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Removal of What An Idiot misuse
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** Although a WhatAnIdiot moment can be played here – Calloway never once draws his gun and fires bullets into what he believes is Boss' corpse. What better way to make sure that your sworn enemy is dead.
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** Although a WhatAnIdiot an IdiotBall moment can be played here – Calloway never once draws his gun and fires bullets into what he believes is Boss' corpse. What better way to make sure that your sworn enemy is dead.
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* AttendingYourOwnFuneral: The Dukes' scheme to have Boss play dead to fool Calloway.
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* AttendingYourOwnFuneral: The Dukes' scheme to have Boss play dead to fool Calloway."Big" Floyd Calloway, an old moonshining rival whom Boss had double-crossed years earlier and has more recently been threatening to murder brutally.
* FakingTheDead: Boss agrees to "die" to get Calloway to go away.
* FakingTheDead: Boss agrees to "die" to get Calloway to go away.
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* TheFunInFuneral: While there is the requisite "fake mourning" shown by Lulu and Rosco and several other bad funeral jokes to boot ... it's subverted as the funeral scenes are played straight (i.e., no "fly buzzing in Boss' face" while Calloway is inspecting the casket).
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* TheFunInFuneral: While there is the requisite "fake mourning" shown by Lulu and Rosco and several other bad funeral jokes to boot ... it's subverted as the funeral scenes are played straight (i.e., no "fly buzzing in Boss' face" while Calloway is inspecting the casket).casket).
** Although a WhatAnIdiot moment can be played here – Calloway never once draws his gun and fires bullets into what he believes is Boss' corpse. What better way to make sure that your sworn enemy is dead.
** Although a WhatAnIdiot moment can be played here – Calloway never once draws his gun and fires bullets into what he believes is Boss' corpse. What better way to make sure that your sworn enemy is dead.
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* TheFunInFuneral: While there is the requisite "fake mourning" shown by Lulu and Rosco and several other bad funeral jokes to boot ... it's subverted as the funeral scenes are played straight (i.e., no "fly buzzing in Boss' face while Calloway is inspecting the casket).
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* TheFunInFuneral: While there is the requisite "fake mourning" shown by Lulu and Rosco and several other bad funeral jokes to boot ... it's subverted as the funeral scenes are played straight (i.e., no "fly buzzing in Boss' face face" while Calloway is inspecting the casket).
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!!Tropes present in this episode:
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!!Tropes present in this episode:episode:
* AttendingYourOwnFuneral: The Dukes' scheme to have Boss play dead to fool Calloway.
* TheFunInFuneral: While there is the requisite "fake mourning" shown by Lulu and Rosco and several other bad funeral jokes to boot ... it's subverted as the funeral scenes are played straight (i.e., no "fly buzzing in Boss' face while Calloway is inspecting the casket).
* AttendingYourOwnFuneral: The Dukes' scheme to have Boss play dead to fool Calloway.
* TheFunInFuneral: While there is the requisite "fake mourning" shown by Lulu and Rosco and several other bad funeral jokes to boot ... it's subverted as the funeral scenes are played straight (i.e., no "fly buzzing in Boss' face while Calloway is inspecting the casket).
