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This is actually an example of the new trope, adding back with the context that it's one of Multiple Endings
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* EverybodyDiesEnding: The ending you get if you choose to take Jacqueline instead of Titus. Jacqueline has Buckley fly them to Indiana (he's not really a pilot, but they said he was on a college application so she needs photographic evidence).. Buckley doesn't know how to fly, so the plane crashes and they all die. Meanwhile, Titus goes to the gym and gets [[TreadmillTrauma fatally thrown off of a treadmill]]. Bobby Durst then comes out and gleefully informs you that you killed them all.
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* TakeThat: [[TheDitz Cyndee]] is proud that she was a staff member on the last season of ''Series/GameOfThrones'', and they did all her ideas!
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* TakeThat: [[TheDitz Cyndee]] is proud that she was a staff member on the last season of ''Series/GameOfThrones'', and how they did implemented all her ideas!ideas.
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renamed to Clone Angst
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* CloningBlues: One of the alternate endings has Kimmy get cloned by her fiancé. Her clone turns out to be an overly excited and sexually aggressive imbecile.
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* KillEmAll: If you choose to take Jacqueline instead of Titus, she has Buckley fly them to Indiana (he's not really a pilot, but they said he was on a college application so she needs photographic evidence).. Buckley doesn't know how to fly, so the plane crashes and they all die. Meanwhile, Titus goes to the gym and gets [[TreadmillTrauma fatally thrown off of a treadmill]]. Bobby Durst then comes out and gleefully informs you that you killed them all.
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* MadnessInducedOmnivore: In one route, an exhausted Titus is walking through the forest and sees a rich feast laid out in front of him. If the player chooses to have him eat it, the next shot sees him eating dirt.
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* GrandFinale: For ''Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt''.
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* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: [[spoiler:All of the good endings (and a few of the bad ones) have the Reverend being finally eliminated as a threat for good, either because of lifetime imprisonment, death, [[BreadEggsBreadedEggs or being put in jail and killed there]].]]
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* MayDecemberRomance: In one of the bad endings, Frederick (played by Daniel Radcliffe, 30 years old at the film's release) and [[spoiler:Lillian (played by 67-year-old Carol Kane)]] end up together. In another, he ends up with [[spoiler:Xan.]]
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* MayDecemberRomance: In one of the bad endings, Frederick (played by Daniel Radcliffe, 30 years old at the film's release) and [[spoiler:Lillian (played by 67-year-old Carol Kane)]] end up together. In another, he ends up with [[spoiler:Xan.]]
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* OverlyLongGag: Taco Snake's "12 Day of Christmas" phone message
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* OverlyLongGag: Taco Snake's "12 Day of Christmas" phone messagemessage.
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* SpiritualAntithesis: This film-length interactive special is the Spiritual Antithesis to Netflix's landmark interactive film release, ''Film/BlackMirrorBandersnatch''.
** Both are feature film-length entries for Netflix properties, ''Series/BlackMirror'' and ''Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt''. They use the same software and mechanics (at least two options, and if you don't choose within a time limit the interface chooses for you) and are MetaFiction about the characters exploring a [[{{Gamebooks}} choose-your-own-adventure story]], but unlike ''Bandersnatch'', a grim and trippy horror story in line with much of ''Black Mirror'', ''Kimmy Schmidt'' is of course a bright and wacky comedy. Creator/TinaFey deliberately went in a different direction with the Branch Manager technology -- while ''Bandersnatch'' went for MindScrew with its nested plots, ''Kimmy vs the Reverend'' pushes the player towards a true HappyEnding.
--->'''[[https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/tina-fey-kimmy-schmidt-team-explain-interactive-special-endings-kimmy-reverend-1294623 Tina Fey]]''': There are things where you sort of hit dead ends, [or] there'll be versions where Kimmy doesn't end up getting married to Frederick and someone else marries Frederick, [and] the technology will kind of push you back and get you to try again. So it's a little different than ''Bandersnatch'' in that way where ''Bandersnatch'' would just end and you'd be like, 'Well, that was a creepy ending,' but you'd have no sense of whether it was an intended ending."
** The contrast between the two works is even lampshaded in one bad ending, where Mikey comments that the normally lighthearted show took a dark turn, "like [[Series/BlackMirror Spooky Mirror]]".
** Both are feature film-length entries for Netflix properties, ''Series/BlackMirror'' and ''Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt''. They use the same software and mechanics (at least two options, and if you don't choose within a time limit the interface chooses for you) and are MetaFiction about the characters exploring a [[{{Gamebooks}} choose-your-own-adventure story]], but unlike ''Bandersnatch'', a grim and trippy horror story in line with much of ''Black Mirror'', ''Kimmy Schmidt'' is of course a bright and wacky comedy. Creator/TinaFey deliberately went in a different direction with the Branch Manager technology -- while ''Bandersnatch'' went for MindScrew with its nested plots, ''Kimmy vs the Reverend'' pushes the player towards a true HappyEnding.
--->'''[[https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/tina-fey-kimmy-schmidt-team-explain-interactive-special-endings-kimmy-reverend-1294623 Tina Fey]]''': There are things where you sort of hit dead ends, [or] there'll be versions where Kimmy doesn't end up getting married to Frederick and someone else marries Frederick, [and] the technology will kind of push you back and get you to try again. So it's a little different than ''Bandersnatch'' in that way where ''Bandersnatch'' would just end and you'd be like, 'Well, that was a creepy ending,' but you'd have no sense of whether it was an intended ending."
