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* DoubleDate: When Beverly gets to actually play Pictionary with Murray, she invites Bill and his new wife Delores to play against. Adam and his girlfriend Brea are also present.
* INeedToGoIronMyDog: The episode starts with Beverly trying to pressure her kids to play Pictionary with her. Erica says she and Geoff are busy, Geoff agrees with her, Barry decides to honestly state that he has no plans but doesn't want to play, and Adam uses this trope by telling her he prefers to let people down gently with a lie right before saying he needs to spend the rest of the day washing his hair.
* INeedToGoIronMyDog: The episode starts with Beverly trying to pressure her kids to play Pictionary with her. Erica says she and Geoff are busy, Geoff agrees with her, Barry decides to honestly state that he has no plans but doesn't want to play, and Adam uses this trope by telling her he prefers to let people down gently with a lie right before saying he needs to spend the rest of the day washing his hair.
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* DoubleDate: When Beverly gets to actually play Pictionary ''TabletopGame/{{Pictionary}}'' with Murray, she invites Bill and his new wife Delores to play against. Adam and his girlfriend Brea are also present.
* INeedToGoIronMyDog: The episode starts with Beverly trying to pressure her kids to playPictionary ''Pictionary'' with her. Erica says she and Geoff are busy, Geoff agrees with her, Barry decides to honestly state that he has no plans but doesn't want to play, and Adam uses this trope by telling her he prefers to let people down gently with a lie right before saying he needs to spend the rest of the day washing his hair.
* INeedToGoIronMyDog: The episode starts with Beverly trying to pressure her kids to play
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* PlayingPictionary: Beverly becomes obsessed with Pictionary and eventually convinces Murray to play with her against Bill and Delores. Neither she nor Murray are [[TerribleArtist good at drawing]], yet they know each other so well they are able to guess correctly what their random scribbles mean; by contrast, Bill and Delores get in an argument when he tries to guess before she's even finished laying down her first line.
* PoorCommunicationKills: While Beverly is TalkingWithSigns to get the family to play Pictionary with her, she nearly convinces Geoff that his parents are getting a divorce because their hearts were broken, but it turns out that one of her relatives was just undergoing heart surgery.
* PoorCommunicationKills: While Beverly is TalkingWithSigns to get the family to play Pictionary with her, she nearly convinces Geoff that his parents are getting a divorce because their hearts were broken, but it turns out that one of her relatives was just undergoing heart surgery.
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* PlayingPictionary: Beverly becomes obsessed with Pictionary ''Pictionary'' and eventually convinces Murray to play with her against Bill and Delores. Neither she nor Murray are [[TerribleArtist good at drawing]], yet they know each other so well they are able to guess correctly what their random scribbles mean; by contrast, Bill and Delores get in an argument when he tries to guess before she's even finished laying down her first line.
* PoorCommunicationKills: While Beverly is TalkingWithSigns to get the family to playPictionary ''Pictionary'' with her, she nearly convinces Geoff that his parents are getting a divorce because their hearts were broken, but it turns out that one of her relatives was just undergoing heart surgery.
* PoorCommunicationKills: While Beverly is TalkingWithSigns to get the family to play
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* TalkingWithSigns: To try and convince the family to play Pictionary, Beverly starts making every conversation into a game, forcing the others to guess what she's drawing. When she asks Murray to play with Bill, he draws his answer in the drawing pad: NO.
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* TalkingWithSigns: To try and convince the family to play Pictionary, ''Pictionary'', Beverly starts making every conversation into a game, forcing the others to guess what she's drawing. When she asks Murray to play with Bill, he draws his answer in the drawing pad: NO.
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Nice Hat is now dewicked
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* NiceHat: Geoff's instantly attracted to one he sees on a store mannequin that reminds him of a cool cab driver he and Erica met once. Other people agree that it's nice, with Erica supporting the purchase and some students at the college campus inviting him to a party because of it, but Barry hates it (mostly because the rest of the JTP except for him have also taken steps to improve themselves and become more popular).
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* NotImportantToThisEpisodeCamp: Played with. Matt Bradley's absence is a plot point, as it convinces Barry that the JTP is breaking up. Matt's appearance at the end convinces Barry that they will be okay.
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Beverly convinces Murray to get a hot tub to spark romance and spend time together.
Geoff decides to try out a new look for himself, which is not well-received by Barry.
Geoff decides to try out a new look for himself, which is not well-received by Barry.
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'''A Plot:''' Beverly convinces Murray to get a hot tub to spark romance and spend time together.
'''B Plot:''' Geoff decides to try out a new look for himself, which is not well-received by Barry.
'''B Plot:''' Geoff decides to try out a new look for himself, which is not well-received by Barry.
