History Fridge / Victorious

* In the episode "Terror on Cupcake Street" Tori goes out to look for help after their parade float breaks down. She runs across a group of tough looking men in a harsh neighborhood. While nothing happens, this troper found the entire scene rather disturbing considering [[{{Squick}} the possibilities]] of what could have [[GratuitousRape occurred]] to a [[JailBait young girl alone]] in an LA neighborhood at night, dressed in footie-pajamas no less.

* The man dressed as a big baby carries of Jade, and everyone is just fine with that because she got what she deserved...Except he picks her up and carries her off to God knows where and does God knows what to her. She obviously wasn't willing to go, and that guy probably isn't all there considering the way he acts and dresses and got excited when she was labeled his 'queen'. UnfortunateImplications much?

** After Tori finds out their secret in "The Great Ping-Pong Scame," Rex suggests that they drive her out to the desert and drop her off, saying that she knows too much. On one hand that could be code for killing her, on the other hand who would expect Tori, of all people, to be stranded in the desert and survive. Either way, that was a pretty grim suggestion from Rex considering [[EverythingTryingToKillYou how many different ways the average desert can kill you.]]

** After Tori finds out their secret in "The Great Ping-Pong Scame," Rex suggests that they drive her out to the desert and drop her off. Saying that she knows too much. On one hand that could be code for killing her, on the other hand who would expect Tori, of all people, to be stranded in the desert and survive. Either way, that was a pretty grim suggestion from Rex considering [[EverythingTryingToKillYou how many different ways the average desert can kill you.]]

** On the other hand, [[{{ICarly}} Carly]] wouldn't have known about [[CrossOver the party at Kenan's]] without Rex talking about it on his Slap page and Steven might have been able to continue two-timing her. The gang wouldn't've found out from him that Robbie was in the hospital, Robbie would've never passed his audition for Helen, and Robbie would've never assumed Cat was lying about Tug.

* In the Sleepover episode, everyone did a lot of really bad acting and the fans complained about how bad most of it (especially Tori's) was. Then you realize why the acting was so bad: because they all intentionally gave each other the most 2-dimensional characters they could think of as a way of emlinating the person they were choosing for so they would have a better chance at winning themselves. Tori was only given "a lady police officer who wears too much red lipstick and is obessed with Rasin Bran." There isn't much you can do with that description. The others all had characters where they had leeway-well, except Andre, but all he had to do was sit and pant and people believed it. Tori did such a lousy job becuase she literally had nothing to work with.

** Well Victoria Justice ''was'' [[ICarly Shelby Marx]] so she's not entirely lying about the martial arts part...until you consider that ''iCarly'' and ''Victorious'' co-exist so technically, Shelby Marx is a separate existing character in-universe.

** Well Victoria Justice ''was'' [[ICarly Shelby Marx]] so she's not entirely lying about the martial arts part...until you consider that ''iCarly'' and ''Victorious'' co-exist so theoretically, Shelby Marx is a separate existing character in-universe.

* The lost tween girl who shows up on Tori's doorstep after getting on the wrong bus in "Cell Block". The girls think she's just being used by the boys to get them to be the first to use a phone and Jade slams the door in her face. It's only after this that Tori considers she might have been lost after all---she did seem really frightened and claimed to have asthma on top of that. Jade simply concludes that maybe next time she'll "get on the right bus." Sure it's Jade being Jade, but you'd think even she would have to consider all the bad things that could happen to lost little girl in the middle of L.A.

*** And the fact that Trina nearly ''killed'' Jade by exposing her (and the rest of the gang) to those illegal Puka fish has nothing to do with Jade's utter disdain for her, right?

** Beck ''does'' actually admit to being somewhat afraid or her, albeit offhandedly, in "Tori Fixes Beck and Jade". Remember when Tori asked him if all he planned to do was to live in fear of Jade for the rest of his life? His response: "No...I also plan to start a vegetable garden." Of course, knowing Beck, he could have just been being sarcastic.

* Cat dates a blonde guy in ''The Blonde Squad'' ...who only dates blondes and even has a dog with blonde hair and blue eyes. When he learns she was wearing a blonde wig and blue-eyed contacts for a play the whole time, he dumps her flat, with him disliking people who try to be something they aren't offered up as a blatant HandWave. Aryan Nation anyone?

* Two instances in "Car, Rain, and Fire". First, there's that creepy clown at the gas station who asks Tori if he can get a ride...[[StalkerWithACrush to her house]]. Then we learn that the candle Cat lit for the actress's vigil [[spoiler: burned down the actress's house, with the actress being hospitalized for smoke inhalation and presumably severe burns]].

* The lost tween girl who shows up on Tori's doorstep after getting on the wrong bus in "Cell Block". The girls think she's just being used by the boys to get them to be the first to use a phone and Jade slams the door in her face. It's only after this that Tori considers she might have been lost after all---she did seem really frightened and claimed to have asthma on top of that. Jade simply concludes that maybe next time she'll "get on the right bus."

** Beck ''does'' actually admit to being somewhat afraid or her, albeit offhandedly, in "Tori Fixes Beck and Jade". Remember when she asked him if all he planned to do was to live in fear of her for the rest of his life? His response: No...I also plan to start a vegetable garden. Of course, knowing Beck, he could have just been being sarcastic.

* The two guys who hit on Tori and Jade in ''Tori and Jade's Play Date''. Not only do they not take "no" for an answer (Jade elbows one for tickling her chin and he still won't give up), they go so far as to ''stalk'' the girls to their performance. It's obvious these two guys were obsessed with Tori and Jade...and unlike Robbie or Sinjin, they don't seem like the type to back down. They aren't seen for the rest of the series but if relentless stalking was part of their usual behavior, who's to say what their next move could have been?

* Cat dates a blonde guy in ''The Blonde Squad'' ...who only dates blondes and even has a dog with blonde hair and blue eyes. Aryan Nation anyone?

** Well Victoria Justice ''was'' [[ICarly Shelby Marx]] so she's not entirely lying about the martial arts part...until you consider than since ''iCarly'' and ''Victorious'' co-exist so theoretically, Shelby Marx is a separate existing character in-universe.

* The two guys who hit on Tori and Jade in ''Tori and Jade's Play Date''. Not only do they not take "no" for an answer (Jade elbows one for tickling her chin and he still won't give up), they go so far as to ''stalk'' the girls to their performance. It's obvious these two guys were obsessed with Tori and Jade...and unlike Robbie or Sinjin, they don't seem like the type to back down. Who's to say what their next move could have been?

* The two guys who hit on Tori and Jade in ''Tori and Jade's Play Date''. Not only do they not take "no" for an answer (Jade elbows one for tickling her chin and he still won't give up), they go so far as to ''stalk'' the girls to their performance. It's obvious these two guys were obsessed with Tori and Jade...and unlike Robbie or Sinjin, they don't seem like the type to back down.
* Cat dates a guy in ''The Blonde Squad'' ...who only dates blondes. In fact he outright states on his Slap page that he doesn't like people who aren't blondes. Aryan Nation, anyone?