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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: The pressure of running a food truck gets Charles to start channeling Gordon Ramsey's trademark abrasiveness.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: The pressure of running a food truck gets Charles to start channeling Gordon Ramsey's Creator/GordonRamsay's trademark abrasiveness.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: The pressure of running a food truck gets Charles to start channeling Gordon Ramsey's trademark abrasiveness.
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* RealityEnsues: Jake risks losing his license when Doug Judy runs off with the diamonds.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Jake risks losing his license when Doug Judy runs off with the diamonds.
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-->'''Jake:''' You should look up the word "advice" in the dictionary, I think you might be surprised.
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-->'''Jake:''' You should look up the word "advice" in the dictionary, I think you might be surprised.surprised.
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** Jake also plays out his entire friendship with Doug like they're in a [[HeterosexualLifePartners cinematic romance]]. After he's betrayed, he reacts exactly like someone who'd be abandoned by their lover.
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** Jake also plays out his entire friendship with Doug like they're in a [[HeterosexualLifePartners cinematic romance]]. After he's betrayed, he reacts exactly like someone who'd be abandoned by their lover.lover.
* YouKeepUsingThatWord: Kole repeatedly starts sentences by gruffly saying "lemme give you some advice", then makes a statement rather than actually advising anything.
-->'''Kole:''' Lemme give you some advice: I don't care.
-->'''Jake:''' You should look up the word "advice" in the dictionary, I think you might be surprised.
* YouKeepUsingThatWord: Kole repeatedly starts sentences by gruffly saying "lemme give you some advice", then makes a statement rather than actually advising anything.
-->'''Kole:''' Lemme give you some advice: I don't care.
-->'''Jake:''' You should look up the word "advice" in the dictionary, I think you might be surprised.
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* ChronicVillainy: Despite getting full immunity and "going straight," Doug Judy creates a hostage situation when his mother is threatened by a drug lord and he enlists Jake's help to save her life. Then he leaves rather than turn himself in as promised, though he returns the diamonds he stole so that Jake won't get his license suspended.
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* ChronicVillainy: Despite getting full immunity and "going straight," Zigzagged. Doug Judy creates a hostage situation when his mother is threatened only brought back into a life of crime by a drug lord threat against his mother's life, and he enlists Jake's does help to save her life. Then Jake take down a major drug dealer, but he leaves rather than turn himself in as promised, though he returns makes clear, at the diamonds he stole so end, that Jake won't get his license suspended.he just wasn't happy with a non-criminal life.
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* GenreSavvy: Rosa mentions that her dad taught her a folktale about a frog helping a scorpion across a river, and it ended with the scorpion stinging the frog and drowning them both. She relates it to Jake's situation with Doug Judy. Doug later admits she's right and that he is a scorpion who has to "scorp".
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* GenreSavvy: Rosa mentions that her dad taught her a folktale about a [[TheFarmerAndTheViper frog helping a scorpion across a river, river]], and it ended with the scorpion stinging the frog and drowning them both. She relates it to Jake's situation with Doug Judy. Doug later admits she's right and that he is a scorpion who has to "scorp".
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* JerkAss: The original negotiator, Dennis Kole, is this. He's incredibly rude to Jake since it was supposed to be his first hostage negotiation before Judy requested Jake, having only negotiated with suicidal people beforehand and when Jake tries to reassure that he was still doing good, he dismisses it as "saving a crazy person's life", and even then he was doing badly. When Jake reveals what Judy wants, he's quick to be skeptical of the info's validity, [[JerkassHasAPoint understandable seeing as Judy's a criminal who's evaded capture for a while]], and wants to have Jake lure Judy to the window so he can have a sniper take him out, [[DisproportionateRetribution less understandable.]] Impressions worsen when, after figuring out that Jake and Judy tricked him so they could catch an infamous drug dealer, he only agrees to help in exchange for getting credit for the arrest, being more concerned with getting a promotion than getting a dangerous criminal off the streets.
* JurisdictionFriction: Dennis Kole, the hostage negotiator assigned to the case, is angry that some nobodies from the Nine-Nine are doing his job, even though he himself doesn't much care for it.
