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* Jeremy refusing everything the SQUIP offers him by the end. Popularity? Doesn't matter. A chance to rule the world? No thanks. The girl he's loved from day one as a slave forced to love him? Not interested. CharacterDevelopment, thy name is Jeremy Heere.
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* Jeremy refusing everything the SQUIP offers him by the end. Popularity? Doesn't matter. A chance to rule the world? No thanks. [[BreadEggsMilkSquick The girl he's loved from day one as a slave forced to love him? him?]] Not interested. CharacterDevelopment, thy name is Jeremy Heere.
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--> '''The Squip:''' ''(fazing out) Jeeereeemmmmmmmmyyyyyyyyyyyyy...''
* A meta example, but Mr. Reyes' line about his SQUIP telling him he can go "all the way to Broadway" in "The Play" turned out to be quite prophetic. After its brief 2015 original regional run, the show's [[CultClassic online cult following]] starting in around 2017 was able to generate enough interest to eventually lead to a revival, an Off-Broadway run, and now a 2019 Broadway opening. When the transfer was announced, the 2018 production was still running; Reyes' line brought the house down. Truly an underdog story within an underdog story.
* A meta example, but Mr. Reyes' line about his SQUIP telling him he can go "all the way to Broadway" in "The Play" turned out to be quite prophetic. After its brief 2015 original regional run, the show's [[CultClassic online cult following]] starting in around 2017 was able to generate enough interest to eventually lead to a revival, an Off-Broadway run, and now a 2019 Broadway opening. When the transfer was announced, the 2018 production was still running; Reyes' line brought the house down. Truly an underdog story within an underdog story.
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--> '''The Squip:''' ''(fazing out) Jeeereeemmmmmmmmyyyyyyyyyyyyy...''
* A meta example, but Mr. Reyes' line about his SQUIP telling him he can go "all the way to Broadway" in "The Play" turned out to be quite prophetic. After its brief 2015 original regional run, the show's [[CultClassic online cult following]] starting in around 2017 was able to generate enough interest to eventually lead to a revival, an Off-Broadway run, and now a 2019 Broadway opening. When the transfer was announced, the 2018 production was still running; Reyes' line brought the house down. Truly an underdog story within an underdog story.''
* A meta example, but Mr. Reyes' line about his SQUIP telling him he can go "all the way to Broadway" in "The Play" turned out to be quite prophetic. After its brief 2015 original regional run, the show's [[CultClassic online cult following]] starting in around 2017 was able to generate enough interest to eventually lead to a revival, an Off-Broadway run, and now a 2019 Broadway opening. When the transfer was announced, the 2018 production was still running; Reyes' line brought the house down. Truly an underdog story within an underdog story.
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** This is brought UpToEleven in later productions, where this is more explicitly a HeroicSacrifice, as he didn't know until after the fact that the Squips being linked, and that freeing Christine would likely incur his SQUIP's wrath. Jeremy's willing to give it all up to protect Christine. In the Broadway version, an instrumental TriumphantReprise of "Loser, Geek, Whatever" plays when he saves her, finally [[ShutUpHannibal standing up to the SQUIP's degradations]] as he does so.
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** This is brought UpToEleven in In later productions, where this is more explicitly a HeroicSacrifice, as he didn't know until after the fact that the Squips being linked, and that freeing Christine would likely incur his SQUIP's wrath. Jeremy's willing to give it all up to protect Christine. In the Broadway version, an instrumental TriumphantReprise of "Loser, Geek, Whatever" plays when he saves her, finally [[ShutUpHannibal standing up to the SQUIP's degradations]] as he does so.
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* During "Voices in My Head", [[spoiler: a NotQuiteDead SQUIP appears on the scene to taunt Jeremy]], in a last-ditch attempt to circumvent the [[TheEndOrIsIt happy ending]]. Having learned from his struggles, Jeremy handles it with ease.
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* During "Voices in My Head", [[spoiler: a NotQuiteDead SQUIP appears on the scene to taunt Jeremy]], Jeremy, in a last-ditch attempt to circumvent the [[TheEndOrIsIt happy ending]]. Having learned from his struggles, Jeremy handles it with ease.
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--> '''The Squip:''' You can't [[spoiler: get rid of me that easily]].
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--> '''The Squip:''' You can't [[spoiler: get rid of me that easily]].easily.
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* In the 2018-2019 productions, Jenna's eerie opera cadenzas during "The Pitiful Children".
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-->'''Christine''': You know, maybe I have some stuff to figure out, but I don't want a SQUIP to do it ''for'' me!
