck to Dawn".
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Danger Mouse / int_ad1db87c	type	Oh, Crap!
Danger Mouse / int_ad1db87c	comment	Oh, Crap!: Combines with Expressive Ears in "Trouble With Ghosts"; DM opens a door and a skeletal hand points a gun at him. As DM turns to give the camera a worried look, his ears droop. In "The Four Tasks of Danger Mouse", DM tries to knock out the yeti while he sleeps by pushing a large boulder onto him from a clifftop. However, the yeti's breath is so powerful that he simply blows the boulder back to the clifftop. Danger Mouse groans "Oh, no..." and gives the camera a look that would do Wile E. Coyote proud as the boulder falls toward him. Combines with Expressive Ears again in "The Wild, Wild Goose Chase" in the second use of the Running Gag of DM getting stuck in a hole... straight through the "ceiling" of an underground-dwelling night shift worker who gets rid of DM by biting his legs and sending him jumping into the air in pain. The second time this happens, we hear, "'Ey, Gladys, look what's dropped in! I think this character's following us around!" DM groans, "Oh no, not again..." as his ears droop to cover his face seconds before he leaps into the air in agony. In "Pink Dawn" of the revival series, after Professor Squawkencluck saves Dawn from eating a mini particle fusion bomb that looks like a gumball, it suddenly cuts to Penfold having an 'oh-crap' expression before spitting out said bomb that he thought was a gumball. He tosses it away afterward- where right on cue, it explodes behind him.
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Danger Mouse / int_ad4578de	type	Hollow World
Danger Mouse / int_ad4578de	comment	Hollow World: In the episode "Journey to the Earth's 'Cor!'"
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Danger Mouse / int_ae50d11c	type	Shrink Ray
Danger Mouse / int_ae50d11c	comment	Shrink Ray: "Big Penfold" features a shrink ray that can also be put in reverse and used to make things bigger.
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Danger Mouse / int_aec3e0b8	type	Glory Hound
Danger Mouse / int_aec3e0b8	comment	Glory Hound: Danger Mouse is given this in the 2015 reboot as a Fatal Flaw. His overwhelming desire to win often puts the mission at risk.
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Danger Mouse / int_aed65980	type	All for Nothing
Danger Mouse / int_aed65980	comment	All for Nothing: ZigZagged in episode "All Fall Down." Mac the Fork and Dudley Poyson have built a world-shattering earthquake device from plans stolen from Puttinghamdown Research Centre. Once the device is built, DM studies the blueprints for it and lets the villains try to use it. As DM and Penfold escape and the villains activate the device, the very building they're in (and only the building) comes crumbling to earth over them. DM notes that Colonel K must have spilt his tea on the blueprint, making what was left of it only able to get the device to enable localized quakes. Penfold wonders if he and DM went through all that for nothing, but DM reasons it did put pay to two nasty villains.
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Danger Mouse / int_b06bbf4b	type	Be Careful What You Wish For
Danger Mouse / int_b06bbf4b	comment	Be Careful What You Wish For: After DM causes the Mega-Brain computer to blow up in "Mechanised Mayhem," it eventually stops Greenback's travel device from attacking their HQ. Greenback wants a bigger and better computer, and the Mega-Brain computer crash lands on top of him and Stiletto.
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Danger Mouse / int_b0a91b69	type	Convection, Schmonvection
Danger Mouse / int_b0a91b69	comment	Convection, Schmonvection: In the 2015 Christmas Episode, DM defeats a giant snowman by lassoing him and flying him off to the Sun, and he doesn't even start to melt until he comes into physical contact with the Sun's surface.
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Danger Mouse / int_b156a790	type	Evil Sounds Raspy
Danger Mouse / int_b156a790	comment	Evil Sounds Raspy: Baron Silas Greenback, bordering on Vader Breath.
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Danger Mouse / int_b352279a	type	Attack of the Killer Whatever
Danger Mouse / int_b352279a	comment	Attack of the Killer Whatever: In "Planet of the Toilets", the world's first self-aware robot toilet leads its brethren in a revolution against the human oppressors.
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Danger Mouse / int_b3d1b7e3	type	Genius Bonus
Danger Mouse / int_b3d1b7e3	comment	With a side order of Genius Bonus as well. Early pillarboxes were known as "Penfolds" after their designer.
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Danger Mouse / int_b3f33bcd	type	Princess Phase
Danger Mouse / int_b3f33bcd	comment	Princess Phase: "Pink" Dawn Crumhorn a.k.a. The Princess. A young spoiled poodle who is solidly in the middle of her princess phase and who becomes powerful after her tiara comes into contact with personality-amplifying mind gel. Double subverted in "Dark Dawn" when she became an Emo Teen, only to return to the princess phase in the end.
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Danger Mouse / int_b4ed2f29	type	The Man Behind the Curtain
Danger Mouse / int_b4ed2f29	comment	The Man Behind the Curtain: The title world in "The Planet of the Cats" is ruled by Greenback's great-great-etc.-nephew (who happens to look and sound identical to his great-great-etc.-uncle, complete with a caterpillar called Nero), posing as feline leader Big Leo. DM discovers the true identity of "Big Leo" and uses this information to get out of being cornered by the cats so that he can rescue Penfold. The cats are not happy to find out they have been taking orders from a toad:
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Danger Mouse / int_b5049d76	type	Added Alliterative Appeal
Danger Mouse / int_b5049d76	comment	Added Alliterative Appeal: Frequently used, and just as frequently lampshaded by the narrator: The main characters are usually given descriptive titles, with DM as "the White Wonder", Penfold "the Hopeless Hamster", and Greenback "the Terrible Toad".
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Danger Mouse / int_b58b4e3c	type	Too Dumb to Live
Danger Mouse / int_b58b4e3c	comment	Too Dumb to Live: In "The Day of the Suds", Baron Greenback orders Stiletto to destroy all washing machines in town. Stiletto asks if the order applies to the machine they're in and the Baron, not stopping to think about the questions, says "yes". Baron Greenback figures it out but not on time to stop Stiletto.
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Danger Mouse / int_b5b4b077	type	The Ace
Danger Mouse / int_b5b4b077	comment	The Ace: DM himself; his Theme Song even tells you outright! In the 2015 series, Danger Mouse and Jeopardy Mouse are tied for world's greatest secret agent (though they may have been bested by El Hazard Mouse) and, despite her susceptibility to bright lights, Danger Moth is the second greatest.
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Danger Mouse / int_b5e23d81	type	The Collector
Danger Mouse / int_b5e23d81	comment	The Collector: The villain of the episode "Danger Fan" is the eponymous fan, who decides it's no longer enough to have every action figure ever made of Danger Mouse and his friends and enemies, and starts kidnapping the people themselves to add to his collection.
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Danger Mouse / int_b75cf01c	type	There Is No Rule Six
Danger Mouse / int_b75cf01c	comment	There Is No Rule Six: In "Demons Aren't Dull," DM saved him and Penfold from the Demon of the Fourth Dimension by invoking a clause in the by-laws of the Union of Devious, Diabolical and Dimensional Demons note Affiliated with Gremlins, Ghouls, Ghosts and Things That Go "Waaaaooooh!" In the Dark that states any victim not destroyed by the end of episode four has to be returned to their own dimension or have his powers revoked by the Boss Demon. Once returned, DM lets on that there isn't any such clause. He made it up. (Just as well...the Demon planted DM and Penfold thousands of feet in the air, causing them to plummet earthwards.)
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Danger Mouse / int_b7bc7d28	type	Attention Deficit... Ooh, Shiny!
Danger Mouse / int_b7bc7d28	comment	Danger Moth from the 2015 series is, of course, easily distracted by bright lights.
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Danger Mouse / int_b80ade56	type	Name One
Danger Mouse / int_b80ade56	comment	Name One: In "Big Head Awakens", Professor Squawkencluck complains that DM is always misusing and breaking her gadgets, and he challenges her to name three examples. She does, immediately. "All right, name four."
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Danger Mouse / int_b8dbbc07	type	Ink-Suit Actor
Danger Mouse / int_b8dbbc07	comment	Ink-Suit Actor: Tennis star John McEnroe is caricatured as a robot in "Duckula Meets Frankenstoat".
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Danger Mouse / int_b8e3f20a	type	Demoted to Extra
Danger Mouse / int_b8e3f20a	comment	Demoted to Extra: Greenback, Stiletto and Nero were nearly in every episode for the first five seasons. Starting with season 6, they began to appear less in favor of more villains for Danger Mouse to face.
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Danger Mouse / int_b9918c48	type	Nobody Here but Us Statues
Danger Mouse / int_b9918c48	comment	Nobody Here but Us Statues: In "Sinister Mouse", DM is walking around a wax museum and comes to a statue of himself and Penfold, but itself actually just a statue of DM that the real Penfold is posing with while wishing somebody would make a statue of him too.
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Danger Mouse / int_ba236071	type	It Makes Sense in Context
Danger Mouse / int_ba236071	comment	In "Ants, Trees And...Whoops-A-Daisy," DM is hesitant to rescue Penfold from the ant tribe holding him captive so they may sacrifice his eyebrows, because there are lots of them and only one DM. He tells Penfold that what he really needs is the Magnificent Seven.
