When come back, bring pie. Wanker.

The Everyday Happenings of Weebl (And Sometimes Weebl's Friend Bob), or just Weebl and Bob for short, is a Web cartoon produced by British animator Jonathan "Jonti" Picking (better known as Mr. Weebl) and shown on the website Weebls-Stuff.

The title characters are two egg-shaped, pie-loving, near-unintelligible fellows, modeled after the famous "Weeble" toys, who get into various odd adventures, usually involving some scheme or quest to get pie, which they rarely ever succeed in doing. Other characters include Weebl's bovine rival Wee Bull, an erudite Monkey who is probably the smartest character in the show despite not being toilet-trained, and Hairy Lee.

Picking is also responsible for a number of tunes that have gone Memetic Mutation in the intervening years. "Badger Badger Badger (Mushroom Mushroom)" is probably the one you're most familiar with, but he also did the "Magical Trevor" song cycle, not to mention a bunch of others which we will not bother listing because your brain would collapse under the sheer stuck-in-your-headness unleashed thereby. (Jonti being Jonti, he lampshaded this eventually.) He later started a children's channel called Jellybug, which features a number of his songs (sometimes with sanitized lyrics).

Two other notable series on the website are Cat Face (found here) and On The Moon (found here).

The Weebl and Bob cartoons started on Newgrounds, and were also aired on MTV in the United Kingdom, under the title "Wobbl and Bob" due to Playskool's trademark on the "Weebles" toys on which the characters may have been based.

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Jonti also does livestreams on Twitch every now and then, follow him here.

The Weebl & Bob shorts provide examples of:

