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--> Andrew: "I don't want to see you drive. You drive like an ass. Get out."
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--> Andrew: "I don't want to see you drive.park. You drive like an ass. Get out."
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* CriticalResearchFailure (InUniverse): When he saw that he had to parallel park an RV, he immediately said that driving requires an M class license. Andrew immediately clarifies to the audience that anyone with a G license can drive an RV.
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*LoopholeAbuse: Jason didn't wear glasses prior to rehab because he didn't need them at the time he got his license, and legally, he wasn't required to have his vision retested until he turned 80.
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* DitzyGenius: An honours graduate from McGill University, and yet he cannot grasp any aspect of driving whatsoever
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* DitzyGenius: An honours graduate from McGill [=McGill=] University, and yet he cannot grasp any aspect of driving whatsoever
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* HiddenDepths: Graduated with honours from McGill [=McGill=] University
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* NiceHat: Was rarely seen without his flat cap. Even when high-speed tennis balls were being launched toward him in the reflexes test, the cap stayed perched on his head throughout.
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* NiceHat: NeverBareheaded: Was rarely seen without his flat cap. Even when high-speed tennis balls were being launched toward him in the reflexes test, the cap stayed perched on his head throughout.
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* NiceHat: Is rarely seen without his baseball cap.
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* NiceHat: NeverBareheaded: Is rarely seen without his baseball cap.
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* InSerieNickname: Danny occasionally calls Scott "Hollywood", referring to his annoyance with Scott's massive ego and reckless behavior.
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* InSerieNickname: InSeriesNickname: Danny occasionally calls Scott "Hollywood", referring to his annoyance with Scott's massive ego and reckless behavior.
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* InSerieNickname: Danny occasionally calls Scott "Hollywood", referring to his annoyance with Scott's massive ego and reckless behavior
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* HairTriggerTemper: UpToEleven. He can make his kids feel ill when he's driving, and even stated he wanted ''machine guns'' on his hood!
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* HairTriggerTemper: UpToEleven. He can make his kids feel ill when he's driving, and even stated he wanted ''machine guns'' on his hood!
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* DrivesLikeCrazy: UpToEleven. It's so bad the camera crew refused to go with her in the car for the drive to rehab after her audition drive.
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* DrivesLikeCrazy: UpToEleven. It's so bad the camera crew refused to go with her in the car for the drive to rehab after her audition drive.
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* {{Expy}}: To Aaron, but UpToEleven. While Aaron's accident led to obvious physical disabilities, Mike's accident made him forget ''everything''. He had to relearn everything from walking to driving.
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* {{Expy}}: To Aaron, but UpToEleven.Aaron. While Aaron's accident led to obvious physical disabilities, Mike's accident made him forget ''everything''. He had to relearn everything from walking to driving.
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* BeliefMakesYouStupid: UpToEleven. Her constant use of spiritual items while driving is hazardous. Andrew did emphasize that there was nothing wrong with her beliefs in themselves, but doing them while at the wheel was ''very'' foolish.
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* BeliefMakesYouStupid: UpToEleven. Her constant use of spiritual items while driving is hazardous. Andrew did emphasize that there was nothing wrong with her beliefs in themselves, but doing them while at the wheel was ''very'' foolish.
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** HeroicBSOD: After suffering from [[TheFriendNobodyLikes Krystal]]'s abuse and antics throughout all of Season 12, he reaches his breaking point during the final deliberation and begins seriously questioning the team's capabilities as educators over their complete failure to help her.
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** HeroicBSOD: After suffering from [[TheFriendNobodyLikes Krystal]]'s abuse and antics throughout all of Season 12, he reaches his breaking point during the final deliberation and begins seriously questioning the team's capabilities as educators over their complete failure to help her.
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* BerserkButton: Never call police officers dumb, as Colin and Scott soon found out the hard way.
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* BerserkButton: Never call police officers dumb, as Colin and Scott soon found out the hard way.way - or show complete disregard towards road safety, as Kevin and Krystal can attest to.
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* DeathGlare: Gives these out whenever something stupid happens.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: The bluntest and strictest of all the experts, but will give out compliments when deserved, and has good reasons to be stern.
* TheLeader [=/=] TheLancer: The former as he has been the longest expert on the show, and the latter as he usual discusses matters with Andrew the most.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: The bluntest and strictest of all the experts, but will give out compliments when deserved, and has good reasons to be stern.
* TheLeader [=/=] TheLancer: The former as he has been the longest expert on the show, and the latter as he usual discusses matters with Andrew the most.
