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1983: Doomsday/YMMV

* Continuity Drift / Continuity Snarl: Owing to the wiki-style nature of the timeline as well as the various views of the moderators, a number of inconsistencies and debates tend to show up. Which makes maintaining at least some consistency all the more crucial.
* Grey and Gray Morality: The Saguenay War fought between Quebec sovereigntists and the surviving government in northeast Canada. Both sides believed they were fighting a defensive war (in Saguenay's case a preemptive one), both sides had good people fighting honorably for them, and both sides supported criminal elements.
* Moral Event Horizon: Doomsday itself definitely fits the bill. Though a more specific example would be the Soviets' attempt at invading Austria despite its neutrality, beginning with dropping two warheads indiscriminately over Vienna. They failed.
* Never Live It Down: In-verse. In the case of at least some countries, any mention of either the USA or Soviets is bound to bring up memories of how they blew it all up. The Siberians and American successors meanwhile have all but accepted their reputations.
12 to the Moon/YMMV

* Fair for Its Day: For a movie made in 1954, the treatment of the Turkish, Nigerian and Soviet characters is pretty remarkable. The Turkish Muslim character is almost progressive by *today's* standards. Even though there's a lot of unfortunate implications with Hideko it is pretty amazing that she gets a lot more screen time than the film's single caucasian woman and this was 1954.
* Narm: The bravery of David and Heinrich's Heroic Sacrifice is significantly undercut by the fact that David appears to be sitting in Heinrich's lap the entire time.
* Special Effects Failure: The ~~Corn Pops~~ asteroid field. Also when Heinrich and David's ship crashes.
* Strangled by the Red String: Sigrid and Selim's attraction pretty much comes out of nowhere.
* Unfortunate Implications: All Asian people can read pictograms, regardless of origin! Also, the Nigerian guy ranting about the spiritual evil of the moon rocks veers toward Magical Negro territory.
1776 (musical)/Tear Jerker

* "Mama, Look Sharp"

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* Adams' realization that he'll have to allow slavery in America to avoid a civil war. And in real life, he actually did predict that one was inevitable within a hundred years, which wasn't included in the play because people wouldn't believe it.
24/Fanfic Recs

Proof that the remaining 10% is worth dying for here.

These are recommendations made by Tropers for *24* fanfics, all of which have to be signed to stay on the page. Feel free to add a fanfic of your own to the list, but remember to use the template found here.

You can also add to the current recommendations if you want. Refrain from posting Conversation in the Main Page though; that goes in the discussion page.

## General Fics

*Stories focused on the family and the friendly relationships of the cast. Plot-focused stories or light day-in-the-life stories. Pretty much anything that isn't focused on romance.*

*24: Season Two: The Musical* (Lyrics and Music by Jon and Al Kaplan)

* Recommended by JMQwilleran
* *Synopsis*: Fan-made musical adaptation based on key events from the second season of *24*. Includes a music video of "Bring It On," based on Kim Bauer's plotline with emphasis on the infamous "trapped in the woods with a cougar" incident.
* *Comments*: Obviously *24* would never do a musical, but if you've ever wondered (or haven't) what one might be like, here it is. An entertaining fan production merging actual music from the series with original lyrics commemorating the program's second season.

## Shipping Fics

*Stories focused on the romantic relationships between the cast.*

*Fusion* by Leigh57

* Recommended by Across The Stars
* *Pairing*: Jack/Renee
* *Synopsis*: Post-Season 7, Jack and Renee try to define what's happening between them.
* *Comments*: This fanfic is beyond brilliant. They're perfectly in character, and the emotional (and sexual) tension between them is palpable. Easily the best Jack/Renee fic this troper has ever read. Smut warning, but damn me if it isn't wonderful smut...

*Sutures* by Leigh57

* Recommended by Across The Stars
* *Pairing*: Jack/Renee
* *Synopsis*: Post-Season 7, Renee learns to live with the trauma of the day that rearranged her life.
* *Comments*: It's more from my favorite *24* author! As usual, she nails the characters down to the last adorable quirk.
1776/Trivia

