Anything Goes/YMMV

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• Ass Pull: Evelyn's gypsy heritage.
• Covered Up: "De-Lovely" in its pure Ear Worm form is actually from another musical.
• Crowning Moment of Funny: "A jolly good romp in the rice".
  • "I think of you, and time stands still. Your face alone could stop a clock!"
  • The entire show is practically one giant crowning moment of funny.
• Ho Yay: There's a little bit between Billy and Moonface; some productions take it Up to Eleven for "Be Like The Bluebird" and end the song with Moonface jumping into Billy's arms.
• Needs More Love
• Unfortunate Implications: Luke and John are very outdated Chinese stereotypes.
  • Also, the characters were originally named Ching and Ling.
• Values Dissonance: Commented about in the play itself. The fact that career women are mocked by Reno is an example for today's audience.
  • Which is a bit of Hypocritical Humor as Reno is a career woman herself.
  • Also the line "Some get a kick from cocaine", in "I Get A Kick Out Of You". Written before it was illegal.
• The Woobie: Both Billy and Moonface, two characters whose defining traits are their terrible luck.