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"Love is..." Parody

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One of the Stock Parodies in comics is imitating Kim Grove's long-running *Love Is...* series. In part, because the whole point is a question already established as having near-infinite answers, which *invites* custom content. In part due to very exploitable format in general, that does not require any continuity at the same time.

Examples of "Love is..." Parody include:
## Newspaper Comics

* *Pearls Before Swine* has this little incident, expanded to another example on the next page.
* *Zits* has a few "Love Isn't..." parodies.

## Web Comics

* *Dork Tower* had fun with tweaking the original "Love is" comics into "Lovecraft is..." here and on the next page.
* The *PvP* story arc "Ombudsmen" (a spoof of *Watchmen*) ends with a particularly explosive *Love is...* parody.

## Web Original

* Isolated examples can be found in many collections of humorous (or allegedly-humorous) images on the web.
07-Ghost Abridged

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> **~~Captain Aizen~~ Ayanami**, ***07-Ghost Abridged***

With at least four episodes released and many "tag videos" (a Youtube phenomenon, in which you state in a video five random facts about yourself, and then tag five other Youtube users to do the same), ***07-Ghost Abridged*** was created for Hbi2k's PassGAS contest. For more info, check out the Abridged Series Wiki here.

**Credits for *07-Ghost Abridged* featured here**: Opening Theme: "Sakura Kiss"/Kawabe Chieko (episode 1 only), "Phenomenon"/Thousand Foot Krutch Script: CanadianJutsu, MidnightDevont. Editing: MidnightDevont Mixing Assistance: Semisoma1, Zeromaster Cast: CanadianJutsu, FullmetalChao, LadyAbhorsen, MidnightDevont, Scarlotte, Vivimage2000, WhipOfAlchemy.

Tropes used in *07-Ghost Abridged* include:
* Actually Pretty Funny: Ayanami and his comebacks.
* Affectionate Parody: Poking fun at *Berserk, Bleach, Ouran High School Host Club, Sailor Moon*, and even *The Godfather*.
* All Your Powers Combined: The Seven Ghosts.

> **Sister Athena**: (referring to Zehel) ...he's the Guardian of our church. He's also said to be one of the seven ghosts that represent the virtues of each continent on the planet.
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* Classic Villain: Ayanami.
* Evil Laugh: Oh, how we love you Aya-tan.
* Green Thumb: Labrador, except in a more vengeful sadistic way.
* Hey, It's That Voice!: I'm pretty sure that's the Abridged Itachi voice on Ayanami. Coolbeans to CanadianJutsu, of course.
* Ho Yay: Let's count the "gay undertones," shall we? (But even the counter loses count as soon as Mikage tries to sleep with Teito)
* Insufferable Genius: Castor AKA *Priest of Wikipedia*; he's also quite Genre Savvy.
* Naughty Nuns: Even Castor can't guarantee Teito's safety around them.
* Swiper, No Swiping: Frau actually says this to a Kor trying to devour Teito's soul.

> **Frau**: Kor no swiping, Kor no swiping, Kor no swiping!
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* Talking to Himself: Sort of expected, considering how the majority of voices are acted out by CanadianJutsu and MidnightDevont.
* The Napoleon: AKA *Edward Elric Complex*

Just to be fair, there is yet another *07-Ghost* abridged series featured on Youtube (not counting another one mainly acting as a further *abridging* of ***07-Ghost Abridged*** featured above, which is already abridged as it is). The one I'm mentioning is made solely by MidnightReverie91. It's only one episode long, opening with "Masquerade" by Caedmon's Call, and separated into three parts; Another episode was supposed to be released around April or May 2010 with a different opening. However, as of April 2016, it has yet to be made.
16 Blocks

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16 Blocks is a 2006 release directed by Richard Donner, starring Bruce Willis, Mos Def, and David Morse.

Jack Mosely, alcoholic cop, is given the job of escorting a witness named Eddie from lock up to the courthouse so he can testify. It's only sixteen blocks, but there's a lot of traffic, the witness doesn't trust the police, and the people he's supposed to testify against want him dead...

The problems start when two goons try to kill Eddie in traffic when Mosely stops to get a bottle at a liqour store. Things escalate from there.

Tropes used in *16 Blocks* include:
* The Alcoholic: Jack
* Atonement Detective: Jack
* Click Hello: Twice. The first time, Eddie keeps talking, allowing Jack to get to get the drop on one of the corrupt cops chasing him. The second, Jack pretends to surrender to Nugent while Eddie gets the drop on him.
* Dirty Cop: All over the place, including Jack.
* Escort Mission
* Engineered Public Confession
* Heroic Bystander: The SWAT-sniper who kills the last bad guy before he can assassinate Jack.
* Knight Templar: Nugent.
* Motor Mouth: Eddie.
* Pound of Flesh Twist
* Revolvers Are Just Better: Subverted. Jack goes to his sister's apartment to get his backup weapon, but takes Glocks from several of the cops he diables along the way, preferring to use them.
* A Simple Plan: More than one. Sixteen blocks have never seemed so long.
* The Mole: The Prosecutor's office has one.
* Well-Intentioned Extremist: The main villain's arguments sound reasonable until you consider the bloodshed they require. He doesn't seem to *realize* he's the villain.
.flow/Fridge

## Fridge Brilliance

* The comparisons of blood and rust makes sense as, other than the fact that they both oxidate, blood, to the unobservant, can look like blood.