* Dawson Casting: 26-year-old South Carolinian Edward Rutledge, the youngest man in the Congress — "except for Ben Franklin" — was played by then-42-year-old John Cullum.
	+ True of the original Rutledge, Clifford David, as well: he was 37 when the show opened.
	+ Averted with Ken Howard who was only 28 when he portrayed Jefferson in the movie, and 25 when he was in the show on Broadway.
* Executive Meddling: Literally! Then-US President Richard Nixon convinced friend and producer Jack Warner to expunge the musical number "Cool Considerate Men," an ode to wealthy conservatism sung by the antagonist, from The Movie for purely political reasons — and not just remove it but *destroy all the footage*. As Warner was no longer working with his and his brother's namesake studio, however, the employees responsible merely packed it into unmarked boxes and stashed it with all of the other film negatives, letting Paramount Pictures rediscover it for the Special Edition. Nixon had earlier attempted to pressure playwright Sherman Edwards into removing the number after seeing a performance of the play at the White House, but Edwards refused. Guess that makes this Executive *Branch* Meddling. Or Chief Executive Editing.
* Hey, It's That Guy!:
	+ Anyone who doesn't know William Daniels' name will always refer to him as Mr. Feeny. Or Dr. Mark Craig. Or Captain Nice.
		- Or KITT.
	+ Edward Rutledge would later move to Alaska and open a bar and grill.
		- Then he'd become a cantankerous but fair judge.
		- And move on to being the Corrupt Corporate Executive of Urinetown.
	+ Thomas Jefferson would become not only President of the United States, but also President of Kabletown. He'd also go on to coach basketball.
	+ MacNair would later get a job as a shoeshine boy.
* Hey, It's That Place!: The fountain central to "The Lees of Old Virginia" is the same fountain that appears in the opening credits of *Friends*.
* Hey, It's That Voice!: Those that don't recognize William Daniels as Mr. Feeny may recognize his voice as that of KITT.
* The Pete Best: Paul Hecht and Clifford David originated the roles of John Dickinson and Edward Rutledge, respectively, but it was Donald Madden and John Cullum who created the most enduring versions of the characters in the film version.
* Playing Against Type: Both William Daniels and Howard da Silva were cast wildly against type. Circa 1969, Daniels specialized in meek, ineffectual, and prematurely middle-aged characters, while da Silva was best known as a nasty villain (like Jud in the original *Oklahoma!*). In Daniels' case, characters like Dr. Craig and Mr. Feeny were a result of post-*1776* typecasting.
* Typecasting: Ron Holgate (Richard Henry Lee) had already established himself as an actor specializing in roles that called for an extremely Large Ham, like Miles Gloriosus in the original cast of *A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum.*
21 Jump Street (film)/YMMV

These things about *21 Jump Street (film)* are subjective - not everyone will agree with all of them.

* Crosses the Line Twice: Schmidt tries to shut up a family friend at the store who almost blows his cover in front of Eric by shoving her against a table of shoes, and then saying she tried to grab his dick.
	+ Arguably, when The coach got his dick shot off. After he stops complaining a bit, they go "is that it?!" and point to half a hot dog. He then tries to grab it with his mouth.
* Dude, Not Funny: The trailer for the movie has a scene where the police captain, played by Ice Cube, asks the two officers played by Tatum and Hill if they're autistic, intending it as an insult. That didn't go over very well with the autistic community.
* Fridge Brilliance: Though intentional or not, Jenko's remark of "Fuck you, Glee" could be construed as a comeback to the 2010 Christmas episode of the series where Chang says to Santa Claus, "I wish Channing Tatum would stop being in stuff."
	+ More likely it could be due to Matthew Morrison apparently bullying Jonah Hill at an event if this video is anything to go by.
	+ That was apparently a joke but it still counts.
* Ho Yay: Jenko and Schmidt; they both frequently "wrestle" with one another in the film, and Schmidt even says to Jenko at one point "Will you go to the prom with me?"
	+ Followed by "I cherish you"
	+ "Let's have a baby."
	+ "You're the one in the Peter Pan suit!"
	+ Jenko has a lot of stuff. There's him pretending to butt fuck the perp at the beginning, humping a nerd at the party, pretending that a giant stuffed giraffe is his dick and using it to fuck Schmidt.
		- Hanson and Penhall get shot and as they lay dying, they both profess their mutual admiration for one another
* Heartwarming Moments: There's something oddly sweet about the fact that, in spite of the time spent ripping the premise a new one, the film is incredibly faithful to its predecessor: it reunites the core cast even if two members get shot to hell, insists that the church is the same and any decor changes are only due to it being leased out, and even making its lead the son of a short-lived and forgotten first season character.
* Squick: Schmidt shoots off Mr. Walters' dick, and the latter tries to pick it up with his mouth.
* Troperiffic: Seriously... it's like a trope wiki became sentient, joined forces with *Cracked.com*, and wrote the screenplay. Then again, what did you expect from *Scott Pilgrim*Template:'s Michael Bacall, a light romantic comedy?

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28 Weeks Later/Quotes

> *"We are headed for the green-zone, our area of security and reconstruction, designated as District One. District One is located on the Isle of Dogs. Although the Isle of Dogs is completely safe, the surrounding area of London is not. There are a large number of bodies still left to be cleared from the original outbreak of infection. Rats and wild dogs are prevalent, as is disease. New arrivals are reminded, for their own safety, it is absolutely forbidden to cross the river and leave the security zone. You will be joining 15,000 civilians who are already resident in District One. As we approach your new home, you will notice a dramatically increased military presence. The U.S. Army is responsible for your safety. We will do everything we can do to make your repatriation as easy as possible..."*
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127 Hours/Awesome

* When Aron successfully breaks his arm, and he spends several seconds yelling in triumph.
* Aron walking free of the canyon, getting help from a hiking family, and watching the rescue helicopter arrive, with Sigur Ros's "Festival" belting out over it all.
* Also a somewhat grotesque Crowning Moment of Funny: The climax of the film, when Aron succeeds in cutting his own arm off in order to escape from under the boulder that's trapped him for five days. He staggers a few steps away...and then he stops, turns around, pulls out his camera, and *snaps a picture of it* before leaving for good. Exhausted from fighting to stay alive for five days, starving and dangerously dehydrated, just finished wrapping up his new bloody stump so he'll have a shot at surviving the trek back out, and he still stops for a souvenir picture of the rock that almost killed him. The feeling of triumph in that moment is almost indescribable.
	+ Made even more awesome by the fact, that this actually happened. This photo exists.
* Not quite as spectacular, but his method of getting his knife back after dropping it out of reach is a great early sign of his ingenuity.
28 Days/Trivia

