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misuse of renamed trope
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* GagBoobs: A variation-- Nurse Diesel's bustline isn't improbably large but rather improbably ''pointy.''
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seriously, they're weird.
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* GagBoobs: A variation-- Nurse Diesel's bustline isn't improbably large but rather improbably ''pointy.''
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Gag Boobs has been renamed to Boob Based Gag. Changing to the proper trope where appropriate and cutting misuse.
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* GagBoobs: Nurse Diesel - not their size, but their shape, being extremely triangular and pointy. Likely a stealth ShoutOut to [[BattleaxeNurse Nurse Ratched]], who was described [[Literature/OneFlewOverTheCuckoosNest in the book]] as having a fairly notable pair.
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* BrickJoke:
** Brophy's trouble with heavy objects ("I got it! I got it! ... I don't got it.") comes up again during the final chase up the stairs.
** The CameraAbuse during Thorndyke's first dinner scene at the institute is revisited at the very end.
** Brophy's trouble with heavy objects ("I got it! I got it! ... I don't got it.") comes up again during the final chase up the stairs.
** The CameraAbuse during Thorndyke's first dinner scene at the institute is revisited at the very end.
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* WindowPain: Parodied. Thorndyke , the new head of a mental asylum, receives a (''very'' big)rock to the window with a message -- a friendly welcome note from the violent ward.
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* WindowPain: Parodied. Thorndyke , Thorndyke, the new head of a mental asylum, receives a (''very'' big)rock big) rock to the window with a message -- message-- a friendly welcome note from the violent ward.
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* TheStinger: A scene of Thorndyke running across the San Francisco Bay, right underneath the Golden Gate Bridge is superimposed underneath the credits.
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* TheStinger: A scene of Thorndyke running across the San Francisco Bay, right underneath the Golden Gate Bridge Bridge, is superimposed underneath the credits.
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* NoFourthWall: On multiple occasions, Hitchcock's cinematography is parodied by making the audience very aware of the camera's physical presence in the scene-- twice, where the camera breaks through a building's wall or window rather than zooming in or out through it, and once where it films through the bottom of a glass table while Diesel and Montague cover it with tableware, forcing the camera to keep moving to get a view of them.
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* NoFourthWall: On multiple occasions, Hitchcock's cinematography is parodied by making the audience very aware of the camera's physical presence in the scene-- twice, twice where the camera breaks through a building's wall or window rather than zooming in or out through it, and once where it films through the bottom of a glass table while Diesel and Montague cover it with tableware, forcing the camera to keep moving to get a view of them.
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** Howie Morris as professor Lilloman.
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** Howie Morris as professor Professor Lilloman.
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* CameraAbuse: At the start of Thorndyke's first dinner scene at the institute, the camera zooms in and breaks through the window. While the characters notice, they don't comment on it.
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* CameraAbuse: At the start of Thorndyke's first dinner scene at the institute, the camera zooms in and breaks through the window. While the characters notice, they don't comment on it. [[BrickJoke Then it happens again]] at the very end.
