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* CaringGardener: Flore, an older woman who has a warm and comforting personality. She likes to garden and bake in her free time, as do her daughters, Autumn and Marigold.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: Kari makes a brief appearance in "SUPER NORMAL", before her proper debut in "Mrs. Lilly's Corporate Clash!"
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** Eliza's parents appear in flashbacks in "If You're Not Edits, Eat Breakfast" and "Eliza's Incredible Sisterly Love!" They have major roles in "ELIZA'S GUIDE TO FAKING YOUR DEATH".
** Kari makes a brief appearance in "SUPER NORMAL", before her proper debut in "Mrs. Lilly's Corporate Clash!"
** Eliza's parents appear in flashbacks in "If You're Not Edits, Eat Breakfast" and "Eliza's Incredible Sisterly Love!" They have major roles in "ELIZA'S GUIDE TO FAKING YOUR DEATH".
** Kari makes a brief appearance in "SUPER NORMAL", before her proper debut in "Mrs. Lilly's Corporate Clash!"
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* MrViceGuy: Honey is a [[TheAlcoholic chronic alcoholic]] who drinks multiple times a day. Despite this, she has a HiddenHeartOfGold and is quite sweet to her friends.
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* MrViceGuy: Honey is a an [[TheAlcoholic chronic alcoholic]] who drinks multiple times a day. Despite this, she has a HiddenHeartOfGold and is quite sweet to her friends.
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* AnswerCut: In "SUPER NORMAL", the complex gets crushed by a giant monster. Eliza asks if everyone made it out okay. Cut to ASK and Egor throwing a birthday party for Kyle -- [[BlackComedyBurst who's not there]], [[DramaticIrony and assuredly did not survive.]]
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* DelayedReaction: In "Eliza's Incredible Sisterly Love!", Edits calls Kyle to tell her that he's going out with Eliza -- and they're raising the dead. Kyle thinks it's cute at first, but realizes what Edits just said and gives a BigWhat before Edits hangs up.
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* DelayedReaction: In "Eliza's Incredible Sisterly Love!", Edits calls Kyle to tell her him that he's going out with Eliza -- and they're raising the dead. Kyle thinks it's cute at first, but realizes what Edits just said and gives a BigWhat before Edits hangs up.
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** E26: When Edits mistakenly offends Honey, she abruptly ends their friendship. However, Edits feels so bad about what he did that he has to find a way to make it up to her. Honey, meanwhile, is unable to cope with losing one her only close friends. When Edits [[HeartfeltApology apologizes to Honey and says that she made him a better person, and demonstrates that he's making a change to ensure the problem won't happen again]], Honey understands and they end up on better terms.
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** E26: When Edits mistakenly offends Honey, she abruptly ends their friendship. However, Edits feels so bad about what he did that he has to find a way to make it up to her. Honey, meanwhile, is unable to cope with losing one of her only close friends. When Edits [[HeartfeltApology apologizes to Honey and says that she made him a better person, and demonstrates that he's making a change to ensure the problem won't happen again]], Honey understands and they end up on better terms.
* HatesBeingTouched: Honey is averse to physical contact, such as hugs.
* LowerDeckEpisode: "Malpractice Makes Perfect" revolves around Doctor Patrick, a minor character who had largely been OutOfFocus until then.
* ObviouslyNotFine: In "SUPER NORMAL", Eliza has a habit of singing "''[[Music/{{Qbomb}} Everything is fine, everything is fine!]]''" in dangerous or stressful situations.
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* OnlineAlias: Eliza's social media handle is LizzyG93, derived from her parents' AffectionateNickname for her, her last initial, and her year of birth (1993).
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* OnlineAlias: Eliza's social media handle is LizzyG93, [=LizzyG93=], derived from her parents' AffectionateNickname for her, her last initial, and her year of birth (1993).
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* AlliterativeName: Lance Lilly.
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** LanceLilly.Lilly.
** "Mrs. Lilly's Corporate Clash!" introduces sergeants Parker Picallo and, for a phonetic variant, Kari Cadogan.
** Lance
** "Mrs. Lilly's Corporate Clash!" introduces sergeants Parker Picallo and, for a phonetic variant, Kari Cadogan.
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* IRememberBecause: In E25, Mrs. Lilly is actually familiar with who Lydia Grace is. She saw a newspaper article on Lydia's death and remembered it because of how tragic and unexpected the drowning of a six year old girl was.