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Danger Mouse / int_bb094e0a	type	Cool Ship
Danger Mouse / int_bb094e0a	comment	Cool Ship: The Frog's Head Flyer (also Humongous Mecha relative to the rest of the cast of course).
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Danger Mouse / int_bb82c453	type	Modern Major General
Danger Mouse / int_bb82c453	comment	Modern Major General: Colonel K; however, in the 2015 reboot, it is made explicit that he used to be an agent of some competence, and save for being old and out of shape he might still be a useful agent, implying The Peter Principle.
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Danger Mouse / int_bc00493f	type	Precision F-Strike
Danger Mouse / int_bc00493f	comment	Precision F-Strike: An extremely mild case, from "The Wild Wild Goose Chase" with DM and Penfold traversing a desert. Similarly in "The Strange Case Of The Ghost Bus", the narrator describes the Himalayas (up where DM and Penfold are hiking) as a "white hell."
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Danger Mouse / int_bcfc7495	type	Cowboy Episode
Danger Mouse / int_bcfc7495	comment	Cowboy Episode: In "A Fistful of Penfolds", in Penfold City, Professor Squawkencluck's secret testing ground is a western town filled with Penbots, new 'Tenfolds' are being developed to become better sidekicks than the original Penfold.
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Danger Mouse / int_bd842706	type	Hologram
Danger Mouse / int_bd842706	comment	Hologram: Colonel K uses one to communicate with DM in the reboot.
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Danger Mouse / int_be9392d	type	The Quincy Punk
Danger Mouse / int_be9392d	comment	The Quincy Punk: Birch Badboy, a villain from The '80s who stages a comeback in "The Return of Danger K".
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Danger Mouse / int_bee8baee	type	Faint in Shock
Danger Mouse / int_bee8baee	comment	Faint in Shock: DM himself, uncharacteristically, faints dead away at the prospect of confronting the world's largest spider in "The World Wide Spider".
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Danger Mouse / int_bf09d8e8	type	Eye Colour Change
Danger Mouse / int_bf09d8e8	comment	Eye Colour Change: In "Pink Dawn", Dawn's eyes go all pink when she gains Reality Warper powers.
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Danger Mouse / int_c09dbbbb	type	Weaksauce Weakness
Danger Mouse / int_c09dbbbb	comment	Weaksauce Weakness: Danger Moth from the 2015 series is, of course, easily distracted by bright lights. In "Planet of the Toilets", the rampaging toilets all cower in fear at the mere sight of someone brandishing a toilet brush.
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Danger Mouse / int_c1d5b78	type	Reading the Stage Directions Out Loud
Danger Mouse / int_c1d5b78	comment	Reading the Stage Directions Out Loud: Stiletto in the "Safety Mouse" promotional video in the first episode of the reboot.
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Danger Mouse / int_c20a3586	type	Amnesia Danger
Danger Mouse / int_c20a3586	comment	Amnesia Danger: In "There's No Place Like Greenback", Baron von Greenback loses his memory after getting a whiff of the amnesia gas he was planning to use on London, leaving DM and Penfold to try to restore his memory so he can tell them how to deactive the gas emitter before the timer runs down and it activates. It turns out the Baron was only faking the whole time, to keep DM distracted.
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Danger Mouse / int_c25f7913	type	By the Lights of Their Eyes
Danger Mouse / int_c25f7913	comment	By the Lights of Their Eyes: Standard for any scene set in darkness.
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Danger Mouse / int_c2d5b652	type	Playing Both Sides
Danger Mouse / int_c2d5b652	comment	Playing Both Sides: In "The Frog Who Would Be King", Baron Von Greenback apparently reforms after falling in love, but DM is convinced it's just a scheme, especially once Greenback's love interest is kidnapped. Greenback, meanwhile, believes DM kidnapped her in an attempt to ruin his happiness. It turns out they're being played against each other by Greenback's daughter, who intends to kill them both and take over Greenback's scheme. (Yes, of course there's a scheme. It's Greenback.)
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Danger Mouse / int_c33ba0a8	type	Chuck Cunningham Syndrome
Danger Mouse / int_c33ba0a8	comment	Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Leatherhead, Greenback's other crow henchman, who only appears in the pilot and two episodes of the main series. Miss Boathook and Fifi are absent from the 2015 reboot.
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Danger Mouse / int_c355ffa7	type	Teeth-Clenched Teamwork
Danger Mouse / int_c355ffa7	comment	Teeth Clenched Team Work: Danger Mouse and Jeopardy Mouse can't stand each other and will always fight to decide who is the best spy. Whenever they learn to work together for at least 5 minutes, they can easily finish their mission.
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Danger Mouse / int_c3c3771c	type	Sting
Danger Mouse / int_c3c3771c	comment	Sting: In the first episode of the 2015 reboot, Danger Mouse is fired because the show can no longer afford to keep paying for the damage he causes in his action sequences; this news ought to be accompanied by a "Dun Dun DUN" sting, but all there is is the narrator saying "Dun Dun DUN", because they've had to economize by firing the musicians who provide the incidental music.
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Danger Mouse / int_c40c8b74	type	And Starring
Danger Mouse / int_c40c8b74	comment	And Starring: In the revived series, the ending credits usually have a uniform list of the voice talent, but the 2015 Christmas Episode inserts an "And" before the final two names: Richard Ayoade (as the episode's villain) and BRIAN BLESSED (as Santa Claus).
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Danger Mouse / int_c41668cd	type	Needle in a Stack of Needles
Danger Mouse / int_c41668cd	comment	Needle in a Stack of Needles: In "Big Head Awakens", Panda-Minion makes an attempt on DM's life by disguising himself as a milkman and delivering a milk bottle that contains a time bomb. Having recognised the bomb, DM returns it to the back of Panda-Minion's milk float, leaving him searching fruitlessly among the genuine milk bottles to find the bomb before it goes off.
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Danger Mouse / int_c5a1fb94	type	Hologram Projection Imperfection
Danger Mouse / int_c5a1fb94	comment	Hologram Projection Imperfection: Colonel K's hologram in the reboot has the traditional scan lines and bluish tinge — except when there's a joke to be got out of someone mistaking it for the real thing.
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Danger Mouse / int_c61bbac	type	Disembodied Eyebrows
Danger Mouse / int_c61bbac	comment	Disembodied Eyebrows: Penfold's float in the air above the rims of his spectacles.
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Danger Mouse / int_c67af1b0	type	Big Bad Wannabe
Danger Mouse / int_c67af1b0	comment	Big Bad Wannabe: Dr. Crumhorn, a wolfish creature introduced in series 10, has Penfold imprisoned ("Penfold Transformed") and calls Greenback a "fat and feckless fool." Of course, Greenback takes umbrage and sends in Stiletto in a Penfold outfit to pair up against Crumhorn's Penfold robot in a bid to see who can destroy Danger Mouse first. In the 2015 series, Crumhorn is a Corrupt Corporate Executive who tries to take over the world through buying property. He becomes the main villain of both finales of series 1 and 2, attempting to destroy Danger Mouse simply because his daugther, Dawn, wants him to.
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Danger Mouse / int_c6b8d37a	type	Cliffhanger
Danger Mouse / int_c6b8d37a	comment	Cliffhanger: The stories in Series 2-4 aired in five minute segments every weekday. The first four episodes generally ended with a cliffhanger over a To Be Continued screen, and at the beginning of the next day's episode, the narrator would deliver a Previously onâ€¦ summary to remind viewers where they were the previous day. For example, Episodes 4 and 5 of "Close Encounters of the Absurd Kind" are bridged by a scene in which Penfold is sucked out of the airlock of a spaceship: The first season of the 2015 series ends with a two-part finale, "Mouse Fall" and "Mouse Rise". The first part, "Mouse Fall" concludes with Danger Mouse putting himself in the line of fire to protect his friends and being overwhelmed by Augustus P. Crumhorn's barrage of weapons. All that is seemingly left of Danger Mouse is his eye patch. The second season finale, "Dark Side of the Mouse" concludes with a bit of a Sequel Hook cliffhanger. Crumhorn is exiled to an alien planet, but planet's insect population hail him as a god. He immediately makes plans to conquer the planet and assemble an armada to attack Earth and gain revenge on Danger Mouse. Subverted in the Christmas special of the 2015 series, where Danger Mouse points out that the episode is a half hour special and thus they have no need to end on a cliffhanger when the crisis proves too great to resolve within the standard length.