## Fridge Horror

* As you continue through the game... Things start to connect in horrifying ways.
* Just what are the Kaibutsu? And why does one kind look very suspiciously like Sabitsuki?
* Some think that Smile got his eyes gouged out. Why? Because we first fine him in a room full of posters with bloody eyes.
2010: The Year We Make Contact/YMMV

* Contested Sequel: It's agreed that the film does not match the iconography of the original. The debate is whether its more conventional and straightforward plot makes for a much more enjoyable, and understandable film, or it's lost everything that made the original so unique.
* Memetic Mutation: **ALL THESE WORLDS ARE YOURS EXCEPT EUROPA. ATTEMPT NO LANDINGS THERE. USE THEM TOGETHER, USE THEM IN PEACE.**
	+ "You see, something's going to happen." "What?" ***"Something WONDERFUL."***
	+ Humorous variations on the title of the film were used quite a lot as newspaper headlines in the year of 2010.

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'Twas the Night Before Christmas/YMMV

* Ear Worm: Applies to most of the musical numbers, but especially "Even a Miracle Needs A Hand".
* Unfortunate Implications: In the special, Santa Claus comes off as passive-aggressive and a believer in Disproportionate Retribution, while the song "Give Your Heart a Try" has a definite Dumb Is Good/Science Is Bad vibe.
	+ Albert refuses to accept that Santa's existence is proven in this universe, implying that scientists just reject whatever doesn't fit their pet theory and have no sense of wonder or belief.

Back to *'Twas the Night Before Christmas*
'Salem's Lot/YMMV

This novel contains examples of:

* Crowning Moment of Awesome: When Mark manages to struggle out of his bonds using Harry Houdini techniques and overpower Straker.
* Fridge Logic: How did Barlow enter Mark's family's home without an invitation first?
	+ Fridge Brilliance: We later learn in the The Dark Tower that Barlow really is far older than Christianity itself, so it's probably safe to assume that being so powerful he was able to ignore this rule.

The 2004 miniseries contains examples of:

* The Woobie: Dud Rodgers, who despite having a hunched back and living in a landfill, was happy and good natured. Then Ruth dumps him and her dad has his best friend fire him. Then the Barlow makes him an offer.
	+ Tear Jerker: Poor guy deserved better.

Back to *'Salem's Lot*
(500) Days of Summer/Awesome

* After the first time Tom sleeps with Summer, Tom walks to work the next morning and bursts into a dance sequence with everyone else around him to the backdrop of "You Make My Dreams" by Hall & Oates. When you watch the scene, it's hard to not smile because I'm sure you've felt as great as he does at least once in your life. It was even a crowning moment for Joseph Gordon-Levitt too, because he's always wanted to be that guy who danced in front of a group of people just like Michael Jackson.
"I Know You're in There Somewhere" Fight/Playing With

**Basic Trope**: The hero's friend has been brainwashed into a Face Heel Turn, possibly even becoming a Tragic Monster. The hero must now fight the friend.

* **Straight**: The hero fights the friend and manages to convince him that he's really a good guy successfully.
* **Exaggerated**: ???
* **Downplayed**: ???
* **Justified**: The hero wants to save his friend, and can only help by fighting.
* **Inverted**: ???
* **Subverted**: At the moment that the hero seems defeated, the friend leans in close and explains in a whisper that the mind control didn't really work, but the Big Bad has to think it did.
* **Double Subverted**: After the friend tells the hero he's okay, the hero drops his guard, and the friend blasts him off, calling him a fool for actually believe what he said.
* **Parodied**: The hero doesn't want to fight the 'friend' for a petty/goofy reason.
* **Zig Zagged**: The hero fights his friend, who is possessed by a demon. During the fight, the friend appears to go back to normal, but no one knows if the friend really is back to normal or if the demon is just acting like the hero's friend (until the hero lets his guard down).
* **Averted**: The hero fails in redeeming his friend and ends up being defeated by the friend; alternately, the hero fails to redeem his friend and ends up killing him.
* **Enforced**: ???
* **Lampshaded**: ???
* **Invoked**: Other friends or rivals of the hero says that only he can save his friend.
* **Exploited**: ???
* **Defied**: ???
* **Discussed**: ???
* **Conversed**: ???
1983: Doomsday Stories/Heartwarming

* The entirety of *What Family's For,* which takes place in the British wastelands. Despite struggling with low resources and simply surviving, that the three main Survivor-Nations went to the aid of their younger sibling speaks volumes to how much of a family they had become. England himself would have been proud of his children if he were still alive.
* Austria making an effort to raise his daughter Sopron to the best of his ability. Hungary would be proud.
3-2-1 Contact/Awesome

* The film section where one of the hosts went behind the scenes of the setup for and management of a Kiss concert.
* Crowning Music of Awesome: The Opening Theme, whether its the original 1980 disco version, the funky 1983-86 version, or the 1987-88 futuristic synth-rock version. Both versions of the Ending Theme are awesome too.
13 (musical)/WMG

The Broadway production of Thirteen was 90 minutes long. **90. Minutes. Long.** But still, crazy teenagers come up with theories.