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* StoicWoobie:[[invoked]] Honey. She's stuck in a job she hates, has very few friends, and is implied to have been bullied in the past. Her two previous relationships didn't work out; her first ex is now successful and her second girlfriend was DrivenToSuicide. Edits actually learns a lot from Honey and realizes that if she wants to keep living in spite of all this, then he can, too.
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* FamilyThemeNaming: E27 introduces the family of Flore, Fiorenzo, and Marigold, all named after flowers.
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* FamilyThemeNaming: E27 introduces the family of Flore, Flore and Fiorenzo, and Marigold, all named after flowers.terms for flora or flowering. Their daughters, Marigold and Autumn, keep up the garden theme.
* FictionalSocialNetwork: Characters like Kyle, Eliza, and Mrs. Lilly use a social media website called Social Planet.
* FictionalSocialNetwork: Characters like Kyle, Eliza, and Mrs. Lilly use a social media website called Social Planet.
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* FloralThemeNaming: E27 introduces Flore (derived from "flora"), her husband Fiorenzo (derived from "flowering"), and their daughter Marigold (named after a flower).
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* FloralThemeNaming: E27 introduces Flore (derived from "flora"), her husband Fiorenzo (derived from "flowering"), and their daughter daughters Marigold (named after a flower).and Autumn.
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* HalloweenEpisode: Originally released in October, E20 is a much darker take on the series and features plenty of horrific violence.
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** Originally released in October, E20 is a much darker take on the series and features plenty of horrificviolence.violence.
** "SUPER NORMAL" has Edits and Eliza become paranormal investigators. They get by on sheer {{Contrived Coincidence}}s and RuleOfFunny.
** Originally released in October, E20 is a much darker take on the series and features plenty of horrific
** "SUPER NORMAL" has Edits and Eliza become paranormal investigators. They get by on sheer {{Contrived Coincidence}}s and RuleOfFunny.
* HardTruthAesop: In E26, Eliza is nervous about meeting [[FirstLove Honey]] again for the first time in ten years. During the meeting, she ends up mistakenly offending Honey and repeatedly embarrassing herself because she's trying so hard to make a good impression and keep a conversation going. She realizes that her lack of self-control brought on by her InconveientAttraction to Honey just makes both of them feel worse. So even though she still loves Honey, she spends the rest of the episode trying to avoid her as much as possible.
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* NonProtagonistResolver: Throughout the E22/E23 arc, ASK is a supporting character who tries to aid the characters and survive on his own. But towards the end of E23, he realizes that Kyle has been left [[DespairEventHorizon completely broken by the experience]] and outright [[StoppedCaring stopped caring about trying to get Edits back]]. Not helping is when Eliza calls him and pours her heart about on [[StepfordSmiler how hard it's been for her to act cheerful for Edits in the face of this]]. ASK and Egor decide to talk to Albert themselves; while Kyle was reactionary and ran in with a WeaponForIntimidation, ASK calmly talks through Albert's claims and makes him realize he's been doing way more harm than he intended.
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* NonProtagonistResolver: Throughout the E22/E23 arc, ASK is a supporting character who tries to aid the characters and survive on his own. But towards the end of E23, he realizes that Kyle has been left [[DespairEventHorizon completely broken by the experience]] and outright [[StoppedCaring stopped caring about trying to get Edits back]]. Not helping is when Eliza calls him and pours her heart out about on [[StepfordSmiler how hard it's been for her to act cheerful for Edits in the face of this]]. ASK and Egor decide to talk to Albert themselves; while Kyle was reactionary and ran in with a WeaponForIntimidation, ASK calmly talks through Albert's claims and makes him realize he's been doing way more harm than he intended.
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* OutOfFocus: E24 is the only one where Edits does not appear in person; he's only mentioned a few times.
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** E24 is theonly first one where Edits does not appear in person; he's only mentioned a few times.times.