* JurisdictionFriction: Dennis Kole, the hostage negotiator assigned to the case, is angry that some nobodies from the Nine-Nine are doing his job, even though he himself doesn't much care for it.
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* JerkAss: The original negotiator, Dennis Kole, is this. Kole. He's incredibly rude to Jake since it was supposed to be his from the first moment they meet, mocks the suicidal people who he tries (unsuccessfully) to save, and claims that the sole purpose of hostage negotiation before Judy requested Jake, having only negotiated with suicidal people beforehand and when Jake tries is to reassure kill the person you're negotiating with. He's also very open about the fact that he was still doing good, he dismisses it as "saving a crazy person's life", and even then he was doing badly. When Jake reveals what Judy wants, he's quick to be skeptical of the info's validity, [[JerkassHasAPoint understandable seeing as Judy's a criminal who's evaded capture for a while]], and wants to have Jake lure Judy to the window so he can have a sniper take him out, [[DisproportionateRetribution less understandable.]] Impressions worsen when, after figuring out that Jake and Judy tricked him so they could catch an infamous drug dealer, he doesn't care about catching criminals, his only agrees motivation is to help in exchange for getting credit for the arrest, being more concerned with getting get a promotion than getting a dangerous criminal off the streets.
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* JurisdictionFriction: Dennis Kole, the hostage negotiator assigned to the case, is angry thatsome nobodies from his first actual hostage negotiation is taken over by Jake. That frustration might be understandable, if the Nine-Nine are doing his job, even though he himself doesn't much care for it.guy weren't so personally unpleasant (see Jerkass, above).
* JurisdictionFriction: Dennis Kole, the hostage negotiator assigned to the case, is angry that
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* WrongGenreSavvy: Holt and Terry cite ''My Fair Lady'' when helping Hitchcock clean up his act. They then suggest that Hitchcock could be like that all the time, since Eliza Doolittle didn't go back to being a flower girl. He responds by citing what happens in ''My Bare Lady'', which gives Holt and Terry BrainBleach. They decide to leave Hitchcock alone.
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* WrongGenreSavvy: Holt and Terry cite ''My Fair Lady'' when helping Hitchcock clean up his act. They then suggest that Hitchcock could be like that all the time, since Eliza Doolittle didn't go back to being a flower girl. He responds by citing what happens in ''My Bare Lady'', which gives Holt and Terry BrainBleach. They decide to leave Hitchcock alone.alone.
** Jake also plays out his entire friendship with Doug like they're in a [[HeterosexualLifePartners cinematic romance]]. After he's betrayed, he reacts exactly like someone who'd be abandoned by their lover.
** Jake also plays out his entire friendship with Doug like they're in a [[HeterosexualLifePartners cinematic romance]]. After he's betrayed, he reacts exactly like someone who'd be abandoned by their lover.
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* JerkAss: The original negotiator, Dennis Kole, is this. He's incredibly rude to Jake since it was supposed to be his first hostage negotiation before Judy requested Jake, having only negotiated with suicidal people beforehand and when Jake tries to reassure that he was still doing good, he dismisses it as "saving a crazy person's life", and even then he was doing badly. When Jake reveals what Judy wants, he's quick to be skeptical of the info's validity, [[JerkassHasAPoint understandable seeing as Judy's a criminal who's evaded capture for a while]], and wants to have Jake lure Judy to the window so he can have a sniper take him out, [[DisproportionateRetribution less understandable.]] Impressions worsen when, after figuring out that Jake and Judy tricked him so they could catch an infamous drug dealer, he only agrees to help in exchange for getting credit for the arrest, being more concerned with getting a promotion than getting a dangerous criminal off the streets.
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* ParallelPornTitles: Hitchcock is not familiar with ''Theatre/MyFairLady'' but it's porn parody ''My Bare Lady'' with Eliza [=DoEverybody=] and Leroy Pipe.
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* ParallelPornTitles: Hitchcock is not familiar with ''Theatre/MyFairLady'' ''Theatre/MyFairLady'', but it's its porn parody ''My Bare Lady'' with Eliza [=DoEverybody=] and Leroy Pipe.
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* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: Lampshaded by Rosa; she calls Doug Judy a scorpion that will sting Jake, a "naive little frog," and she's proven right.