## Kendra and Brett will end up being a On and off couple

Seriously, the musical has enough evidence. Eventually, Brett will realize that Lucy lied to him, and go back to Kendra. Lucy will manipulate the situation, and Brett will go back to her.

## Archie and Lucy are cousins

Lucy and Archie are both very manipulative. It makes sense that they would be related. It wasn't mentioned in the musical because everyone already knew, and Evan, being the New Transfer Student wasn't told. Plus Lucy wouldn't want to admit that she's related to the loser cripple kid. This is why Archie helped Evan get Brett and Kendra back together despite his crush on Kendra. He wanted it to be a Take That to his cousin who screwed up Kendra's life.

## Molly, Cassie, and Charlotte are the Greek Chorus.

They don't really forward the plot. They just help spread the rumor in "it can't be true." They definitely show some Greek chorus traits in "opportunity".

## Lucy doesn't really like Brett

* The whole thing was revenge for being forced to be in Kendra's shadow.
* Or the whole thing was to get out of going to Evan's Bar Mitzvah because everybody knew Patrice was going to end up going anyway and they didn't want to be there if she was there.
1941/YMMV

* Crowning Music of Awesome: the awesomely hilarious (or hilariously awesome) main theme. Spielberg calls it his favorite John Williams march, and with good reason.
* Visual Effects of Awesome Up until *Flight of the Intruder*, the 1941 Los Angeles miniature was the largest ever built ... and the dogfight down it beats the *Star Wars* Death Star Trench run *hollow*.
'Tis Pity She's a Whore

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Written in 1633, ***Template:'Tis Pity She's A Whore*** is a Jacobean tragedy by John Ford set in Parma, Italy. The play is centered on the relationship between brother and sister Giovanni and Annabella, and explores the social ramifications of incest. Several sub-plots are woven into the story that involve Anabella's other suitors, an assassination attempt and an unexpected return from the dead.

One can read the script at the Internet Archive.

Tropes used in *'Tis Pity She's a Whore* include:
* Ax Crazy: Giovanni in the final scene.
* Brother-Sister Incest: Giovanni/Annabella - the main plot of the show.
* Servile Snarker: Vasques, particularly in the second half of the show.

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28 Days Later/Nightmare Fuel

* The very concept of infection. Can occur in as little as 10-20 seconds and requires only a small droplet of infected blood.
	+ This on top of spending 10-20 seconds being brutally beaten to death by an infected person before you join them.
	+ Or having a motorcycle helmet or something on, keeping you from being infected until your skin has been torn apart by the force of their blows.
	+ Guess what? You just swallowed a drop of infected blood! Now you have ten seconds to live before you become a mindless zombie, unless one of your friends *hacks you into pieces with a machete. While you are still alive.*
* The whole sequence where Jim wakes up and finds London deserted and destroyed is a potent dose of Nightmare Fuel in and of itself. Waking out of a coma to something like that, with absolutely no idea what's going on...brrr.
	+ The London sections are made so much worse if you live in and around the city. Seeing streets and buildings you know just abandoned or full of pseudo-zombies is really un-nerving.
* The bit when Jim goes into the church and finds the pile of what look like dead bodies, but when he says "hello", some of them *sit up* and stare with those vacant red eyes.
* Mailer. *Mailer*. Particularly in the shot where one of the soldiers looks out the window and finds Mailer staring right back in at him.
* Those soldiers. There's one scene where Hannah and Selina are sitting on a small couch, terrified, being slowly circled by a bunch of rapist soldiers who are probably mentally drawing straws to see who goes first...and they dressed the girls in ball dresses. It's bad enough that they're tricking desperate women into being their sex slaves, but they're also trying to *pretty them up* first. Why would they add that extra disturbing dimension to what already is a disgusting horror?
	+ Sadly related, the scene where Selina is desperately feeding Hannah as much Valium as she can 'so she won't care'.
	+ The reasoning only adds to the horror: they're trying to desperately imagine some sense of civility to it. Remember the original reason that West promised them women: not for sexual release, but for *children*. For some sense of a future.
* Don't mess with Jim. He'll gouge your eyes out. WITH HIS THUMBS.
* "In the House - In a Heartbeat". The alternating piano notes, the guitar chords, over and over again...an Ear Worm made of Nightmare Fuel.
* When Frank is infected and urges Hannah to stay away.
13 Ghosts/YMMV