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* DeathGlare: Gives these out whenever something stupid happens.
happens. One of his most memorable glares was in response to Kevin (frequently regarded as one of ''the'' worst drivers the rehab center ever saw) claming that people who give up their licenses are idiots.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: The bluntest and strictest of all the experts, but will give out compliments when deserved, and has good reasons to bestern.
stern. When Andrew ''finally'' gave up on Krystal after her ungodly public drive, he's the first one to reassure him that the team aren't inept teachers, citing that she's just one of many people out in the world who are beyond help simply because of their refusal to learn.
* TheLeader [=/=] TheLancer: The former as he has been the longest expert on the show, and the latter as he usual discusses matters with Andrew the most. During deliberations, he has the most influence of the entire panel and has managed to prevent several graduations that would have otherwise been unanimous based on his concerns over someone's performance.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: The bluntest and strictest of all the experts, but will give out compliments when deserved, and has good reasons to be
* TheLeader [=/=] TheLancer: The former as he has been the longest expert on the show, and the latter as he usual discusses matters with Andrew the most. During deliberations, he has the most influence of the entire panel and has managed to prevent several graduations that would have otherwise been unanimous based on his concerns over someone's performance.
* {{Foil}}: To Cam. They are rarely on the same side of a tie. Also fitting that Philippe was a race car driver and Cam was a police officer before they came onto the show.
--> Phillipe: "You know, I don't usually agree with you, Cam, but in this case I think you're right."
--> Phillipe: "You know, I don't usually agree with you, Cam, but in this case I think you're right."
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* TheLancer: To Cam. They are rarely on the same side of a tie. Also fitting that Philippe was a race car driver and Cam was a police officer before they came onto the show.
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--> Phillipe: "You know, I don't usually agree with you, Cam, but in this case I think you're right"
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* HeroicBSOD: Throughout his 6 seasons on the show, he's had plenty of these.
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* HeroicBSOD: Throughout his 6 7 seasons on the show, he's had plenty of these.
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* TheStoic: He rarely emotes, although he does get happy when he sees someone do a good job.
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* SixthRanger: The last expert to join the show, and by the time it was cancelled he'd been part of the team for half of its fourteen seasons.
* TheStoic: He rarely emotes, although he does get happy when he sees someone do a good job. Even then, it wasn't enough to stop him from being just as dumbfounded as the rest of the panel from Krystal's antics during the Season 12 finale.
* TheStoic: He rarely emotes, although he does get happy when he sees someone do a good job. Even then, it wasn't enough to stop him from being just as dumbfounded as the rest of the panel from Krystal's antics during the Season 12 finale.
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* TheDitz: Thought that there were 36'''5''' degrees in a circle because there are 365 days in a year. It's not exactly clear whether he also thought every circle gains an extra degree every four years.
* EpicFail: His inability to complete the final drive and then mouthing off at the experts afterward when they suggested that he get psychological help for his nerves resulted in the first-ever instance of the experts deciding that one driver was so clearly the worst that there was no need for a discussion over the decision (despite Dale being bad in general). Note that even with Angelina the previous year, Cam had disagreed (at least initially) and thought that Mike was worse, and while the entire panel in Season 3 had agreed that Jason was the actual worst, there was still some discussion as to whether Shelby should have gotten the title, seeing how Jason had already made it clear he was considering quitting driving.
* EpicFail: His inability to complete the final drive and then mouthing off at the experts afterward when they suggested that he get psychological help for his nerves resulted in the first-ever instance of the experts deciding that one driver was so clearly the worst that there was no need for a discussion over the decision (despite Dale being bad in general). Note that even with Angelina the previous year, Cam had disagreed (at least initially) and thought that Mike was worse, and while the entire panel in Season 3 had agreed that Jason was the actual worst, there was still some discussion as to whether Shelby should have gotten the title, seeing how Jason had already made it clear he was considering quitting driving.
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* TheDitz: Thought On top of scoring the worst at the road rules test, he thought that there were 36'''5''' degrees in a circle because there are 365 days in a year. It's not exactly clear whether he also thought every circle gains an extra degree every four years.
