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* SitcomArchnemesis: In the world of ''Ultimate Buds'', Nate is apparently Zari's; whenever she says his name, she clenches her fist and hisses it out like Jerry Seinfeld saying, "''Newman!''" Though they've also apparently got a WillTheyOrWontThey thing going on, too.
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** Ava says "let's get the hell out of here" when she decides to escape the ''Star Trek'' simulation, as Kirk famously did at the end of "[[Recap/StarTrekS1E28TheCityOnTheEdgeOfForever City on the Edge of Forever]]".
* SitcomArchnemesis: In the world of ''Ultimate Buds'', Nate is apparently Zari's; whenever she says his name, she clenches her fist and hisses it out like Jerry Seinfeld saying, "''Newman!''" Though they've also apparently got a WillTheyOrWontThey thing going on, too.
* SitcomArchnemesis: In the world of ''Ultimate Buds'', Nate is apparently Zari's; whenever she says his name, she clenches her fist and hisses it out like Jerry Seinfeld saying, "''Newman!''" Though they've also apparently got a WillTheyOrWontThey thing going on, too.
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Nothing is actually said of the taste, it's mostly appearance
* NondescriptNastyNutritious: All food is reduced to different colors of mush. Beige and grey seem relatively common, while blue is apparently fancy.
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* PlainPalate: All food is reduced to different colors of mush. Beige and grey seem relatively common, while blue is apparently fancy.
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* TheOneWith: Fitting that the first show we're shown is a spoof of ''Friends'' with a title like that.
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* RunningGag: A possible InUniverse version: In two instances, Nate and Behrad (still in their sitcom personalities) are told not to do something, say "On the other hand, why not?" and promptly do it.
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* BorrowedCatchphrase: When being told that leaving TV land would be a mistake, the Zari's borrow sitcom-Nate and Behrad's catchphrase: "On the other hand..." "...Why not?"
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* BorrowedCatchphrase: When being told that leaving TV land would be a mistake, the Zari's Zaris borrow sitcom-Nate and Behrad's catchphrase: "On the other hand..." "...Why not?"
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* BorrowedCatchphrase: When being told that leaving TV land would be a mistake, the Zari's borrow sitcom-Nate and Behrad's catchphrase: "On the other hand..." "...Why not?"
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* CallBack: Last season, [[Recap/LegendsOfTomorrowS4E10TheGetaway under the influence of the truth bug]], Mick confessed "I want to grow my hair out and look like Fabio". In the ideal reality Charlie crafted for him, he's got long locks of Fabio-esque hair, which he gripes about losing once he's returned to the real world.
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* CallBack: CallBack:
** Last season, [[Recap/LegendsOfTomorrowS4E10TheGetaway under the influence of the truth bug]], Mick confessed "I want to grow my hair out and look like Fabio". In the ideal reality Charlie crafted for him, he's got long locks of Fabio-esque hair, which he gripes about losing once he's returned to the realworld.world.
** All the TV realities are based very specifically on what the Legends said they wanted most in the previous episode.
** Last season, [[Recap/LegendsOfTomorrowS4E10TheGetaway under the influence of the truth bug]], Mick confessed "I want to grow my hair out and look like Fabio". In the ideal reality Charlie crafted for him, he's got long locks of Fabio-esque hair, which he gripes about losing once he's returned to the real
** All the TV realities are based very specifically on what the Legends said they wanted most in the previous episode.
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* ArrangedMarriage: What Behrad and Astra are about to be in the ''Highcastle Abbey'' reality.
* AsYouKnow: In the ''Star Trip'' reality, Ava needs to remind Sara that their ship is crewed entirely by androids, so there's no need to let out an anguished SkywardScream when one of them dies.
* AsYouKnow: In the ''Star Trip'' reality, Ava needs to remind Sara that their ship is crewed entirely by androids, so there's no need to let out an anguished SkywardScream when one of them dies.
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* ArrangedMarriage: What Between Behrad and Astra are about to be in the ''Highcastle Abbey'' reality.
* AsYouKnow: In the ''Star Trip'' reality, Ava needs to remind Sara that theirship is ship's crewed entirely by are all androids, so there's no need to let out an anguished SkywardScream when one of them dies.
* AsYouKnow: In the ''Star Trip'' reality, Ava needs to remind Sara that their
* BaitAndSwitch: It may be assumed that the ''Faterider'' on ''Star Trip'' is Gideon also trapped in the TV reality. she's not.