## 2001 Remake

* Complete Monster: The Juggernaut - according to his backstory he was a serial killer who would pick up female hitchhikers on the road and drive them back to his junkyard, then tear them apart with his bare hands and feed them to his dogs.
	+ The Jackal - when he was alive he had an insatiable lust for women, rape, and murdering prostitutes.
	+ Cyrus Kritikos who has orchestrated the abduction of Kathy and Bobby so that Arthur will become the 13th ghost to trigger The Machine's activation. He also has no hesitation to put the children in danger knowing it's the only reason why Arthur will sacrifice himself.
* Creepy Sexy: The Angry Princess.
* Jerkass Woobie: The Torn Prince and the Pilgrimess, who became jerks after death for obvious reasons and the Angry Princess and the Bound Woman, who were tragic and bitchy victims.
* The Woobie: Arthur and his family, especially his poor wife, the Withered Lover. Also, the Dire Mother.
	+ Also Dennis, his powers make his life a living hell.
	+ Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds: The Great Child and the Hammer.
2001: A Space Odyssey/Nightmare Fuel

This movie thoroughly endorses the trope Nothing Is Scarier and is pretty much the first movie to exploit the horrors of space (not counting '50s B Movies), 11 years before *Alien*.

* HAL is generally creepy all throughout the film, but the sequence where he murders Frank Poole by ramming him with a space pod, severing his oxygen tube is outright *terrifying*, not least because it occurs both offscreen and in complete silence. Not to mention the extremely quick series of jump cuts into the lens of HAL's camera before Dave sees Frank go flying past the screen.
	+ Related to this, some viewers noticed during HAL's game of chess with Poole, that HAL is cheating, announcing a wrong turn and even declaring victory when not in a position to do so. The computer they are trusting their lives on is able to lie!
* His nearly silent, ruthless murder of the three hibernating crewmembers also definitely counts. "**LIFE FUNCTIONS TERMINATED**" will haunt your dreams.
* The approach to the Monolith is one of the eeriest/creepiest scenes in film.
* The famous "Beyond the Infinite" sequence is more awe-inspiring than scary, but when it's intercut with images of Dave FREAKING OUT, it gets really creepy.
* Dave *very* slowly killing HAL by removing his memory. HAL's Creepy Monotone is enhanced when you realize that *he* is terrified and he can't even express it.
* That damn Star Child at the end of the movie is pretty creepy, especially when he looks right at the audience. This troper was 13 the first time he saw it and didn't watch the movie again until college.

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10 Things I Hate About You/Trivia

* Hey, It's That Guy!: CJ Cregg is Ms. Perky! Alex Mack is Bianca! Jim Hawkins is Cameron! Charlie Eppes is Michael!
	+ Hey, it's Tommy and Alissa from *3rd Rock*! And they're *still* dating even though their names are different!
		- COOOOOBRAAAAA!!!!!
		- Wait a second, that's *Arthur*?
	+ Bianca's BFF is head of the Clovers cheer squad.
	+ From the series: Tess and Moze are sisters and Monica Dawson is the head cheerleader.
* Retroactive Recognition:
	+ Kat is Nicky Parsons.
	+ Patrick is The Joker!
* Throw It In: Stiles's tears during the poetry reading scene were apparently unscripted, as was the brief shot of Ledger playing with the Bunsen burner near the opening of the film.
"What Do They Fear?" Episode/Quotes

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> Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration.
> I will face my fear.
> I will permit it to pass over me and through me.
> And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path.
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.flow/Nightmare Fuel

* The very definition of this trope. Oh boy, where to start...?
* A video of it - Oh wait, this isn't bad at all!...Wait...oh..shi-
* Everything about the Children's Hospital, especially the music.
* From the most recent update, the "Hole-In-Girl" area, the imagery (of which *suggestive*) and sounds make it *very* uncomfortable to explore. Likewise, the maid you have to talk to in order to get there.
* The *Blood, Pus, and Rust* event. As Sabitsuki, you go into a room with blood spatter and, if you try to go through that room, you lose your effect and get barred from going further but, if you try to leave, well, you spew blood and faint. What doesn't help matters is that, when Sabitsuki wakes up, she has blood on her computer.
	+ When you play as Rust, you get to see that this event and the *Childbirth* event are connected. When Rust comes in on the other side, the Onigo (black haired girls) die immediately. The one pinned on the wall is already gutted, which is unsettling enough.

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21

This is a disambiguation page. **21** could refer to:

* *21 (game show)*, the infamous 1950s Game Show behind 1950s game show scandal
* *21 (1918 film)*, starring Bryant Washburn and Gertrude Selby
* *21 (1923 film)*, starring Richard Barthelmess and Dorothy Mackaill
* *Twenty-One (1991 film)*, a 1991 film starring Patsy Kensit
* *21 (2008 film)*, the 2008 film starring Kevin Spacey, Laurence Fishburne, Jim Sturgess, and Kate Bosworth, about a bunch of MIT students who go to Vegas and make a lot of money via card counting.
* *21 (2016 film)*, a 2016 Indian film
* *21 Grams*, a 2003 film starring Sean Penn, Naomi Watts, Danny Huston, and Benicio del Toro
* either of the works named *21 Jump Street*

Disambiguation page for 21The following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
1187

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*Creatures came out of what seemed to be thin air. Animated and alive. They came without a warning and swept the world ...*

1187 is a mod for *Half-Life 2* that takes place almost a decade after the Black Mesa incident.