* Hey, It's That Guy!: Aside from the principals, there were a few actors in here that made it big in the next few years...
	+ Annie, Aragorn, Wash, and Burt are all in rehab together!
	+ Jasper went on to rape the Queen... guess he *was* bad news... and then Roxy Hart killed him.
	+ Carl's doing therapy!
* Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon: *28 Days* and *28 Days Later* seem worlds apart, but you *can* connect them...
	+ Gerhardt was played by Alan Tudyk.
	+ Alan Tudyk played Wash on *Firefly*
	+ *Firefly* had "reavers"
	+ Reavers are like zombies.
	+ Zombies are in *28 Days Later*

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1940: et si la France avait continué la guerre?

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*1940: et si la France avait continué la guerre?* is an Alternate History book by Jacques Sapir, Frank Stora and Loïc Mahé, published in 2010 and based on the Web Original *France Fights On* a.k.a. the *Fantasque Time Line*. It relates an alternate WW 2 in which France doesn't sign an armistice with Germany, but instead evacuates its military, its apparatus of government and its essential industrial personnel to North Africa to continue the war from overseas.

The point of divergence takes place on June 6, 1940, when the mistress of Paul Reynaud (the *président du Conseil* of the Third Republic) dies in a traffic accident. Without her influence, Reynaud is more willing to follow de Gaulle's advice to keep fighting rather than seek an armistice.

Tropes used in *1940: et si la France avait continué la guerre?* include:

* Adaptation Distillation: The book is a condensed version of the sprawling Web Original.
* For Want of a Nail: A woman dies in a car accident a few weeks earlier than she did historically, and the world changes.
* Historical Domain Character: De Gaulle, mostly, but also other French and British political figures.
* Historical Hero Upgrade
* Les Collaborateurs: While Pétain dies of a heart attack, some opportunistic politicians such as Laval and far-right ideologues such as Drieu La Rochelle do offer their assistance to the occupying Germans.
* La Résistance: It begins earlier, thanks to the legitimate French government-in-exile openly encouraging it.
* The Mistress: Hélène de Portes, Paul Reynaud's politically conniving paramour. Her earlier death is the point of divergence.
* Obligatory War Crime Scene: A group of captured German pilots are executed in cold blood when it turns out they can't be evacuated to Algeria.
* Shout-Out: Various tongue-in-cheek references to real history pepper the narrative. For example, Reynaud's mistress fatal car accident takes place in the same circumstances as that of Lady Diana's.
* Shown Their Work: Impressive amounts of research went into this book.
10 Things I Hate About You/YMMV

* Harsher in Hindsight: The part where Patrick tries to wake up Kat ("Come on, open your eyes!").
* Hilarious in Hindsight: Kat reads books such as "The Bell Jar". Julia Stiles played the protagonist in the 2012 film.
* Tear Jerker: The scene where Kat read the poem at the top of the main page in class. More specifically it was meant for Patrick. This troper always feels sad whenever Kat starts to get tears in her eyes and cries as she's reading, especially when the camera goes to Patrick (Heath Ledger) and you see he got kind of upset too.
	+ That would be because the script didn't call for tears, but she actually started crying anyway. Most likely, that was also Heath's reaction to seeing her cry.
	+ Heath Ledger singing his version of "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You" to Julia Stiles. Especially when he sings the line "And I thank God I'm alive..." \*sob\*
* The Woobie: Cameron, particularly in the scene at the party when Bianca walks away from him...

### The series contains examples of:

* Badass Decay: Patrick is initially Shrouded in Myth but later intimidates Cameron into accepting delivery of a Snuggy for him.
* Hilarious in Hindsight: Kat saying "I really did believe you kissed a girl and liked it" sounds funny after seeing Lindsay Shaw in Pretty Little Liars
* The Woobie: Cameron and Bianca both alternate as this.
1408/Nightmare Fuel

* Absolutely everything that happens in room 1408.
	+ "As you are, I was. And as I am, you will be."
	+ When the room directory changes to show the hotel completely blacked out except for 1408.
	+ "*Five. This is five. Ignore the sirens. Even if you leave this room, you can **never** leave this room...*"
	+ That... fucking... phone. And the clock radio.
	+ We've only just begun to live . . .
	+ To say nothing of when it hijacks his video chat with his ex to get her to come up to the room so she'll die too.
	+ For Enslin, in the story, he's so traumatized that he disconnected all the phones in his house and has to sleep with a nightlight. After an experience like that, you can't blame him.
		- "Even if you leave this room you can never leave this room"
	+ One of the alternate endings on the Blu-ray has Mike's editor receiving the manuscript he wrote --though God only knows how he got it--  and reading it. Quotes from the movie begin to play, looping and overlapping each other, including a few from that delightful phone (including one that didn't happen in the movie--"Your daughter is being eaten by wolves on the Connecticut turnpike") as the camera slowly backs away from the editor...through the now-inexplicably empty office. The doors swing shut accompanied by "As I am...", and the movie cuts to black just before "...you will be." -*shiver*-
	+ In the original short story, the menu sequence.
		- Also missing from the film (and related): "My brother was killed by wolves on the Connecticut Turnpike..."
	+ The creature in the vents.
	+ The Reveal that at the end of the hour, Enslin gets to look forward to experiencing it again. And again. *And again...*
* The very Adult Fear of watching your child slowly dying from a horrible illness. Full stop.
1408/Funny

