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* AbsenteeActor: As with ''Florida'', neither Jessi nor Missy are present.
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* WholeEpisodeFlashback: While there are scenes during the present, they're only used as a FramingDevice for Duke's story about growing up in the 1910's.
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* WholeEpisodeFlashback: While there are scenes during the present, they're only used as a FramingDevice for Duke's story about growing up in the 1910's.
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* GroinAttack: Duke possesses Andrew after the KnowNothingKnowItAll interrupts one too many times and makes him punch himself in the chode.
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* GrandTheftMe: Duke possesses Andrew and makes him [[GroinAttack punch himself in the chode]] for interrupting him one too many times and being [[KnowNothingKnowItAll so annoying]] about it.
* GroinAttack: Duke [[GrandTheftMe possessesAndrew Andrew]] after the KnowNothingKnowItAll interrupts one too many times and makes him punch himself in the chode.
* GroinAttack: Duke [[GrandTheftMe possesses
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* ADayInTheLimelight: The Ghost of Duke Ellington, as he tells his story.
* ADayInTheLimelight: The Ghost of Duke Ellington, as he tells his story.
* GroinAttack: Duke possesses Andrew after the KnowNothingKnowItAll interrupts one too many times and makes him punch himself in the chode.
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* WholeEpisodeFlashback: While there are scenes during the present, they're only used as a FramingDevice for Duke's story about growing up in the 1910's.
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* WholeEpisodeFlashback: While there are scenes during the present, they're only used as a FramingDevice for Duke's story about growing up in the 1910's.1910's.
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** Neon musical note graphics are added to the end credits while Ellington's "Haupe" from the film version of ''Film/AnatomyOfAMurder'' plays.
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* AndYouWereThere: Coach Steve (as President Theodore Roosevelt), Elliot (As Lee Daniel's The Butler), and Jessi's ancestors appear in the flashback.
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* DeliberateValuesDissonance: The episode goes to some lengths to illustrate the differences between the present day and over a century ago.
** Duke's father being a butler to a doctor is about as "high-society" as a black person could be at the time, and Duke's mother looks down on the pool hall people.
** Teenage boys are allowed to go from New York to Atlantic City to find summer jobs without their parents.
** Duke tries to get a job as a bellhop. But that job is reserved for whites and he ends up washing dishes.
** Maury and Duke marvel at the "revealing" nature of full-body women's swimsuits, which admittedly did show more than the layered dresses that were the norm for the period.
** Duke's father being a butler to a doctor is about as "high-society" as a black person could be at the time, and Duke's mother looks down on the pool hall people.
** Teenage boys are allowed to go from New York to Atlantic City to find summer jobs without their parents.
** Duke tries to get a job as a bellhop. But that job is reserved for whites and he ends up washing dishes.
** Maury and Duke marvel at the "revealing" nature of full-body women's swimsuits, which admittedly did show more than the layered dresses that were the norm for the period.
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* KnowNothingKnowItAll: Andrew acts like an InsufferableGenius regarding Duke's relationship with Jazz as well as race relations back in the 1910s, but Duke is clearly annoyed with Andrew's snootiness.
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%% * TheCameo: Creator/CharlieChaplin and Creator/HarryHoudini both appear in Duke Ellington's story, and are seemingly in a relationship.
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%% * TheCameo: Creator/CharlieChaplin and Creator/HarryHoudini both appear in Duke Ellington's story, and are seemingly in a relationship.
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* CallBack: Maury still owes Duke those seven dollars from "Pillow Talk".
* FamousAncestor: It's implied that Coach Steve is a descendant of [[UsefulNotes/TheodoreRoosevelt Theodore Roosevelt]].
* TruthInTelevision: Believe it or not, most of the stuff Duke told the boys is actually true, especially the part about President Teddy Roosevelt coming by on horse to watch him and his friends play baseball.
* FamousAncestor: It's implied that Coach Steve is a descendant of [[UsefulNotes/TheodoreRoosevelt Theodore Roosevelt]].
* TruthInTelevision: Believe it or not, most of the stuff Duke told the boys is actually true, especially the part about President Teddy Roosevelt coming by on horse to watch him and his friends play baseball.
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* CallBack: Maury still owes and Duke those seven dollars from do the same handshake they do when they reunite in "Pillow Talk".
Talk." Duke even reminds Maury that he still owes him seven dollars.
* FamousAncestor: It's implied that Coach Steve is a descendant of[[UsefulNotes/TheodoreRoosevelt Theodore Roosevelt]].
UsefulNotes/TheodoreRoosevelt.
*TruthInTelevision: Believe it or not, most ShownTheirWork: Many of the stuff Duke told the boys is details in Duke's story actually true, especially happened to the part about real Music/DukeEllington, particularly President Teddy Roosevelt coming by on horse to watch him and his friends play baseball.
* FamousAncestor: It's implied that Coach Steve is a descendant of
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* WholeEpisodeFlashback: Pretty much the entire episode. While there are scenes during the present, they're mostly only used as a FramingDevice as most of the for Duke's story takes place about growing up in the 1910's.
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* CallBack: Maury still owes Duke those seven dollars.
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* CallBack: Maury still owes Duke those seven dollars.dollars from "Pillow Talk".
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* FamousAncestor: It's implied that Coach Steve is a descendant of [[UsefulNotes/TheodoreRoosevelt Theodore Roosevelt]].
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* CallBack: Maury still owes Duke those seven dollars.
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The ghost of Duke Ellington takes Nick and friends on a journey back in time to 1913: the year he lost his virginity and found his true calling.
!!Episode Tropes:
* ADayInTheLimelight: The Ghost of Duke Ellington, as he tells his story.
* AbsenteeActor: As with ''Florida'', neither Jessi nor Missy are present.
* TruthInTelevision: Believe it or not, most of the stuff Duke told the boys is actually true, especially the part about President Teddy Roosevelt coming by on horse to watch him and his friends play baseball.
* SpecialEditionTitle: The theme song for this episode is rearranged into a rag time style, and the scenes are black and white to give it the authentic feel.
* WholeEpisodeFlashback: Pretty much the entire episode. While there are scenes during the present, they're mostly used as a FramingDevice as most of the story takes place in the 1910's.
!!Episode Tropes:
* ADayInTheLimelight: The Ghost of Duke Ellington, as he tells his story.
* AbsenteeActor: As with ''Florida'', neither Jessi nor Missy are present.
* TruthInTelevision: Believe it or not, most of the stuff Duke told the boys is actually true, especially the part about President Teddy Roosevelt coming by on horse to watch him and his friends play baseball.
* SpecialEditionTitle: The theme song for this episode is rearranged into a rag time style, and the scenes are black and white to give it the authentic feel.
* WholeEpisodeFlashback: Pretty much the entire episode. While there are scenes during the present, they're mostly used as a FramingDevice as most of the story takes place in the 1910's.