** Eliza only has a brief role in "Mrs. Lilly's Corporate Clash!"
** Neither Edits nor Eliza appear in "Malpractice Makes Perfect".
** E24 is the
** Eliza only has a brief role in "Mrs. Lilly's Corporate Clash!"
** Neither Edits nor Eliza appear in "Malpractice Makes Perfect".
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* ArmorPiercingQuestion: In E26, when Kyle brings up Edits' gun, Honey is horrified. Edits justifies it by saying that he's allowed to keep one on the job. Honey's response: "So if it's just for your job, why do you need one at home?" Edits struggles to think of a response until he admits that he has a planned suicide, leading Honey to [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech call him out.]]
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** In E22-E23, Albert is determined to keep everyone in the complex safe when a blizzard is happening outside. However, he goes to KnightTemplar levels by seizing everyone's food to share it collectively, cutting off Kyle's electricity in response to his misbehavior, and smashing Edits' phone because Kyle was using it to smuggle stuff out of his room. ASK manages to get him to change by bringing up just how destructive his behavior has been, finishing with "is all of this really helping?" ASK then tells him that he can still bring everything back to normal because, as he had promised everyone, they ''are'' all still alive despite all of it.
** In E26, when Kyle brings up Edits' gun, Honey is horrified. Edits justifies it by saying that he's allowed to keep one on the job. Honey's response: "So if it's just for your job, why do you need one at home?" Edits struggles to think of a response until he admits that he has a planned suicide, leading Honey to [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech call him out.]]
** In E22-E23, Albert is determined to keep everyone in the complex safe when a blizzard is happening outside. However, he goes to KnightTemplar levels by seizing everyone's food to share it collectively, cutting off Kyle's electricity in response to his misbehavior, and smashing Edits' phone because Kyle was using it to smuggle stuff out of his room. ASK manages to get him to change by bringing up just how destructive his behavior has been, finishing with "is all of this really helping?" ASK then tells him that he can still bring everything back to normal because, as he had promised everyone, they ''are'' all still alive despite all of it.
** In E26, when Kyle brings up Edits' gun, Honey is horrified. Edits justifies it by saying that he's allowed to keep one on the job. Honey's response: "So if it's just for your job, why do you need one at home?" Edits struggles to think of a response until he admits that he has a planned suicide, leading Honey to [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech call him out.]]
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* NotSoAboveItAll: In "Eliza's Extremely Lesbian Adventures!", we see Eliza, Mrs. Lilly, Cindy, and Alice gather together at a private party at Alice's apartment. During a game of truth or dare, Mrs. Lilly teams up with Eliza to play a harmless prank on her husband. Similarly, both of them aren't above joking about how terrible of a person Icelynn is.
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* BodyHorror: When Lydia [[CameBackWrong comes back wrong]], she's absolutely horrifying. She's missing half of her bones, and what few she has are visibly sticking out in places they shouldn't, and her organs regularly fall out of her body.
* DelayedReaction: In "Eliza's Incredible Sisterly Love!", Edits calls Kyle to tell her that he's going out with Eliza -- and they're raising the dead. Kyle thinks it's cute at first, but realizes what Edits just said and gives a BigWhat before Edits hangs up.
* InstantlyProvenWrong: In "Eliza's Incredibly Sisterly Love!", after Eliza assures the waiter that her sister is "healthy and happy as can be", Lydia promptly projectile vomits her organs all over the table.
* LatinIsMagic: Edits recites a Latin spell to bring Lydia back to life. It roughly translates to a demand for his girlfriend's sister to be reborn.
* LookBothWays: Zombie Lydia meets her unfortunate end right after making amends with Eliza to be more independent. As she's walking away from the house -- the first time she's ''ever'' been away from Eliza -- she goes into the street and is hit by a car, her body being scattered on the pavement.
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** In "Eliza's Incredible Sisterly Love!", the usually [[TheStoic stoic]] and emotionless Edits is outright horrified when Lydia [[CameBackWrong comes back wrong]].
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** In "Eliza's Incredible Sisterly Love!", we can immediately tell something's wrong when Eliza is crying with her head on her desk. Even Edits' entrance doesn't really cheer her up. It turns out she's sad because she misses her dead sister.