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* BookEnds: In the ending of ''[[Recap/LegendsOfTomorrowS5E1MeetTheLegends Meet the Legends]]'', Season 5's first episode, pre-Heyworld Zari tells Nate to "find me". In this episode, after Mona restores the Legends' memories, including the ones existing before the Heyworld incident, Zari (still possessed by her pre-Heyworld self) tells Nate this:
--> '''Zari:''' You found me! ''(cue BigDamnKiss)''
--> '''Zari:''' You found me! ''(cue BigDamnKiss)''
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* BookEnds: In the ending of ''[[Recap/LegendsOfTomorrowS5E1MeetTheLegends Meet the Legends]]'', , [[Recap/LegendsOfTomorrowS5E1MeetTheLegends Season 5's first episode, 5 premiere]], pre-Heyworld Zari tells Nate to "find me". In this episode, after Mona restores the Legends' memories, including the ones existing before the Heyworld incident, Zari (still possessed by her pre-Heyworld self) tells Nate this:
--> '''Zari:''' You found me! ''(cueBigDamnKiss)''TheBigDamnKiss)''
--> '''Zari:''' You found me! ''(cue
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* BreakingTheFourthWall: InUniverse. Zari, Nate, and Behrad finally break free from their sitcom reality by turning to the camera and denouncing the Fates; only ''then'' does the camera spin around to show the studio audience.
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* BreakingTheFourthWall: InUniverse.In-Universe. Zari, Nate, and Behrad finally break free from their sitcom reality by turning to the camera and denouncing the Fates; only ''then'' does the camera spin around to show the studio audience.
* BrickJoke: Mick finally gets to grow his hair in the TV reality, something he wished for all the way back in Season 4's "The Getaway". And he winds up even grumpier than ever because escaping TV means losing his mop again.
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* {{Dystopia}}: With the Fates winning, the world is turned into a ''Literature/NineteenEightyFour''-like dystopia, with the population being strictly controlled and contented by shallow entertainment, historical records being heavily rewritten, and anyone expressing dissent being punished by death.
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* {{Dystopia}}: With the Fates winning, victorious, the world is turned into a ''Literature/NineteenEightyFour''-like dystopia, with the population being strictly controlled and contented by shallow entertainment, historical records being heavily rewritten, and anyone expressing dissent being punished by death.
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* OrwellianRetcon: In the Fates' new world, Mona is in a department working to rewrite all historical records to quash anything that might incite rebellion against their dominion.
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* OrwellianRetcon: In the Fates' new world, Mona is in working on a department working to rewrite that rewrites all historical records to quash anything that might incite rebellion against their dominion.
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* PropagandaPiece: InUniverse; all TV shows in the Fates' new reality are designed to reinforce their rule and the way of life they've dictated for their subjects.
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* PropagandaPiece: InUniverse; In-Universe; all TV shows in the Fates' new reality are designed to reinforce their rule and the way of life they've dictated for their subjects.
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* TheSeriesHasLeftReality: InUniverse. Zari's old spirit possessing her, activating the Air Totem's power, and breaking through to a different TV show's universe does this for the sitcom ''Ultimate Buds'', which Mona (watching at home) comments upon.
* SitcomArchnemesis: In the world of ''Ultimate Buds'', Nate is apparently Zari's sitcom archnemesis; whenever she says his name, she clenches her fist and hisses it out like Jerry Seinfeld saying, "''Newman!''" Though they've also apparently got a WillTheyOrWontThey thing going on, too.
* SitcomArchnemesis: In the world of ''Ultimate Buds'', Nate is apparently Zari's sitcom archnemesis; whenever she says his name, she clenches her fist and hisses it out like Jerry Seinfeld saying, "''Newman!''" Though they've also apparently got a WillTheyOrWontThey thing going on, too.
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* TheSeriesHasLeftReality: InUniverse.In-Universe. Zari's old spirit possessing her, activating the Air Totem's power, and breaking through to a different TV show's universe does this for the sitcom ''Ultimate Buds'', which Mona (watching at home) comments upon.
* SitcomArchnemesis: In the world of ''Ultimate Buds'', Nate is apparentlyZari's sitcom archnemesis; Zari's; whenever she says his name, she clenches her fist and hisses it out like Jerry Seinfeld saying, "''Newman!''" Though they've also apparently got a WillTheyOrWontThey thing going on, too.