• 420, Blaze It: The Town population in "Strawberry Pancakes" starts at this, and (in the Flash original) decreases by 1 with each loop. When it gets to 0...
• Abhorrent Admirer: Kevin, a male stripper Bob ends up sleeping with (and who steals Bob's kidney) after a hard night's drinking in France. This becomes a Never Live It Down moment for Bob, as Weebl loves to remind him of it from time to time just to piss him off.
• Aerith and Bob: The titular characters qualify as this trope.
• All Anime Is Naughty Tentacles: In "Hentai," Bob winds up in a sailor suit after some misadventure at a sushi place. He is whisked offscreen by a tentacle after Weebl reminds him what happens to schoolgirls in Japanese cartoons.
• Ambiguously Gay: Believe it or not, Weebl himself, most notably how he actually liked the telegram received in 'Posh Times' for about 2 seconds before correcting himself.
  • Bob in 'Intervention', who got VERY defensive when Weebl stated out of the blue that he thought Bob was gay.
• Animesque: "Hentai" dresses Weebl as Hello Kitty and Bob as a Japanese schoolgirl (there was some misadventure at a sushi restaurant). Weebl gets a Sweat Drop and Blush Sticker at one point; Bob has pigtails and Tsurime Eyes; there's an alleged Panty Shot; and, inevitably, the tentacles show up.
• Black Comedy Rape: Happens (offscreen) in the "Hentai" episode.
• Brain Bleach: Weebl comes up with a new logo for "Team Laser Explosion". Bob and the pear cannot unsee.
• Butt-Monkey: Bob. Poor, poor Bob.
• Calling Your Attacks: "LASER PELVIS ATTACK!"
• Cute Owl: The Earth turns into a fuzzy owlet at the end of the "Cute Explosion" musical video
• Eyedscreen: Happens between Weebl and Bob for a quick visual gag in "Hentai".
• Fat Idiot: Weebl.
• G-Rated Drug: To them, cheese: in the episode set in The '80s, both of them have large mullets, they're both the same size and sound suave and smarter in general, but after consuming a large amount of cheese (the pile of which is blocked out by a Censor Box), they pass out and the following morning they gain their usual voices, appearance and mannerisms, which they curse the "cheeses" for.
• Insulted Awake: "Bob...Bob...oi, wanker!"
• Mathematician's Answer: In "Goth":
  Weebl: (to Bob) May I ask you why have you become a goths?
  Bob: Yes.
  . . .
  Bob: Go on then.
  Weebl: Oh, sorry. Why have you become a goths?
• Musical Episode: Weebl and Bob occasionally do songs, frequently parodies.
• Naughty Tentacles: Bob falls victim to this at the end of the "Hentai" episode.
• Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot: Chris the Ninja Pirate. Who also appears to be a mushroom.
• Our Hippocamps Are Different: In the Weebl's Stuff video "Unicorn", the narrator wonders if unicorns are the result of a narwhal breeding with a horse, and depicts the resulting new-born unicorn as having a fish-shaped body and a mane resembling the fins of a goldfish.
• Paper-Thin Disguise: Team Laser Explosion. Both of their "costumes" consist of an elaborate helmet and chest laser emblem thing.
• Retirony: He was only one day away from his evil retirement!
• A Riddle Wrapped in a Mystery Inside an Enigma: In one short, Bob describes the flat-packed pie they bought from Piekia as "a conundrum wrapped in an enigma wrapped in pastry, wrapped in a lie."
• The Rival: "Damn you, Wee Bull! You win this time!"
  • Later becoming Luke, I Am Your Father.
• Squiggle Vision: Bob's toons.
• There Is No Kill Like Overkill: Weebl has problems with a baby. Bob calls a tactical air strike.
  "Well, are you having problems with it now?!"
• The Unintelligible:
  • Quite a few characters, even to the point where they've said twice that the only way they even understand is each is by reading their speech bubbles.
  • Their distinctive speech appears to be produced by talking while keeping one's tongue flat on the bottom of one's mouth, and possibly mumbling just a little to exaggerate the effect.
• Trademark Favorite Food: "Mmmm, pie" is practically a catchphrase.
• Universal-Adaptor Cast: The "Team Laser Explosion" shorts, in which Monkey plays a different villain every episode.
• Unusual Euphemism: "Pubewaffles", "Pisseggs" and "Bumpigeons", among others.
• Visual Pun: When fighting an evil airborne sentient pre-nuptials agreement to keep their homicidal black widow half-donkey mother from marrying their pirate friend, said contract shoots a bunch of words into Weebls mouth. Cue the phrase:
  Bob: He put the words right in your mouth!
• Vitriolic Best Buds: Weebl and Bob fit this trope to a T.
• With Friends Like These...: Weebl is not exactly the best friend to Bob, though Bob has been known to get his.
• Where the Hell Is Springfield?: It is occasionally brought up that not even Weebl and Bob know where they are.

The Weebl's Stuff songs provide examples of:

