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20th May '13 9:10:27 PM
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* Happened with nearly every main character in ''{{The 4400}}'' episode ''No Exit''. They had to work together to survive and escape a building that was trying to kill them (long story). In the end [[spoiler: it was revealed to be Marco's assistant PJ who was causing it, having taken promicin. Shawn died but recovered, having sorted out at least a few issues with Isabelle and Kyle. Meghan also died, got better, and got more UST with Tom. Maia and Diana had mother-daughter bonding time. Tom got a better understanding of Jordan, although they still seemed to hate each other.]]
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* Happened with nearly every main character in ''Series/TheFortyFourHundred'' episode "No Exit". They had to work together to survive and escape a building that was trying to kill them (long story). In the end [[spoiler: it was revealed to be Marco's assistant PJ who was causing it, having taken promicin. Shawn died but recovered, having sorted out at least a few issues with Isabelle and Kyle. Meghan also died, got better, and got more UST with Tom. Maia and Diana had mother-daughter bonding time. Tom got a better understanding of Jordan, although they still seemed to hate each other.]]
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Four walls are not a requirement - two characters locked out on a roof is essentially the same trope only without the claustrophobia. (In reality, roof doors don't [[NoOShaCompliance lock on the outside]], though.)
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