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Danger Mouse / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Danger Mouse / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: The series title is a shout out to Danger Man. "Custard" has a scene that calls out to the final Death Star battle scene in Star Wars, as well as a sequence in which DM plays a life-size game of Space Invaders. "The Good, the Bad and the Motionless" is a shout-out parody of The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. "The Intergalactic 147" is most likely taken from the ending of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (primary phase), where Ford Prefect relates a tale of a planet in the seventh dimension getting potted into a black hole in a game of intergalactic billiards (only worth 30 points). The Danger Mouse episode has Earth in line to be potted into the black hole Alpha Omega in a game of intergalactic snooker, which would give the player (whatever it is) the maximum score of 147. The scene from "Pillow Fright" of DM giving the pillow army their marching orders not only apes "The Sorceror's Apprentice" (from Fantasia) but also uses the music from it. "'Cor! What A Picture:" Penfold has been turned into a kung fu assassin by Greenback (through a machine which has manipulated a photo of Penfold). As he tries to attack DM, our hero quips, "Penfold...you've been watching The Pink Panther again, haven't you?" "Custard" has them get lost in a pink hole and find "a time-traveler's potting shed." The same episode also spoofs Alien—a Facehugger attaches itself to Penfold, but only to give him a big, sloppy kiss. "Demons Aren't Dull" features DM being cornered for a rather cruel edition of This is Your Life (engineered by Greenback, who is otherwise not involved in the story) in which some of his previous achievements are twisted to look like failures through Manipulative Editing. The presenter's voice uses both the Dublin accent and the vocal mannerisms of then-TIYL presenter Eamonn Andrews. "Close Encounters of the Absurd Kind" is, naturally, a spoof of Close Encounters of the Third Kind, and one of its recurring music cues is a Suspiciously Similar Song to the five-note theme from the film.note It features the same five notes, but the third note is moved to the beginning. Dr. Zokk's spaceship is also accompanied by "Sunrise" from Also sprach Zarathustra whenever it appears, in homage to its use in 2001: A Space Odyssey. From "Beware of Mexicans Delivering Milk": Robert Redford, Clint Eastwood, BjÃ¶rn Borg, Jimmy Connors, The Rolling Stones, Fred Astaire and Barry Manilow have also had their names dropped on the show. In "Rhyme And Punishment", Penfold writes (or attempts to write) his life story, using an Alistair MacLean book as a blueprint. There are several episodes where the narrator grumbles about his job preventing him from being taken seriously, and ensuring that he will never be surprised by Eamonn Andrews with the big red book for This is Your Life. In "Ants, Trees And...Whoops-A-Daisy," DM is hesitant to rescue Penfold from the ant tribe holding him captive so they may sacrifice his eyebrows, because there are lots of them and only one DM. He tells Penfold that what he really needs is the Magnificent Seven. In the 2015 episode "The World Wide Spider", DM's flyer has an inflatable 'auto-Penfold' which closely resembles Otto the Autopilot. In "The Four Tasks Of Danger Mouse," when Colonel K wants DM to abort his mission to rescue Penfold from Greenback because the prime minister wants a cut-priced fridge: Implied shout-out in "Public Enemy No. 1" when Danger Mouse gets amnesia: In "Planet of the Toilets", the tracking device in DM's car showing the movements of Dr Loo-cifer looks remarkably like a game of Pac-Man. Also in "Planet of the Toilets", one of the revolting toilets has a placard reading, "Tinkle ye not", playing on one of Frankie Howerd's catchphrases. The episode title "The Other Day, the Earth Stood Still" is a reference to The Day the Earth Stood Still. "The Return of Danger K" features a flashback to the early 1980s and a punk-themed villain attempting to bring about anarchy in the UK. In "The Return of Danger K", the gadgets Danger K used in the 1980s, and the way they pop out of his uniform, are more than somewhat reminiscent of 1980s animated hero Inspector Gadget. "The Return of Danger K" also features an "Arkwright Asylum for the Criminally Challenged", which bears a striking resemblance to Arkham Asylum as depicted in Batman: The Animated Series. The Batman references get even more blatant in "Daylight Savings Crime," where DM faces a night-themed foe clearly based on Batman called the Night Knight, complete with jokes about capes, sendups to The Cowl tropes, and a gag about the gravelly Batman Begins voice. "The Unusual Suspects" features a sequence where a Super Serum-enhanced enemy is loose in HQ, which contains many shout-outs to Alien. Dawn Crumhorn's pony looks very suspiciously like Twilight Sparkle. The 2015 Christmas Episode features an attack by sinister flying snowmen, which includes a brief parody of the "walking in the air" sequence from the classic Christmas Special The Snowman. The tunnel escape in "Escape from Big Head" includes several shout-outs to The Great Escape. Big Head herself borrows her outfit and appearance from Max Headroom. In "Hail Hydrant!", Jeopardy Mouse's archenemies are an organisation called Hydrant, who are a lot like Hydra from Marvel Comics and the Marvel Cinematic Universe. They even have a version of "Cut off a head and two more will take its place!" although DM points out it doesn't really work with hydrants.
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Danger Mouse / int_c83751cb	type	Description Cut
Danger Mouse / int_c83751cb	comment	Description Cut: From the opening of "Dream Machine": "Never Say Clever Again":
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Danger Mouse / int_c92bd7ed	type	Spiders Are Scary
Danger Mouse / int_c92bd7ed	comment	Spiders Are Scary: 1984's "Aiaaagg! Spiders!" has DM and Penfold hiding after a spider invades their pillar box. The 2015 episode "The World Wide Spider" revolves around DM having to conquer arachnophobia.
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Danger Mouse / int_c9e5a0db	type	Legacy Character
Danger Mouse / int_c9e5a0db	comment	Legacy Character: In the remake Agent 58 is the son of Agent 57 from the original series. And IV is presumably the son of Augustus P. Crumhorn III.
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Danger Mouse / int_cb0743c0	type	Lame Pun Reaction
Danger Mouse / int_cb0743c0	comment	Really bad puns are duly lampshaded, like this one from "Tut Tut, It's Not Pharaoh":
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Danger Mouse / int_cbe687ab	type	Corrupt Corporate Executive
Danger Mouse / int_cbe687ab	comment	Corrupt Corporate Executive: In the 2015 series, Dawn's father, Augustus P. Crumhorn IV runs a conglomerate to buy anything that catches his eye, some for petty reasons. He buys all of the light bulb factories to raise the products' prices or destroy them because the ones in his office were faulty.
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Danger Mouse / int_cc4d190a	type	Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?
Danger Mouse / int_cc4d190a	comment	Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?: Danger Mouse traps the Demon of the Fourth Dimension ("Demons Aren't Dull") between our dimension and its own, rendering it powerless. DM then has the door in which the demon is encased transported to Alpha Centauri.
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Danger Mouse / int_cf64a80d	type	Hostile Show Takeover
Danger Mouse / int_cf64a80d	comment	Hostile Show Takeover: In "The Duckula Show", Danger Mouse faces the prospect of being written out of his own show, after Count Duckula kidnaps the writers and forces them to make him the star.
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Danger Mouse / int_cf7bd78d	type	Steampunk
Danger Mouse / int_cf7bd78d	comment	Steampunk: The Mad Scientist Isambard King Kong Brunel (whose name is a homage to the great 19th-century engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel) has a steampunk motif.
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Danger Mouse / int_cfc52d52	type	Spoiled Brat
Danger Mouse / int_cfc52d52	comment	Spoiled Brat: As the little child she is and being pampered constantly by her father, Dawn has the tendency to always get what she wants, and throwing tantrums when she doesn't. This is even after gaining the power to bend reality to her will.
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Danger Mouse / int_cfe27a88	type	Tell Him I'm Not Speaking to Him
Danger Mouse / int_cfe27a88	comment	Tell Him I'm Not Speaking to Him: Several episodes have Professor Squawkencluck do this to DM, with Penfold as the intermediary, after DM causes some disaster by messing with her gadgets.
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Danger Mouse / int_d080f396	type	The Napoleon
Danger Mouse / int_d080f396	comment	The Napoleon: Isambard King Kong Brunel, a very small chimpanzee who wishes he were taller, and attempts to compensate by wearing an enormous hat.
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Danger Mouse / int_d0c9634e	type	Animals Not to Scale
Danger Mouse / int_d0c9634e	comment	Animals Not to Scale: In the remake, everyone is human sized, unlike the original series (well, usually unlike the original series). This means the pillar box HQ is the size of a building.
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Danger Mouse / int_d2123214	type	Neon Sign Hideout
Danger Mouse / int_d2123214	comment	Neon Sign Hideout: In "The Other Day the World Stood Still", Greenback's lair is extremely visible even without the actual neon sign, which is enormous and arrow-shaped and says "Greenback's Lair".
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Danger Mouse / int_d25b27c3	type	Criminal Amnesiac
Danger Mouse / int_d25b27c3	comment	Criminal Amnesiac: DM in "Public Enemy No. 1". Greenback makes DM think he's a bandit called the White Shadow and sends him on a crime spree. Unfortunately for all involved, including Greenback, DM turns out to be just as good at committing crimes as he usually is at stopping them.
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Danger Mouse / int_d2b8cd85	type	Idea Bulb
Danger Mouse / int_d2b8cd85	comment	Idea Bulb: Parodied in "The Other Day the Earth Stood Still". While floating in zero gravity amidst a variety of household items, Penfold has an idea at the same moment as a lightbulb floats into place above his head.
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Danger Mouse / int_d2c0e2ed	type	Schmuck Bait
Danger Mouse / int_d2c0e2ed	comment	Schmuck Bait: "The Dream Machine" features a carefully-laid schmuck bait trap set by Greenback:
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Danger Mouse / int_d2c4c6f5	type	Hey, That's My Line!
Danger Mouse / int_d2c4c6f5	comment	In the original series episode "The Ultra Secret Secret", it's Greenback who tells Penfold to shush, and DM objects.