* EpicFail: The number of challenges Lance passed can be counted on one hand. Some of his more spectacular screwups include:
** Failing the assessment challenge within the first turn and being unable to do the rest of it.
** Managing to kill ''two'' clutches in the teeter-totter challenge.
** His inability to complete the final drive and then mouthing off at the experts afterward when they suggested that he get psychological help for his nerves resulted in the first-ever instance of the experts deciding that one driver was so clearly the worst that there was no need for a discussion over the decision (despite Dale being bad in general). Note that even with Angelina the previous year, Cam had disagreed (at least initially) and thought that Mike was worse, and while the entire panel in Season 3 had agreed that Jason was the actual worst, there was still some discussion as to whether Shelby should have gotten the title, seeing how Jason had already made it clear he was considering quitting driving.
* EpicFail: The number of challenges Lance passed can be counted on one hand. Some of his more spectacular screwups include:
** Failing the assessment challenge within the first turn and being unable to do the rest of it.
** Managing to kill ''two'' clutches in the teeter-totter challenge.
** His inability to complete the final drive and then mouthing off at the experts afterward when they suggested that he get psychological help for his nerves resulted in the first-ever instance of the experts deciding that one driver was so clearly the worst that there was no need for a discussion over the decision (despite Dale being bad in general). Note that even with Angelina the previous year, Cam had disagreed (at least initially) and thought that Mike was worse, and while the entire panel in Season 3 had agreed that Jason was the actual worst, there was still some discussion as to whether Shelby should have gotten the title, seeing how Jason had already made it clear he was considering quitting driving.
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* ProneToTears: Just doing next to ''anything'' in the car used to be enough to make him start crying.
* StressVomit: You can expect Lance to puke at least once an episode.
* StressVomit: You can expect Lance to puke at least once an episode.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Because of Donna's shoulder problems, she wasn't allowed to accompany Brad on certain challenges that had the car rocking around a lot.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Because of Donna's shoulder problems, she wasn't allowed to accompany Brad on certain challenges that had the car rocking around a lot.lot, and he automatically failed the soccer challenge for injuring her.
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* EpicFail: She managed to break the ''front window'' of the car during the Eye of the Needle Challenge (which by that time, the show never considered this a possibility).
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* EpicFail: She managed to hit a foam arch hard enough to break the ''front window'' of the car during the Eye of the Needle Challenge (which by that time, the show never considered this a possibility).
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* BackSeatDriver: Her daughter Janis has these moments, and unfortunately was the downfall of Shirley in the parking challenge when she grabbed the steering wheel (which is very illegal). Other times, Janis tries not to say anything and gets annoyed when Shirley asks for help.
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* BackSeatDriver: BackseatDriver: Her daughter Janis has these moments, and unfortunately was the downfall of Shirley in the parking challenge when she grabbed the steering wheel (which is very illegal). Other times, Janis tries not to say anything and gets annoyed when Shirley asks for help.
* NoIndoorVoice: Janis screams more than she talks at normal volumes, so much so that Cam called her a screech-owl during Shirley's Mega Challenge.
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* EpicFail: Even among his catastrophically awful challenge performances, his trough run stood out, as it ended with him managing to tear out the car's tailpipe and puncture the gas tank.
* FatIdiot: Put it this way, there's a reason more than one fan of the show has likened him to [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy Peter Griffin]], and it's not just the physical resemblance between the two.
* FatIdiot: Put it this way, there's a reason more than one fan of the show has likened him to [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy Peter Griffin]], and it's not just the physical resemblance between the two.
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* EpicFail: Even among his catastrophically awful challenge performances, his trough run stood out, as it ended with him managing to tear out the car's tailpipe and puncture the gas tank.
tank when he tried gunning it.
* FatIdiot: Put it this way, there's a reason more than one fan of the show has likened him to [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy Peter Griffin]], and it's not just the physical resemblance between the two. Having nonverbal learning disorder didn't make lessons easy for Sly, and even with written instructions in front of him he would frequently forget what he'd been taught moments later.
* FatIdiot: Put it this way, there's a reason more than one fan of the show has likened him to [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy Peter Griffin]], and it's not just the physical resemblance between the two. Having nonverbal learning disorder didn't make lessons easy for Sly, and even with written instructions in front of him he would frequently forget what he'd been taught moments later.
* CassandraTruth: By the time Afiya graduated, Andrew had been left fully convinced that she was only claiming to have taken her lessons to heart just to butter up the experts and unsuccessfully tried to veto her graduation in favor of a four-person finale.
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* HandicappedBadAss: Oh very {{subverted}} as he only passed two challenges.
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* HandicappedBadAss: Oh very {{subverted}} as he only passed two challenges.challenges, neither of which were practical in everyday driving.
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* InsaneTrollLogic: When told by Andrew that a few people who were on the show gave up driving, he called them idiots and declared he would continue to drive even if he was named Canada's Worst Driver.