* The scene where he finds the new chocolates on the pillows *he had just been sitting on* and then fails to come up with an explanation as to how it occurred.
* Samuel L. Jackson tries to bribe Mike with a bottle of eight hundred dollar liquor to get him to not stay in the room. Mike accepts, takes a sip and...

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* Mike screams "WHAT DO YOU WANT FROM ME?!" into his minifridge.
	+ And then he starts expunging the contents of the minifridge in the most hilarious way possible.
	+ "ZUUL, MUTHAFUCKA! ZUUL!"
* Mike being shocked by the prices of the stuff in the minifridge.

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* The following exchange between Olin and Mike:

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* In the original novel, the menu sequence begins like this.
* After Mike furiously scrambles out of the air vent trying to escape from whatever was crawling around in there and slams onto the floor, he says "It's good to be back."
* "Let's Encyclopedia Brown this bitch."
21st Century Breakdown/YMMV

* Alternative Character Interpretation: Is Christian a righteous soul who is fighting for the common man, or a Well-Intentioned Extremist who needs to gain more control over his inner demons. If one only looks at "Peacemaker" and "East Jesus Nowhere", one could go with the latter, but in the other songs he seems more sympathetic.
* Anvilicious/SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped
* Awesome Music: "21 Guns," "Know Your Enemy," "East Jesus Nowhere.", "Little Girl" and "Restless Heart Syndrome".
	+ What? No love for "Static Age?"
	+ "Viva La Gloria", anyone?
		- How has the epic American Eulogy not been mentioned?
		- Or the amazing Peacemaker?
	+ The ending of "Last Night On Earth" absolutely never fails to give this troper chills. Especially given that it comes right on the heels of the certifiably insane "Christian's Inferno," and closes act 1 of the album.
* Broken Base
* Harsher in Hindsight:
	+ The mindless, violent rage of Christian is much harder to sympathize with after the January 2011 shooting of Representative Gabrielle Giffords, wounding and killing others (including a nine year old girl born on September 11, 2001) by Jared Loughner, a psychotic "rebel" whose ideology is still unclear and, perhaps, does not exist.
	+ Could also be viewed as Hilarious in Hindsight: This album dropped before the Occupy movement started, and the "Take down the whole entire system" persona of Christian that is without a clearly-defined message of positive change is highly reflective of the Occupy movement as a whole, though they are clearly less violent.
3-2-1 Contact/Trivia

* Hey, It's That Guy!: Jim Boyd of *The Electric Company* had a recurring role in the first season as a friend to the teens.
* Keep Circulating the Tapes: Crack is Cheaper if you're going for the VHS releases, and you can forget about DVD. This was in part because home taping was encouraged at the time the show was on the air.
1942/Trivia

* Keep Circulating the Tapes: *19XX* and *1944* currently do not have any ports.
* No Export for You: *1943 Kai* was originally this (for the Europeans, anyway), until it was included in *Capcom Classics Collection*.
* Port Overdosed: The original *1942* is possibly Capcom's most prolific game, having been ported to every contemporary platform and a bunch of compilations since then, too. Its later sequels, on the other hand, are another story; see Keep Circulating the Tapes above.
2001: A Space Odyssey/Funny

* Dr. Floyd reading the long instructions of using a zero-gravity toilet.
* HAL's entire sequence as Bowman tries to get into the master control room.

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21 (2008 film)/YMMV

* Fridge Logic: The movie portrays card counting as extremely difficult, requiring top students from MIT. But if you've the attention span to sit through the movie you can learn just about everything you NEED to know to start counting cards. Ben Campbell seems to be studying day and night for at least a few weeks to learn what you can get the gist of in about 15-30 minutes. Also, if Ben Campbell is so smart and is reading books about card counting how come he doesn't know the dangers?
	+ As I understood it, most of his studying time was to understand and perfect the team's convoluted communication system.
	+ The principle is indeed easy to understand, but try doing this without making mistakes for several hours. This is a job for people Good with Numbers.
	+ True, but in the case of card counting being Good with Numbers does not amount to complex math, just very rigorous and quick mental arithmatic. Mind you, some of the more advanced techniques that were used by the real MIT team (such as ace tracking) are a lot more complex than the basic high-low running count
	+ The techniques alone in the film are a severely watered-down version of how it should be carried out. If you try to do it exactly the way it was done in the film, you **will** lose money.
* Internet Backdraft: Sites including "boycott21.com" popped up in the aftermath of the "whitewash casting" controversy.
* The Woobie: Ben. He starts the film trapped in a lowpaying job and crap lifestyle, gets a taste of the high life only to have it knocked from under him in the most brutal fashion, has the money he saved for college stolen by his mentor, gets beaten up and robbed by Cole, isolates his friends and gets kicked off a project He spent a year working on, and ends the film without any benefit from his efforts. Though He at least seems to get into Harvard so maybe the ending threw the old dog a bone.
2 Broke Girls/Heartwarming

* After initially dismissing Caroline's claims that her boyfriend is cheating on her and angrily leaving her to handle a dinner rush alone, Max comes home to find that he is indeed with another woman. She kicks him out of her house, then returns to help Caroline handle the rush.