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Danger Mouse / int_d397657d	type	Hoist by His Own Petard
Danger Mouse / int_d397657d	comment	Hoist by His Own Petard: Non-lethally in "The Other Day, the Earth Stood Still". Greenback dons a pair of extra-specially heavy boots so that he is the only person not affected when he turns off the Earth's gravity — but when DM comes after him, he finds that they make it impossible for him to make a quick get-away.
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Danger Mouse / int_d41d2359	type	Edible Ammunition
Danger Mouse / int_d41d2359	comment	Edible Ammunition: The Snowman fires rocket carrots, which are powerful enough to blow up a tank and also taste great with an onion dip.
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Danger Mouse / int_d442f9d1	type	ToiletHumor
Danger Mouse / int_d442f9d1	comment	Toilet Humor: Implied and averted in "Where There's a Well, There's a Way" when DM and Penfold lose a water-detecting device en route to finding Merlin's mystic inkwell: Episode 4 of the new series is titled "Planet Of The Toilets." The antagonist is a sentient toilet named John, but after Penfold accidentally drops a microchip into its bowl, it becomes malevolent and names himself Loo-cifer. Episode 2 ("Danger At Level C") starts off showing a Yeti doing his business. In "There's No Place Like Greenback", the Baron plans to disable London by releasing an amnesia gas from an enormous balloon shaped like himself. Cue jokes about "getting a whiff of the Baron's noxious gas" — and then we find out where the release valve on the balloon is located... Penfold and Professor Squawkencluck have both farted at different times on the reboot (Penfold in "Sharp As A Pin" and Squawkencluck in "Bot Battles").
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Danger Mouse / int_d4df1797	type	Cowardly Sidekick
Danger Mouse / int_d4df1797	comment	Cowardly Sidekick: Penfold. In the first series episode "Rogue Robots", the narrator reveals that his codename is "The Jigsaw", because "when confronted with a problem, he goes to pieces." If he's not trying to make excuses not to go on the latest adventure, he's running off screaming or cowering behind the more traditionally heroic Danger Mouse. Penfold also currently provides the trope image as well.
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Danger Mouse / int_d8fdfe9c	type	Follow Your Nose
Danger Mouse / int_d8fdfe9c	comment	Follow Your Nose: When Greenback releases a cloud of noxious gas on London in "There's No Place Like Greenback", it's shown doing things like forming itself into hands that ring doorbells to gain entry to people's houses.
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Danger Mouse / int_d9e7ccf	type	Uncanny Village
Danger Mouse / int_d9e7ccf	comment	Uncanny Village: Baron von Greenback's home town in "There's No Place Like Greenback" is occupied by cheerful villagers who look remarkably like the Baron and frequently speak in unison, especially when one of the village's seemingly-arbitrary rules comes up. ("No water!") It turns out the entire thing is an elaborate trap for DM, and the villagers are robots.
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Danger Mouse / int_d9ee7048	type	Spin-Off
Danger Mouse / int_d9ee7048	comment	Spin-Off: Count Duckula first appeared in Danger Mouse as a villain.note Not a very good villain, though: This version had Looney Tunes jokes, Porky Pig's stutter and Daffy Duck's lisp. His entire goal was to use his powers to force someone to give him his own TV show. The character was revamped to be more relatable for the spinoff series with a handy explanation of having been resurrected with ketchup rather than blood, turning him into a mild-mannered vegetarian. He returns in the 2015 reboot, returned to being a villain, though still a vegetarian, and is still popular enough among fans for them to hope he'll get a revamped (no pun intended) spin-off.
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Danger Mouse / int_daba1b82	type	Finishing Each Other's Sentences
Danger Mouse / int_daba1b82	comment	Finishing Each Other's Sentences: Played for laughs in "The Return of Danger K":
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Danger Mouse / int_dae5c997	type	Action Girl
Danger Mouse / int_dae5c997	comment	Action Girl: Danger Moth, being female and an agent.
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Danger Mouse / int_dc579c91	type	Contrived Coincidence
Danger Mouse / int_dc579c91	comment	Contrived Coincidence: In "The Return of Danger K", Penfold's blog has only one reader — who turns out to be the one person in the world who would take offense at his latest post.
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Danger Mouse / int_dd891949	type	Who Writes This Crap?!
Danger Mouse / int_dd891949	comment	Who Writes This Crap?!: Both Jeopardy Mouse and Baron Greenback complain about the quality of their lines when Count Duckula stages a Hostile Show Takeover by kidnapping the writers in "The Duckula Show".
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Danger Mouse / int_ddc4aa51	type	Unobtanium
Danger Mouse / int_ddc4aa51	comment	Unobtanium: The impenetrable and indestructible metal "convenientium" in the reboot.
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Danger Mouse / int_dddbdc26	type	Monumental Damage
Danger Mouse / int_dddbdc26	comment	Monumental Damage: In the first 2015 series episode, DM's over-enthusiastic pursuit of the Frog's Head Flyer through London results in the destruction of the Gherkin, the London Eye, and Buckingham Palace. In "The Other Day, the Earth Stood Still", the narrator remarks that the Eiffel Tower has stood proud and undamaged for many years, moments before DM drives into it in his haste to get at the Baron. Also, the montages showing the Baron's plan going into effect around the world feature many iconic monuments, all of which suffer some degree of damage.
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Danger Mouse / int_de70f5a4	type	Continuity Cameo
Danger Mouse / int_de70f5a4	comment	Continuity Cameo: Count Duckula makes a brief non-speaking appearance at the villains' Christmas party in the 2015 Christmas Episode. He later appears properly in the episode "From Duck to Dawn", making it an Early-Bird Cameo.
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Danger Mouse / int_de9043cc	type	Gambit Pileup
Danger Mouse / int_de9043cc	comment	Gambit Pile Up: In "Penfold Transformed", Dr. Crumhorn captures Penfold and replaces him with an efficient robot double, which is programmed to transform into a Killer Robot and destroy Danger Mouse when he gives the signal. At the same time, Greenback decides to disguise Stilleto as Penfold so he can infiltrate Danger Mouse's headquarters. Danger Mouse ends up using the two plans to thwart each other while at the same time, rescuing the real Penfold.
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Danger Mouse / int_dfa71e43	type	Ineffectual Sympathetic Villain
Danger Mouse / int_dfa71e43	comment	Ineffectual Sympathetic Villain: The Snowman in the revived series.
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Danger Mouse / int_dfb71617	type	Male Gaze
Danger Mouse / int_dfb71617	comment	Male Gaze: Probably unintentional, but at one point in "Megahurtz Attacks" the camera focuses on Professor Squawkencluck's backside (the context was that Danger Mouse noticed a screwdriver in her back pocket that he needed).
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Danger Mouse / int_e08f95fd	type	Everything's Louder with Bagpipes
Danger Mouse / int_e08f95fd	comment	Everything's Louder with Bagpipes: In "Who Stole the Bagpipes", Baron Greenback is trying to build a sonic death ray with 10,000 bagpipes that he has stolen.
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Danger Mouse / int_e11e88b6	type	Thousand-Yard Stare
Danger Mouse / int_e11e88b6	comment	In "Close Encounters of the Absurd Kind", DM spends the serial convinced that his and Penfold's stint on Dr. Zokk's spaceship is just part of an elaborate scheme by Greenback, pretending to be Dr. Zokk himself. However, in the episode's final scene, he is confronted by Greenback in the Frog's Head Flyer... which is then abducted by Dr. Zokk to continue his Earthling anatomy lessons. After spending a moment with a Thousand-Yard Stare, DM laughs nervously and then passes out, leaving Penfold trying to bring him round.
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Danger Mouse / int_e17ca895	type	The Cake Is a Lie
Danger Mouse / int_e17ca895	comment	Also in evidence a lot in the licensed game Danger Mouse in the Black Forest Chateau, starting with the title. One scene has our hero falling into a moat, and attracting the attention of a shark — "unfortunately he's a lone shark, and takes a great deal of interest".
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Danger Mouse / int_e1f59bf0	type	Musical Episode
Danger Mouse / int_e1f59bf0	comment	Musical Episode: In "Melted", Danger Mouse reluctantly takes a role in Pink Dawn's musical re-enactment of her favourite musical Melted for a double-length, all-singing, all-dancing special.
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Danger Mouse / int_e236af66	type	Who Would Want to Watch Us?
Danger Mouse / int_e236af66	comment	Who Would Want to Watch Us?: From "All Fall Down", when DM and Penfold confront Mac the Fork's brother Mac the Spoon:
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Danger Mouse / int_e276cd	type	The Cowl
Danger Mouse / int_e276cd	comment	The Batman references get even more blatant in "Daylight Savings Crime," where DM faces a night-themed foe clearly based on Batman called the Night Knight, complete with jokes about capes, sendups to The Cowl tropes, and a gag about the gravelly Batman Begins voice.
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Danger Mouse / int_e28f88b8	type	Last-Name Basis
Danger Mouse / int_e28f88b8	comment	Last-Name Basis: DM's assistant's full name is Ernest Penfold, but with the exception of at least one early episode, he's otherwise only ever addressed by his last name. Played with in "Frankensquawk's Monster". Professor Squawkencluck's mother addresses her as "Professor", and when DM laughs, she explains that "Professor" is her first name: her full name and title is Professor Professor Squawkencluck.