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* InsaneTrollLogic: When told by Andrew that a few people who were on the show gave up driving, he called them idiots and declared he would continue to drive even if he was named Canada's Worst Driver. Cam gave him a hell of a DeathGlare in response.
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* TookALevelInBadass: After spending four episodes with low confidence, Marine's pass in the Icy Skid Challenge boosted her confidence, allowing her to pass the two other challenges with ease and graduating.
* AnOfferYouCantRefuse: Episode 3 was a sure thing he would graduate based on his performance and being the most competent driver of the seven remaining drivers. However the experts were still weary of his street racing habits so Andrew gave him two choices: either take the race car helmet and graduate (signifying he will speed on legal raceways and not on the roads) or take the scissors and cut up his licence (signifying he refuses to stop street racing and will effectively be expelled). He took the helmet.
* FullNameBasis: Andrew usually refers to Mike in his full name.
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* KnowWhenToFoldThem: After a terrible road test where he almost ran over bicyclists and an old woman, he cut up his license when given the option in front of the panel.
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* KnowWhenToFoldThem: After a terrible road test where he almost ran over bicyclists and an old woman, he cut up his license when given the option in front of the panel. Although there were signs that Mike might consider starting over, its later revealed three seasons later that he gave up driving for good/
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* OutOfFocus: Notice how all of these tropes are for Wil and not for Melissa? Its pretty clear that Wil was causing more of the problems due to his behaviour rather than her lack of skills. Hell, when Andrew pulled Wil out of the car in the Figure Eight challenge, her performance ''improved''!
* ClothingDamage: By the end of the season, he was wearing a ripped wife-beater shirt.
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* DudeNotFunny (InUniverse): She thought it would be funny if she tried to ''run over Andrew'' during the Donut's Challenge. Neither Andrew nor her nephew thought it was funny.
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* DudeNotFunny (InUniverse): She thought it would be funny if she tried to ''run over Andrew'' during the Donut's Donuts Challenge. Neither Andrew nor her nephew thought it was funny.funny.
* TheFriendNobodyLikes: Isn't too popular amongst her family and neighborhood for her dangerous driving habits and extreme denial, and her colleagues in rehab weren't too thrilled with her attitude half the time. She managed to routinely piss off John (the one person willing to come with her to rehab as her official nominator) throughout the season, and eventually managed to sever ties with him to the extent that he was the ''only'' nominator of Ever's returnees not to come back at all.
* LackOfEmpathy: Dale's idea of a joke is to chase after Andrew and try to run him over. When she later attempted to get released from rehab on medical grounds, it was on the same episode that Dean was unanimously chosen to graduate and she only relented after John and Brian begged her to let him graduate.
* TheFriendNobodyLikes: Isn't too popular amongst her family and neighborhood for her dangerous driving habits and extreme denial, and her colleagues in rehab weren't too thrilled with her attitude half the time. She managed to routinely piss off John (the one person willing to come with her to rehab as her official nominator) throughout the season, and eventually managed to sever ties with him to the extent that he was the ''only'' nominator of Ever's returnees not to come back at all.
* LackOfEmpathy: Dale's idea of a joke is to chase after Andrew and try to run him over. When she later attempted to get released from rehab on medical grounds, it was on the same episode that Dean was unanimously chosen to graduate and she only relented after John and Brian begged her to let him graduate.
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* ArcWords: Throughout the season, Kevin has repeated that if he was named the Worst Ever, he would give up his keys and licenses. He almost tried to subvert it in the final episode, but Andrew and Lenny made him go through with it.
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* ArcWords: Throughout the season, Kevin has repeated that if he was named the Worst Ever, he would give up his keys and licenses. He almost tried to subvert it renege on his promises in the final episode, but Andrew and Lenny made him go through with it.
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* EpicFail: While several previous drivers had failed to complete the final road test (Henrietta, Angelina, and Lance became too stressed to continue their drives, and Ashley's was stopped by mechanical failure), Kevin was the first instance of a driver doing so badly that Andrew forced them to stop, despite their being willing to continue.
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* EpicFail: EpicFail:
** While several previous drivers had failed to complete the final road test (Henrietta, Angelina, and Lance became too stressed to continue their drives, and Ashley's was stopped by mechanical failure), Kevin was the first instance of a driver doing so badly that Andrew forced them to stop, despite their being willing tocontinue.continue. Said road test featured multiple instances where Kevin was driving in the middle lane while preparing to make left turns and fully convinced that he was on the left lane.
