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** In the finale of ''The Stolen Century'', certain clips of Lucretia interacting with the boys (welcoming them to the Bureau, eating Taako's macaroon, and at the spa day with Merle) are replayed. They serve as exposition or are PlayedForLaughs the first time around; after the reveal that [[spoiler:she's been friends with them for decades, and erased their memories of her in order to preserve their happiness and try to rectify what they'd done to the world]], it's rather heartbreaking.
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** In the finale of ''The Stolen Century'', certain clips of Lucretia interacting with the boys (welcoming them to the Bureau, eating Taako's macaroon, macaron, and at the spa day with Merle) are replayed. They serve as exposition or are PlayedForLaughs the first time around; after the reveal that [[spoiler:she's been friends with them for decades, and erased their memories of her in order to preserve their happiness and try to rectify what they'd done to the world]], it's rather heartbreaking.
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** Sherrif Isaak [[spoiler:killed Jack]] for the Temporal Chalice in ''The Eleventh Hour''. However, his daughter June got to it before he could, and formed the bubble around Refuge.
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** Sherrif Isaak [[spoiler:killed Jack]] for the Temporal Chalice in ''The Eleventh Hour''. However, his Jack's daughter June got to it before he could, and formed the bubble around Refuge.
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Spelling/grammar fix(es), Added example(s), Added trope
* WalkingSpoiler: [[spoiler:Lup, Taako's twin sister.]]
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** The end of ''Petals to the Metal'' also counts. The deaths of Hurley and Sloane really signify a change in the tone of the show, and the reveal of the red robe kicks off the main plot in a big way.
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** The end of ''Petals to the Metal'' also counts. The deaths of Hurley and Sloane really signify a change in the tone of the show, and the reveal of the red robe kicks off the main plot in a big way.
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** Lunar Interlude V: Reunion Tour - Part Two. [[spoiler:The Tres Horny Boys break into Lucretia's private quarters and drink the baby Voidfish's ichor, restoring their memories and prompting TheReveal that they — along with Lucretia, Barry, Lup, and Davenport — were the Red Robes, and they all traveled together for a hundred years before coming to Faerûn and creating the Grand Relics.]]
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Spell My Name With An S is a disambiguation now. If something fits Inconsistent Spelling or some other article, moving. Otherwise cutting
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** There have also been ''four'' Jerrys over the course of the show. A gerblin in ''Here There Be Gerblins'', two Hammerhead ruffians named "Regular [[SpellMyNameWithAnS Jerreeeeee]]" and "Lil' Jerry" in ''Petals to the Metal'', and a bank guard in ''The Eleventh Hour''. Guest host Stuart Wellington added a fifth one in tribute to the Hammerheads with Goldcliff's Councillor Jerry, who also had the Hammerheads' distinctive "Joe Pesci" accent.
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** There have also been ''four'' Jerrys over the course of the show. A gerblin in ''Here There Be Gerblins'', two Hammerhead ruffians named "Regular [[SpellMyNameWithAnS [[MyNaymeIs Jerreeeeee]]" and "Lil' Jerry" in ''Petals to the Metal'', and a bank guard in ''The Eleventh Hour''. Guest host Stuart Wellington added a fifth one in tribute to the Hammerheads with Goldcliff's Councillor Jerry, who also had the Hammerheads' distinctive "Joe Pesci" accent.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS:
** The two weeks between the introduction of Garyl the Spectral Binicorn and the clarification of the spelling of his name saw a lot of fanart with a lot of confusion about how many [=Rs=] and [=Ls=] are in his name, whether the final syllable is spelled with a Y or an E, etc.
** Clint likes to turn real-life things into fantasy things by just changing up the spelling.
---> '''Clint (as an NPC asking the IPRE a question):''' "Uh, Captain Davenport? Rex Reed, Hollywudd Reporter— that’s H-O-L-L-Y-W-U-D-D—"
---> '''Davenport:''' "Oh, good."
---> '''Clint:''' "Um, it's a town near Neverwinter."
** The two weeks between the introduction of Garyl the Spectral Binicorn and the clarification of the spelling of his name saw a lot of fanart with a lot of confusion about how many [=Rs=] and [=Ls=] are in his name, whether the final syllable is spelled with a Y or an E, etc.
** Clint likes to turn real-life things into fantasy things by just changing up the spelling.
---> '''Clint (as an NPC asking the IPRE a question):''' "Uh, Captain Davenport? Rex Reed, Hollywudd Reporter— that’s H-O-L-L-Y-W-U-D-D—"
---> '''Davenport:''' "Oh, good."
---> '''Clint:''' "Um, it's a town near Neverwinter."