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-->'''Christine''': You know, maybe I have some stuff to figure out, but I don't want need a SQUIP to do it ''for'' me!
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* This is brought UpToEleven in the 2018 revised script, where this is more explicitly a HeroicSacrifice, as he didn't know until after the fact that the Squips being linked, and that freeing Christine would likely incur his SQUIP's wrath. Jeremy's willing to give it all up to protect Christine.
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-->'''Jeremy''': That's ''not'' Christine...and I'm [[StrongerThanTheyLook stronger than you think I am!]]
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-->'''Christine''': You know, maybe I have some stuff to figure out, but I don't need a ''pill'' to do it for me!
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-->'''Christine''': You know, maybe I have some stuff to figure out, but I don't need want a ''pill'' SQUIP to do it for ''for'' me!
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--> '''The Squip:''' ''(fazing out) Jeeereeemmmmmmmmyyyyyyyyyyyyy...''
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--> '''The Squip:''' ''(fazing out) Jeeereeemmmmmmmmyyyyyyyyyyyyy...''''
* A meta example, but Mr. Reyes' line about his SQUIP telling him he can go "all the way to Broadway" in "The Play" turned out to be quite prophetic. After its brief 2015 original regional run, the show's [[CultClassic online cult following]] starting in around 2017 was able to generate enough interest to eventually lead to a revival, an Off-Broadway run, and now a 2019 Broadway opening. When the transfer was announced, the 2018 production was still running; Reyes' line brought the house down. Truly an underdog story within an underdog story.
* A meta example, but Mr. Reyes' line about his SQUIP telling him he can go "all the way to Broadway" in "The Play" turned out to be quite prophetic. After its brief 2015 original regional run, the show's [[CultClassic online cult following]] starting in around 2017 was able to generate enough interest to eventually lead to a revival, an Off-Broadway run, and now a 2019 Broadway opening. When the transfer was announced, the 2018 production was still running; Reyes' line brought the house down. Truly an underdog story within an underdog story.
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** Explanation: Just as the SQUIP is about to take Jeremy down for good, this line heralds Michael's BigDamnHeroes moment in "The Play", bringing everything they need to defeat the SQUIP. [[CrowningMomentofHeartwarming Knowing full well what the Squips are capable of, and after everything Jeremy's done, he's still there to save the day]].
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** Explanation: Just as the SQUIP is about to take Jeremy down for good, this line heralds Michael's BigDamnHeroes moment in "The Play", bringing everything they need to defeat the SQUIP. [[CrowningMomentofHeartwarming [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments Knowing full well what the Squips are capable of, and after everything Jeremy's done, he's still there to save the day]].
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* This is brought UpToEleven in the 2018 revised script, where this is more explicitly a HeroicSacrific, as he didn't know until after the fact that the Squips being linked, and that freeing Christine would likely incur his SQUIP's wrath. Jeremy's willing to give it all up to protect Christine.
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* This is brought UpToEleven in the 2018 revised script, where this is more explicitly a HeroicSacrific, HeroicSacrifice, as he didn't know until after the fact that the Squips being linked, and that freeing Christine would likely incur his SQUIP's wrath. Jeremy's willing to give it all up to protect Christine.
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* During "Voices in My Head", [[spoiler: a NotQuiteDead SQUIP appears on the scene to taunt Jeremy]], in a last-ditch attempt to circumvent the [TheEndOrIsIt happy ending]]. Having learned from his struggles, Jeremy handles it with ease.
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* During "Voices in My Head", [[spoiler: a NotQuiteDead SQUIP appears on the scene to taunt Jeremy]], in a last-ditch attempt to circumvent the [TheEndOrIsIt [[TheEndOrIsIt happy ending]]. Having learned from his struggles, Jeremy handles it with ease.
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-->'''Jeremy''': [[ShutUpHannibal The loudest one is ''mine!'']]
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-->'''Jeremy''': [[ShutUpHannibal '''[[ShutUpHannibal The loudest one is ''mine!'']]mine!]]'''
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* During "Voices in My Head", [[spoiler: a NotQuiteDead SQUIP appears on the scene to taunt Jeremy]], in a last-ditch attempt to circumvent the [TheEndOrIsIt happy ending]]. Having learned from his struggles, Jeremy handles it [[ShutUpHannibal easily]].
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* During "Voices in My Head", [[spoiler: a NotQuiteDead SQUIP appears on the scene to taunt Jeremy]], in a last-ditch attempt to circumvent the [TheEndOrIsIt happy ending]]. Having learned from his struggles, Jeremy handles it [[ShutUpHannibal easily]].with ease.