* SitcomArchnemesis: In the world of ''Ultimate Buds'', Nate is apparently
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* WhamLine: InUniverse. Mona has this reaction to hearing her name on ''Ultimate Buds''.
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* WhamLine: InUniverse.In-Universe. Mona has this reaction to hearing her name on ''Ultimate Buds''.
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--> '''Zari:''' You found me ''(cue BigDamnKiss)''
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--> '''Zari:''' You found me me! ''(cue BigDamnKiss)''
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* DifferentWorldDifferentMovies: [[PlayingWithATrope Played with]]. In our world, ''Series/{{Arrow}}'' is a fictional television series. ''Legends of Tomorrow'' is part of the Series/{{Arrowverse}}, so in their world, there's no such TV show. But in the sitcom reality Zari, Nate, and Behrad get trapped in, ''Arrow'' '''is''' a fictional TV series, with Nate trying out for the lead role, although this show features Robin Hood rather than Green Arrow..
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* DifferentWorldDifferentMovies: [[PlayingWithATrope Played with]]. In our world, ''Series/{{Arrow}}'' is a fictional television series. ''Legends of Tomorrow'' is part of the Series/{{Arrowverse}}, so in their world, there's no such TV show. But in the sitcom reality Zari, Nate, and Behrad get trapped in, ''Arrow'' '''is''' a fictional TV series, with Nate trying out for the lead role, although this show features Robin Hood rather than Green Arrow..Arrow.
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* TheSeriesHasLeftReality: Zari's old spirit possessing her, activating the Air Totem's power, and breaking through to a different TV show's universe does this for the sitcom ''Ultimate Buds'', which Mona (watching at home) comments upon.
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* TheSeriesHasLeftReality: InUniverse. Zari's old spirit possessing her, activating the Air Totem's power, and breaking through to a different TV show's universe does this for the sitcom ''Ultimate Buds'', which Mona (watching at home) comments upon.
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* DinnerWithTheBoss: This is the initial set-up for the ''Ultimate Buds'' episode before Zari gets her memory back/ She quickly identif
cliché plot is what convinces Zari she's trapped inside a TV sitcom.
cliché plot is what convinces Zari she's trapped inside a TV sitcom.
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* DinnerWithTheBoss: This is the initial set-up for the ''Ultimate Buds'' episode before Zari gets her memory back/ She quickly identif
episode. This cliché plot is what convinces Zari she's trapped inside a TV sitcom.
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*BlatantLies: Sitcom Behrad tries to pull one when Zari regains her memories.
-->'''Hot Boss:''' Where's Zari?\\
'''Behrad:''' Not in the closet, that's for sure.
-->'''Hot Boss:''' Where's Zari?\\
'''Behrad:''' Not in the closet, that's for sure.
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** They escape their sitcom the first time when Zari uses the air totem to literally break the fourth wall. Well, technically she breaks a door, but it's positioned on the normally unseen fourth wall of the apartment from the audience's perspective.
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** They escape their sitcom the first time when Zari uses the air totem to literally break the fourth wall. Well, technically she breaks a door, but it's positioned on one the normally unseen fourth wall of the apartment from the audience's perspective.characters claim to have never wanted to have opened.
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* DinnerWithTheBoss: This cliché plot is what convinces Zari she's trapped inside a TV sitcom.
* DropInCharacter: In ''Ultimate Buds'' Nate is Behrad's friend and apparently Zari's ex, so he visits freely.
* {{Dystopia}}: With the Fates winning, the world is turned into a ''Literature/NineteenEightyFour''-like dystopia, with the population being strictly controlled and contented by shallow entertainment, historical records being heavily rewritten, and expressing dissent being punishable by death.
* DropInCharacter: In ''Ultimate Buds'' Nate is Behrad's friend and apparently Zari's ex, so he visits freely.
* {{Dystopia}}: With the Fates winning, the world is turned into a ''Literature/NineteenEightyFour''-like dystopia, with the population being strictly controlled and contented by shallow entertainment, historical records being heavily rewritten, and expressing dissent being punishable by death.
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* DinnerWithTheBoss: This is the initial set-up for the ''Ultimate Buds'' episode before Zari gets her memory back/ She quickly identif
cliché plot is what convinces Zari she's trapped inside a TV sitcom.