• Amazing Technicolor Wildlife: The amazing horse has pink mane, tail and belly fur.
• Artistic License – Biology:
  • Babies depicts Jonti getting pregnant by eating and giving birth by shitting the babies out.
  • Dugong mentions that the creature is also known as a manatee. However, the two Sirenians are different species. The Jellybug version of the song fixes this, changing the lyrics to "closely related to the manatee", and even showing a dugong with a forked tail and a manatee with a rounded tail next to each other.
  • And no, there are not actually tigers in Kenya. Peabo lampshaded this with a disclaimer in his remix of the "Kenya" video.
    * Good luck actually finding tigers in Kenya
• Ax-Crazy/Psycho Knife Nut: The titular character of the "Mr Stabby" shorts.
• Bowdlerise: Jonti Picking runs the children's music channel "Jellybug" that features some sanitized versions of his "Weebl" songs. For example, in "Narwhals" the narwhals' horn is described as "massive" rather than "kick-ass", and the animation for the "don't let them touch your balls" line shows a toy ball getting deflated rather than a Groin Attack.
• Broken Record: "Badger Badger Badger" is essentially just "badger" repeated on loop, plus the occasional "mushroom" or "snake".
• Cats Are Mean: Not that you can blame them in this case.
• Cool Horse: Horse guy's amazing horse. So cool that it can turn into a plane and can take you around the universe and all the other places too!
• Ear Worm: "Annoying" is a song about a man complaining about a catchy song getting stuck in his head.
• Explosive Breeder: In "Babies", Weebl gives birth to dozens of babies every day.
• Fantastic Racism:
  • Leprechauns hate Unicorns because their rainbow effluvium contrails give away their gold stashes.
  • In "Owls", it's implied that there's an age-old feud between owls and beavers.
• Gag Penis: The amazing horse's "winky" is longer than its entire body.
• Groin Attack: Narwhals... just don't let them touch your balls.
• Hot Skitty-on-Wailord Action: Discussed in "Unicorn"; the leprechaun narrator wonders if you get unicorns by crossbreeding narwhals with horses.
• Husky Russkie: All the Russian Dancing Men are pretty tough and manly.
• I Drank WHAT?!: Played With in "The Amazing Horse". It's never explicitly said, and it's never drank, but after the woman declares the horse's "winky" as dirty, the horse rider has this to say.
  Do you think so?
  Well, I better not show you where the lemonade is made!
  Sweet lemonade! Mmm, sweet lemonade!
  Sweet lemonade! Yeah, sweet lemonade!
• Indecipherable Lyrics: In "Crabs," after the singer stuffs his mouth full of crabs, he becomes The Unintelligible.
• Let's Meet the Meat: "Pork" is full of smiling pigs who seem to have no problem with the prospect of being eaten or of cannibalising their own.
• Misplaced Wildlife: Where can you see tigers? Only in Kenya!
• Mundane Made Awesome: Narwhals!!!
  • Where can ya see lions? Only in Kenya!
  • This trope is also the whole point of the "Honorable Ninja Farm" videos.
  • Everyone loves Magical Trevor, 'cos the things that he does are ever so clever!
    • He saw beans!
  • Stephen! Stephen FRYYYYYYY!
• Planet of Hats: Magical Trevor always performs on a planet populated entirely by one species of animal.
• Red Live Lobster: "Shrimp Glockenspiel" has pink shrimp and prawns, as well as red lobsters and crabs.
• Ridiculously Cute Critter: The Fat Labrador is a ball of fat with four vestigial legs poking out of the sides and a dogs head with a huge "doggy smile" plastered on. It manages to be adorable rather than sad.
• Rule 34:
  • Parodied in Sexy Robots. Or at least, we HOPE it's a parody....
  • The "Waffles" video is proof that there really are no exceptions...
• Shout-Out: During "Scampi", one of the "things in disguise" is a map of Malaysia with Kuala Lumpur crossed out and "France" written in its place.
• Space Whale Aesop: In 'Egg', 'Cheese', and several of Bob's toons.
  • Dogs can't do science so leave them at home or a "cute explosion" will occur, destroying the world.
• Sperm as People: The music video "Babies" briefly shows some Weebl-faced sperms swimming towards an egg.
• Sugar Bowl: In "Cute Explosion" the entire universe turns into this because of a lab accident.
• Surreal Humor: Pretty much everything Jonti's done since the beginning of Weebl's Stuff.
• Tin-Can Robot: The male singer in "Sexy Robots" is this. The female singer is a computer.
• Toilet Humor: In "Amazing Horse", the horse's "winky" grows to huge lengths and the rider heavily implies (although never explicitly states) that the "sweet lemonade" is made of horse piss.
• The Unintelligible: You will become this when you have a mouth full of crabs
• Upper-Class Equestrian: "Amazing Horse" features a dapper gentleman trying to impress a woman with his Cool Horse.
• Zeppelins from Another World: "Helium" states that everyone should own a blimp "Coz blimps are pretty pimp".

The Weebl's Stuff games provide examples of:

• Pumpkin Peril: In "Pumpkin Panic," the player has to destroy hordes of jack-o'-lanterns by waving the cursor over them. What makes the jack-o'-lanterns threatening isn't clear, but the narrator does insist that "We're all gonna die!" if they're not stopped.