** While several previous drivers had failed to complete the final road test (Henrietta, Angelina, and Lance became too stressed to continue their drives, and Ashley's was stopped by mechanical failure), Kevin was the first instance of a driver doing so badly that Andrew forced them to stop, despite their being willing to
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* KnowWhenToFoldEm: [[spoiler: Averted. Despite being named the worst and cutting his license up, Kevin still drives]]
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* TemptingFate: It's obvious that when he promised to destroy his driving license and sell his car if he failed to graduate, he never thought he would end up having to go through with it.
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* TemptingFate: It's obvious that when he promised to destroy his driving license and sell his car if he failed to graduate, he never thought he would end up having to go through with it.it, all the more evident when he tried to weasel his way out of his word at the finale.
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* CheatersNeverProsper: It's kind of speculated that Dale intentionally left rehab and injured her hand just to get out of the final three. It didn't really matter however as her poor track record got her pulled back in the finale's ending.
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* CheatersNeverProsper: It's kind of speculated that Dale intentionally left rehab and injured her hand just to get out of the final three. three, similar to her attempt to use her dental problems to ditch the show back in Season 6. It didn't really matter however as her poor track record got her pulled back in the finale's ending.ending.
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Badly deconstructed - Dale was already a loon back in Season 6, but by Ever her mental state had taken a nosedive and the experts started questioning her sanity because of how oblivious she seemed to her surroundings and even herself.
* DefiantToTheEnd: Three years on, Dale hadn't learned ''anything'' about everyone saying she was a horrendous driver - and following her expulsion she remained adamant about heading back on the roads as soon as she recovered from her injury.
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Badly deconstructed - Dale was already a loon back in Season 6, but by Ever her mental state had taken a nosedive and the experts started questioning her sanity because of how oblivious she seemed to her surroundings and even herself.
* DefiantToTheEnd: Three years on, Dale hadn't learned ''anything'' about everyone saying she was a horrendous driver - and following her expulsion she remained adamant about heading back on the roads as soon as she recovered from her injury.
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* Expy: To Sean from the previous season, as both are reasonably competent drivers in their own right who have a love of speed and graduate after being introduced to legal ways to indulge and promising to limit their racing to legal tracks.
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: It's revealed in Season 3 that in the two years following his appearance on the show, he has driven 15,000 kilometers without any accidents.
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* NoodleIncident: Apparently once managed to fold a minivan he was driving almost into an L-shape while in a ''parking lot.''
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* NoodleIncident: Once managed to crash a Dodge 600 in such a way it ended up perched on top of a wall.
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* OocIsSeriousBusiness: Though he gleefully trashed the water tank challenge, lightly bumping two obstacles in the parallel parking challenge genuinely dismayed him and served as the catalyst to his change in attitude.
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* TranquilFury: The "fury" is ultimately his problem, the "tranquil" leads it to not being diagnosed and addressed as quickly as the more openly-aggressive Bob.
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* BaldOfAwesome: {{Subverted}} as he "won" the title.
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* BaldOfAwesome: Played straight this time around. Not only did he have a flawless drive to rehab even with the burden of a severely hung-over Angelina as his passenger, but he also did flawlessly in the initial test and graduated in the first episode.
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* HairTriggerTemper: His anxiety for driving builds rapidly in the car, which led Andrew to believe that it might be a form of mental illness.
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* HairTriggerTemper: His anger and anxiety for driving builds rapidly in the car, which led Andrew to believe that it might be a form of mental illness.
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* DefiantToTheEnd: Even after her challenge failures and terrible road test, she still refused to give up driving. While she would almost certainly have been named the worst regardless, as Mike did agree to give up driving and there was no way on Earth they could have named Arun the worst, her refusal to even contemplate doing it ensured that she'd "win" this season.
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* DefiantToTheEnd: Even after her challenge failures and terrible road test, she still ''still'' refused to give up driving. While she would almost certainly have been named the worst regardless, as Mike did agree to give up driving and there was no way on Earth they could have named Arun the worst, her refusal to even contemplate doing it ensured that she'd "win" this season.
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* OnlySaneMan: Steven. You got to give him credit for being able to deal with Krystal all season.
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* OnlySaneMan: Steven. You You've got to give him credit for being able to deal with Krystal all season.
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* OnlySaneMan: Steven. You got to give him credit for being to deal with Krystal all season.
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* OnlySaneMan: Steven. You got to give him credit for being able to deal with Krystal all season.