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* Caroline's dad calls her to remind her to wear her bite guard. It was very touching.
* Shortly after Max states that Caroline and her have nothing in common, she presses a button to cause music to pump through Caroline's room. She expects it to be classical music, but is pleasantly surprised when the song turns out to be "I'm Not Gonna Teach Your Boyfriend How To Dance" by The Black Kids. Both Max and Caroline declare "I love this song" in unison and start dancing. It was very sweet to see them realize they do have at least one thing in common, however small.
* Max's pep talk to Caroline in "And The 90's Horse Party."
* In "And The Hoarder Culture", Max says that Johnny's girlfriend "seems like kind of a bitch, but maybe cooler than she could ever be", prompting the following response from Caroline:

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* The billboard Johnny makes of him and Max.
* Max's good bye to Chestnut is this, mixed with some Tear Jerker

> (Teary eyed) "I haven't had much go right in my life, and I probably won't have anything go right anytime soon, but you were the one good thing we had going for us."
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* In "And The Pop-Up Sale", Caroline sells of all of her rings to buy Max her dream oven in an effort to make up for bailing on Max to hang with her friends. It's a very sweet moment.
* Max and Caroline's conversation at the end of "And The Secret Ingredient."
* Earl telling the nurse that Max was family.
* At the end of the Valentine's Day episode, Caroline has finally managed to deal with the fact she won't be getting flowers from her dad. Sophie then brings in *two* delivered bouquets of roses from Mr. Channing: one for Caroline as per tradition, but also one for Max, as thanks for taking care of Caroline.
* Earl to Max in "And Martha Stewart Have A Ball":

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2012/Awesome

* Visual Effects of Awesome: Well duh, it's a Roland Emmerich film. I dare you to watch the thrilling climax in which a colossal ark careens through the flooded Himlayas and not enjoy it.
	+ Really, the whole movie is basically a Scenery Porn snuff film--it sets up beautiful scenes and shots and then gleefully destroys them.
* Yuri socking the guard, then leading the charge to get the refugees to the arks. "FOLLOW ME!"
	+ He then helps his children on board when it looks like all three of them won't get on. He *tosses* one of his children onboard at the cost of his life just to be sure both survive.
* The Yellowstone Caldera's eruption.
* "Engine... ***on***."
21 Savage/Trivia

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12 Monkeys/YMMV

* Fridge Brilliance: It may take a while to wrap your head around it, especially the ending, but when it hits you, it's worth it.
* He Really Can Act: Brad Pitt.
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* Narm Charm: The airport shooting of James Cole, anyone? Pretty narmy by all standards, but by the final time the scene is played, it's turned into a Tear Jerker.
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12 Years a Slave is a 2013 biographical period drama film and an adaptation of the 1853 slave memoir Twelve Years a Slave by Solomon Northup, a New York State-born free African-American man who was kidnapped in Washington, D.C. by two conmen in 1841 and sold into slavery. Northup was put to work on plantations in the state of Louisiana for 12 years before being released.

The film was directed by Steve McQueen. The screenplay was written by John Ridley. Chiwetel Ejiofor stars as Solomon Northup. Michael Fassbender, Benedict Cumberbatch, Paul Dano, Paul Giamatti, Lupita Nyong'o, Sarah Paulson, Brad Pitt, and Alfre Woodard are all featured in supporting roles. Principal photography took place in New Orleans, Louisiana, from June 27 to August 13, 2012.

The film received nine Academy Award nominations, winning three: Best Picture, Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Supporting Actress for Nyong'o. The Best Picture win made McQueen the first black British producer to ever receive the award and the first black British director of a Best Picture winner.