Tropes used in *1187* include:

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101 Dalmatians (1996 film)/Trivia

* Hey, It's That Guy!: Percy and George are working for Cruella now? Huh. At least Blackadder didn't kill puppies. As far as we know.
	+ Along with Arthur Weasley. And one year later, he and George met again as a police officer and exterminator.
	+ Alternately, so that's where Dr. House used to work. That explains a *lot*.
"You?" Squared

Two characters, maybe friends, maybe not, are skulking separately through back streets, participating in a Bar Brawl or some other combat situation. They back into each other, whirl, point weapons at each other—then shout, simultaneously, "You!"

Examples of "You?" Squared include:
* Variation in *The Lion King*: Nala tries to hunt down Pumbaa, but Simba comes to rescue. They start a badass lion fight for some seconds, then Simba loses again and says "Nala!?".
* Parodied in *Hsu and Chan*. When the titular Tanaka brothers encounter their lifelong rivals, Akira Yamamoto and his father, each of them says "YOU!" at least once, prompting a passerby to say, "...Me?". Chan slaps him upside the head and shoos him away so the confrontation can begin in earnest.
* Something similar to this happens in the *Doctor Who* episode "Partners in Crime", in which the Doctor and Donna meet for a second time—except they do it in mime, through a window.
* *Buffy the Vampire Slayer* demonstrates this (albeit silently) with Buffy and Riley in "Hush".
* "They're after me! They're after you?!"
* This happens repeatedly between Jin and Mugen in *Samurai Champloo*.
* The bar brawl version is known as the "Double Andrew" on the *Discworld*, and is worth quite a lot of points. Bar brawls in Ankh-Morpork have become somewhat formalized.
* From *Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo*:

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* In *Kamen Rider Double,* Shotaro is having a friendly conversation with another patron at the barber shop. They keep just missing getting to see each other's faces for some time. When Shotaro realizes he's been chatting with The Dragon, we get the following as the poor owner can only look on in confusion:

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2010: The Year We Make Contact/Fridge

## Fridge Brilliance

* The *Leonov* crew's triangular mission patches show both the Soviet and U.S. flags, but the U.S. flag is upside-down: the stripes are on top and the stars are on the bottom. Flying a flag upside-down is only supposed to be used to signal a dire emergency... but the reason there are Americans on this mission is precisely because needing to rescue *Discovery* before it crashes into Io *is* a dire emergency. — SuddenFrost
20th Century Boys/Headscratchers

* What are Kanna's supernatural powers?
	+ An odd kind of sixth sense
	+ But wasn't she able to bend spoons?
	+ She also had telekinesis and mind communication, but had so little control of the former that it was largely useless: the only time she managed anything bigger than spoon-bending was beating up the teacher who tried to kidnap her.
* Can Friend do physical harm? If so, what methods?
	+ He's pretty much an average man, so yes, he can.
		- An average man with lots of financial resources, important political connections and a a HUGE workforce. A bit like Trump, just less douchy
* Does the series ever make clear exactly why everybody followed Friend? All of his speeches seemed to just be complete nonsense.
	+ It's because he fooled people with stage magic that he pretended was miracles.
	+ Plus, as you might expect from a cult, brainwashing was probably involved for a lot of them, with the main goal being "make them have to think so hard they can't think of anything again" (and thus why they'll readily accept anything he does as a miracle and anything he says as meaningful).
	+ Most bogus religions can brainwash their followers to do just about anything. Aside from that, in tha manga it shows how there are so many people who will follow a religion merely because they need to believe in something. The church of Scientology has often made its subjects steal mmoney for the church leaders and yet they never question these orders.
	+ Also, it can be said that many Atheists share these exact sentiments towards organized religion, as a whole.
* Why was the Bonus Stage something each person went to their own copy of the first time we saw it and something everyone who went in a shared version of after?
	+ It was never said that it wasn't shared the first time, it's just that they never met.
		- Yet the other two participants killed themselves, supposedly for the same reason the survivor was in a halfway catatonic state for more than a day.
20th Century Boys/Nightmare Fuel

* The lab incident. Fukubei in hanging from the ceiling with a rope around his neck, ecstatic beacuse he made the others witness a miracle... and then begins to choke. No wonder poor Donkey jumped out of the window.
* The end of the virtual reality game, when Friend takes of his mask and you see old Sadakiyo's head attached to a kid's body. And just everything about Tomodachi Land, really.
* Fukubei looks in the mirror. HE HAS NO FACE.
* That freaking tower with the eye symbol. There's something utterly disturbing about that.
Centaurs

**Centaurs** are a type of hybrid monster. They are a mix of human and horse characteristics. Like many other monsters that were discovered in the era of Ancient Greece, they are seen as beautiful.

## Overview

Centaurs were first discovered in Ancient Greece. There are arguments about where the first one came from.