** Also in "Eliza's Incredible Sisterly Love!", the usually [[TheStoic stoic]] and emotionless Edits is outright horrified when Lydia [[CameBackWrong comes back wrong]].
** Also in "Eliza's Incredible Sisterly Love!", the usually [[TheStoic stoic]] and emotionless Edits is outright horrified when Lydia [[CameBackWrong comes back wrong]].
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* SecondLove: Edits is Eliza's second partner. Her FirstLove was a girl named Honey she met in college, but Eliza's overbearing nature led Honey to break up with her. Eliza thankfully has a much more stable relationship with Edits, partly because he's learned from her previous one.
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* SecondLove: Edits is Eliza's second partner. Her FirstLove was a girl named Honey she met in college, but Eliza's overbearing nature led Honey to break up with her. Eliza thankfully has a much more stable relationship with Edits, partly because he's she's learned from her previous one.
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* AmbiguouslyAbsentParent: While Edits' father is known to be dead, nothing is said about his mother.
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* {{Househusband}}: Mrs. Lilly's husband, Lance, stays at home and does the cooking and cleaning while she manages a squad of homicide detectives. Eliza loves the idea of this.
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* OpenMindedParent: The Grace family has mainly consisted of bakers and chefs. When Eliza told her parents she wanted to be a homicide detective instead, her parents were initially surprised, but ultimately let her do it because they felt she could handle it. In the present day, they're happy after seeing how much she enjoys her job.
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* AlliterativeName: Lance Lilly.
* BirthdayEpisode: "Your Phone But Better" begins with Kyle and Edits taking Egor out for frozen yogurt on his 9th birthday, then taking him home for a party with ASK. The phone that ASK gives Egor for his birthday ends up being an integral part of the plot.
* FamilyThemeNaming: E27 introduces the family of Flore, Fiorenzo, and Marigold, all named after flowers.
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* GraveMarkingScene: In "Eliza's Incredible Sisterly Love!", Eliza and Edits visit Lydia's grave to resureect her. At the end of the episode, after Eliza comes to terms with letting Lydia go out and be herself... the first thing she does is go into traffic and get hit by a car. Eliza re-buries Lydia's body, but having realized that it's better for both of them if Lydia stays dead, she's content with it.
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* GraveMarkingScene: GraveMarkingScene:
** In "Eliza's Incredible Sisterly Love!", Eliza and Edits visit Lydia's grave to resureect her. At the end of the episode, after Eliza comes to terms with letting Lydia go out and be herself... the first thing she does is go into traffic and get hit by a car. Eliza re-buries Lydia's body, but having realized that it's better for both of them if Lydia stays dead, she's content withit.it.
** In "The Sweetest Sauce", Eliza visits her sister's grave again as a way of avoiding Honey.
** In "Eliza's Incredible Sisterly Love!", Eliza and Edits visit Lydia's grave to resureect her. At the end of the episode, after Eliza comes to terms with letting Lydia go out and be herself... the first thing she does is go into traffic and get hit by a car. Eliza re-buries Lydia's body, but having realized that it's better for both of them if Lydia stays dead, she's content with
** In "The Sweetest Sauce", Eliza visits her sister's grave again as a way of avoiding Honey.
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* HateSink: Stephen in "Butt Buddies". He runs what appears to be a dating advice channel, but he spends most of his time being very cruel to his guests and actively trying to break them up. Not helping is that he's also kind of perverted, regularly cracking sex jokes and only wanting Edits and Eliza on because they promise to "spare no details" about their relationship. Towards the end, it's revealed that he doesn't even like doing the show and just carries on with it for money. Once Edits and Eliza bring his misdeeds into the public eye, his partner Evelyn has a claim filed against him.
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* HateSink: HateSink:
** Icelynn is a total {{Jerkass}} who acts condescending and insulting to Edits for no reason. She refuses to hear Eliza out on ''why'' she should give him a chance. When Eliza tries to win Icelynn over with a nice dinner, Icelynn continues insulting her and Edits. [[AssholeVictim So when Eliza murders her, it's hard to feel bad for her.]]