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* BreakingTheFellowship: Barry's worried that the JTP pursuing separate interests will lead to this, and brings up how Matt Bradley has already left (though the others mention that he's just taking night classes).
* INeedToGoIronMyDog: The episode starts with Beverly trying to pressure her kids to play "Pictionary" with her. Erica says she and Geoff are busy, Geoff agrees with her, Barry decides to honestly state that he has no plans but doesn't want to play, and Adam uses this trope by telling her he prefers to let people down gently with a lie right before saying he needs to spend the rest of the day washing his hair.
* INeedToGoIronMyDog: The episode starts with Beverly trying to pressure her kids to play "Pictionary" with her. Erica says she and Geoff are busy, Geoff agrees with her, Barry decides to honestly state that he has no plans but doesn't want to play, and Adam uses this trope by telling her he prefers to let people down gently with a lie right before saying he needs to spend the rest of the day washing his hair.
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* BreakingTheFellowship: Barry's worried that the JTP pursuing separate interests will lead to this, and brings up how Matt Bradley has already left (though the others mention that he's just taking night classes).
busy).
* DoubleDate: When Beverly gets to actually play Pictionary with Murray, she invites Bill and his new wife Delores to play against. Adam and his girlfriend Brea are also present.
* INeedToGoIronMyDog: The episode starts with Beverly trying to pressure her kids to play"Pictionary" Pictionary with her. Erica says she and Geoff are busy, Geoff agrees with her, Barry decides to honestly state that he has no plans but doesn't want to play, and Adam uses this trope by telling her he prefers to let people down gently with a lie right before saying he needs to spend the rest of the day washing his hair.
* DoubleDate: When Beverly gets to actually play Pictionary with Murray, she invites Bill and his new wife Delores to play against. Adam and his girlfriend Brea are also present.
* INeedToGoIronMyDog: The episode starts with Beverly trying to pressure her kids to play
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* NiceHat: Geoff's instantly attracted to one he sees on a store mannequin that reminds him of a cool cab driver he and Erica met once. Other people agree that it's nice, with Erica supporting the purchase and some students at the college campus inviting him to a party because of it, but Barry hates it (mostly because the rest of the JTP have also taken steps to improve themselves and become more popular).
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* NiceHat: Geoff's instantly attracted to one he sees on a store mannequin that reminds him of a cool cab driver he and Erica met once. Other people agree that it's nice, with Erica supporting the purchase and some students at the college campus inviting him to a party because of it, but Barry hates it (mostly because the rest of the JTP except for him have also taken steps to improve themselves and become more popular).
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* PoorCommunicationKills: At the start of the episode, Beverly is so hooked on the game "Pictionary" (and the rest of the family NOT interested) that she tries to communicate multiple things with pictures. She nearly convinces Geoff that his parents are getting a divorce because their hearts were broken, but it turns out that one of her relatives was just undergoing heart surgery.
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* PoorCommunicationKills: At the start of the episode, While Beverly is so hooked on the game "Pictionary" (and the rest of TalkingWithSigns to get the family NOT interested) that she tries to communicate multiple things play Pictionary with pictures. She her, she nearly convinces Geoff that his parents are getting a divorce because their hearts were broken, but it turns out that one of her relatives was just undergoing heart surgery.
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* MakeoverMontage: Done when Barry asks Erica to give him a bad makeover to show the JTP how lame their own outfits are. She gives him a series of ridiculous outfits, but Barry thinks they're too cool; it's only when she gives him a stylish preppy ensemble that he's convinced he's lame enough.
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* ShoutOut:
** When Geoff tells Erica to look at the hat, she thinks he means the mannequin next to it and tells him that it's not going to come to life like in ''Film/{{Mannequin}}''.
** Among the outfits Erica tries on Barry are [[Series/TheDukesOfHazzard Boss Hogg]] [[note]]or "Boss Pig from that show witih the gal whose entire character is she wears jeans shorts", as Pops puts it[[/note]] and the oversized suit worn by Music/DavidByrne in ''Film/StopMakingSense''.
** When Geoff tells Erica to look at the hat, she thinks he means the mannequin next to it and tells him that it's not going to come to life like in ''Film/{{Mannequin}}''.
** Among the outfits Erica tries on Barry are [[Series/TheDukesOfHazzard Boss Hogg]] [[note]]or "Boss Pig from that show witih the gal whose entire character is she wears jeans shorts", as Pops puts it[[/note]] and the oversized suit worn by Music/DavidByrne in ''Film/StopMakingSense''.
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* NotImportantToThisEpisodeCamp: Played with. Matt Bradley's absence is a plot point, as it convinces Barry that the JTP is breaking up. Matt's appearance at the end convinces Barry that they will be okay.