## Biology

Centaurs have the upper half of a human and the bottom half of a horse. They often also have the strength and speed of a horse as well.

## Culture

Centaurs are often seen as snobby and pretentious. Though they often are, there are some that do not act like that.
12 Angry Men/Heartwarming

* The end of the original film, when jurors #8, and #9 tell each other their names before departing company.
* When Juror #7 looks at Juror #3 with as much sadness and pity as everyone else while he's on his rant near the end of the film. You can tell that he does care about what's happening *now*.

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21 Savage/Quotes

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> *Bitch I hang around them Haitians*
> *Pull up on you, tie your kids up*
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> *"Come on man, Savage you know I always play your mixtape"*
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> **doverawlings**: and that is what it means it "make it" in hip hop
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> Reddit /r/hiphopheads thread on 21 Savage's performance on *The Ellen DeGeneres Show*
15/Love/YMMV

* Ear Worm: That blasted theme song.
* Ham and Cheese: Between Squib and Rick's overracting, Bates' Freak Outs, Jesse's over-the-top Casanova act, and Sunny's borderline sociopathy, the show's ham factor was a major part of its appeal.
* Large Ham: Nearly everyone. Squib, Cody, Nate, Sunny, Jesse, and Bates are all up there, with Rick being the greatest example.
* Mean Character, Nice Actor: Most notably Sunny, whose actress was apparently a very sweet young lady behind the scenes.
* Toy Ship: One episode focussed around *Sunny* of all people getting a crush on a boy around her own age (while a ball boy, also around her age, was crushing on her). It was hysterical.
.flow/Tear Jerker

Tear Jerkers in *.flow* include:

* Oreko in two ways, especially remembering the speculations:
	+ When playing as Sabitsuki, you get the Orange Menu from a ghostly Oreko in a melancholic area, which seems to imply that she died but still wants to help. What really doesn't help is that the area where Sabitsuki finds Oreko's apparitions is called *"Sorrow"*.
	+ When you play as Rust, you see Oreko in the Deadhole location but she fades away for good after you interact with her. Before that, she's dead in the Hospital.
* The "Vomitgirl Event", where we see a mysterious girl in a yellow dress standing on near the edge of a cliff and that we can't reach her, while rather sad music plays. According to speculations, the girl was someone Sabitsuki knew and that something tragic happened.

Back to *.flow*
200 Motels/YMMV

* Non Sequitur Scene: *The Lad Searches the Night for His Newts*, with people dancing wearing newts masks and then being chased by Motorhead Sherwood. And then it ends and enters in a unrelated sequence. Sherwood stated in a interview that his character was a newt breeder, but you'd never know this just by watching the movie. Of course, it's because it is a unfinished project, but we are talking about the final, released product here, man.
* Crowning Music of Awesome: Strictly Genteel, sung by the whole cast, without torches but more awesome.
* Crowning Moment of Awesome: Ringo Starr dressed up like Frank Zappa, attempting to sodomize Keith Moon who is dressed like a nun.
* Fetish Retardant: Mark Volman, topless and in drag.
* Funny Aneurysm Moment: Keith Moon's nun death due an overdose of *mandies*.
* Nightmare Fuel: A musical sequence consisting basically of a soprano and a baritone under heavy solarization effects exchanging lines apparently about fetishes, starting with soup, which is attributed to a memory of nuns, leading to a series of others objects of sexual affection, culminating in dental hygiene, with an educational animated film about it being played right away (which itself segues into a non-related Mushroom Samba of it's own). It's pretty mind numbing.
15 Storeys High/Trivia

* Hey, It's That Guy!: Peter Serafinowicz (*Shaun of the Dead*, *Look Around You*) as the recurring shady "director" neighbor character.
	+ Mark Lamarr ("Never Mind the Buzzcocks", "Shooting Stars") as a human statue who has had a "shite" day. Lamarr co-wrote the series, but under the name Mark Jones.
1632/YMMV

* Canon Sue: Arguably, Rebecca Abrabanel Stearns. Everyone notices her beauty and presence, and she is *always* "right".
	+ Most of the women in the first book fall into this. See below
* Crazy Awesome: It's a contest between Harry Lefferts and Ruy Sanchez de Casador y Ortiz.
* Magnificent Bastard: Richelieu, Wallenstein, Micheal Stearns, Gustavus Adolphus; let's just say the series is full of them and leave it at that.
* Positive Discrimination: Rebecca is a near genius and stunningly beautiful, Gretchen is practically The Messiah and stunningly beautiful, and Julie is an amazing sniper and stunningly beaut-- well good looking at least.
	+ Gretchen is far too bloody-minded to be anything like The Messiah. Messianic Archetype, **maybe**.... She is, however, certainly beautiful and a forcefully charismatic leader.
	+ From the way Flint describes Julie Sims, she's the kind of woman Rubens - who is quite active in the 1632verse as both diplomat and artist - would be wild to paint.
28 Days Later/Characters

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A description of the character goes here.