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* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: Lampshaded by Rosa; she calls Doug Judy a scorpion that will sting Jake, a "naive little frog," and she's proven right. However, it's downplayed, in that Doug still won't ruin Jake's career, and sends the diamonds back so Jake can keep his badge.
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* BodyHorror: Scully's health is so bad that he can stop his own heart at will.
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One in fifty is two percent, not one.
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* EpicFail: Dennis Kole had a 99 percent failure rate with talking down jumpers; the last guy jumped, but he survived due to a woman below breaking his fall. The woman died, as a result.
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* EpicFail: Dennis Kole had a 99 98 percent failure rate with talking down jumpers; the last guy jumped, but he survived due to a woman below breaking his fall. The woman died, as a result.
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* GenreSavvy: Rosa mentions that her dad taught her a folktale about a frog helping a scorpion across a river, and it ended with the scorpion stinging the frog and drowning them both. She relates it to Jake's situation with Doug Judy. Doug later admits she's right and that he is a scorpion who has to "scorp".
* IHaveYourWife: Doug Judy ran into bad company with a drug kingpin and the kingpin is holding his mother hostage, or at least threatening her life, unless Doug Judy pays him. Jake agrees to help on the condition that Doug Judy surrenders.
* RealityEnsues: Jake risks losing his license when Doug Judy runs off with the diamonds.
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* TheTapeKnewYouWouldSayThat: The video Doug Judy leaves for Jake at the karaoke place anticipates his side of the conversation...mostly. The timing is off in a couple places, and it generally assumes that Jake will react much more positively than he really does. Jake still winds up singing "What's Up" along with the video.
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* TheTapeKnewYouWouldSayThat: The video Doug Judy leaves for Jake at the karaoke place anticipates his side of the conversation...mostly. The timing is off in a couple places, and it generally assumes that Jake will react much more positively than he really does. Jake still winds up singing "What's Up" along with the video.video.
* WrongGenreSavvy: Holt and Terry cite ''My Fair Lady'' when helping Hitchcock clean up his act. They then suggest that Hitchcock could be like that all the time, since Eliza Doolittle didn't go back to being a flower girl. He responds by citing what happens in ''My Bare Lady'', which gives Holt and Terry BrainBleach. They decide to leave Hitchcock alone.
* WrongGenreSavvy: Holt and Terry cite ''My Fair Lady'' when helping Hitchcock clean up his act. They then suggest that Hitchcock could be like that all the time, since Eliza Doolittle didn't go back to being a flower girl. He responds by citing what happens in ''My Bare Lady'', which gives Holt and Terry BrainBleach. They decide to leave Hitchcock alone.
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* PygmalionPlot: Holt and Terry trying to make Hitchcock a more presentable officer for the interview. Hitchcock recognizes it from ''Theatre/MyFairLady''... or rather, its porn parody ''My Bare Lady''.
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* PygmalionPlot: Holt and Terry trying to make Hitchcock a more presentable officer for the interview. Hitchcock recognizes it from ''Theatre/MyFairLady''... or rather, its porn parody ''My Bare Lady''.Lady''.
* TheTapeKnewYouWouldSayThat: The video Doug Judy leaves for Jake at the karaoke place anticipates his side of the conversation...mostly. The timing is off in a couple places, and it generally assumes that Jake will react much more positively than he really does. Jake still winds up singing "What's Up" along with the video.
* TheTapeKnewYouWouldSayThat: The video Doug Judy leaves for Jake at the karaoke place anticipates his side of the conversation...mostly. The timing is off in a couple places, and it generally assumes that Jake will react much more positively than he really does. Jake still winds up singing "What's Up" along with the video.
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* ParallelPornTitles: Hitchcock is not familiar with ''Theatre/MyFairLady'' but it's porn parody ''My Bare Lady'' with Eliza [=DoEverybody=] and Leroy Pipe.
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* EpicFail: Dennis Kole had a 99 percent failure rate with talking down jumpers; the last guy jumped, but he survived due to a woman below breaking his fall. The woman died, as a result.
