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* FaceDeathWithDignity! Tyrell offers his dying creations a glass of champagne, encouraging them to appreciate their lives regardless of how lengthy or brief they end up being. When Roy then kills him he seems surprised, bbut ultimately accepting of his fate. Roy and Leon succumb to their CloneDegeneration shortly thereafter, passing away quietly.
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* MindScrewDriver: Unlike the film, the campaign ultimately foregoes any ambiguity and has Rachel finding documents confirming Deckard to be a replicant.
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* AdaptationalIntelligence: [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]], but in the film, Leon had traits of a DumbMuscle. Here, Pitr plays him as a man of average intelligence, while drawing attention to his skills as a mechanic.
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* EarthAllAlong: Weirdly {{Inverted}}. Joz mentions briefly in the first episode that the story is only ''supposedly'' set on Earth. [[AbortedArc This is never mentioned again.]]
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* EarthAllAlong: Weirdly {{Inverted}}.[[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. Joz mentions briefly in the first episode that the story is only ''supposedly'' set on Earth. [[AbortedArc This is never mentioned again.]]
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* ApologeticAttacker: Deckard says "I'm sorry" to both Zhora and Pris before executing them.
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* EarthAllAlong: Weirdly {{Inverted}}. Joz mentions briefly in the first episode that the story is only ''supposedly'' set on Earth. [[AbortedArc This is never mentioned again.]]
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* CallingTheOldManOut: Roy and Leon both call out Tyrell for selling them into slavery and supposedly reducing their lifespans. Tyrell, for his part, calmly claims that they were actually stolen from him, and that he was simply unable to make them live longer.
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* SoProudOfYou: Tyrell praises Roy and Leon for managing to find him, even though they're wanted criminals who have just broken into his suite.
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* JanitorImpersonationInfiltration: Rachel disguises herself as first a worker and then a guard to sneak back into Tyrell's headquarters.
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* TapOnTheHead] Leon knocks out Dr. Meredith by driving her face into a wall before she has time to call security.
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* GroinAttack: Before shooting her dead, Deckard manages to hit Pris with a bullet in the groin.
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* BoundAndGagged: Rachel leaves a guard like this in the bathroom after seducing him and stealing his keys.
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* TakeOffYourClothes: Pris does this twice in the club, first to get a dress from some girl, (with, ahem... [[ExcrementStatement mixed results,]] and then to get shoes from a guy with tiny feet, (which goes better, and ends up giving him a newfound appreciation for dominant ladies.)
* ToiletHumor: Pris leads a girl into a club toilet with the intention of stealing her outfit, under the pretense of offering her drugs. However, said girl ends up having some stomach issues and poops all over Pris, while trying to throw up in the toilet. [[ScrewThisImOutOfHere Pris leaves the stall immediately.]]
* ToiletHumor: Pris leads a girl into a club toilet with the intention of stealing her outfit, under the pretense of offering her drugs. However, said girl ends up having some stomach issues and poops all over Pris, while trying to throw up in the toilet. [[ScrewThisImOutOfHere Pris leaves the stall immediately.]]
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* AdaptationalBadass: Zhora puts up more of a fight against Deckard before he kills her, whereas in the film, she simply ran away while he shot her in the back.
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* NoOSHAComplience: Pris and Deckard have a shoot-out on a fire escape which literally falls apart as it's hit by their stray bullets.
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* ConvenientReplacementCharacter: After Zhora dies, Lisa instead gets to play Dr. Meredith Sprince, one of Tyrell's scientists.
* CostumePorn: At Carolyn's insistance, Joz describes ''all of'' the (quite skimpy) outfits worn by the girls in the line to the club toilet.
* CostumePorn: At Carolyn's insistance, Joz describes ''all of'' the (quite skimpy) outfits worn by the girls in the line to the club toilet.
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* AnotherSideAnotherStory: Much like [[Recap/FilmRerollJohnWick John Wick]], the campaign is told from the point of view of the antagonists of the original film. Of course, whether or not it's ''actually'' a case of {{VillainProtagonist}}s versus a HeroAntagonist is [[GreyAndGrayMorality far less certain here.]]
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* AnotherSideAnotherStory: Much like [[Recap/FilmRerollJohnWick John Wick]], the campaign is told from the point of view of the antagonists of the original film. Of course, whether or not it's ''actually'' a case of {{VillainProtagonist}}s {{Villain Protagonist}}s versus a HeroAntagonist is [[GreyAndGrayMorality far less certain here.]]
