History Recap / CornerGasAnimatedS3E10FatAndTheFurious

* EasilyDistracted: Early on, when Wanda compares the heat in Corner Gas to a pizza oven, Brent says that she shouldn't say "pizza" if she wants him to pay attention to her.

* TriggerPhrase: While acting out a "The Quick and Angry" movie that used "wind chimes" to trigger a spy, Hank accidentally re-breaks the window he just fixed. When he asks Wanda to bring out the replacement glass pane to try and make it fit, Wanda says "wind chimes" and he instinctually breaks that too. After learning this, it is followed by Brent saying "wind chimes" so Hank hits Wanda in the shoulder.
** Becomes a BrickJoke later when Wanda uses it to get Hank to attack someone who's bothering her at the drive-in snack bar.

* NotSoDifferent: In the end, while looking at The Ruby's customers, Karen reminisces about the drive-in "riot" and says that some people are completely different at night. Davis agrees while looking directly at Karen, who was much more authoritative and forceful than usual, including handcuffing Zeke and shocking Wanda with a taser.

* DescriptionCut: After describing the "Heart-Smarten" product to Lacey, Brent says that Andrea Martin's probably being paid a lot to advertise it. Cut to Andrea being outraged that she's being paid in Canadian dollars rather than American.

* EntertaininglyWrong: Hank's first attempt to fix the window at Corner Gas seems to go wrong because he needs a 9x12 glass pane, and accidentally brought a 12x9. However, he had a feeling he'd accidentally mix up the numbers, and also brought a spare that's the "right" shape. Wanda outright says that he's so stupid that it's circled back to clever.

* GuiltyPleasures: Wanda has this attitude towards the movie shown at the drive-in, calling it trite and stupid...while asking Hank to recap every detail she misses while handling concessions.

* NotSoDifferent: In the end, while looking at The Ruby's customers, Karen reminisces about the drive-in "riot" and says that some people are completely different at night. Davis agrees while looking directly at Karen, who was much more authoritative and forceful than usual, including shocking Wanda with a taser.
* OnceMoreWithClarity: When Hank approaches everyone eating at The Ruby to propose his drive-in idea, Brent asks why he isn't fixing the window, and Hank describes how he accidentally broke it (see TriggerPhrase). When they get to Corner Gas, Brent then asks where the other glass pane is, causing the entire original flashback to play again with the second pane breaking added to the end.

* WeightWoe: The C-Plot is Lacey being concerned about Brent's weight, and Brent getting snippy about hers in response. To prove he's fine, Brent uses a heavy-duty scale, but Lacey rigs it in revenge for the earlier snippiness, making him incredibly anxious about food and diets. And then it turns out he ''does'' weigh more than he thought...

[[caption-width-right:350:"Who wrote this, Zero Mostel's grandmother?"]]

* DisasterDominoes: Oscar and Emma making out during the drive-in movie freaks out Brent, who trips over a power cord and shuts off the movie, which causes the crowd to blame Hank (who set up the event) and Wanda (who was selling snacks) and get riled up enough for Davis and Karen to treat it like a riot...and their actions lead to the Corner Gas window once again getting broken.

* ShoutOut: Karen watched Film/EscapeFromNewYork to prepare for any potential rioting at the drive-in. Also, Andrea Martin complains about the commercial's script, asking if the grandmother of Zero Mostel (who played Max Bialystock in Film/TheProducers) wrote it.

* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Oscar and Emma, as detailed in DisasterDominoes, end up causing a riot and breaking a window by...making out at the drive-in.

[[caption-width-right:350:"...You're paying me in CANADIAN money?!"]]

* EntertaininglyWrong: Hank's first attempt to fix the window at Corner Gas seems to go wrong because he needs a 9x12 glass pane, and accidentally brought a 12x9. However, he had a feeling he'd accidentally mix up the numbers, and also brought a spare that's the "right" shape. Wanda outright calls this stupidity that looped in on itself to be almost-smart.

* FictionalCounterpart: As this episode's title hints at, all of the movies Hank suggests for the drive-in, as well as the one that gets selected, are entries of a series that is clearly based on ''Film/TheFastAndTheFurious''.

* TriggerPhrase: While acting out a movie that used "wind chimes" to trigger a spy, Hank accidentally re-breaks the window he just fixed. When he brings out a replacement glass pane, Wanda says "wind chimes" and he instinctually breaks that too, which is followed by Brent saying "wind chimes" so Hank hits Wanda in the shoulder.

* WeightWoe: The C-Plot is Lacey being concerned about Brent's weight, and Brent getting snippy about hers in response. To prove he's fine, Brent uses a heavy-duty scale, but Lacey rigs it in revenge for the earlier snippiness, making him incredibly anxious about food and diets. And then it turns out he ''does'' weigh more than either of them thought...

'''C Plot:''' Lacey touches a nerve of Brent's.

* {{Tsundere}}: Wanda has this attitude towards the movie shown at the drive-in, calling it trite and stupid...while asking Hank to recap every detail she misses while handling concessions.
* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Oscar and Emma making out during the drive-in movie freaks out Brent, who trips over a power cord and shuts of the movie, which causes the crowd to blame Hank (who set up the event) and Wanda (who was selling snacks) and get riled up enough for Davis and Karen to treat it like a riot...and their actions lead to the Corner Gas window once again getting broken.

'''A Plot:''' The Corner Gas parking lot becomes a drive-in. Lacey touches a nerve of Brent's.

'''B Plot:''' Hank puts Davis and Karen on high alert for potential criminal behavior. Oscar and Emma take advantage, reliving their youthful friskiness
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