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** Downplayed; Rosa humors Jake briefly with feigned sympathy when her suspicions that Doug Judy will screw Jake over prove correct, rather than saying IToldYoiSo.
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* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: Lampshaded by Rosa; she calls Doug Judy a scorpion that will sting Jake, a "naive little frog," and she's proven right.
* ChronicVillainy: Despite getting full immunity and "going straight," Doug Judy creates a hostage situation when his mother is threatened by a drug lord and he enlists Jake's help to save her life. Then he leaves rather than turn himself in as promised, though he returns the diamonds he stole so that Jake won't get his license suspended.
* IdiotBall: Rosa going along with Jake's plan to help Doug Judy save his mother, rather than arresting him. She points out that Jake is a "naive little frog" that's going to get stung by a scorpion like Doug Judy, and they'll both drown. But she still helps Doug Judy escape the hostage situation by calling in Scully, who fakes a medical emergency.
* ChronicVillainy: Despite getting full immunity and "going straight," Doug Judy creates a hostage situation when his mother is threatened by a drug lord and he enlists Jake's help to save her life. Then he leaves rather than turn himself in as promised, though he returns the diamonds he stole so that Jake won't get his license suspended.
* IdiotBall: Rosa going along with Jake's plan to help Doug Judy save his mother, rather than arresting him. She points out that Jake is a "naive little frog" that's going to get stung by a scorpion like Doug Judy, and they'll both drown. But she still helps Doug Judy escape the hostage situation by calling in Scully, who fakes a medical emergency.
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* NoSympathy:
** Downplayed; Rosa humors Jake briefly with feigned sympathy when her suspicions that Doug Judy will screw Jake over prove correct, rather than saying IToldYoiSo.
** Averted. Holt is sympathetic that Jake trusted Doug Judy because the latter is charismatic and conniving, and Holt tried to vouch for Jake when Doug Judy went missing with the diamonds. Even so, he's BrutallyHonest in that unless Jake gets the diamonds and Doug Judy, he'll probably lose his badge.
** Downplayed; Rosa humors Jake briefly with feigned sympathy when her suspicions that Doug Judy will screw Jake over prove correct, rather than saying IToldYoiSo.
** Averted. Holt is sympathetic that Jake trusted Doug Judy because the latter is charismatic and conniving, and Holt tried to vouch for Jake when Doug Judy went missing with the diamonds. Even so, he's BrutallyHonest in that unless Jake gets the diamonds and Doug Judy, he'll probably lose his badge.
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* BadBoss: Charles is too demanding to Amy and Gina when running the food truck. It's later revealed that Charles' previous employees quit because of this.
* JurisdictionFriction: Dennis Kole, the hostage negotiator assigned to the case, is angry that some nobodies from the Nine-Nine are doing his job, even though he himself doesn't much care for it.
* OnceASeason: {{Lampshaded}} when Jake mentions that he runs into Doug Judy about once a year.
* PygmalionPlot: Holt and Terry trying to make Hitchcock a more presentable officer for the interview. Hitchcock recognizes it from ''Theatre/MyFairLady''... or rather, its porn parody ''My Bare Lady''.
* BadBoss: Charles is too demanding to Amy and Gina when running the food truck. It's later revealed that Charles' previous employees quit because of this.
* JurisdictionFriction: Dennis Kole, the hostage negotiator assigned to the case, is angry that some nobodies from the Nine-Nine are doing his job, even though he himself doesn't much care for it.
* OnceASeason: {{Lampshaded}} when Jake mentions that he runs into Doug Judy about once a year.
* PygmalionPlot: Holt and Terry trying to make Hitchcock a more presentable officer for the interview. Hitchcock recognizes it from ''Theatre/MyFairLady''... or rather, its porn parody ''My Bare Lady''.
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Jake is requested to act as a negotiator for a hostage situation at a jewelry store only to find out that it's a set-up from Doug Judy, who asks for his help to take down a dangerous criminal in order to rescue Judy's mother. Amy and Gina try to help Charles out with his new food truck as the stress of his new business and perfectionist attitude seems to be getting to him. When a member of the Police Commissioner selection committee decides to interview Hitchcock about Holt's qualities, Holt and Terry train him to be less disgusting and more professional.
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