Tropes exhibited by this character include:
* Action Survivor
* Beware the Nice Ones
* Butt Monkey: Even in this world, Jim has a tough time of it.
* Deadpan Snarker
* The Everyman
* Eye Scream
* Genre Savvy
* Late to the Party
* Naked on Arrival
* Not So Different
* Only One Name
* Roaring Rampage of Revenge
* Took a Level in Badass

A description of the character goes here.

Tropes exhibited by this character include:
* Action Survivor
* Badass
* Brutal Honesty
* Defrosting Ice Queen
* Genre Savvy
* Jerk with a Heart of Gold
* The Medic

A description of the character goes here.

Tropes exhibited by this character include:
* Action Survivor
* Creepy Monotone: While being stoned.
* The Dog Bites Back
* Fake London Native
* Missing Mom
* Took a Level in Badass
* Wrench Wench
* Wise Beyond Their Years

A description of the character goes here.

Tropes exhibited by this character include:
* Action Survivor
* Badass
* The Determinator
* Driver of a Black Cab: Averted and parodied in a deleted scene.
* Fake Brit
* The Heart
* Papa Wolf
* Nice Guy
* Sensitive Guy and Manly Man: He's both. He's a total Badass who can take charge, but he's a loving father, knows his wine, and appreciates the beauty that's still in the world.
* Stepford Smiler: A fairly unique example. For the sake of his beloved daughter, he puts on a happy, cheerful face while keeping his own optimism alive. When speaking privately to Jim, he expresses more uncertainty. He always has a short-lived blow-up when the soldiers don’t appear to be there. However, he quickly gets over this due to his sudden unfair infection and apologises to Hannah for shouting around her.
* Team Dad

### Mark

**Played By:** Noah Huntley

A description of the character goes here.

Tropes exhibited by this character include:
* Action Survivor
* Dead Little Sister
* Deadpan Snarker
* Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He’s snarky and callous, but he has a wonderfully touching monologue about his family during the infection.
* We Hardly Knew Ye

## Soldiers

### Major Henry West

**Played By:** Christopher Eccleston

A description of the character goes here.

Tropes exhibited by this character include:
* Affably Evil
* A Father to His Men
* An Officer and a Gentleman
* Badass
* Big Bad
* Karmic Death
* Papa Wolf
* Stepford Smiler

### Sergeant Farrell

**Played By:** Stuart Mc Quarrie

A description of the character goes here.

Tropes exhibited by this character include:
* Only Sane Man

### Corporal Mitchell

**Played By:** Ricci Harnett

A description of the character goes here.

Tropes exhibited by this character include:
* The Bully
* Deadpan Snarker
* Jerkass
* Karmic Death
* Sociopathic Soldier

### Private Jones

**Played By:** Leo Bill

A description of the character goes here.

Tropes exhibited by this character include:
* Lethal Chef
* Shrinking Violet

Back to *28 Days Later*
2-D Space/Quotes

> **Leela**: When you were planning this peace ring, didn't you realize spaceships can move in three dimensions?
> **Free Waterfall, Sr.**: No, I did not.
>
> *Futurama*, "The Bird-Bot of Ice-Catraz"

> In space battles, as opposed to ground battles, the attacks could come from any position: above, below, behind, or sideways. So many commanders forgot that after years out of a fighter pilot's chair.
>
> **General Wedge Antilles**, *The New Rebellion*
2MattTV (Video)/Nightmare Fuel

2MattTV is a comedy series on YouTube that had several Nightmare-worthy moments.

* The old animation "Turkies are bullies" is definently scary.
* Richie's face when he attacks Zed in the Halloween video.
* Rob Ross's video in which Elmo goes around killing people.
* The killer deer that attacked Zed and attached him to his car.
* The zombies from "Halloween News" are pretty scary.
* In "Gun Safety Training Course" it is revealed that Zed shot One-Eye's eye out.
* The idea of One-Eyed Willy killing Jasper the Game Worden.
* The Walking Zed, 'nuff said.
* The bear that ate Little Timmy in "Will Derness Episode 3".
* Richie when he gets mad.
* The people holding the snakes in "Richie Cinnamon's Easter Special" freaked out my Grandma.
* The Boogeyman in the Halloween special.
1408/Headscratchers

* After Enslin receives the ominous "Don't enter 1408" postcard, it's never brought up again, not even with Mr. Olin. What would he have had to say if Enslin had shown it to him?
* If Olin really wanted to keep anyone from ever using the room why didn't he just have the windows and door carefully covered up? Heck, if he really wanted to keep Enslin out why didn't he simply claim that the room was undergoing renovations? It's not as though the law states that the hotel has to provide that specific room on demand.
	+ Actually it does. This is made a big point of in both story and movie. (The logic remains for sealing it off. The renovations answer would quickly break down for someone as determined as Mike, though.)
		- In the story, Olin explains that the owners don't believe the room is evil and would fire him if he tried to seal off the room.
	+ Possible Fridge Brilliance: What if they tried that, and *it didn't work?*
2 Tone

A sub-genre of Ska that showed up in Britain at the end of The Seventies. 2 Tone took its name from a newly formed record label based in Coventry, recognised by its distinctive checkerboard logo and mod mascot "Walt Jabsco". Since the company gave bands the option to produce one single with no obligations to follow it up, several successful ska groups were able to record a 2 Tone release before moving on to another company if they wished.