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Danger Mouse / int_e2a41c3b	type	Literal-Minded
Danger Mouse / int_e2a41c3b	comment	Literal-Minded: Several examples. In "All Fall Down," Dudley Poyson says "I'll call myself a cab right away. I'm a cab! I'm a cab!" Just averted in "Duckula Meets Frankenstoat." When DM asks for Penfold to call him a cab, he immediately snaps "Don't you dare!" before Penfold could take a breath. In another episode, DM tells Penfold that "we must act quickly." Penfold immediately goes at rapid fire "Tobeornottobethatisthequestionwhethertisnoblertosuffertheslingsandarrowsofoutrageousfortune" while gesticulating with reckless abandon.
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Danger Mouse / int_e2c4b927	type	Dub Name Change
Danger Mouse / int_e2c4b927	comment	Dub Name Change: Done out of neccessity, for the translators would otherwise have had to explain why the hero has a "DM" logo on his chest when most literal translations of "Danger Mouse" don't share that same acronym. In most countries, the solution they settled on was to rename the hero something that still fitted the acronym. For instance: The Scottish Gaelic version infamously renamed him Donnie Murdo. (Two given names not connected with either danger or mice) In Poland, he's known as Dzielna Mysz (Brave Mouse). In Sweden, he's called Dundermusen (Thundermouse). The French version refers to him as Dare Dare Motus. ("Dare Dare" being French slang for "as fast as possible") In Slovenia, however, the translators chose to ignore the "DM" initials entirely, renaming him Hrabri MiÅ¡ek (Brave Mouse)
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Danger Mouse / int_e2d7b14c	type	Made of Explodium
Danger Mouse / int_e2d7b14c	comment	In "Pink Dawn" of the revival series, after Professor Squawkencluck saves Dawn from eating a mini particle fusion bomb that looks like a gumball, it suddenly cuts to Penfold having an 'oh-crap' expression before spitting out said bomb that he thought was a gumball. He tosses it away afterward- where right on cue, it explodes behind him.
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Danger Mouse / int_e303d198	type	Whole-Plot Reference
Danger Mouse / int_e303d198	comment	Whole-Plot Reference: In "Mousefall" a previously unknown villain releases all DM's foes from Arkwright Asylum, in order to wear Danger Mouse out before he reveals himself. Even the title sounds familiar.
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Danger Mouse / int_e37f19	type	Disguised in Drag
Danger Mouse / int_e37f19	comment	Disguised in Drag: In "Pink Dawn", DM and Penfold have to dress up as princesses to gain Dawn's trust. There are a few jokes about Penfold seeming to be just a bit too into it.
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Danger Mouse / int_e3bd3475	type	Stock "Yuck!"
Danger Mouse / int_e3bd3475	comment	Stock "Yuck!": In the 2015 Christmas Special, Colonel K is cornered by a reanimated roast chicken that fires brussels sprouts. It's implied that he would be able to face the situation with complete equanimity were it not for the sprouts. Ugh, sprouts.
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Danger Mouse / int_e409de66	type	Manipulative Editing
Danger Mouse / int_e409de66	comment	"Demons Aren't Dull" features DM being cornered for a rather cruel edition of This is Your Life (engineered by Greenback, who is otherwise not involved in the story) in which some of his previous achievements are twisted to look like failures through Manipulative Editing. The presenter's voice uses both the Dublin accent and the vocal mannerisms of then-TIYL presenter Eamonn Andrews.
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Danger Mouse / int_e4965307	type	Composite Character
Danger Mouse / int_e4965307	comment	Composite Character: Count Duckula in the reboot retains his vegetarianism from the spin-off.
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Danger Mouse / int_e4cf1ef0	type	Load-Bearing Boss
Danger Mouse / int_e4cf1ef0	comment	Load-Bearing Boss: When the antagonist computer in "Escape from Big Head" is defeated with a logic bomb, the entire automated prison it constructed explodes.
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Danger Mouse / int_e529d5c3	type	Torches and Pitchforks
Danger Mouse / int_e529d5c3	comment	Torches and Pitchforks: "From Duck to Dawn" ends with the Transylvanian peasants DM has rescued from Count Duckula chasing him (that is, DM) with torches and pitchforks after he makes some unwise comments about their intelligence and personal hygiene.
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Danger Mouse / int_e68b72	type	The Load
Danger Mouse / int_e68b72	comment	The Load: Penfold is this at times, being a Bumbling Sidekick who almost never does anything useful.
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Danger Mouse / int_e6b5d22f	type	Catchphrase
Danger Mouse / int_e6b5d22f	comment	Catchphrase: "Oooh, crumbs/crikey/heck!", "Good grief", "Penfold, shush", "Ah, good show, D.M!", "Si, Barone" ("Roight, Baroni" for Americans), "You're not laughing" etc. etc. Everyone gets one. The revived series gives Greenback a habit of demanding a ransom of "all ze money in ze world!"
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Danger Mouse / int_e70127	type	The Mole
Danger Mouse / int_e70127	comment	The Mole: In "The Unusual Suspects", someone is leaking operational information to Greenback, leading to the suspicion that one of the agents at HQ is a mole. (Apart from Danger Mole, obviously.) It turns out that Colonel K's moustache has been kidnapped and replaced with an impostor.
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Danger Mouse / int_e7395be2	type	Stereo Fibbing
Danger Mouse / int_e7395be2	comment	Stereo Fibbing: In the original pilot episode, "The Mystery of the Lost Chord", Danger Mouse and Penfold are sent to Scotland to investigate the mass bagpipe rustling going on, but are given a cover story as journalists investigating the Loch Ness Monster. When they arrive at their hotel, the innkeeper asks what story they're researching.
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Danger Mouse / int_e77d9cc8	type	Tin-Can Telephone
Danger Mouse / int_e77d9cc8	comment	Tin-Can Telephone: Crumples the Clown uses one to feed DM information on the aliens' culture in "Attack of the Clowns".
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Danger Mouse / int_e8497e34	type	Adaptation Species Change
Danger Mouse / int_e8497e34	comment	Adaptation Species Change: In the original series, Dr. Augustus P. Crumhorn III was a wolf. In the reboot, Augustus P. Crumhorn IV is a Doberman.
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Danger Mouse / int_e8e3807	type	Aside Glance
Danger Mouse / int_e8e3807	comment	In "Pink Dawn", DM assures Penfold that they've seen the last of Dawn — less than halfway through the episode. Immediately lampshaded, with everyone in the scene giving an Aside Glance to the audience.
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Danger Mouse / int_ea0c6ff0	type	Foul Waterfowl
Danger Mouse / int_ea0c6ff0	comment	Foul Waterfowl: Duckula is a bloodthirsty megalomaniac and a recurring antagonist in the series.
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Danger Mouse / int_ea2e9f2d	type	No Ending
Danger Mouse / int_ea2e9f2d	comment	No Ending: A few too many episodes. Seasons 2 through 4 were serialized as weekly story arcs. There were six arcs per season, each consisting of five 5-minute installments. These 5-minute installments were sometimes spliced together to make full-length episodes on home video releases. Some fans actually lament this, as these versions are consequently missing the really terrible puns that would invariably smother the ending narration, and sometimes cast dialogue addressing the cliffhanger as well. Nickelodeon aired these stories as same-day two-parters.
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Danger Mouse / int_ea5c413d	type	Biting-the-Hand Humor
Danger Mouse / int_ea5c413d	comment	Biting-the-Hand Humor: In the reboot, when Count Duckula kidnaps the writers, they are revealed to be monkeys with typewriters
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Danger Mouse / int_ead75d21	type	Mailman vs. Dog
Danger Mouse / int_ead75d21	comment	Mailman vs. Dog: Invoked by DM to defeat the Headless Postman in "The Scare Mouse Project".
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Danger Mouse / int_eb7c34cf	type	Crossover
Danger Mouse / int_eb7c34cf	comment	Crossover: Seven months after airing its finale of the original series, Danger Mouse crossed over into an episode of Victor & Hugo: Bunglers in Crime. (Victor and Hugo were human versions of Gaston and Pierre, two inept avian criminals who appeared on Count Duckula.) "French Exchange" had the two hired to deliver DM's Mk. III car to Baron Greenback.
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Danger Mouse / int_eb99df21	type	Funny Animal
Danger Mouse / int_eb99df21	comment	Funny Animal: The whole cast. DM is a mouse, Penfold and his aunt are hamsters, Greenback is a toad, Stiletto is a crow and Colonel K. is...er, either a chinchilla or chinchilla disguised as a walrus.
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Danger Mouse / int_eb9eaecd	type	Jet Pack
Danger Mouse / int_eb9eaecd	comment	Jet Pack: Rocket boots feature in "Pink Dawn". Naturally, DM flies elegantly while Penfold can't keep his balance and goes all over the place. There's a proper jet pack in "The Other Day the World Stood Still". Naturally, DM flies elegantly while Penfold can't control it and goes all over the place.
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Danger Mouse / int_ec0bf4a1	type	Take Over the World
Danger Mouse / int_ec0bf4a1	comment	The rebellious electrical appliances in "Mechanised Mayhem" are being controlled by a sentient supercomputer bent on world domination. DM and Penfold cause it to crash (literally) by reciting the "My dog has no nose."/"How does he smell?"/"Terrible!" joke.