* DropInCharacter: In ''UltimateBuds'' Buds'', Nate is Behrad's friend and apparently Zari's ex, so he visits freely.
* {{Dystopia}}: With the Fates winning, the world is turned into a ''Literature/NineteenEightyFour''-like dystopia, with the population being strictly controlled and contented by shallow entertainment, historical records being heavily rewritten, and anyone expressing dissent beingpunishable punished by death.
cliché plot is what convinces Zari she's trapped inside a TV sitcom.
* DropInCharacter: In ''Ultimate
* {{Dystopia}}: With the Fates winning, the world is turned into a ''Literature/NineteenEightyFour''-like dystopia, with the population being strictly controlled and contented by shallow entertainment, historical records being heavily rewritten, and anyone expressing dissent being
*FunnyBackgroundEvent: When Mona and Gary go to visit Clotho Studios, you can see Hot Boss looking around confused on the set of ''Ultimate Buds''.
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* AGlitchInTheMatrix: Despite now being a character in a classy BBC-style period drama, John still knows how to perform sorcery, which is ''very'' confusing for him.
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* AGlitchInTheMatrix: Despite now being a character in a classy BBC-style period drama, John still knows how to perform sorcery, which is ''very'' confusing for him.he treats as his old shame.
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-->'''Sara:''' ''NOOOOOO!''
-->'''Ava:''' There's no need to vocalize at that decibel; they're androids.
-->'''Sara:''' Oh, right.
-->'''Ava:''' There's no need to vocalize at that decibel; they're androids.
-->'''Sara:''' Oh, right.
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-->'''Sara:''' ''NOOOOOO!''
-->'''Ava:'''''NOOOOOO!''\\
'''Ava:''' There's no need to vocalize at that decibel; they'reandroids.
-->'''Sara:'''androids.\\
'''Sara:''' Oh, right.
-->'''Ava:'''
'''Ava:''' There's no need to vocalize at that decibel; they're
-->'''Sara:'''
'''Sara:''' Oh, right.
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* SpottingTheThread: The Legends immidiately spot it when Charlie controlls Mr. Parker.
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* SpottingTheThread: The Legends immidiately spot it immediately realize when Charlie controlls controls Mr. Parker.
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* TrappedInTVLand: As the title says ...
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* TrappedInTVLand: As the title says ...says...
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-->'''Ava:''' We come in peace.
-->'''Sara:''' Yeah, now prepare to die!
-->'''Sara:''' Yeah, now prepare to die!
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-->'''Ava:''' We come in peace.
-->'''Sara:'''peace.\\
'''Sara:''' Yeah, now prepare to die!
-->'''Sara:'''
'''Sara:''' Yeah, now prepare to die!
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* DropInCharacter: In ''Ultimate Buds'', Nate is Behrad's friend and apparently Zari's ex, so he visits freely.
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* DropInCharacter: In ''Ultimate Buds'', Buds'' Nate is Behrad's friend and apparently Zari's ex, so he visits freely.
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* IChooseToStay: John tries to do this with Astra in ''Highcastle Abbey''. [[HeroicSacrifice He's willing to spend the rest of his life in the role of John the Butler, if it means Astra gets the happy life he ripped away from her so long ago.]]
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* IChooseToStay: John tries to do this with Astra in ''Highcastle Abbey''. [[HeroicSacrifice He's willing to spend the rest of his life in the role of John the Butler, if it means Astra gets the happy life he ripped away from her so long ago.]]
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* PunctuatedForEmphasis: Sara's been transformed into an {{Expy}} of [[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries Captain Kirk]], so naturally she includes. Pauses that are. Awkwardly placed. Within her lines.
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* PunctuatedForEmphasis: Sara's been transformed into an {{Expy}} of [[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries Captain Kirk]], Kirk, so naturally she includes. Pauses that are. Awkwardly placed. Within her lines.
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* SitcomArchnemesis: In the world of ''Ultimate Buds'', Nate is apparently Zari's sitcom archnemesis; whenever she says his name, she clenches her fist and hisses it out like [[Series/{{Seinfeld}} Jerry Seinfeld]] saying, "''Newman!''" Though they've also apparently got a WillTheyOrWontThey thing going on, too.