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13 (musical)/YMMV

* Acceptable Targets: Hoosiers. Seriously. Everybody is crazy except for Evan, who's from New York, and Patrice who hates her home town.
	+ Although any 13 fan from Indiana can't blame her.
* Alternate Character Interpretation: Most viewers tend to think that this is a straightforward story about the bad girl, Evie, corrupting the good girl, Tracy, and that Evie's guardian, Brooke, is just completely clueless when she claims that it is Tracy who is having the bad influence on Evie. But while Evie definitely seems to have problems at the beginning of the film, she still seems to become much less functional as her friendship with Tracy progresses, and it must be noticed that she and Tracy increasingly exclude Evie's other friends almost as much as they exclude Tracy's former friends. So it may be that the two are having a bad influence on each other, and that it's not all a one-way street.
* Non Sequitur Scene: "Brand New You". They could have ended it with the **curtain call**, but there's an extra number afterward for some reason.
* Crowning Moment of Awesome: Evan telling Brett off at the Dairy Queen.
* Crowning Moment of Heartwarming: "If that's what it is"
* Crowning Music of Awesome: "Brand New You"
* Ear Worm: Pick a song. Any song.
	+ Thirteen! Thirteen! Thirteen! It never leaves your head.
		- This troper considers it practically addictive. Due to the extensive title drop, Lyrical Dissonance, and weird rhythmic pattern, the chorus will stick in your head for hours after playing it once. More than that and you might just remember the verses.
* Ensemble Darkhorse: Charlotte.
	+ This seems to be a common trend for Ariana Grande.
* Fanon: Archie/Kendra. Could be a case of Pair the Spares.
* It Was His Sled: Evan and Patrice get together.
* Jerkass Woobie: Archie manipulates people and can be kind of a jerk at times, but then you remember that he's doing it so that he can win over the Spoiled Sweet Kendra and that he has a terminal illness.
	+ Also, Tracy and Evie
* Periphery Demographic: mostly averted, but college students and pre-teens have gotten into 13 too.
	+ Averted in that the show was intended to play both to kids experiencing puberty and to adults remembering it. However most adults found the plot to be tedious (which it sort of is) and most of the jokes only work from an adult perspective.
* Tear Jerker: Some of the lines in Get Me What I Need are pretty sad, when you remember Archie has a terminal illness.

> Here's the problem, every minute, every second that I wait, might be too late...
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* Unpopular Popular Character: Archie and Patrice.

> Brett: Yo, Brain! That guy? Not cool!
> Evan: Okay, thanks, got it!
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2010: The Year We Make Contact/Heartwarming

* The scenes where Dave visits his former wife and (especially) his dying mother.
* Floyd's letter to his son when returning from his mission:

> Your children will be born in a world of two suns. They will never know a sky without them. You can tell them that you remember when there was a pitch black sky with no bright star, and people feared the night. You can tell them when we were alone, when we couldn't point to the light and say to ourselves - 'There is life out there.' Someday, the children of the new sun will meet the children of the old. I think they will be our friends. You can tell your children of the day when everyone looked up and realized that we were only tenants of this world. We have been given a new lease and a warning from the landlord.
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* The scene where Zenia, in a panic before they attempt aerobraking, comes to Floyd's cabin. The two cling to each other as the *Alexi Leonov* shoots like a fireball across Jupiter.
* This dialogue:

> **Dave:** Don't be afraid. We'll be together.
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1408/YMMV

* Complete Monster: Room 1408.
* Narm: Mike attacking his minifridge.
* Paranoia Fuel: Discussed. Enslin states that hotel rooms are inherently creepy due to the fact you have no idea who else has come and gone from them before you came, and who will come and go after. Any number of those people could have been sick or insane at the time they stayed, and several of them have probably already died.
* Spoiled by the Format: Averted. By the time Enslin seemingly escapes 1408, enough time has passed to make the viewer think this actually might be the ending, along with showing some character development to make it feel like less of a cop-out.
* Tear Jerker: "I love you daddy"..."Don't you love me anymore, daddy?"... "Will we be able to be together again?"...\*dies\*
* Uncanny Valley: The voice from the phone is impeccably perfect and polite, but towards the end the phone starts to melt and the voice accordingly starts to distort...
* What Do You Mean It Wasn't Made on Drugs?: Oh, come on! Every single thing that happens in Room 1408 seems a scary Disney Acid Sequence. Lampshaded in the story, when Enslin compares it to a bad trip and worries that the events are really just a hallucination caused by the cognac being dosed..
* The Woobie: Enslin.
2, The Ranting Gryphon

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> "You know, I get a lot of people asking me about stuff I hate now. You know, they'll write to me and say, 'Hey, what do you think about deforestation?' . . . Just about anything you can think of. And that's cool, because now it's like my *job* to hate shit, and I'm good at it, so it's all cool."
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> 2, the Ranting Gryphon, "Abortions"

**2, the Ranting Gryphon** is a furry comedian whose specialty is amusing, often profanity-laced commentary on various subjects that annoy, infuriate, and otherwise perturb him - as demonstrated by the page quote, it's pretty much his job to hate various things, and he's good at it.

Not to be confused with Ben "Gryphon" Hutchins.

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* Berserk Button: Whatever the subject of his rant happens to be.
* Big No: In one version of his "Accidental Toast" rant:

> "Hey, stop that toast!"
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* Card-Carrying Villain - Played with; in his "Portal of Evil" rant, he says that he must officially be evil because the Portal of Evil had an article on him.
* Cluster F-Bomb - Most of his rants and routines can be considered this, though there are a few that fall more into the Precision F-Strike territory.
* Dead Baby Comedy - Three words: *Three Cheese Baby.*
* Precision F-Strike - The "Global Warming" rant - as opposed to most of his rants, it has precisely three pieces of profanity: two "craps" and one "dumbasses".
* Rant Comedy - Well, he *is* 2, the Ranting Gryphon (emphasis on "ranting").
* Refuge in Audacity - And how!
2009 Lost Memories/YMMV

* Magnificent Bastard
	+ Inoue, using the Manchurian-based artifact to mess up the timeline in the first place. His descendants control access to the crucial artifacts via the namesake's foundation.
	+ Ito Hirobumi is assumed to be this himself. The movie implies that only the lack of his mere genius prevented Japan from entering the war *on the Allied side*, the nukage of Berlin instead of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, participating in the space race entering the United Nations as a permanent member and still retaining its recently conquered colonies.
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (video game)

***20,000 Leagues Under the Sea*** is a first-person perspective adventure game released by Coktel Vision in 1988.

The game is based on the 1870 novel by Jules Verne.