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Danger Mouse / int_ef3d1b57	comment	Technician Versus Performer: On Jeopardy Mouse's first appearance, she and DM clash because she's a strait-laced professional and he prefers to take the most entertaining approach to a problem even if it's not the most efficient. By the end of the episode, each has admitted that the other's approach has its advantages.
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Danger Mouse / int_f0089082	type	Early-Bird Cameo
Danger Mouse / int_f0089082	comment	Early-Bird Cameo: Happens a few times in the reboot. The Snowman's first appearance is in the episode "Danger Fan", before he makes his first full appearance in "The Snowman Cometh". Within "The Snowman Cometh" itself, Count Duckula appears with the rest of the villains on holiday before officially making his reboot debut in "From Duck to Dawn". Mac the Fork and Dudley Poyson— two villains from the original series who notably teamed up in "All Fall Down" to build an earthquake device from stolen blueprints—appear briefly at the beginning of the reboot episode "Quantum of Rudeness", stealing Tutankcowmen's sarcophagus from a museum. They eventually are the main villains of the first half of "Dark Side of the Mouse".
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Danger Mouse / int_f02369b1	type	Shrunk in the Wash
Danger Mouse / int_f02369b1	comment	Shrunk in the Wash: In "Big Penfold", part of the trouble begins because Penfold's trousers have shrunk in the wash. At the end of the episode, the giant Penfold is shown being run through a car wash in the hope that it will shrink him back to normal.
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Danger Mouse / int_f081b6bc	type	EmoTeen
Danger Mouse / int_f081b6bc	comment	Emo Teen: Dawn becomes one in "Dark Dawn", dressing in black (with long straight black hair that falls dramatically over her face), writing sorrowful poetry about how her life sucks (because of small things like her phone needing recharging), and repudiating her former cute persona. This ends after reuniting with her teddy bear.
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Danger Mouse / int_f0f410bf	type	Filming for Easy Dub
Danger Mouse / int_f0f410bf	comment	Filming for Easy Dub: The low animation budget means that characters often speak when seen from behind or in silhouette or otherwise with their mouths obscured, especially in the early series. This is most obvious in scenes taking place in Danger Mouse's car; Penfold can only be seen from the nose up, while DM frequently turns his head at just the right angle to hide his mouth while speaking.
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Danger Mouse / int_f19e8a55	type	Bad "Bad Acting"
Danger Mouse / int_f19e8a55	comment	Bad "Bad Acting": At the beginning of "The Four Tasks of Danger Mouse", Greenback reveals to Danger Mouse that he is behind Penfold's kidnapping, and shows him a live feed of Penfold in his cell. Penfold claims he is being treated well, but the fact that he makes this claim in an awkward, wooden monotone clearly indicates that he is just saying what he has been told to say (if the occasional prompting from Greenback wasn't enough of a giveaway): In the last act of "The Duel," after Penfold has been hypnotized by "Madame Stiletto" — not just monotone, but also in "Madame's" fake Roma accent: DM and Penfold do the opening of "Bandits, Beans And Ballyhoo" after the narrator storms off. Their dialogue is delivered hammily and slowly. In "Danger World", when DM has to act like a coward, he starts off like this, but gets more convincing later on. In "The World Wide Spider", when DM, after panicking over spiders the whole episode, admits he is "slightly unnerved" by them, Penfold deadpans "Gosh. I had no idea. You hide it so well."
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Danger Mouse / int_f251d0ee	type	Behind a Stick
Danger Mouse / int_f251d0ee	comment	Behind a Stick: In "Danger at C Level", DM hides behind a palm tree considerably thinner than he is while trailing Stiletto.
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Danger Mouse / int_f2d29e14	type	Evil Brit
Danger Mouse / int_f2d29e14	comment	Evil Brit: Baron Greenback; justified since it's a British production. The 2015 series however, makes him an evil German instead.
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Danger Mouse / int_f2dadf81	type	Evil Twin
Danger Mouse / int_f2dadf81	comment	Evil Twin: In the 2015 reboot, Sinister Mouse, who comes from a Mirror Universe in the episode of the same name. Baron Greenback's "good twin" is Danger Toad. The final scene reveals there is also an evil Penfold. In the Marvel Comics (as part of the "Count Duckula" title), we have Dangerous Mouse, who Baron Greenback brings to the main universe while shooting Danger Mouse to that Mirror Universe (where we see Stiletto as a police officer, shining a signal light to summon "Greenback-Man," a Superman Expy, and "Nero the Hero"). There is also, "Billfold," a rougher Penfold who Danger Mouse is able to con into thinking he's really Dangerous Mouse, and so needs to get back to make the plan work. The final scene has DM sharing a joke with Colonel K and Penfold, while Greenback-Man is taking Dangerous Mouse to the authorities.
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Danger Mouse / int_f360fc33	type	Dumbass Has a Point
Danger Mouse / int_f360fc33	comment	Dumbass Has a Point: "The Aliens Are Coming" has DM and Penfold as the welcoming party of an alien spacecraft arriving in Scotland. The craft they encounter is described by Penfold as a "clockwork mushroom," which DM dismisses. Turns out Penfold was right—it was a toy clockwork mushroom the aliens almost leave behind.
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Danger Mouse / int_f3d38c6d	type	Team Rocket Wins
Danger Mouse / int_f3d38c6d	comment	Team Rocket Wins: Greenback actually gets the best of DM at the conclusion of "The Wild, Wild Goose Chase", when DM realises that Greenback has just sent him on a... well, you know.
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Danger Mouse / int_f466c9b1	type	Overly Long Scream
Danger Mouse / int_f466c9b1	comment	Overly Long Scream: Penfold is a master. In the 2015 reboot, he screams all the way through the title sequence without apparently taking a breath.
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Danger Mouse / int_f46fb603	type	Pungeon Master
Danger Mouse / int_f46fb603	comment	Pungeon Master: In "Planet of the Toilets", nearly everything Dr Loo-cifer says is a toilet-related play on words.
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Danger Mouse / int_f51dd9ec	type	Americans Are Cowboys
Danger Mouse / int_f51dd9ec	comment	Americans Are Cowboys: Played straight in "The Trip to America", in which the only American DM meets is a cowboy. Averted in "The Statue of Liberty Caper": The White House Secret Service Men all wear sunglasses and talk in government-ese, and the crowd viewing DM and Penfold's ticker tape parade at the end are regular folk. Also averted in the 2015 reboot, which introduces DM's own Distaff Counterpart Jeopardy Mouse and her boss General Schwartznut as America's answer to DM and Colonel K.
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Danger Mouse / int_f5289c99	type	Shaking the Rump
Danger Mouse / int_f5289c99	comment	Shaking the Rump: Danger Mouse does this twice when instructed to â€œshimmyâ€� during his and Penfoldâ€™s Strictly Come Dancing routine. If what was seen in â€œMeltedâ€� and Danger Mouseâ€™s impression of her in â€œDanger-Thonâ€� are to be believed, Professor Squawkencluck tends to shake her bum (or tailfeathers) when dancing.
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Danger Mouse / int_f5eda11	type	Mix-and-Match Critters
Danger Mouse / int_f5eda11	comment	Mix-and-Match Critters: The sea monsters Greenback creates in "Danger at C Level".
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Danger Mouse / int_f61d4485	type	Waking Non Sequitur
Danger Mouse / int_f61d4485	comment	Waking Non Sequitur: An example from "The Dream Machine":
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Danger Mouse / int_f66dfb4b	type	His Name Really Is "Barkeep"
Danger Mouse / int_f66dfb4b	comment	His Name Really Is "Barkeep": In "Frankensquawk's Monster" it's revealed Professor Squawkencluck's first name is actually Professor.
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Danger Mouse / int_f9e257ff	type	American Eagle
Danger Mouse / int_f9e257ff	comment	American Eagle: Establishing Shots of New York have the Statue of Liberty as an eagle. There's also a recurring Innocent Bystander who's an eagle Hawaiian-Shirted Tourist.
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Danger Mouse / int_f9f2c33	type	Running Gag
Danger Mouse / int_f9f2c33	comment	Running Gag: In the final series, Greenback activates a "Hit Box", which conks Stiletto on the head three times whenever he says or does something stupid. "Turn Of The Tide" has the running gag of Penfold squawking about his missing toy clockwork paddleboat. "Duckula Meets Frankenstoat" cracks a spoonerism of "a block of flats" instead of "a flock of bats" (which Dr. Frankenstoat's machine is to create). The cast repeats and lampshades it twice. "One Of Our Stately Homes Is Missing": Penfold's "I knew I shouldn't have asked!" "Danger Mouse on the Orient Express" has one where some character will do something bizarre, and another one will say "I wonder if he's alright." The revived series has a running gag that Colonel K is only vaguely aware that Danger Mouse has a sidekick, and can never remember his name. "From Duck Till Dawn" dusts off the old joke about "TV turning people into vegetables." Only it actually happens, and also to Penfold too.