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-->'''The Squip''': Jeremy...
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-->'''The Squip''': Jeremy...Jeremy...
-->'''Jeremy''': The loudest one is mine!
--> '''The Squip:''' You can't [[spoiler: get rid of me that easily]].
-->'''Jeremy''': [[ShutUpHannibal The loudest one is ''mine!'']]
--> '''The Squip:''' ''(fazing out) Jeeereeemmmmmmmmyyyyyyyyyyyyy...''
-->'''Jeremy''': The loudest one is mine!
--> '''The Squip:''' You can't [[spoiler: get rid of me that easily]].
-->'''Jeremy''': [[ShutUpHannibal The loudest one is ''mine!'']]
--> '''The Squip:''' ''(fazing out) Jeeereeemmmmmmmmyyyyyyyyyyyyy...''
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* Jeremy and the SQUIP winning the epic danceoff against Jake during "Halloween". For that matter, Rich's dance moves in "Halloween" qualify too.
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** Explanation: Just as the SQUIP is about to take Jeremy down for good, this line heralds Michael's BigDamnHeroes moment in "The Play", bringing everything they need to defeat the SQUIP.
* Jeremy refusing everything the SQUIP offers him by the end. Popularity? Doesn't matter. A chance to rule the world? No thanks. The girl he's loved from day one as a slave forced to love him? Not interested. CharacterDevelopment, thy name is Jeremy Heere.
* Jeremy refusing everything the SQUIP offers him by the end. Popularity? Doesn't matter. A chance to rule the world? No thanks. The girl he's loved from day one as a slave forced to love him? Not interested. CharacterDevelopment, thy name is Jeremy Heere.
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** Explanation: Just as the SQUIP is about to take Jeremy down for good, this line heralds Michael's BigDamnHeroes moment in "The Play", bringing everything they need to defeat the SQUIP.
* Jeremy refusingSQUIP. [[CrowningMomentofHeartwarming Knowing full well what the Squips are capable of, and after everything the SQUIP offers him by the end. Popularity? Doesn't matter. A chance to rule the world? No thanks. The girl Jeremy's done, he's loved from day still there to save the day]].
* "The Pants Song" is oneas a slave forced for both Mr. Heere and Michael. Mr. Heere finally wakes up to the danger his son is in and does everything he can to step up and finally act like a father; he imparts the same necessity to Michael, who has briefly [[TenMinuteRetirement given on Jeremy]]. It takes a little convincing, but Michael agrees that their love him? Not interested. CharacterDevelopment, thy name is for Jeremy Heere.outweighs the pain they're both in. [[ItMakesSenseInContext Then they dance around in their underwear]].
* Jeremy refusing
* "The Pants Song" is one
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* Jeremy and Michael using their [[IKnowMortalKombat video game skills]] to avoid the brainwashed students in "The Play".
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* Christine refusing to take a SQUIP when Jeremy offers her one. For all her struggles over the course of the show with fitting in and figuring out who she is, and later, her guilt and pain over the suffering of her classmates, when Jeremy offers her a solution to all this uncertainty and suffering, she immediately guesses that he's trying to get her to take a SQUIP, and is ''livid''. Her subsequent [[WhatTheHellHero calling out]] of Jeremy is well-earned, cathartic, and efficiently convinces him not to go through with the Squip's plans.
-->'''Christine''': You know, maybe I have some stuff to figure out, but I don't need a ''pill'' to do it for me!
* Jeremy and Michael using their [[IKnowMortalKombat video game skills]] to avoid and fight the brainwashed students in "ThePlay".Play".
* Quite a dark one, but Jeremy fighting back against the SQUIP's multiple attempts to take over his body during "The Play" are incredibly brave considering he's a geeky teenager fighting a super-powerful machine.
* Jeremy refusing everything the SQUIP offers him by the end. Popularity? Doesn't matter. A chance to rule the world? No thanks. The girl he's loved from day one as a slave forced to love him? Not interested. CharacterDevelopment, thy name is Jeremy Heere.
* This is brought UpToEleven in the 2018 revised script, where this is more explicitly a HeroicSacrific, as he didn't know until after the fact that the Squips being linked, and that freeing Christine would likely incur his SQUIP's wrath. Jeremy's willing to give it all up to protect Christine.
* During "Voices in My Head", [[spoiler: a NotQuiteDead SQUIP appears on the scene to taunt Jeremy]], in a last-ditch attempt to circumvent the [TheEndOrIsIt happy ending]]. Having learned from his struggles, Jeremy handles it [[ShutUpHannibal easily]].
