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Didn't Think This Through: Frequently, mostly trying to DIY projects usually left to trained engineers and even entire national governments for a reason. She can spotted cleaning a table or washing windows. In latter seasons, this practice was dropped, with the main plot of the episode only appearing in a few segments and otherwise being kept out of the recurring sketches like "North of 40" or "Handyman Corner. " Red: Don't make it worse, Harold! The Münchausen: Hap is practically the poster boy for this trope. Here I am 100 years later': Centenarians share stories of hardship, humor and humility. In one of Gord's educational cartoons, he lectures on how to protect oneself against a sasquatch. This most often involves a wild scheme either to raise money or clean up some kind of environmental disaster before the authorities clamp down (with the former often being the cause of the latter). In another episode Red suggested donating a '73 K-car to charity; the K-car wasn't introduced until 1981. No Communities Were Harmed: Possum Lake is a fictional stand-in for any number of smaller towns located across Canada. She married Cecil H. Yates, who later became New Kensington's police chief.
"He didn't know the specific difficulties African Americans faced in urban settings until he found himself immersed in that culture, " Elijah Gardner's son Kelvin said. "This is quite a milestone. "I just want to wish all of you the best in luck, health and happiness, " he told the group. The reason this matched the old guy's DNA was because he was always pickled himself. Red: Come on, that's different. "Welcome to Harold's Handicrafts, where crafty hands make handy crafts! " When Mike wins due to his bizarre tricks, Red makes an alteration to the plaque, giving Mike the more fitting title of "World's Strangest Man", which he doesn't seem to disagree with. Spell My Name with an S: Glen's last name is either Brackston, Braxton or Brachston; the Red Green wiki uses Brachston. Humorous segment of in living color crossword puzzle crosswords. Not That Kind of Doctor: Doc Render is the lodge's medical officer, but no one is sure if he really is a doctor, let alone an MD. Rival Salamander Lodge (which was created by a disgruntled Possum Lodge member out of spite and didn't even manage to last the whole episode) adopted the motto "Quando Omni Flunkus Terra Retreatum" ("When all else fails, hide under a rock"). There are also many inconsistent jokes about how old he was when he graduated from school.
Like a Son to Me: Subverted with Red and Harold. In "Red Green Does New Years", Red assembles a light-up sign using heating elements from toasters. At the end of the episode, they give the barbecue to Dalton, but he says he doesn't need it because Anne-Marie took the barbecue from his store and gave it to him as a birthday present. Ironically, the Stuffed and Mounted DVDs do mention that they have real names: Stinky's real name is Stephen Riechen Puanteur Peterson (his middle names being German and French for "smell"), Old Man Sedgewick's real name is Orville Lloyd Dutton Manly Alvin Norbert Sedgewick (notice what the initials spell), and Moose's real name is Mooseworth Hugo Largess Thompson. Cue Harold walking in, seeing the two of them there, and backing out. Humorous segment of in living color crosswords. Kleptomaniac Hero: As a known felon, Mike was especially prone to this and Red certainly wasn't above snitching stuff for his construction projects. "Everyone had to chip in, " said Fedor, who later owned the market. This is one of the few episodes where everything actually worked out, as the Lodge members began scavenging most of the garbage for their own personal projects. Subverted Catchphrase: In "30 Minutes or Free", Red is so despondent about having to pay over $300 for a bunch of pizzas he ordered (despite his best efforts to stall the pizza man so his pizza would be free if delivered in over 30 minutes), that he can't even finish his sign-off Everyone else... see ya. Motor Mouth: What Winston becomes in "Guinness World Records" when he tries to beat the record for most coffee All right, men, bow your heads for the Man's Prayer. Butt-Monkey: Harold.
I don't care what Neil Young said. " Does This Make Me Look Fat? A-Team Firing: Red is stated to have terrible eyesight, and makes up for this by using a semi-automatic, implying that his hunting is like this. Show, Don't Tell: The 300-episode series as a whole is possibly the most successful example of averting this trope as practically every episode featured segments of Red relating his off-screen adventures to the audience. Dalton has been known to BS his way into making customers pay a few dollars extra by making them think they're buying a priceless antique, when it's really just junk. Suspiciously Specific Denial: From "The Ghost Of Possum Lodge":Red: (about a fishing lure) It's around the Lodge Uh — well — no. Short-Distance Phone Call: Red talking to Junior Singleton over the CB in "Possum Lodge Radio. In one episode, Harold is the one who appears in the "North Of 40" segment instead of Red: - In one episode, Harold called duct tape "the handyteen's secret weapon. " No Bisexuals: Averted by Red in the Possum Lodge Word Game. The Red Green Show (Series. Gordon Pinsent served for four years in that unit.