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Danger Mouse / int_fa1d0606	type	Interactive Narrator
Danger Mouse / int_fa1d0606	comment	Interactive Narrator: The narrator sometimes holds conversations with the characters, often to prompt them to stick to the script, occasionally gets attacked by the threat of the week, and sometimes cause reality to visibly change by narrating it differently.
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Danger Mouse / int_fa4c90cb	type	Split-Screen Phone Call
Danger Mouse / int_fa4c90cb	comment	Split-Screen Phone Call: Played with in the first episode of the 2015 reboot. Colonel K calls the Professor on the intercom, and the camera shifts to an apparent split-screen between the Colonel's office and the Professor's lab. Then it's revealed they're actually two halves of the same room, with a thick black line painted down the wall between them.
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Danger Mouse / int_fb17af62	type	Rhymes on a Dime
Danger Mouse / int_fb17af62	comment	Rhymes on a Dime: Penfold in "Penfold B.F." after he takes an untested super vitamin pill and turns into superhero The Blue Flash: In "I Spy With My Little Eye," Penfold wishes upon a star: The narrator in "Once Upon a Timeslip" delivers the narration for the Robin Hood parody in verse.
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Danger Mouse / int_fbba5e98	type	Gadgeteer Genius
Danger Mouse / int_fbba5e98	comment	Over time, this has also been applied to Professor Squawkencluck and Jeopardy Mouse, almost in response to early accusations of positive discrimination. Whilst still very temperamental and snarky, a more humorous and endearing side to Squawkencluck has become more evident (Like doing a dance and singing "Go Squawky, go Squawky, get your groove on!" when eagerly revealing Big Head 2.0 in "Escape from Big Head", and having a massive fear of clowns as seen in "Attack of the Clowns"), whilst Jeopardy Mouse gets more comically-serious moments, along with a few demonstrating she's not that different from her British counterpart.
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Danger Mouse / int_fbd285b7	type	Comically Missing the Point
Danger Mouse / int_fbd285b7	comment	Comically Missing the Point: In "Dark Dawn", Penfold accuses DM of not knowing what it's like to lose a friend, prompting DM to make a moving declaration that it's the fear of losing his best friend that drives his never-ending quest to keep the world safe. Penfold starts worrying about who this best friend is, completely failing to realise that it's him.
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Danger Mouse / int_fc225bec	type	Artistic License – Physics
Danger Mouse / int_fc225bec	comment	Artistic License â€“ Physics: Gets a Lampshade Hanging from the narrator at the end of the revival episode "The Other Day the Earth Stood Still" (which features, among other things, the idea that if the Earth stops spinning there will be no gravity).
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Danger Mouse / int_fcadd0e3	type	Impact Silhouette
Danger Mouse / int_fcadd0e3	comment	Impact Silhouette: "Trouble with Ghosts" has Baron Greenback and his henchman Stiletto making neat holes in a wooden door as they flee from DM and Penfold wearing ghost sheets.
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Danger Mouse / int_fd1f1a63	type	Ridiculously Cute Critter
Danger Mouse / int_fd1f1a63	comment	Ridiculously Cute Critter: Nero.
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Danger Mouse / int_fd7267dd	type	Master of Disguise
Danger Mouse / int_fd7267dd	comment	Master of Disguise: Agent 57, who appears as a worm in his first appearance and a polar bear in his second. According to DM, he's disguised himself as so many things over the years that he's forgotten what his original species was.
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Danger Mouse / int_fda1a026	type	Bizarre and Improbable Ballistics
Danger Mouse / int_fda1a026	comment	Bizarre and Improbable Ballistics: In "The Duel", Greenback claims to have hit all targets in a shooting gallery. He hands DM a shotgun with the muzzle bent almost entirely back on itself. DM then one-ups him by aiming the bent shotgun just right that the shot Pinball Projectiles off the edges of the gallery, hitting every target, including one last ricochet that takes a long pause to arrive. In their first scene of "The Bad Luck Eye of the Little Yellow God", DM and Penfold are playing snooker. DM is lining up his shot when the alarm heralding an incoming message from Colonel K sounds, causing him to miscue wildly... and still manage to pot all six coloured balls, in the correct order (yellow, green, brown, blue, pink, black). In "Afternoon Off With The Fangboner," DM can shoot a golf ball in all eighteen holes in one shot. (He actually hits it in seventeen holes, but the ball rolls in the eighteenth after he and Penfold leave.)
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Danger Mouse / int_fdbd6162	type	With Friends Like These...
Danger Mouse / int_fdbd6162	comment	With Friends Like These...: DM to Professor Squawkencluck in the new series. She seems to have zero tolerance for him constantly breaking her inventions.
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Danger Mouse / int_fe64d5a1	type	Evil Is Petty
Danger Mouse / int_fe64d5a1	comment	Evil Is Petty: In "Never Say Clever Again", Greenback has a complicated plan to become ruler of the entire world — so that he can lounge around eating chocolates and nobody can tell him to stop.
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Danger Mouse / int_fe8a1029	type	Feed the Mole
Danger Mouse / int_fe8a1029	comment	Feed the Mole: In "The Unusual Suspects", DM attempts to smoke out the mole by telling each agent a different lie about where he's hidden the MacGuffin and seeing if any of them take the bait.
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Danger Mouse / int_ff5b39d0	type	Nobody Calls Me "Chicken"!
Danger Mouse / int_ff5b39d0	comment	Nobody Calls Me "Chicken"!: In "Gold Flinger", Danger Mouse is diagnosed with Compulsive Challenge Disorder, an irresistable compulsion to do literally anything no matter how stupid if he's challenged to prove he can do it. Quark the alien conman uses it against him for the rest of the episode.
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Danger Mouse / int_ff70018b	type	Bragging Theme Tune
Danger Mouse / int_ff70018b	comment	Bragging Theme Tune: Possibly the most bragging theme tune ever:
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Danger Mouse / int_ffa0ee7c	type	Smart House
Danger Mouse / int_ffa0ee7c	comment	Smart House: In "Big Head Awakens", the Professor sets up HQ with an AI security system that has control over the whole building. Inevitably there are a series of humorous accidents that cause the AI to go off the rails, imprison everyone in the building, and then try to take over the world.
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Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Cartoon Juggling / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Cartoony Eyes / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Casual Danger Dialog / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Casual Danger Dialogue / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Celebrating the Heroes / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Censored for Comedy / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Chained Heat / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Character Action Title / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Chest Insignia / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Classical Movie Vampire / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Cliffhanger Copout / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Clint Squint / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Clockwork Creature / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Clothes Make the Superman / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Clothespin Nose Plug / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Clown Species / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Code Name / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Codename Title / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Collapsing Lair / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Colonel Badass / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Comically Small Bribe / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Confused Question Mark / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Confusion Fu / int_b0cf0ed6
CosgroveHall	seeAlso	Danger Mouse
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Counting to Three / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Cowardly Sidekick / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Cowboy Episode / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Criminal Amnesiac / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Cruel Elephant / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Cry into Chest / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Cry Laughing / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Cuckoo Finger Twirl / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Cue the Billiard Shot / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Cue the Sun / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Daddy's Little Villain / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Darkest Africa / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Dartboard of Hate / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Deface of the Moon / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Detective Animal / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Diabolical Mastermind / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Did You Just Scam Cthulhu? / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Didn't Want an Adventure / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Didn't We Use This Joke Already? / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Die Laughing / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Disembodied Eyebrows / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Disproportionate Restitution / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Do You Trust Me? / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Doctor Whomage / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Dog Stereotype / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Domestic-Only Cartoon / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Don't Ask / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Don't Ask, Just Run / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Don't Celebrate Just Yet / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Door Judo / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Door of Doom / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Dr. Fakenstein / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Dreadful Musician / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Dream Reality Check / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Duck! / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Dude, Where's Our Car? / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Eagleland / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Easy Amnesia / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Edible Ammunition / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Either/Or Title / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Ejection Seat / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Elaborate Underground Base / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Elephants Are Scared of Mice / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Elevator Gag / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Embarrassing Animal Suit / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Embarrassing Rescue / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Emergency Broadcast / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Emerging from the Shadows / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Emotion Control / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Escalating Punchline / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Every Man Has His Price / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Everything's Louder with Bagpipes / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Evil Nephew / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Evil Phone / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Evil Sounds Raspy / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Exactly What I Meant to Say / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Expecting Someone Taller / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Exploiting the Fourth Wall / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Explosive Cigar / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Expospeak Gag / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Eyepatch of Power / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	False Teeth Tomfoolery / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Fancy Toilet Awe / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	"Fantastic Voyage" Plot / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Feet of Clay / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Fell Off the Back of a Truck / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Fetch Quest / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Fictional Social Network / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Filming for Easy Dub / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Fine, You Can Just Wait Here Alone / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Flashback / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Flying Car / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Fog of Doom / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Forgot I Couldn't Swim / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Foul Waterfowl / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Fully Automatic Clip Show / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Fully-Dressed Cartoon Animal / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Genre Blindness / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Gesundheit / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	"Get Out of Jail Free" Card / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Gigantic Adults, Tiny Babies / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Giving Them the Strip / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Goddamned Bats / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Gonk / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Got Me Doing It / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Government Agency of Fiction / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Grammar Correction Gag / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Green and Mean / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	"Groundhog Day" Loop / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Gym Class Rope Climb / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Hand Stomp / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Hanging by the Fingers / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Hard Light / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Hartman Hips / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Headless Horseman / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Heroic Self-Deprecation / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Heroic Wannabe / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Hey, That's My Line! / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Hollywood Darkness / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Honest John's Dealership / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Hong Kong Dub / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Hostile Show Takeover / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Hotline / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	How Did You Know? I Didn't / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Hurricane of Puns / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	I Can't Hear You / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	I Have Just One Thing to Say / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	I Heard That / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	I Just Want to Be You / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	I Know Kung-Faux / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	I Know You Know I Know / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	iProduct / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	I Surrender, Suckers / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	I Will Find You / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Identity Amnesia / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	I'll Never Tell You What I'm Telling You! / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	I'll Pretend I Didn't Hear That / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Illogical Safe / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	I'm Not Afraid of You / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Inexplicably Tailless / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Informed Obscenity / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Insignificant Little Blue Planet / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Intelligent Primate / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Interactive Narrator / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Intergenerational Friendship / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Irritation Is the Sincerest Form of Flattery / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Is This a Joke? / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	It Tastes Like Feet / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	It's a Long Story / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	It's Not Supposed to Win Oscars / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	It's Raining Men / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	It's What I Do / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Jerk Jock / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Just Desserts / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Just Ignore It / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Just Like Robin Hood / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Kangaroo Pouch Ride / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Kidnapping Bird of Prey / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Kill Screen / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Kitchen Sink Included / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Knees Knocking Together / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	"Knock Knock" Joke / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Landfill Beyond the Stars / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Last Request / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Last-Second Showoff / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Laugh Track / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Laugh with Me! / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Lawyer-Friendly Cameo / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Left the Background Music On / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Lemony