** The contrast between the two works is even lampshaded in one bad ending, where Mikey comments that the normally lighthearted show took a dark turn, "like [[Series/BlackMirror Spooky Mirror]]".
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* SpiritualAntithesis: This film-length interactive special is the Spiritual Antithesis to Netflix's landmark interactive film release, ''Film/BlackMirrorBandersnatch''.
** Both are feature film-length entries for Netflix properties, ''Series/BlackMirror'' and ''Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt''. They use the same software and mechanics (at least two options, and if you don't choose within a time limit the interface chooses for you) and are MetaFiction about the characters exploring a [[{{Gamebooks}} choose-your-own-adventure story]], but unlike ''Bandersnatch'', a grim and trippy horror story in line with much of ''Black Mirror'', ''Kimmy Schmidt'' is of course a bright and wacky comedy. Creator/TinaFey deliberately went in a different direction with the Branch Manager technology -- while ''Bandersnatch'' went for MindScrew with its nested plots, ''Kimmy vs the Reverend'' pushes the player towards a true HappyEnding.
--->'''[[https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/tina-fey-kimmy-schmidt-team-explain-interactive-special-endings-kimmy-reverend-1294623 Tina Fey]]''': There are things where you sort of hit dead ends, [or] there'll be versions where Kimmy doesn't end up getting married to Frederick and someone else marries Frederick, [and] the technology will kind of push you back and get you to try again. So it's a little different than ''Bandersnatch'' in that way where ''Bandersnatch'' would just end and you'd be like, 'Well, that was a creepy ending,' but you'd have no sense of whether it was an intended ending."
** The contrast between the two works is even lampshaded in one bad ending, where Mikey comments that the normally lighthearted show took a dark turn, "like [[Series/BlackMirror Spooky Mirror]]".
** Both are feature film-length entries for Netflix properties, ''Series/BlackMirror'' and ''Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt''. They use the same software and mechanics (at least two options, and if you don't choose within a time limit the interface chooses for you) and are MetaFiction about the characters exploring a [[{{Gamebooks}} choose-your-own-adventure story]], but unlike ''Bandersnatch'', a grim and trippy horror story in line with much of ''Black Mirror'', ''Kimmy Schmidt'' is of course a bright and wacky comedy. Creator/TinaFey deliberately went in a different direction with the Branch Manager technology -- while ''Bandersnatch'' went for MindScrew with its nested plots, ''Kimmy vs the Reverend'' pushes the player towards a true HappyEnding.
--->'''[[https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/tina-fey-kimmy-schmidt-team-explain-interactive-special-endings-kimmy-reverend-1294623 Tina Fey]]''': There are things where you sort of hit dead ends, [or] there'll be versions where Kimmy doesn't end up getting married to Frederick and someone else marries Frederick, [and] the technology will kind of push you back and get you to try again. So it's a little different than ''Bandersnatch'' in that way where ''Bandersnatch'' would just end and you'd be like, 'Well, that was a creepy ending,' but you'd have no sense of whether it was an intended ending."
** The contrast between the two works is even lampshaded in one bad ending, where Mikey comments that the normally lighthearted show took a dark turn, "like [[Series/BlackMirror Spooky Mirror]]".
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* WaitingSkeleton: Happens to Kimmy and Titus if they happen to wait for the Uber. If you do it twice, her skull is crushed by a C.H.E.R.Y./L. during the RobotWar.
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* WritersSuck: The one that shows up if Jacqueline's way to distract the crew is to say Titus is questioning his lines is portrayed in a very unflattering manner.
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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: An extremely rare film variation. Because the movie is a [[{{Gamebooks}} Choose Your Own Adventure]] in the classic style, in which you can make a choice in the beginning that will ultimately lead to a BadEnding, you can get all the way to the climax and end up having to restart [[spoiler: because you didn't read the book.]] However, if you made the choice to [[spoiler: babysit for the gas station attendant, which leads to Kimmy not making it to the bunker in time, Mikey breaks the fourth wall and tells you that, because you did the right thing, you don't have to go all the way back to the beginning and start over from scratch. The movie then resumes from the last decision point, giving you a new choice to read the book to the crying baby. If you still choose not to read the book, the movie fast forwards past the ensuing bad end scenes that you've already watched, and resumes with Kimmy reading the book automatically.]]
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* BookEnds: In the good ending, Kimmy [[spoiler:helps the Reverend's other victims out of the bunker]] like she was rescued in the pilot.
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* BookEnds: In the good ending, Kimmy [[spoiler:helps the Reverend's other victims out of the bunker]] like she was rescued in the pilot. She even states verbatim her line from the pilot - "It's here! It's all still here!"
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* AccentInterest: Frederick's "cartoon WesternAnimation/RobinHood accent" ([[IAmVeryBritish British]]) "gets [Kimmy's] motor going".
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* HistoryWithCelebrity: Talking to Donna Maria reveals that Kimmy dated Music/JoshGroban at one point.
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the B&O railroad isn't "from Monopoly", it's a real historical railroad that operated in West Virginia
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* ActorAllusion: Frederick (played by Creator/DanielRadcliffe, who famously played Harry Potter) went to school at the prestigious L’École Porc-Verrues; "Porc-Verrues" is French for [[Franchise/HarryPotter Hogwarts]]).
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* ActorAllusion: Frederick (played by Creator/DanielRadcliffe, who famously played Harry Potter) [[Creator/DanielRadcliffe Frederick]] went to school at the prestigious L’École Porc-Verrues; Porc-Verrues. [[BilingualBonus "Porc-Verrues" is French for for]] [[Franchise/HarryPotter Hogwarts]]).Hogwarts]].
