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* In "Too Good to Be True", Tom's plan to avoid Jules has two main flaws: 1. She almost never works; and 2. Her office is in the Plaza, so she would have seen him there anyway.
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* Later in the series, Laurie starts dating Travis, who's about 10 years younger than her; they've got at least one actual Cougar!
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* Later in the series, Laurie starts dating Travis, who's about 10 years younger than her; they've got at least one actual Cougar!Cougar!
* In "Between Two Worlds", it's shown that everyone in the group has a "superpower". They don't mention Tom having a superpower, though. But that's because we've already seen it: he can clear people away from any area just by talking.
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* In "Between Two Worlds", it's shown that everyone in the group has a "superpower". They don't mention Tom having a superpower, though. But that's because we've already seen it: he can clear people away from any area just by talking.
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* In "Too Good To Be True", Ellie enjoys watching Andy make a fool of himself in public when he does "stand-up" at an Open Mic. This actually shows why their relationship works so well; she enjoys laughing at him, and he enjoys doing embarrassing things without much shame or regret.
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* In "Too Good To Be True", Ellie enjoys watching Andy make a fool of himself in public when he does "stand-up" at an Open Mic. This actually shows why their relationship works so well; she enjoys laughing at him, and he enjoys doing embarrassing things without much shame or regret.regret.
* In "I Won't Back Down", Ellie is worried that she's not connecting with Stan. It's later revealed in "Ways To Be Wicked", that her own mother actually feels exactly this way towards Ellie, and it's likely that she fears her relationship with Stan turning out exactly like this.
* In "Fooled Again (I Don't Like It)", it's mentioned that Jules is older than Grayson; at the time, 42 to his 40. Technically, she's still (just barely) a Cougar.
* Later in the series, Laurie starts dating Travis, who's about 10 years younger than her; they've got at least one actual Cougar!
* In "I Won't Back Down", Ellie is worried that she's not connecting with Stan. It's later revealed in "Ways To Be Wicked", that her own mother actually feels exactly this way towards Ellie, and it's likely that she fears her relationship with Stan turning out exactly like this.
* In "Fooled Again (I Don't Like It)", it's mentioned that Jules is older than Grayson; at the time, 42 to his 40. Technically, she's still (just barely) a Cougar.
* Later in the series, Laurie starts dating Travis, who's about 10 years younger than her; they've got at least one actual Cougar!
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* It took me a while to notice the {{Irony}} of Bobby being very down on his luck (presumably due to his divorce from Jules) and living on a landboat named "Jealous Much?"
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* It took me a while to notice the {{Irony}} of Bobby being very down on his luck (presumably due to his divorce from Jules) and living on a landboat named "Jealous Much?"Much?"
* In "Too Good To Be True", Ellie enjoys watching Andy make a fool of himself in public when he does "stand-up" at an Open Mic. This actually shows why their relationship works so well; she enjoys laughing at him, and he enjoys doing embarrassing things without much shame or regret.
* In "Too Good To Be True", Ellie enjoys watching Andy make a fool of himself in public when he does "stand-up" at an Open Mic. This actually shows why their relationship works so well; she enjoys laughing at him, and he enjoys doing embarrassing things without much shame or regret.
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* It took me a while to notice the {{Irony}} of Bobby being very down on his luck (presumably due to his divorce from Jules) and living on a houseboat titled "Jealous Much?"
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* It took me a while to notice the {{Irony}} of Bobby being very down on his luck (presumably due to his divorce from Jules) and living on a houseboat titled landboat named "Jealous Much?"
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* Jules remarks that Ellie hits the people she loves. In that same episode, she hit Laurie.
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* Jules remarks that Ellie hits the people she loves. In that same episode, she hit Laurie.Laurie.
* It took me a while to notice the {{Irony}} of Bobby being very down on his luck (presumably due to his divorce from Jules) and living on a houseboat titled "Jealous Much?"
* It took me a while to notice the {{Irony}} of Bobby being very down on his luck (presumably due to his divorce from Jules) and living on a houseboat titled "Jealous Much?"
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* In the Season Finale of ''CougarTown'', during the game of "Ultimate Penny Can", Andy easily sweeps through and wins before Grayson and Jules even take a single step. It seems slightly odd, even for Andy, that he would know that much more about Bobby than Jules, ''who was once his wife''. Until, that is, you ask yourself: Who wrote the questions in the first place?-Wii
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* In the Season Finale of ''CougarTown'', ''Series/CougarTown'', during the game of "Ultimate Penny Can", Andy easily sweeps through and wins before Grayson and Jules even take a single step. It seems slightly odd, even for Andy, that he would know that much more about Bobby than Jules, ''who was once his wife''. Until, that is, you ask yourself: Who wrote the questions in the first place?-Wii
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*Jules remarks that Ellie hits the people she loves. In that same episode, she hit Laurie.