On July 5th, 1867 the government decided to launch the famous ship the "Abraham Lincoln", which will leave on the trail of a sea monster. The great French professor Mr. Arronax will also take part in the expedition. The weeks passed without any sign of the monster's presence in the area, when, one day, 300 miles from the shores of Queen Charlotte's Island... three members of the expedition set out on board the Nautilus, a submarine navigated by Captain Nemo. The player takes Anorax's role to find out more.

Most of the game is spent on the Nautilus, which consists of three rooms: the living room, the control room and the library. There the player can manipulate objects and talk to people to receive hints what to do next and the state of the Nautilus. With the map, he influences the route. Sometimes the player leaves the submarine to explore other locations, and respectively solves puzzles to receive more hints or to solve action sequences, e.g., fighting against a shark.

The game is played in real-time, which means the key to success is being in the right location at the right time. This also results in various possibilities to render the game unwinnable, and causes waiting times. For the same reason, the player also needs to watch Nemo's mood. If he angers Nemo, e.g., by manipulating the ship instruments, he locks the player into his room and valuable time passes. The game is played completely in point & click and has no function to save progress.

Tropes used in *20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (video game)* include:

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* Berserk Button It's not a good idea to press Captain Nemo's.
* Nintendo Hard Because you can't save, this adds to the game's difficulty.
* Unwinnable If one's not too careful, you'll end up in a very bad place at a very bad time, this may very well occur.
1942/YMMV

* Crowning Music of Awesome: Of note especially is *1944'*s hard rock soundtrack.
	+ Any song fom *1943*. Really, pick any one. The first level theme alone was so awesome, they brought it back for *Joint Strike*.
* Ear Worm: The March of Midway, featured in *1942*. It's even worse in the NES port, which turns the whistling into beeps.
* First Installment Wins: No one seems to have heard of *19XX* or *1944*. It doesn't help that they're the only arcade games thus far without rereleases or ports.
* Offending the Creator's Own: Three of the games (*1942*, *1943* and *1944*) recreate the Americans' attacks on the Japanese in World War II. The NES/Famicom port of *1943* in particular had to have the battleships renamed to avoid potential controversy.
* Porting Disaster: The NES port of *1942* has a very poor framerate and an even more annoying rendition of the March of Midway.
Primeiro Arco

O Primeiro Arco do Magic Society, onde somos introduzidos aos principais personagens das próximas temporadas e começamos a contar a história. O enredo começa do ponto de vista de um grupo de amigos bebendo num bar, até que de repente acordam amarrados e são basicamente forçados a assinar um contrato e trabalhar para a corporação, dando início aos eventos ocorridos nesse arco.

## Introdução do Arco

Eventos
 Más notícias: uma traição. | Dada a notícia de que Ichiro é um traidor, Arashi decide seguir sua energia, em busca de vingança por seu irmão. Ele manda os membros da corporação atrás de seu esconderijo | James Hatsuki, um dos membros, acabou por ativar o alarme da base, forçando com que eles fugissem do lugar.

## Personagens do Arco

### Personagens Principais

#### Corporação

##### Players

* Escanor
* Kamashi Ozaki
* Koreni Lutry
* Hatsuki James
* How
* Lilith
* Tsugikuni Roy
* Inatsuke Hudson

##### NPC'S

* Keiko
* Kojiro Arashi
* Kojiro Azumi
* Natsuki
* Kenjiro
* Katsuo
* Mikaela

### Aliados da Corporação

* Fuyuki
* Kenichi

### Sakata

* Ichiro
* Hidetaka
* Yuriko
* Miyazaki
* Miyako
* Mitsuki
* Kaito
* Ren
* Horiko
* Tatsuo
* Tomoko
* Kiyomi
* Hirotto

### Figurantes

* Figurante Manito
* Figurante Padre
* Figurantes
1visualfxguy (Video)/Heartwarming

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* **Heartwarming**
* Awesome)
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1visualFXguy has moments that can make us laugh, cry, and get scared, but it also has occasional sweet moments.

* Kate whispering "I love you" to Humphrey in ALF and Omega, I know it was supposed to a Family Guy reference but a surprisingly heartwarming one at that.
* The line about Jesus in "Beard Song".
* The Beast Boy loves Raven scene in "Tween Titans" is a bittersweet moment.
* The fact that the Brightcarnage poop was made to show much Matt loves his cousin and his YouTube channel.
* In fact the whole Rob Ross series shows love for Matt's cousin.
* The description for Rooster a puppy really shows how good of a dog Rooster is.
* The picture of Mary, Joseph, and baby Jesus in "Family Christmas".
* The sweet Doodle Toons image at the end of Animusic Video that reads "I love you Mom, happy birthday!".
* The Adventures of Lakota the Dog, especially for dog lovers.
* The credits in Wagon Wheel Remake.
* Also in Beard Song, the line about Jim Henson shows how big of a Muppet fan Matt is.
2nd Super Robot Wars/Headscratchers