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* AdaptationalHeroism: Deckard is now helpful and supportive towards Rachel from the beginning, whereas in the film, he first had to overcome some of his own [[FantasticRacism bigotry]] and [[JerkassRealization general douchiness.]]
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* ContrivedCoincidence: The nightclub dancer Pris unwittingly impersonated just happens to also be a replicant. She uses this to her advantage by exposing it and then running away in the ensuing chaos.
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* ContrivedCoincidence: ContrivedCoincidence:
** The nightclub dancer Pris unwittingly impersonated just happens to also be a replicant. She uses this to her advantage by exposing it and then running away in the ensuingchaos.chaos.
** Unbeknownst to both the players and the characters, Roy has spent the night in the same building where Deckard has his apartment. They only realize this when the two characters run into each other on the stairway.
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** Unbeknownst to both the players and the characters, Roy has spent the night in the same building where Deckard has his apartment. They only realize this when the two characters run into each other on the stairway.
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* AmbiguouslyHuman: [[InvokedTrope Invoked]] with Deckard. The old lady knows that there's something special about him, but she can't tell whether or not he's a replicant.
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* AllPartOfTheShow: When Rachel is put under the Voight-Kampff test, the players suggest that maybe they're actually testing ''Courtney'' to see if ''she'' is a replicant!
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* AllPartOfTheShow: AllPartOfTheShow:
** When Rachel is put under the Voight-Kampff test, the players suggest that maybe they're actually testing ''Courtney'' to see if ''she'' is areplicant!replicant!
** InUniverse, the club audience thinks the brawl between Pris and the actual performer is a scripted part of the act.
** When Rachel is put under the Voight-Kampff test, the players suggest that maybe they're actually testing ''Courtney'' to see if ''she'' is a
** InUniverse, the club audience thinks the brawl between Pris and the actual performer is a scripted part of the act.
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* OutsideContextVillain: The old lady Roy speaks to turns out to be some kind of ancient vampire, which is certainly a new addition to the world of Blade Runner. She ends up offering him some information in exchange for some blood.
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* MasterActor: Racel has higher actings stats than the other replicants, due to being a more advanced model who can more easily pass as human.
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* MrFixit: [[SubvertedTrope Subverted.]] Leon manages to fix an assembly line, but doesn't have much luck when his employers actually ''appoint'' him to fix other things.
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* AnotherSideAnotherStory: Much like [[Recap/FilmRerollJohnWick John Wick]], CrazyCatLady: [[SubvertedTrope Subverted.]] Roy spends the campaign is told from the point night in an apartment belonging to a seemingly senile woman who owns "an approximation of view of the antagonists of the original film. Of course, whether or a cat," then it turns out that she's not it's ''actually'' a case of {{VillainProtagonist}}s versus a HeroAntagonist is [[GreyAndGrayMorality far less certain here.]]''nearly'' as crazy after all...
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* MistakenForSpecialGuest: Pris is mistaken for a stripper and pushed onstage, which becomes an issue when the ''real'' stripper shows up mid-show...
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In the far off future of... TheNewTens, four offworld fugitives -- Roy, Pris, Leon and Zhora -- [[YourDaysAreNumbered who don't have much time left on this or any planet,]] land in Los Angeles to find their "father" and search for a cure for their conditions, all without being caught in the act.
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In the far off future of... TheNewTens, four offworld fugitives -- Roy, Pris, Leon and Leon, Zhora and Pris -- [[YourDaysAreNumbered who don't have much time left on this or any planet,]] land in Los Angeles to find their "father" and search for a cure for their conditions, all without being caught in the act.
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Starring Paulo Quiros as Roy, Courtney Alana Ward (FirstAppearance) as Rachel, Pitr Strait as Leon, Lisa Kopitsky as Zhora and Jocelyn "Joz" Vammer as the Dungeon Master.
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Starring Paulo Quiros as Roy, Courtney Alana Ward (FirstAppearance) as Rachel, Pitr Strait as Leon, Lisa Kopitsky asZhora Zhora, Carolyn Faye Kramer as Pris, and Jocelyn "Joz" Vammer as the Dungeon Master.
