'''Basic Trope''': Injuries and other misfortunes which befall one character are ignored or made light of by the others for comic effect.
* '''Straight''': Dan trips Bob, causing him to break his leg. Dan says nothing more about the incident except to berate Bob for holding them back as he struggles with his crutches and oversized cast.
* '''Exaggerated''': Dan trips Bob, causing him to fall into a pit of alligators and become horribly mangled. Dan fails to notice Bob's absence for five minutes, and becomes aware he is gone only when Bob does not answer one of his questions.
* '''Downplayed''': ???
* '''Justified''': Dan and Bob are actually mortal enemies, involved in a fight to the death. Dan's just evil enough to use such a dirty tactic as tripping, and then laughing at Bob's fall.
* '''Inverted''': Dan trips Bob, who lands on his nose, causing it to bleed. While Dan panics and tries to call the hospital in horror, Bob stands up, sighs, and grabs a tissue.
* '''Subverted''': Dan goes to trip Bob, but Bob spots it, and prevents it from happening.
* '''Double Subverted''': ... Which then leads to Dan falling over himself.
* '''Parodied''': Dan's pranks regularly cripple or even outright ''kill'' Bob, but thanks to NegativeContinuity, Bob is always back and in good health by the start of the next episode.
* '''Zig Zagged''': Dan very nearly trips Bob, but then at the very last second Bob catches his balances, and rights himself, shoving Dan, who nearly falls. Dan then grabs Bob for balance, and both of them start to wobble. They both stop each other from going over, and thank their lucky stars, before Claire pushes them both over.
* '''Averted''': Dan reacts to Bob's injuries with appropriate care and concern.
* '''Enforced''': It's a comedy show, and a realistic reaction to horrific injury would be inappropriate.
* '''Lampshaded''': "Did you have a nice trip?"
* '''Invoked''': Dan abuses Bob because cruelty is funny.

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'''Basic Trope''': A romantic comedy in which the OfficialCouple were once married, then got divorced, then get back together again.
* '''Straight''': AliceAndBob were once married, then they got a divorce. Then they run into each other again, fall in love all over again, and get married again.
* '''Exaggerated''':
** Alice and Bob were so tired of their AwfulWeddedLife that they simultaneously got the idea to light their home on fire, and left each believing the other to be dead. When they reunite, they fall in LoveAtFirstSight and immediately remarry.
** Alice and Bob end up constantly divorcing and remarrying each other throughout their lives since they [[CantLiveWithThemCantLiveWithoutThem can't stand being together just as much as they can't stand being apart]].
* '''Downplayed''': Alice and Bob were dating, then broke up, then start dating again.
* '''Justified''': After getting divorced, they had time to think about what made them fall in love in the first place and what they did wrong.
* '''Inverted''': ???
* '''Subverted''':
** Alice and Bob meet after a long time and seemingly have a history together. They start falling in love. Bob's friends ask him how he can stand to be around her after what happened before. Alice's friends ask her if he's still the same useless slob he always was. It turns out Alice is his former employer, who fired him.
** Alice and Bob start falling in love again after their divorce, but then decide not to make the same mistake of being together a second time.
* '''Double Subverted''':
** They were married too, but got a divorce when she sacked him.
** Then they change their minds and decide to get married.
* '''Parodied''': ???
* '''Zig Zagged''': ???
* '''Averted''':
** Alice and Bob, the OfficialCouple, have never been married to each other.
** Alice and Bob don't fall in love with each other again after their divorce.
* '''Enforced''': The censors forbid depictions of outright infidelity, so this is the only way a couple can be depicted seeing other people after having been together.
* '''Lampshaded''': "Didn't you just divorce each other?"
* '''Invoked''': ???

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* '''Defied''': Dan considers harming Bob for fun, realizes what an [[WhatTheHellHero outraged lecture]] he'll get from Alice afterward, and doesn't do it.
* '''Discussed''': "Bob's... well. He's the kind who would trip you, step on your back with soccer cleats, and then laugh about it". "[[ActuallyPrettyFunny Hehehe...]]"
* '''Conversed''': "You know, if anyone actually did this in real life, it would be passive-aggressive abuse and borderline assault".
* '''Deconstructed''':
** The fall is hilarious at first, but then Bob doesn't get up. Dan is then racked with guilt over his prank while Bob spends several days in a coma, followed by months of recovery and physiotherapy.
** Alternative: Dan is a diagnosed Sociopath and is savvy enough to do actions when its comically appropriate. Soon Bob and others find this out and seek to have him institutionalized.
* '''Reconstructed''': 
** [[CrossesTheLineTwice ...Which is hilarious!]] And [[IronButtmonkey Bob fully recovers after all that]], anyway.
** Dan's guilt trip and Bob's coma dreams are both abusively hilarious {{Mind Fuck}}s.

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'''Basic Trope''': The OfficialCouple was married, but got divorced, only to get back together and remarry.
* '''Straight''': {{Alice and Bob}} [[OfficialCouple used to be married]], but wound up divorced after things didn't work out between them. Brought back together by some quirk of fate, they fall back in love and ultimately decide to remarry.
* '''Exaggerated''': Alice and Bob used to be madly in love and had a daughter, Bella. However, they went through a vicious breakup and divorced. Now Bob is dating Candy and Alice is engaged to [[DisposableFiance David]]. Bella does everything in her power to get the two of them back together, with the support of all of Bob and Alice's friends, relatives and coworkers. In the end, they succeed in pushing the two of them back together, while Candy and David [[CleaningUpRomanticLooseEnds hook up]].
* '''Justified''': ???
* '''Inverted''': ???
* '''Subverted''': Although Bob is clearly interested in getting back together, Alice rejects him, choosing to marry David instead.
* '''Double Subverted''': Though she chose David over Bob, Alice changes her mind at the last moment and [[RunawayBride ditches him at the altar]].
* '''Parodied''': Alice and Bob divorce and remarry several times every month.
* '''Deconstructed''': Although they rediscover their feelings for one another, neither one has actually resolved the problems that ended their original marriage. Hooking back up turns out to be a heat of the moment emotional thing, and their remarriage struggles for the same reasons. Meanwhile, those caught in the middle are deeply hurt. David in particular takes it hard, and when Alice ends up on the outs with Bob, he refuses to take her back.
* '''Reconstructed''': During their time apart, Alice and Bob both [[CharacterDevelopment grew and matured]], changing for the better and no longer doing the things that drove them apart in the first place. Because of this, they are able to rekindle their relationship, now older and wiser and better prepared for the commitment of marriage.
* '''Zig Zagged''': Bob and Alice used to be an OfficialCouple, but didn't get married before breaking up. They later rekindle their relationship and get married, only to struggle
* '''Averted''': ???
* '''Enforced''': ???
* '''Lampshaded''': ???
* '''Invoked''': Candy and David fall in LoveAtFirstSight and secretly steer Bob and Alice back towards each other so they can hook up without coming off like a couple of shallow opportunists.

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