* Why was UFO Robo Grendizer even included? The aliens aren't supposed to show up until Super Robot Wars 3, and Duke Fleed is an ALIEN!!!!!!
* (The defection of Reccoa Londe and the brainwashing of Four Murasame occur in this game. That's fine...until it happens AGAIN in the exact same manner for the sequel. Why does no one mention it there?
1 vs. 100/Trivia

* Hey, It's That Guy!:
	+ Bob Saget was very famous on *Full House* and *America's Funniest Home Videos*.
	+ Several famous Game Show celebrities appeared in the Mob, including Wink Martindale and Ken Jennings.
	+ Carrie Ann Inaba is a judge on *Dancing With the Stars*.
* Hey, It's That Voice!: The Xbox-era floor host, Jen Taylor, has a few notable gaming roles under her belt.
* Screwed by the Network: Yet another victim of NBC's Padding and spoiler-filled previews.
21st Century Fox (webcomic)/Awesome

* Jenny Curtis facing her fear against Crazy Jealous Guy Tora Scobee, her ex-boyfriend...
	+ Jenny starts off with a Survival Mantra before she speaks out, then follows it up with a Reason Why You Suck Speech. Tora then switches targets to fight Jack. Jack then gives him a T.R.Y.S.S. for keeping his word to not fight with Tora. Tora tries to cave Jack's skull in for being a "a fox of his word" Luckily, Beth, Barb and Cecil step in to stop the Jerkass.
Dayal Shankar

Shankar é um dos principais personagens e protagonistas do Magic Society.

## Aparência

Shankar é um homem extremamente alto, tendo 2,54 metros de altura. Sua principal característica além de seu tamanho são seus músculos. Cabelos pretos e "desajeitados", olhos amarelos e penetrantes e tatuagens pelo corpo. Normalmente é apenas visto sem camisa, já que gosta muito de se exibir.

Não sofreu mudanças na aparência desde sua primeira aparição.

## Personalidade

Ao contrário do que se espera de um presidente, Shankar é uma pessoa extremamente narcisista e geralmente liga apenas para si mesmo, se tornando presidente justamente pra ser adorado pelas pessoas e ter problemas "Maiores" pra lidar.

Desde a primeira vez que teve contato com os agentes da corporação, sempre deixou claro um ar e tom de superiorade enquanto falava com eles, sequer abaixando a cabeça pra falar com eles.

## Capacidades

↬ Força • Shankar foi capaz de nocautear Charlie apenas com a pressão gerada pelo toque de sua mão

↬ Velocidade • A sua única demonstração de velocidade foi na vez em que atravessou a arena do torneio em menos de um segundo, mas isso não é tão surpreendente.

↬ Durabilidade • Recebeu em cheio o ataque do Amaterasu de Yan, saindo apenas com algumas queimaduras

## Biografia

Até então, nada se sabe sobre o passado do Shankar.

## Poderes/Habilidades

Não demonstrou possuir nenhum poder ou habilidade

## Relacionamentos

Kojiro Arashi: Possui uma forte relação de amizade com o Arashi, o que é algo inédito, já que com os outros presidentes tem um tratamento de puro desprezo.

Kawata Nahoya: Nahoya tem uma relação delicada com o Shankar, já que é mais um contrato do que uma relação.

## Aparições

Teve sua primeira oficial na reunião dos presidentes durante a saga do Yoshida Isamu.

Posteriormente, teve pequenas aparições em eventos como o do Torneio, das viagens e etc.

## Curiosidades

O Shankar inicialmente seria um vilão da primeira parte do segundo arco.

A aparência do Shankar QUASE foi utilizada como foto pro Kushiguro.

Num sexo selvagem com ele, provavelmente você não sairia vivo por conta do peso que seria exercido contra seu corpo
1776 (musical)/Heartwarming

* The saltpeter arrives in Philadelphia. In kegs tied with ribbons and bows.
	+ John's immediate reaction also qualifies. He runs into the main room and tells MacNair to "buy every damn pin in Philadelphia" to send home to his wife like she requested.
	+ Honestly, any and every scene involving John and Abigail qualifies. Driven home when John appeals to her, "Abigail... come to Philadelphia. Please come," and then later with her reminder to him about his definition of "commitment".
	+ It was *John* who sent for Jefferson's wife to help Jefferson get out of his depression...
* "Gentlemen of the Congress, I say, 'Yea, John Dickinson.'"
1776/Awesome

* "Is Anybody There?" for Adams.
	+ Made doubly awesome because the lines about fireworks and parades and all are *accurate to his letters* - he knew exactly how the US would celebrate on July 4th every year (although he predicted July 2nd).
* The film's opening shot, a remarkably complicated Oner for the time.
* Dr Lyman Hall:

> **Hall**: In trying to resolve my dilemma I remembered something I'd once read, that '...a representative owes the People not only his industry, but his judgment, and he betrays them if he sacrifices it to their opinion.' It was written by Edmund Burke, a member of the British Parliament. Georgia votes 'yea'.
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* Dickinson sticking by his beliefs and voting against the Declaration, then leaving Congress and joining the Army rather than signing a document he can't believe in. Now *that* is "courage of conviction".