Narrator / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Leno Device / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Less Embarrassing Term / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Let Me Get This Straight... / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Lilliputians / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Living Statue / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Logic Bomb / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Lone Wolf Boss / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Long Pants / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Luck-Based Search Technique / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Luckily, My Powers Will Protect Me / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Lucky Rabbit's Foot / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Make a Wish / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Mars Wants Chocolate / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Master of Disguise / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Matchlight Danger Revelation / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Mathematician's Answer / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Meanwhile, Back at the… / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Me's a Crowd / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Mid-Battle Tea Break / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Miranda Rights / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Mirror-Cracking Ugly / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Mirror Universe / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Misplaced Wildlife / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Mission Control / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Moe / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Mole Miner / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Mondegreen Gag / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Motor Mouth / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Mouse World / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Mugged for Disguise / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Multi-Part Episode / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Murder by Remote Control Vehicle / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Musical Assassin / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Must Have Caffeine / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Must Let Them Get Away / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	My Car Hates Me / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	My Little Phony / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	My Verbin' Noun / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Mysterious Middle Initial / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Mystery Meat / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Narcissist / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Narrator / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	National Animal Stereotypes / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Never Smile at a Crocodile / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Nice Mice / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	No Fourth Wall / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	No Intelligent Life Here / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	"No" Means "Yes" / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	No Mouth / int_b291fef6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	No One Could Survive That! / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	No One Sees the Boss / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	No Sense of Direction / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Nobody Poops / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Not as You Know Them / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Not My Lucky Day / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Nothing Can Stop Us Now! / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Now You Tell Me / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Nude-Colored Clothes / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Off on a Technicality / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Oh Wait, This Is My Grocery List / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Ominous Pipe Organ / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Omniglot / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	On Second Thought / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	One Last Smoke / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	One, Two, Skip a Few / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Opening Shout-Out / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Or My Name Isn't... / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Our Presidents Are Different / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Our Product Sucks / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Our Time Machine Is Different / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Overt Operative / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Overthe Top Rollercoaster / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Pacing a Trench / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Painful Rhyme / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Parent ex Machina / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Perky Goth / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Pick on Someone Your Own Size / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Pilot / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Pit Trap / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Please, Don't Leave Me / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Please, I Will Do Anything! / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Portmanteau / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Preemptive "Shut Up" / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Previously onâ€¦ / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Princess Phase / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Protagonist Title / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Psycho Pink / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Psycho Poodle / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Public Domain Soundtrack / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Puff of Logic / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Pungeon Master / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Pyramid Power / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Quaking with Fear / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Quarter Hour Short / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Raiders of the Lost Parody / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Random Species Offspring / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Reading Ahead in the Script / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Record Needle Scratch / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Relax-o-Vision / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Repeat What You Just Said / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Resignations Not Accepted / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Revenge of the Sequel / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Rhyming Episode / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Right-Hand Cat / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Road Block / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Road-Sign Reversal / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Robot Dog / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Robot Me / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Rotten Robotic Replacement / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Rubber-Band History / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Runaway Train / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Russian Reversal / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Scaling the Summit / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Scatterbrained Senior / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Scolding the Fourth-Wall Breaker / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Scooby-Dooby Doors / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Sdrawkcab Name / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Self-Destruct Mechanism / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Shaggy Search Technique / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Shaped Like Itself / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Shiny New Australia / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Shopping Cart Antics / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Shutting Up Now / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Signature Line / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Signs of the End Times / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Silence, You Fool! / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Silly Simian / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Snakes Are Sinister / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	So You Were Saying...? / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Social Media Before Reason / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Some Call Me "Tim" / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Something That Begins with / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Sound Defect / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Spaghetti Kiss / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Speech Impediment / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Spiders Are Scary / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Stairs Are Faster / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Stat-O-Vision / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Stealthy Cephalopod / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Stereo Fibbing / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Sticky Situation / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Stiff Upper Lip / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Sting / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Stock Footage Failure / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Stock Ness Monster / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Storm in a Teacup / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Sudden Video-Game Moment / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Sue Donym / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Superhero Sobriquets / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Take Over the World / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Take That, Audience! / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Take the Wheel / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Tareme Eyes / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Temporarily Exaggerated Trait / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	10-Minute Retirement / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Terrible Trio / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Terror-dactyl / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	"Test Your Strength" Game / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	The Bermuda Triangle / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	The Day the Music Lied / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	The End of the World as We Know It / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	The Game Come to Life / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	The Grovel / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	The Joy of X / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	The Law Firm of Pun, Pun, and Wordplay / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	The Magnificent Seven Samurai / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	The Main Characters Do Everything / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	The Name Is Bond, James Bond / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	The Noun Who Verbed / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	The Pete Best / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	The Prankster / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	The Professor / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	The Quincy Punk / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	The Tape Knew You Would Say That / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	The Von Trope Family / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	The Walls Are Closing In / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	The World Is Not Ready / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	The X of Y / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Theatre Phantom / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	There Is No Rule Six / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	They Call Me MISTER Tibbs! / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Thief Bag / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Things That Go "Bump" in the Night / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	This Cannot Be! / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	This Is No Time to Panic / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Threatening Shark / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Thriller on the Express / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Tickertape Parade / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Time Bomb / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Time Machine / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Time Stands Still / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Time Travel Episode / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Tin-Can Telephone / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	To Be Continued / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	To the Batpole! / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Token Robot / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Tongue on the Flagpole / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Too Incompetent to Operate a Blanket / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Toyless Toyline Character / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Traintop Battle / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Transforming Mecha / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Translator Microbes / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Travel Montage / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Trumplica / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Turtle Island / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Ãœberwald / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Unexplained Accent / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Unfinished, Untested, Used Anyway / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Unhand Them, Villain! / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Unnecessarily Large Vessel / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Unobtainium / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Unstable Genetic Code / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Vegetarian Vampire / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Vehicular Sabotage / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Video Phone / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Viewer Species Confusion / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Virtual Training Simulation / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Voice Changeling / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Wait Here / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Walk the Plank / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Walk This Way / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Walking Out on the Show / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	War Elephants / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Wasteful Wishing / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Watch Where You're Going! / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Wax Museum Morgue / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Wax On, Wax Off / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	We Are Not Going Through That Again / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	We Don't Need Roads / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	We Have Ways of Making You Talk / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	We Meet Again / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	We Need a Distraction / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	We Wait / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Weather-Control Machine / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Weather Report / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	What Is This, X? / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	What Year Is This? / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	What's a Henway? / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	What's In It For Me? / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Which Me? / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Who Is Driving? / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Who Would Want to Watch Us? / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Who Writes This Crap?! / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Why Didn't I Think of That? / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Wild Goose Chase / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Wish Upon a Shooting Star / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Wishing Well / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Witch Doctor / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Wounded Hero, Weaker Helper / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Ye Olde Butcherede Englishe / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	You and What Army? / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	You Are Number 6 / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	You Can't Miss It / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	You Can't Thwart Stage One / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	"You!" Exclamation / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	You Fool! / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	You Have to Believe Me! / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	You Just Had to Say It / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	You Make Me Sic / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Your Costume Needs Work / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Your Size May Vary / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	You're Nothing Without Your Phlebotinum / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Zig-Zagging Trope / int_b0cf0ed6
DangerMouse	sameAs	Danger Mouse
Dangermouse	sameAs	Danger Mouse
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Emergency Impersonation / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Legion of Lost Souls / int_b0cf0ed6
Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Plank Gag / int_b0cf0ed6
dangermouse	sameAs	Danger Mouse

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