When he and Rocko first go to Chokey Chicken, Heffer orders a large amount of food (and leaves Rocko to pay the bill). Big Eater: Heffer's status as this is greatly emphasized in this episode.The cake is shown intact, down to the still-lit candle, inside his stomach. Ate It All: One of the flashbacks Peaches shows Heffer is of his grandfather's birthday, where he ate the cake before Grandpa could blow out the candle.As Heffer looks out the window and sees it's a beautiful day, his house unmasks to reveal Peaches's evilly-laughing head, and Heffer wakes up again inside a snack box, screaming. Heffer then wakes up in his room from the dream (in Catapult Nightmare fashion), feeling he should lay off exercising.

All Just a Dream: Played with after Rocko presumably saved Heffer from the clutches of Peaches in Heck, as they leave to go to the movies and Heffer asks if they can stop at another fast food place, Rocko suddenly says in Peaches' booming voice 'Have you learned NOTHING?' and pulls off his Latex Perfection mask to reveal Peaches' cackling milk-squirting udder head.

Added Alliterative Appeal: Chokey Chicken.

Abnormal Limb Rotation Range: Peaches does this in a Shout-Out to The Exorcist.

Rocko sees himself in the future mistreating a customer the same way Rocko's boss did at the beginning of the episode, leading to Rocko seeing the error of his ways ala Ebenezer Scrooge, reverting back to normal and restoring his friendship with Filburt. Then he shows Rocko what the future will be if he doesn't repent. Really Really Big Man shows up to remind Rocko of how Rocko and Filburt used to be friends.

Yet Another Christmas Carol: A non-holiday example, with Rocko becoming a greedy boss who keeps bossing Filburt around, friendship be damned.

Smitty doesn't thank Rocko and Filburt when they raised a lot of money to repair the comic book store, and Rocko gets fired along with Filburt when the former refuses to fire the latter under Smitty's demands. Given the surreal nature of the show, this quickly degenerates beyond the usual weirdos and has an alien snapping its claws, a worm crawling across the table, a giant pair of dentures, and a hovering face made of eggs and bacon.

Terrible Interviewees Montage: When Rocko becomes the temporary manager of Kind-Of-A-Lot-O Comics, he goes through one to find a new assistant before eventually hiring Filburt.

Stuff Blowing Up: Rocko and Filburt manage to sell so many autographed issues of Really Really Big Man and make so much money, it causes the cash register to explode.

Rocko doesn't listen and presses the button, and it causes him to become as mean a boss as Mr. Smitty leaves Rocko in charge of Kind-Of-A-Lot-O Comics, he warns Rocko not to touch the green button.

My God, What Have I Done?: Rocko goes through one of these moments when Really Really Big Man shows him what he did to Filburt, and what will happen if he continues to be as bad a boss as Mr.

Later, when Really Really Big Man shows Rocko his future, the scene replays with Rocko in Smitty's place. Smitty yell 'Buy or get out!' at a customer and calls him a 'smoldering old toad' under his breath.

Ironic Echo: In the opening of the episode, Rocko sees Mr.

Hurl It into the Sun: Really Really Big Man attempts to do this to a nuclear warhead while showing it to Jimmy, but accidentally hurls Jimmy into the sun.

Rocko is back to working at Kind-Of-A-Lot-O-Comics in later episodes. Smitty fires Rocko when Rocko refuses to fire Filburt under his demands despite all the money they made.

Expy: This episode marks the first appearance of Really Really Big Man, a parody of Superman.

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