Sit Me Baby One More Time Credits Sequence

"One of them will be my regular bodyguard. And 1 of them won't."

"Kick them in the tinkledink!"

—Kendra

Tina and Tammy find themselves babysitting the aforementioned creepy child. While the other Belchers visit an upscale eating house, which Teddy is secretly dining at.

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Trope Me Baby One More Fourth dimension:

• Amazingly Embarrassing Parents: Louise references a time the family went out to a seafood eating house and Linda really played this up.
• Berserk Push: Bob apparently acts rather poorly when it comes to burgers from other restaurants. Specifically he gets incredibly sulky if he finds out the burger might be ameliorate than the ones he makes, to the point Linda, Cistron and Louise beg Teddy not to tell Bob what he really thinks of Savory's burger. Bob genuinely didn't realize he did it until his family pointed it out... not that it stops him from doing it again.
• Continuity Nod: Much like "Lice Things Are Lice", this episode makes a reference to how blonde isn't Tammy's natural hair color.
  • Zeke mentions having been the new kid in school, referencing how "Broadcast Wagstaff School News" revealed he moved around a lot prior to the series.
• Creepy Child: Kendra is all kinds of creepy. With a bizarre fixation of crotch kicking, and a teddy acquit she speaks through quite evilly.

  Jimmy Jr.: Why does that girl talk like a gremlin?

• Companion Cube: Kendra's teddy bear Mr. Boom-boom, whom she speaks for in a deep, raspy voice.
• Does This Remind You of Anything?: When the Belchers find Teddy having a burger at Savory, he acts similar someone who got caught sleeping around. To further nail information technology in, he says the few times he tried a burger outside of Bob's restaurant "meant nothing" to him, and sobs about betraying Bob when the truth is revealed.
• Enemy Mine: Tina and Tammy are forced to work together to confront Kendra.
• Enfant Terrible: Kendra makes Louise look similar an angel.
• Evil Counterpart: Kendra almost acts as one to Louise. Both are Enfant Terribles who play up the Creepy Child trope for all it's worth. Both as well take Companion Cube tendencies, merely while Louise'southward tendencies are used to emphasize her (very hidden) innocence and playfulness, Kendra's are used to make her even more unnerving. Both also have tendencies to engage in physical corruption, but Louise pretty much never goes past relatively-harmless slapping while Kendra has upgraded to full-blown Groin Attacks.
• Female Groin Invincibility: Seemingly averted. When Tina and Tammy discover that Kendra'due south been kicking her classmates in the groin and letting them have the blame for information technology, Kendra yells that she'due south going to boot them in the "tinkle-dink". Judging by their panicked reactions, they know it'south still gonna exist painful for them. She never does become to nail her attacks on them, though.
• Groin Assail: Kendra loves trying to boom people in the "tinkle-dink". Unlike many shows, a crotch-kick to a female is framed as merely equally traumatic every bit a crotch-kick to a male.
• Hype Backfire: In-universe; despite all the praise Savory'due south burger got, Bob found it to exist dry.
• Hypocrite: Tammy has the gall to telephone call Tina out for "bullying" her.
• Ignored Epiphany: Tammy stubbornly refuses to admit that she and Tina make a great team and turns downwardly her offer to work together on hereafter babysitting jobs.
• Important Haircut: Subverted. Tammy wears her hair down for the episode rather than in her usual side-ponytail, and plays it up as very important. Jocelyn then reveals that it's just then she can wear a headband that covers her natural hair colour (her parents stopped buying dye).
• Innocently Insensitive: Tina refers to herself as the first entrepreneur in the family unit, and information technology'due south clear that she genuinely forgot about the eponymous Family Business (which Bob lampshades).
• Big Ham: Cistron really hams information technology upwards as the "hold music" for the Belchers' phone.
• Look Both Ways: When Tina and Tammy race across the street to attempt and advertise their babysitting services to Kendra'south parents, they briefly suspension to cheque for incoming traffic.
• Mistaken for Servant: When Linda is taking things out of her handbag at the bathroom of the eating place, she is mistaken for a restroom bellboy, and keeps up the charade for the attention. In the stop she has collected enough coin to cover the remaining office of pecker after it turns out their souvenir certificate wasn't enough.
• Shout-Out:
  • Episode title is an allusion to the Britney Spears song "Hit Me, Infant, One More Time".
  • The Store Next Door is "Plunger Games, Aggressive Toilet Tools".
  • The exterminator van is "Don't Stop Bugs Leavin'".
  • Tina's babysitter advert includes has a phrase saying "Nobody puts your babe in the corner", a shout out to Dingy Dancing.
  • Tina is inspired to be a babysitter afterwards watching The Sound of Music. There's an imagine spot of her as Maria singing "Exercise, Re, Mi".
  • Burger of the Day: The Clear and Present Ginger Burger.
  • Louise calls Bob "The Incredible Sulk".
  • The scene with Tina and Tammy stapling their babysitting fliers over each other on a telephone pole resembles a scene from the Looney Tunes cartoon Rabbit Fire where Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck pull "Rabbit Season" and "Duck Season" signs off a tree, arguing over what season it is.
• Suddenly Shouting: When Kendra talks about what she plans to do to Tina and Tammy, she remarks "Kicking yous in... THE TINKLE-DINK!"
• Suspiciously Specific Denial: Kendra hides all the letters from schoolhouse in a box marked "Kendra's Hole-and-corner Stuff (Not Letters From School)".
• Unusual Euphemism: "Tinkle-dink" is used for the female crotch. Kendra's male parent specifies that "tinkle-dinker" is used for the male crotch.

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