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* SitcomArchnemesis: In the world of ''Ultimate Buds'', Nate is apparently Zari's sitcom archnemesis; whenever she says his name, she clenches her fist and hisses it out like [[Series/{{Seinfeld}} Jerry Seinfeld]] Seinfeld saying, "''Newman!''" Though they've also apparently got a WillTheyOrWontThey thing going on, too.
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** The three television shows, ''Ultimate Buds'', ''Highcastle Abbey'', and ''Star Trip'', are obvious spoofs of ''Series/{{Friends}}'', ''Series/DowntonAbbey'', and ''Franchise/StarTrek'', respectively. And, of course, Mr. Parker is a [[Series/MisterRogersNeighborhood Mr. Rogers]] shout out.
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** The three television shows, ''Ultimate Buds'', ''Highcastle Abbey'', and ''Star Trip'', are obvious spoofs of ''Series/{{Friends}}'', ''Series/DowntonAbbey'', and ''Franchise/StarTrek'', respectively. And, of course, Mr. Parker is a [[Series/MisterRogersNeighborhood Mr. Rogers]] Rogers shout out.
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-->'''Sara:''' ''[[BigNo NOOOOOOOOOO!]]''
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-->'''Sara:''' ''[[BigNo NOOOOOOOOOO!]]''''NOOOOOO!''
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* WinToExit: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. Sara [[EurekaMoment realizes]] that, within the ''Star Trip'' reality, she and Ava are the heroes who always beat the bad guys. So the only way to escape is to deliberately lose and let the bad guys blow them up, forcing Charlie to "cancel the show" in order to save them.
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* WinToExit: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. Inverted. Sara [[EurekaMoment realizes]] realizes that, within the ''Star Trip'' reality, she and Ava are the heroes who always beat the bad guys. So the only way to escape is to deliberately lose and let the bad guys blow them up, forcing Charlie to "cancel the show" in order to save them.
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* DifferentWorldDifferentMovies: [[PlayingWithATrope Played with]]. In our world, ''Series/{{Arrow}}'' is a fictional television series. ''Legends of Tomorrow'' is part of the Series/{{Arrowverse}}, so in their world, there's no such TV show. But in the sitcom reality Zari, Nate, and Behrad get trapped in, ''Arrow'' '''is''' a fictional TV series, with Nate trying out for the lead role.
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* DifferentWorldDifferentMovies: [[PlayingWithATrope Played with]]. In our world, ''Series/{{Arrow}}'' is a fictional television series. ''Legends of Tomorrow'' is part of the Series/{{Arrowverse}}, so in their world, there's no such TV show. But in the sitcom reality Zari, Nate, and Behrad get trapped in, ''Arrow'' '''is''' a fictional TV series, with Nate trying out for the lead role.role, although this show features Robin Hood rather than Green Arrow..
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* ArrangedMarriage: What Behrad and Astra are about to be in the ''Highcastle Abbey'' reality.
* BigBrotherIsWatching: Atropos in the revised timeline, similar to Big Brother. She cuts the threads of anybody who dares to speak out.
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* TheBusCameBack: Behrad and Mona return in this episode.
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* BrokenPedestal: The rest of the Legends are obviously very unhappy with Charlie's actions, though she tries to justify it because she didn't want her friends dead.
* TheBusCameBack: Behrad and Mona return in this episode. Mr. Parker also returns.
* TheBusCameBack: Behrad and Mona return in this episode. Mr. Parker also returns.
* CasanovaWannabe: Behrad tries to make a move on Astra after they get their memories back, but she blows him off.
* CassandraTruth: Gary, who is a perceived crazy lunatic who rants on the streets that the world isn't what it used to be.
* CassandraTruth: Gary, who is a perceived crazy lunatic who rants on the streets that the world isn't what it used to be.
* RedShirt: The crew on the ''Star Trip'' reality, fittingly.
* RousingSpeech: Zari gives one to the people to rise up against the Fates.
* RousingSpeech: Zari gives one to the people to rise up against the Fates.
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* ShoutOut: The three television shows, ''Ultimate Buds'', ''Highcastle Abbey'', and ''Star Trip'', are obvious spoofs of ''Series/{{Friends}}'', ''Series/DowntonAbbey'', and ''Franchise/StarTrek'', respectively. And, of course, Mr. Parker is a [[Series/MisterRogersNeighborhood Mr. Rogers]] shout out.