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** [[DiscussedTrope]] The players point out how surreal it is that a film has a VideoPhone, (which is very much real technology today,) but depicts it as a stationary ''pay phone'', as these have been all but phased out in favour of mobile devices. They conclude that science-fiction writers are often more capable and interested in predicting future techology than the society-changing ''applications'' of said technology.
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** [[DiscussedTrope]] [[DiscussedTrope Discussed.]] The players point out how surreal it is that a film has a VideoPhone, (which is very much real technology today,) but depicts it as a stationary ''pay phone'', as these have been all but phased out in favour of mobile devices. They conclude that science-fiction writers are often more capable and interested in predicting future techology than the society-changing ''applications'' of said technology.
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Meanwhile, Rachel -- a high-ranking employee at the Tyrrel Corporation MegaCorp -- is visited by a strange man who has shown a particular interest in her, and decides to investigate what his deal is.
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* ALittleBitBeastly: Due to "high-tailing" becoming a mild AuthorCatchphrase for Joz, the Rerollers speculate that maybe the Replicants have animal tails... and [[VodooShark proceed to question]] why the Blade Runners would then even bother with the elaborate EmpathyTest.
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* VocalDissonance: The Rerollers point out that Pitr *still* sounds like he should have hair. Newcomer Courtney mentions that she pictured him with more of a {{Twink}} look, something akin to an older Jack Frost from WesternAnimation/RiseOfTheGuardians. (Pitr admits that he *does* like the design.)
* VocalDissonance: The Rerollers point out that Pitr *still* sounds like he should have hair. Newcomer Courtney mentions that she pictured him with more of a {{Twink}} look, something akin to an older Jack Frost from WesternAnimation/RiseOfTheGuardians. (Pitr admits that he *does* like the design.)
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* AmateurSleuth: Rachel, who tries to learn more about Deckard and why he's interested in her.
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** They also point out how strange it is that people use ''pieces of silver'' as currency in this futuristic society.
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* AllPartOfTheShow: When Rachel is put under the Voight-Kampff test, the players suggest that maybe they're actually testing ''Courtney'' to see if ''she'' is a replicant!
* BavarianFireDrill: Zhora manages to walk right up to a random rich guy -- nicknamed "Mr. Deep Pockets" by the players -- and do ''such'' a good acting roll that he becomes convinced that they have already been sleeping together.
* BavarianFireDrill: Zhora manages to walk right up to a random rich guy -- nicknamed "Mr. Deep Pockets" by the players -- and do ''such'' a good acting roll that he becomes convinced that they have already been sleeping together.
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Starring Paulo Quiros as Roy, Courtney Alana Ward (FirstAppearance) as Rachel, Pitr Strait as Leon, Lisa Kopitsky as Zhora and Jocelyn "Joz" Vammer as the Dungeon Master.
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* AnotherSideAnotherStory: Much like [[Recap/FilmRerollJohnWick John Wick]], the campaign is told from the point of view of the antagonists of the original film. Of course, whether or not it's ''actually'' a case of {{VillainProtagonist}}s versus a HeroAntagonist is [[GreyAndGrayMorality far less certain here.]]
* {{Zeerust}}: [[DiscussedTrope]] The players point out how surreal it is that a film has a VideoPhone, (which is very much real technology today,) but depicts it as a stationary ''pay phone'', as these have been all but phased out in favour of mobile devices. They conclude that science-fiction writers are often more capable and interested in predicting future techology than the society-changing ''applications'' of said technology.
Episode 74- of Podcast/FilmReroll. Based on [[Film/BladeRunner the 1982 science-fiction film.]]
Starring Paulo Quiros as Roy, Courtney Alana Ward (FirstAppearance) as Rachel, Pitr Strait as Leon, Lisa Kopitsky as Zhora and Jocelyn "Joz" Vammer as the Dungeon Master.
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* AnotherSideAnotherStory: Much like [[Recap/FilmRerollJohnWick John Wick]], the campaign is told from the point of view of the antagonists of the original film. Of course, whether or not it's ''actually'' a case of {{VillainProtagonist}}s versus a HeroAntagonist is [[GreyAndGrayMorality far less certain here.]]
* {{Zeerust}}: [[DiscussedTrope]] The players point out how surreal it is that a film has a VideoPhone, (which is very much real technology today,) but depicts it as a stationary ''pay phone'', as these have been all but phased out in favour of mobile devices. They conclude that science-fiction writers are often more capable and interested in predicting future techology than the society-changing ''applications'' of said technology.
