History ComicBook / DroidLife

* AirVentPassageway: P14 attempts one after a particularly bad Christmas party. Too bad it lead to the unsold copy incinerator.

* BitingTheHandHumor: It's frequently noted that the office has gotten progressively weirder since "the videogame people took over."

* IncompetenceInc: In universe, ''TwoThousandAD'' is this in spades. Droids can get fired for ''not'' playing video games all day, supervisor droids carry whips around and a cardboard cutout of QuentinTarantino gets promoted to Division Head when someone gets a slice of tomato stuck to it.

* IncompetenceInc: In universe, ''TwoThousandAD'' is this in spades. Droids can get fired for ''not'' playing video games all day, supervisor droids carry whips around and a carboard cutout of QuentinTarantino gets promoted to Division Head when someone gets a slice of tomato stuck to it.

* BrainInAJar: They actually get a human brain wired up to run the building. He gets used to being a building, except for the [[AssShove rolls of paper coming in the back entrance]].

* EvenEvilHasStandards: The supervisor droid [[WouldNotHitAGirl won't whip female droids]], [[DudeNotFunny as it's]] [[DoubleStandard not as funny]].

* EvenEvilHasStandards: The supervisor droid won't whip female droids, [[DudeNotFunny as it's]] [[DoubleStandard not as funny]].

* TakeThat: The DroidLife poster shows the droid responsible for the idea that ''JudgeDredd'' was to remove his helmet in TheMovie sealed up in a room with no doors gathering cobwebs.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotAwesome: Sergeant Bloodbath's description of every single biscuit and type of tea he serves up.

''Droid Life'' is a newspaper comic style strip that appears periodically in ''ComicBook/TwoThousandAD''. Essentially a parody of the initial premise that the comic itself is written, drawn and edited by droids, it focuses on P14, a struggling wannabe script droid who writes the number onto page 14 of every copy of ''2000AD'' (the joke being that this is erased by his colleague, Ray, when he's done) and his best friend Crumbs (whose job, incidentally, is to flick away the eraser crumbs left by Ray when he erases P14's work). P14's constant attempts to get one of his scripts published always end in [[FailureIsTheOnlyOption abject failure]].

''Droid Life'' is a newspaper comic style strip that appears periodically in ''TwoThousandAD''. Essentially a parody of the initial premise that the comic itself is written, drawn and edited by droids, it focuses on P14, a struggling wannabe script droid who writes the number onto page 14 of every copy of ''2000AD'' (the joke being that this is erased by his colleague, Ray, when he's done) and his best friend Crumbs (whose job, incidentally, is to flick away the eraser crumbs left by Ray when he erases P14's work). P14's constant attempts to get one of his scripts published always end in [[FailureIsTheOnlyOption abject failure]].

* AirVentEscape: P14 attempts one after a particularly bad Christmas party. Too bad it lead to the unsold copy incinerator.

* CheekCopy: P14 does this when drunk once. Turns out, like everything else in the office, the photocopier is a droid. Technically speaking, this means that P14 slept with her. When P14 tells her that he has a girlfriend, she asks him if she can do [[IfYouKnowWhatIMean double sided and collate]].

''Droid Life'' is a newspaper comic style strip that appears periodically in ''2000AD''. Essentially a parody of the initial premise that the comic itself is written, drawn and edited by droids, it focuses on P14, a struggling wannabe script droid who writes the number onto page 14 of every copy of ''2000AD'' (the joke being that this is erased by his colleague, Ray, when he's done) and his best friend Crumbs (whose job, incidentally, is to flick away the eraser crumbs left by Ray when he erases P14's work). P14's constant attempts to get one of his scripts published always end in [[FailureIsTheOnlyOption abject failure]].

* CriticalResearchFailure: In story. P14 writes strips to submit to Tharg, yet has never actually read ''2000AD'', despite having worked there for at least a decade.

* NewAgeRetroHippy: The work experience student. Also, one episode shows protestors with signs that say "You can't hug your children with nuclear arms" until one disgruntled droid tells him that his mother had literal nuclear arms and hugged him all the time with them.