** Stephen in "Butt Buddies". He runs what appears to be a dating advice channel, but he spends most of his time being very cruel to his guests and actively trying to break them up. Not helping is that he's also kind of perverted, regularly cracking sex jokes and only wanting Edits and Eliza on because they promise to "spare no details" about their relationship. Towards the end, it's revealed that he doesn't even like doing the show and just carries on with it for money. Once Edits and Eliza bring his misdeeds into the public eye, his partner Evelyn has a claim filed against him.
** Icelynn is a total {{Jerkass}} who acts condescending and insulting to Edits for no reason. She refuses to hear Eliza out on ''why'' she should give him a chance. When Eliza tries to win Icelynn over with a nice dinner, Icelynn continues insulting her and Edits. [[AssholeVictim So when Eliza murders her, it's hard to feel bad for her.]]
** Stephen in "Butt Buddies". He runs what appears to be a dating advice channel, but he spends most of his time being very cruel to his guests and actively trying to break them up. Not helping is that he's also kind of perverted, regularly cracking sex jokes and only wanting Edits and Eliza on because they promise to "spare no details" about their relationship. Towards the end, it's revealed that he doesn't even like doing the show and just carries on with it for money. Once Edits and Eliza bring his misdeeds into the public eye, his partner Evelyn has a claim filed against him.
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* LastNameBasis: Sunflowertavia Honey mainly goes by Honey, due to her dislike of her first name.
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** Margaret Lilly is referred to by most characters as "Mrs. Lilly", even outside of work. The only exceptions are her fellow supervisors and her husband.
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** Tess is not given a last name in either of her appearances.
** We don't know what Lance's last name was before he got married and it changed to Lilly.
** Icelynn's last name is not stated.
** The two hosts of the Butt Buddies, Stephen and Evelyn, are not given last names.
** Tess is not given a last name in either of her appearances.
** We don't know what Lance's last name was before he got married and it changed to Lilly.
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: In her first three episodes, Eliza is still a NiceGirl who can reason with Edits, but she's merely portrayed as a casual friend of his. "Full-Time Commitment" would focus on Eliza more in-depth, starting her relationship with Edits, and showing off more of her excitable personality and dedication to him.
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: CharacterizationMarchesOn:
** Edits' personality in the earliest episodes is quite different. While he's still a {{Workaholic}} with a strong sense of justice, he [[IWorkAlone hates working with others]] and is generally disdainful to them. When he gets with Eliza, she turns out to be a PositiveFriendInfluence on him; he's not only much nicer, but open to meeting new people in non-work situations. A flashback in E15 shows that Edits' development was brought on by Mrs. Lilly telling him that he needs to give people a chance and support them so they can bring out their full potential.
** In her first three episodes, Eliza is still a NiceGirl who can reason with Edits, but she's merely portrayed as a casual friend of his. "Full-Time Commitment" would focus on Eliza more in-depth, starting her relationship with Edits, and showing off more of her excitable personality and dedication to him.
** Edits' personality in the earliest episodes is quite different. While he's still a {{Workaholic}} with a strong sense of justice, he [[IWorkAlone hates working with others]] and is generally disdainful to them. When he gets with Eliza, she turns out to be a PositiveFriendInfluence on him; he's not only much nicer, but open to meeting new people in non-work situations. A flashback in E15 shows that Edits' development was brought on by Mrs. Lilly telling him that he needs to give people a chance and support them so they can bring out their full potential.
** In her first three episodes, Eliza is still a NiceGirl who can reason with Edits, but she's merely portrayed as a casual friend of his. "Full-Time Commitment" would focus on Eliza more in-depth, starting her relationship with Edits, and showing off more of her excitable personality and dedication to him.
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* EvenTheLovingHeroHasHatedOnes: Eliza is a social person who has no trouble with making friends. However, she's run into a few people not even she can defend.
** In E24, Eliza gets into arguments with her college roommate, Grant. Grant wants Eliza to break up with Honey, repeatedly tells her she's making the wrong choice, and even forces her to go SpeedDating just so she'll hopefully find someone else. It turns out that not only is he just personally against Honey for superficial reasons, but Tess says he's kind of a creep in general. When talking to him with Honey and Tess, Eliza has no problem telling Grant to just fuck off.