* PlayingPictionary: Beverly becomes obsessed with Pictionary and eventually convinces Murray to play with her against Bill and Delores. Neither she nor Murray are [[TerribleArtist good at drawing]], yet they know each other so well they are able to guess correctly what their random scribbles mean; by contrast, Bill and Delores get in an argument when he tries to guess before she's even finished laying down her first line.
* PlayingPictionary: Beverly becomes obsessed with Pictionary and eventually convinces Murray to play with her against Bill and Delores. Neither she nor Murray are [[TerribleArtist good at drawing]], yet they know each other so well they are able to guess correctly what their random scribbles mean; by contrast, Bill and Delores get in an argument when he tries to guess before she's even finished laying down her first line.
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* TemptingFate: When Erica decides to support Geoff buying a hat he's interested in.
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* TemptingFate: TalkingWithSigns: To try and convince the family to play Pictionary, Beverly starts making every conversation into a game, forcing the others to guess what she's drawing. When she asks Murray to play with Bill, he draws his answer in the drawing pad: NO.
* ThisIsGoingToBeHuge: When Erica decides to support Geoff buying a hat he's interested in.
* ThisIsGoingToBeHuge: When Erica decides to support Geoff buying a hat he's interested in.
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Beverly convinces Murray to get a hot tub to spark romance and spend time together.
Geoff decides to try out a new look for himself, which is not well-received by Barry.
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* BreakingTheFellowship: Barry's worried that the JTP pursuing separate interests will lead to this, and brings up how Matt Bradley has already left (though the others mention that he's just taking night classes).
* INeedToGoIronMyDog: The episode starts with Beverly trying to pressure her kids to play "Pictionary" with her. Erica says she and Geoff are busy, Geoff agrees with her, Barry decides to honestly state that he has no plans but doesn't want to play, and Adam uses this trope by telling her he prefers to let people down gently with a lie right before saying he needs to spend the rest of the day washing his hair.
* LoopholeAbuse: After being pressured by Beverly to get a hot tub so they can spend time together, Murray puts it in the basement instead of outside, so he can watch TV while Beverly soaks. Of course, this just ends up with Beverly angry at him, forcing Adam to spend time with her instead, and Adam doing his best to help repair the relationship so it doesn't continue.
* NiceHat: Geoff's instantly attracted to one he sees on a store mannequin that reminds him of a cool cab driver he and Erica met once. Other people agree that it's nice, with Erica supporting the purchase and some students at the college campus inviting him to a party because of it, but Barry hates it (mostly because the rest of the JTP have also taken steps to improve themselves and become more popular).
* PoorCommunicationKills: At the start of the episode, Beverly is so hooked on the game "Pictionary" (and the rest of the family NOT interested) that she tries to communicate multiple things with pictures. She nearly convinces Geoff that his parents are getting a divorce because their hearts were broken, but it turns out that one of her relatives was just undergoing heart surgery.
* TemptingFate: When Erica decides to support Geoff buying a hat he's interested in.
->"This is the 80's; people are going to look back on our fashion and say, 'they got it right'!"
Geoff decides to try out a new look for himself, which is not well-received by Barry.
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* BreakingTheFellowship: Barry's worried that the JTP pursuing separate interests will lead to this, and brings up how Matt Bradley has already left (though the others mention that he's just taking night classes).
* INeedToGoIronMyDog: The episode starts with Beverly trying to pressure her kids to play "Pictionary" with her. Erica says she and Geoff are busy, Geoff agrees with her, Barry decides to honestly state that he has no plans but doesn't want to play, and Adam uses this trope by telling her he prefers to let people down gently with a lie right before saying he needs to spend the rest of the day washing his hair.
* LoopholeAbuse: After being pressured by Beverly to get a hot tub so they can spend time together, Murray puts it in the basement instead of outside, so he can watch TV while Beverly soaks. Of course, this just ends up with Beverly angry at him, forcing Adam to spend time with her instead, and Adam doing his best to help repair the relationship so it doesn't continue.
* NiceHat: Geoff's instantly attracted to one he sees on a store mannequin that reminds him of a cool cab driver he and Erica met once. Other people agree that it's nice, with Erica supporting the purchase and some students at the college campus inviting him to a party because of it, but Barry hates it (mostly because the rest of the JTP have also taken steps to improve themselves and become more popular).
* PoorCommunicationKills: At the start of the episode, Beverly is so hooked on the game "Pictionary" (and the rest of the family NOT interested) that she tries to communicate multiple things with pictures. She nearly convinces Geoff that his parents are getting a divorce because their hearts were broken, but it turns out that one of her relatives was just undergoing heart surgery.
* TemptingFate: When Erica decides to support Geoff buying a hat he's interested in.
->"This is the 80's; people are going to look back on our fashion and say, 'they got it right'!"