Musically, the second wave bands were influenced by Reggae, Punk Rock and the northern soul dance scene, all of which were very popular in the British independent scene during the 1970s, as well as first wave ska imported from Jamaica and distributed by the Blue Beat label, resuling in a sound faster and harder-edged than Jamaican ska. Notably, a lot of songs were "interpretations" or covers of old or obscure ska and reggae tracks by Jamaican artsts.

Many of the songs released by second wave bands were politically and socially conscious. Most of the main groups had multiracial line-ups, with songwriter Jerry Dammers - probably the dominant personality behind the formation of the 2 Tone Records label and the keyboard player for The Specials - stating that one of his aims was to use music to oppose racism and preventing the growth of groups like the National Front in the mod/skinhead revival occurring in the late-1970s. Furthermore, many lyrics were also critical of Conservative PM Margaret Thatcher, most famously the Specials number one hit *Ghost Town*, which blamed the government for the unemployment and inner city decay of the early 1980s.

Although some American ska groups such as The Toasters and The Mighty Mighty Bosstones - who were influenced by the performers in the British scene - also appeared around this time, they're generally not counted as 2 Tone bands. Rather, they are usually categorised as major influences of the American Ska Punk, or Third Wave ska genre; the American ska scene was arguably kicked off by British expatriate Robert Hingley, whose band (the Toasters) were formed when he discovered that there were no major exponents of ska in the states. As a tribute to their British influences, the Toasters subsequently recorded a song called "2 Tone Army" (which saw use as the theme for a cartoon show in the 1990s).

2 Tone artists include:

* The Beat
* The Bodysnatchers
* Madness
* The Selecter
* The Specials
1776 (musical)/Trivia

* Cover Drop: It wasn't until after the poster art was created that "The Egg" was written and added to the show.
* 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 years later 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.
	+ And the Reverend Witherspoon would later become Governor Eugene X. Gatling.
* 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.*
300/Heartwarming

* Your Mileage May Vary, but before he kicks the messenger into the pit, Leonidas looks to his wife for a sign. She nods, approving what he is about to do. It may not seem like much, but think about it. This is a great, barbaric king, and quite possibly the scariest man in the world...and he looks to his wife for approval. This troper can't help but smile a little there, despite what the movie is about.
* This interaction between Leonidas and Gorgo. So much unsaid, but understood by both.

> **Gorgo:**"Spartan!"
>
>
> **Leonidas:**"Yes, my lady?"
> **Gorgo:**"Come back with your shield, or on it."
>
>
>
> **Leonidas:**"Yes, my lady."
>
>

* After the death of Astinos, Leonidas come to Captain Artemis and says "My heart is broken for your loss." In the midst of the fighting, Leonidas lowers his walls a little to tell his friend that he is sorry for his son's death.
2001: A Space Odyssey/Awesome

* Crowning Music of Awesome: Also Sprach Zarathustra. Even though it wasn't created for the movie. Also the Blue Danube Waltz and Gayaneh Ballet Suite Adagio, with all three pieces achieving their latter-day fame through their use in 2001. In fact, they were only supposed to be stand-ins for actual movie music before it was ready for release, but they were deemed so fitting, they were left in.
* Dave getting from the pod back to the ship, without his helmet.
* The story begins with a tribe of apes who are easy prey for rival tribes, and leopards. Then the Monolith teaches them about tools, and the next confrontation goes a lot differently.
2012/Trivia

* Hey, It's That Guy!:
	+ Lane Myer upgraded from speeding in a station wagon to stunt driving in a limo. The again, this isn't the first time John Cusack was a limo driver.
	+ Speaking of which, the last time John Cusack and Amanda Peet were last seen together, he was said limo driver and she was a prostitute.
	+ Woody Harrelson is no stranger when it comes to dealing with end-of-the-world apocalypses. Unlike this one, he actually survives the last one.
	+ Dr.Phlox as a scientist.
	+ Chiwetel Ejiofor, probably best known *here* as The Operative.
	+ Thandie Newton
	+ George Segal as Tony, whose been in so many things, just check out his IMDB page.
	+ Harry, character and voice actor Blu Mankuma
	+ Det. Sgt. Murtaugh as the President.
	+ Mr. Lau and the Russian Prima Ballerina from *The Dark Knight*. The former is down on his luck and makes his living as a construction worker, the latter became the oligarch's girlfriend.
	+ For those fans of fake psychics and real detectives ~~and delicious flavor~~, we didn't wonder why Noah (alias Shawn Spencer, age 10ish) didn't figure it all out before.
	+ The Navy Thunder Ranger is one of the chefs on the boat Harry and Tony are on.
	+ Hollis Mason as the Captain of Ark 04.
	+ Dean Marshall, familiar to Stargate Atlantis fans, is the communications office on Ark 04

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