** In E26, Eliza learns that her parents have spent the past few years being scammed by a girl also named Lydia. Lydia assumes the identity of Eliza's dead sister just to make her guilt even worse, and steals money for a scam charity that doesn't actually do anything. When Eliza confronts Lydia and talks about the trauma that losing her sister has caused the family, Lydia remains completely unsympathetic and refuses to give in. This leads Eliza to declare Lydia BeyondRedemption and say that the world would be ''better off'' if she died.
** In E24, Eliza gets into arguments with her college roommate, Grant. Grant wants Eliza to break up with Honey, repeatedly tells her she's making the wrong choice, and even forces her to go SpeedDating just so she'll hopefully find someone else. It turns out that not only is he just personally against Honey for superficial reasons, but Tess says he's kind of a creep in general. When talking to him with Honey and Tess, Eliza has no problem telling Grant to just fuck off.
** In E26, Eliza learns that her parents have spent the past few years being scammed by a girl also named Lydia. Lydia assumes the identity of Eliza's dead sister just to make her guilt even worse, and steals money for a scam charity that doesn't actually do anything. When Eliza confronts Lydia and talks about the trauma that losing her sister has caused the family, Lydia remains completely unsympathetic and refuses to give in. This leads Eliza to declare Lydia BeyondRedemption and say that the world would be ''better off'' if she died.
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* MrViceGuy: Honey is a [[TheAlcoholic chronic alcoholic]] who drinks multiple times a day. Despite this, she has a HiddenHeartOfGold and is quite sweet to her friends.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: E20 being [[spoiler:just a story]] is hinted at by notorious LethalChef Eliza somehow being able to cook an entire multiple-course meal for her and Icelynn.
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* EarnYourHappyEnding:
** E25: After all the grief Eliza goes through with accepting her sister's death, she successfully realizes that there's nothing to worry about, all the while getting personal revenge against a criminal who had scammed her parents out of their money. The episode ends with Edits and Eliza hosting a bake sale to [[SupportYourParents raise money for Eliza's parents]], while also paying tribute to Eliza's sister, who wanted to be a baker.
** E26: When Edits mistakenly offends Honey, she abruptly ends their friendship. However, Edits feels so bad about what he did that he has to find a way to make it up to her. Honey, meanwhile, is unable to cope with losing one her only close friends. When Edits [[HeartfeltApology apologizes to Honey and says that she made him a better person, and demonstrates that he's making a change to ensure the problem won't happen again]], Honey understands and they end up on better terms.
** E25: After all the grief Eliza goes through with accepting her sister's death, she successfully realizes that there's nothing to worry about, all the while getting personal revenge against a criminal who had scammed her parents out of their money. The episode ends with Edits and Eliza hosting a bake sale to [[SupportYourParents raise money for Eliza's parents]], while also paying tribute to Eliza's sister, who wanted to be a baker.
** E26: When Edits mistakenly offends Honey, she abruptly ends their friendship. However, Edits feels so bad about what he did that he has to find a way to make it up to her. Honey, meanwhile, is unable to cope with losing one her only close friends. When Edits [[HeartfeltApology apologizes to Honey and says that she made him a better person, and demonstrates that he's making a change to ensure the problem won't happen again]], Honey understands and they end up on better terms.
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* EveryoneCanSeeIt: In E15, Eliza doesn't think that Edits knows she's in love with Edits and has to confess. When they discuss it, they decide to tell Mrs. Lilly that they're in love. She already knows; she's fully supportive of their relationship. She pulls out some crime scene documentation that makes it clear she's not the only one who knows they're in love.
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* EveryoneCanSeeIt: In E15, Eliza doesn't think that Edits knows she's in love with Edits him and has to confess. When they discuss it, they decide to tell Mrs. Lilly that they're in love. She already knows; she's fully supportive of their relationship. She pulls out some crime scene documentation that makes it clear she's not the only one who knows they're in love.
* ImpliedDeathThreat: In E25, after Eliza gets her money back from the fake Lydia, she still sees her crimes as [[ThisIsUnforgivable unforgivable]]. When Lydia calls her out for her cowardice in not going through with hurting her (which it seemed like she would do), Eliza cheerfully responds, "Oh, who says I won't?" She thanks Lydia's roommate for giving her the money, then tells Lydia to sleep with one eye open before leaving.