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* ShoutOut: ShoutOut:
** The dystopian reality, with constant surveillance, propaganda posters, the ministry that alters historic records etc is a pretty obvious reference to ''Literature/NineteenEightyFour''.
** The three television shows, ''Ultimate Buds'', ''Highcastle Abbey'', and ''Star Trip'', are obvious spoofs of ''Series/{{Friends}}'', ''Series/DowntonAbbey'', and ''Franchise/StarTrek'', respectively. And, of course, Mr. Parker is a [[Series/MisterRogersNeighborhood Mr. Rogers]] shout out.
** The dystopian reality, with constant surveillance, propaganda posters, the ministry that alters historic records etc is a pretty obvious reference to ''Literature/NineteenEightyFour''.
** The three television shows, ''Ultimate Buds'', ''Highcastle Abbey'', and ''Star Trip'', are obvious spoofs of ''Series/{{Friends}}'', ''Series/DowntonAbbey'', and ''Franchise/StarTrek'', respectively. And, of course, Mr. Parker is a [[Series/MisterRogersNeighborhood Mr. Rogers]] shout out.
* SpottingTheThread: The Legends immidiately spot it when Charlie controlls Mr. Parker.
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* WinToExit: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. Sara realizes that, within the ''Star Trip'' reality, she and Ava are the heroes who always beat the bad guys. So the only way to escape is to deliberately lose and let the bad guys blow them up, forcing Charlie to "cancel the show" in order to save them.
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* WinToExit: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. Sara realizes [[EurekaMoment realizes]] that, within the ''Star Trip'' reality, she and Ava are the heroes who always beat the bad guys. So the only way to escape is to deliberately lose and let the bad guys blow them up, forcing Charlie to "cancel the show" in order to save them.
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* OrwellianRetcon: In the Fates' new world Mona is put into a department working to rewrite all historical records to quash anything that might incite rebellion against their dominion.
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* OrwellianRetcon: In the Fates' new world world, Mona is put into in a department working to rewrite all historical records to quash anything that might incite rebellion against their dominion.
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* SpecialEditionTitle: While still formatted like a normal Season 5 episode title sequence, it now features Clotho, Lachesis, and Atropos instead of the Legends to illustrate the premise's dystopian nature.
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* SpecialEditionTitle: While still formatted like a normal Season 5 episode title sequence, it now features Clotho, Lachesis, Lachesis and Atropos instead of the Legends to illustrate the premise's dystopian nature.
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* VillainWorld: The world as controlled by the Fates removes all free will. Everyone is provided only the barest needs with all individuality suppressed and can be killed remotely if they question the system.
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* VillainWorld: The world as controlled by the Fates removes all free will. Everyone is provided only the barest needs needs, with all individuality suppressed suppressed, and can be killed remotely if they question the system.
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* WinToExit: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. Sara realizes that, within the ''Star Trip'' reality, her and Ava are the heroes who always beat the bad guys. So the only way to escape is to deliberately lose and let the bad guys blow them up, forcing Charlie to "cancel the show" in order to save them.
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* WinToExit: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. Sara realizes that, within the ''Star Trip'' reality, her she and Ava are the heroes who always beat the bad guys. So the only way to escape is to deliberately lose and let the bad guys blow them up, forcing Charlie to "cancel the show" in order to save them.
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* SkywardScream: Sara lets one out over Officer Mala and the rest of her dead crew.
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* SkywardScream: Sara lets one out over Officer Mala Maala and the rest of her dead crew.
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* OddCouple: The premise of in-universe sitcom "Ultimate Buds" seems to be career woman Zari rooming with her stoner slacker brother Behrad. The title has ultimate in a business type font, while buds is in a handwritten type, with the "I" in ultimate also dotted with a marijuana leaf.
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* OddCouple: The premise of in-universe sitcom "Ultimate Buds" seems to be career woman Zari rooming with her stoner slacker brother Behrad. The title has ultimate "ultimate" in a business type business-type font, while buds "buds" is in a handwritten type, with the "I" in ultimate "ultimate" also dotted with a marijuana leaf.
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* EasyAmnesia: In the sitcom reality, Zari's boss asks, "Zari, do you have amnesia ''again''?" Though it's unclear whether the ''Ultimate Buds'' sitcom had Zari get easy amnesia, or if she convinced her boss she had amnesia as part of a sitcom style ZanyScheme.