-->'''Jeremy''': But of the voices in my head the loudest one is ''mine!''
-->'''The Squip''': Jeremy...
-->'''Christine''': You know, maybe I have some stuff to figure out, but I don't need a ''pill'' to do it for me!
* Jeremy and Michael using their [[IKnowMortalKombat video game skills]] to avoid and fight the brainwashed students in "The
* Quite a dark one, but Jeremy fighting back against the SQUIP's multiple attempts to take over his body during "The Play" are incredibly brave considering he's a geeky teenager fighting a super-powerful machine.
* Jeremy refusing everything the SQUIP offers him by the end. Popularity? Doesn't matter. A chance to rule the world? No thanks. The girl he's loved from day one as a slave forced to love him? Not interested. CharacterDevelopment, thy name is Jeremy Heere.
* This is brought UpToEleven in the 2018 revised script, where this is more explicitly a HeroicSacrific, as he didn't know until after the fact that the Squips being linked, and that freeing Christine would likely incur his SQUIP's wrath. Jeremy's willing to give it all up to protect Christine.
* During "Voices in My Head", [[spoiler: a NotQuiteDead SQUIP appears on the scene to taunt Jeremy]], in a last-ditch attempt to circumvent the [TheEndOrIsIt happy ending]]. Having learned from his struggles, Jeremy handles it [[ShutUpHannibal easily]].
-->'''Jeremy''': But of the voices in my head the loudest one is ''mine!''
-->'''The Squip''': Jeremy...
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* The epic high notes Rich hits in "The Squip Song".
* The SQUIP's first appearance is a very dark one, in that it seems to have done nothing, but then Jeremy starts suffering. Then the angelic chorus kicks in, and you hear the first line. A perfect introduction to the monster that is the SQUIP.
--> '''SQUIP''': "Welcome to your Super Quantum Intel Processor... your SQUIP."
* The SQUIP's first appearance is a very dark one, in that it seems to have done nothing, but then Jeremy starts suffering. Then the angelic chorus kicks in, and you hear the first line. A perfect introduction to the monster that is the SQUIP.
--> '''SQUIP''': "Welcome to your Super Quantum Intel Processor... your SQUIP."
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* Jeremy refusing everything the SQUIP offers him by the end. Popularity? Doesn't matter. A chance to rule the world? No thanks. The girl he's loved from day one as a slave forced to love him? Not interested. CharacterDevelopment, thy name is Jeremy Heere.
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* Jeremy refusing everything the SQUIP offers him by the end. Popularity? Doesn't matter. A chance to rule the world? No thanks. The girl he's loved from day one as a slave forced to love him? Not interested. CharacterDevelopment, thy name is Jeremy Heere.Heere.
* The SQUIP revealing his plan to take over the world in "The Pitiful Children" is a villainous one. His endless charisma and effortlessly conquering the student body makes him a force to be reckoned with compared to the rest of the cast.
* Jeremy and Michael using their [[IKnowMortalKombat video game skills]] to avoid the brainwashed students in "The Play".
* The SQUIP revealing his plan to take over the world in "The Pitiful Children" is a villainous one. His endless charisma and effortlessly conquering the student body makes him a force to be reckoned with compared to the rest of the cast.
* Jeremy and Michael using their [[IKnowMortalKombat video game skills]] to avoid the brainwashed students in "The Play".
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* Michael's BigDamnHeroes moment in "The Play", bringing everything they need to defeat the SQUIP.
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-->'''Michael''': MICHAEL MAKES AN ENTRANCE!
** Explanation: Just as the SQUIP is about to take Jeremy down for good, this line heralds Michael's BigDamnHeroes moment in "The Play", bringing everything they need to defeat theSQUIP.SQUIP.
-->'''Michael''': MICHAEL MAKES AN ENTRANCE!
** Explanation: Just as the SQUIP is about to take Jeremy down for good, this line heralds Michael's BigDamnHeroes moment in "The Play", bringing everything they need to defeat the
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* Michael's BigDamnHeroes moment in "The Play", bringing everything they need to defeat the SQUIP.
* Jeremy refusing everything the SQUIP offers him by the end. Popularity? Doesn't matter. A chance to rule the world? No thanks. The girl he's loved from day one as a slave forced to love him? Not interested. CharacterDevelopment, thy name is Jeremy Heere.
* Jeremy refusing everything the SQUIP offers him by the end. Popularity? Doesn't matter. A chance to rule the world? No thanks. The girl he's loved from day one as a slave forced to love him? Not interested. CharacterDevelopment, thy name is Jeremy Heere.