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: In E22, Kyle becomes so frustrated with Edits constantly ignoring him that he tries to talk out the problem with Eliza and 9/17 to get his thoughts organized. Finally, he goes up to Edits and calls him out for ignoring him, never paying attention to the nice gestures he's done, and not even trying to make time for him.
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: TheReasonYouSuckSpeech:
** In E22, Kyle becomes so frustrated with Edits constantly ignoring him that he tries to talk out the problem with Eliza and 9/17 to get his thoughts organized. Finally, he goes up to Edits and calls him out for ignoring him, never paying attention to the nice gestures he's done, and not even trying to make time forhim.him.
** In E25, [[BewareTheNiceOnes Eliza]] confronts the fake Lydia who's been scamming her parents for years, and before that, made Eliza believe that [[SurvivorGuilt it was her fault that her sister died]]. When Eliza finally goes to confront her, she calls her "morally bankrupt", "irredeemable", and states that she'll never get into Heaven.
** In E22, Kyle becomes so frustrated with Edits constantly ignoring him that he tries to talk out the problem with Eliza and 9/17 to get his thoughts organized. Finally, he goes up to Edits and calls him out for ignoring him, never paying attention to the nice gestures he's done, and not even trying to make time for
** In E25, [[BewareTheNiceOnes Eliza]] confronts the fake Lydia who's been scamming her parents for years, and before that, made Eliza believe that [[SurvivorGuilt it was her fault that her sister died]]. When Eliza finally goes to confront her, she calls her "morally bankrupt", "irredeemable", and states that she'll never get into Heaven.
* SignificantNameOverlap: There are two Lydia Graces in "ELIZA'S GUIDE TO FAKING YOUR DEATH". One is Eliza's dead little sister, and the other is a heartless [[ConMan con artist]] who takes advantage of this fact to scam money from Eliza's parents.
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* TheUnapologetic: The fake Lydia who scams Eliza and her family out of their money makes it clear that she does ''not'' have any sympathy for the family. She doesn't even give up the money willingly; her roommate does it because he thinks Lydia is in danger.
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* TheUnapologetic: The fake Lydia who scams in "ELIZA'S GUIDE TO FAKING HER DEATH". After Eliza's sister died, Lydia had repeatedly shown up to Eliza's parents' house and requested payment, claiming their daughter's soul would go to Hell if they didn't pay her enough. Eliza's parents are so grief-stricken that they pay her a total of nearly a thousand dollars over the years. Eliza is understandably pissed when she learns this, and tries to make Lydia give the money back. Even after hearing about all the emotional pain Eliza went through following her sister's death, Lydia ''refuses'' to give the money back and states that she merely sees Eliza and her family out of their as targets to scam money makes it clear that she does ''not'' have any sympathy for the family.from. She doesn't even give up the money willingly; her roommate does it because he thinks Lydia is in danger.
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* WeaponForIntimidation: In E23, Kyle takes Edits' unloaded gun and uses it to threaten Albert to get his stuff back. Albert gets the upper hand and locks him back in his room, confiscating the gun -- even after Kyle points out it wasn't loaded.
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* WeaponForIntimidation: WeaponForIntimidation:
** In E23, Kyle takes Edits' unloaded gun and uses it to threaten Albert to get his stuff back. Albert gets the upper hand and locks him back in his room, confiscating the gun -- even after Kyle points out it wasn'tloaded.loaded.
** In E25, as a way of getting the fake Lydia to give her the money back, Eliza briefly takes out her taser and threatens her with it.
** In E23, Kyle takes Edits' unloaded gun and uses it to threaten Albert to get his stuff back. Albert gets the upper hand and locks him back in his room, confiscating the gun -- even after Kyle points out it wasn't
** In E25, as a way of getting the fake Lydia to give her the money back, Eliza briefly takes out her taser and threatens her with it.
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** Zigzagged with Sunflowertavia Honey. While she's not that approachable and works as a mortician, Eliza realizes that she actually is quite caring on the job and with her few close friends.