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* EasyAmnesia: In the sitcom reality, Zari's boss asks, "Zari, do you have amnesia ''again''?" Though it's unclear whether the ''Ultimate Buds'' sitcom had Zari get easy amnesia, or if she convinced her boss she had amnesia as part of a sitcom style sitcom-style ZanyScheme.
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* WhamLine: InUniverse. Mona has this reaction to hearing her name on ''Ultimate Buds''.
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* BackFromTheDead: Charlie used the Loom to resurrect Behrad, Sara, Gary, Astra, and Astra's mom (though the last one may only be simulacrum created for the ''Highcastle Abbey'' reality).
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** Charlie used the Loom to resurrect Behrad, Sara, Gary, Astra, and Astra's mom (though the last one may only be simulacrum created for the ''Highcastle Abbey''reality).reality).
** Near the end of the episode, Charlie brings the original Zari back from ''[[RetGone non-existence]]'' while still keeping the post-Heyworld Zari intact.
** Charlie used the Loom to resurrect Behrad, Sara, Gary, Astra, and Astra's mom (though the last one may only be simulacrum created for the ''Highcastle Abbey''
** Near the end of the episode, Charlie brings the original Zari back from ''[[RetGone non-existence]]'' while still keeping the post-Heyworld Zari intact.
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** When the Legends' memories are restored and Nate realizes that the Zari with the team is the one he was in a relationship with, they share a passionate embrace that lasts through a commercial break.
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** When the Legends' memories are restored and Nate realizes that the Zari with the team is the one he was in a relationship with, they share a passionate embrace and kiss that lasts last through a commercial break.
* BigShutUp: Charlie's "SILENCE!" towards Gary and Mona is supernaturally enhanced and given a reverb effect.
* BookEnds: In the ending of ''[[Recap/LegendsOfTomorrowS5E1MeetTheLegends Meet the Legends]]'', Season 5's first episode, pre-Heyworld Zari tells Nate to "find me". In this episode, after Mona restores the Legends' memories, including the ones existing before the Heyworld incident, Zari (still possessed by her pre-Heyworld self) tells Nate this:
--> '''Zari:''' You found me ''(cue BigDamnKiss)''
* BookEnds: In the ending of ''[[Recap/LegendsOfTomorrowS5E1MeetTheLegends Meet the Legends]]'', Season 5's first episode, pre-Heyworld Zari tells Nate to "find me". In this episode, after Mona restores the Legends' memories, including the ones existing before the Heyworld incident, Zari (still possessed by her pre-Heyworld self) tells Nate this:
--> '''Zari:''' You found me ''(cue BigDamnKiss)''
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* CallBack: Last season, [[Recap/LegendsOfTomorrowS4E10TheGetaway under the influence of the truth bug]], Mick confessed "I want to grow my hair out and look like Fabio". In the ideal reality Charlie crafted for him, he's got long locks of Fabio-esque hair, which he gripes about losing once he's returned to the real world.
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* CallBack: Last season, [[Recap/LegendsOfTomorrowS4E10TheGetaway under the influence of the truth bug]], Mick confessed "I want to grow my hair out and look like Fabio". In the ideal reality Charlie crafted for him, he's got long locks of Fabio-esque hair, which he gripes about losing once he's returned to the real world.
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* {{Dystopia}}: With the Fates winning, the world is turned into a ''Literature/NineteenEightyFour''-like dystopia, with the population being strictly controlled and contented by shallow entertainment, historical records being heavily rewritten, and expressing dissent being punishable by death.
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* ImmuneToFate: Literally. Thanks to Charlie's actions, all of the Legends lose their previous memories, except for the old Zari who is trapped in the Air Totem. By possessing the new Zari, she ends up reuniting them all.
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* LastKiss: Sara and Ava kiss right before the Faterider is about to be engulfed in fire, forcing a cancellation of ''Star Trip''.
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* SpecialEditionTitle: While still formatted like a normal Season 5 episode title sequence, it now features Clotho, Lachesis, and Atropos instead of the Legends to illustrate the premise's dystopian nature.
* StrangeSalute: The dystopian world apparently has one in deference to the Fates, accompanied by "Praise the Fates!", as shown when Gary and Mona first meet Charlie.
* StrangeSalute: The dystopian world apparently has one in deference to the Fates, accompanied by "Praise the Fates!", as shown when Gary and Mona first meet Charlie.