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** Zigzagged with Sunflowertavia Honey. While she's not that approachable and works as Honey is a mortician, Eliza realizes that she mortician who seemingly couldn't care less about people, but actually is quite caring on the job and with her few close friends.has a HiddenHeartOfGold.
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* OnlyFriend: Honey doesn't get along with her coworkers or boss, and has a limited social circle. For years, her only friend seemed to be Tess, her college roommate who acts as her conscience and guides her when she's not doing well.
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* SecondLove: Edits is Eliza's second partner. Her FirstLove was a girl named Honey she met in college, but Eliza's overbearing nature led Honey to break up with her. Eliza thankfully has a much more stable relationship with Edits, partly because he's learned from her previous one.
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-->'''Eliza''': ...Alright, thanks for sharing! Who’s going next? ''(episode ends)''
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* MetaTwist: Edits and Eliza tend to handle all of their problems together, be they solving crimes or working out their interpersonal relationships. In "ELIZA'S GUIDE TO FAKING YOUR DEATH", Eliza learns that a [[ConMan con woman]] has been scamming her parents out of their money, reminding them of their daughter's death and requesting money to get her soul into Heaven. Eliza takes this offense [[ItsPersonal personally]] and actually ''declines'' Edits' help because she wants to get the money back by herself -- and it works.
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* IronicEpisodeTitle:
** "Eliza's Incredible Sisterly Love!". Yes, Eliza does love her sister -- but said sister has been dead for over 20 years, and is revived as a [[BodyHorror gruesomely decaying zombie]], leading to an extremely UnnervinglyHeartwarming experience.
** "SUPER NORMAL" is ''not'' normal at all, being a much DenserAndWackier take on the show.
** "Eliza's Incredible Sisterly Love!". Yes, Eliza does love her sister -- but said sister has been dead for over 20 years, and is revived as a [[BodyHorror gruesomely decaying zombie]], leading to an extremely UnnervinglyHeartwarming experience.
** "SUPER NORMAL" is ''not'' normal at all, being a much DenserAndWackier take on the show.
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* FloralThemeNaming: E27 introduces Flore (derived from "flora"), her husband Fiorenzo (derived from "flowering"), and their daughter Marigold (named after a flower).
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** "SUPER NORMAL" is [[BizarroEpisode as far from a normal episode as possible]]. The [[{{Portamntitle}} title]] comes from the words "supernatural" and "paranormal".
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** "SUPER NORMAL" is [[BizarroEpisode as far from a normal episode as possible]]. The [[{{Portamntitle}} [[{{Portmantitle}} title]] comes from the words "supernatural" and "paranormal".
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* BothSidesHaveAPoint: Edits and Kyle's conflict in E22/E23. Yes, it's true that Edits was basically outright ignoring Kyle by choosing to do busywork he didn't even need to do. But he's right to be upset with Kyle; they have very little in common, and Kyle's impulsive actions end up severely harming both of them.
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* BothSidesHaveAPoint: BothSidesHaveAPoint:
** In E19, Edits and Eliza's attempts at writing an introductory speech differ. When they read it, Edits ends up taking it into an overly dark direction by focusing solely on the scarring things employees witness on the job. Eliza saves it by reassuring the recruits that there's plenty of fun to be had in making friends and working with them. After the speech, they debate what ended up happening. Edits points out that [[BrutalHonesty even if it seems harsh, it's best to be upfront about a job so people know what to expect]]. Eliza responds that he's focusing too much on the negative aspects of the job, not giving any reasons as to ''why'' people would want to do it. Both of these are valid.
** Edits and Kyle's conflict in E22/E23. Yes, it's true that Edits was basically outright ignoring Kyle by choosing to do busywork he didn't even need to do. But he's right to be upset with Kyle; they have very little in common, and Kyle's impulsive actions end up severely harming both of them.
** In E19, Edits and Eliza's attempts at writing an introductory speech differ. When they read it, Edits ends up taking it into an overly dark direction by focusing solely on the scarring things employees witness on the job. Eliza saves it by reassuring the recruits that there's plenty of fun to be had in making friends and working with them. After the speech, they debate what ended up happening. Edits points out that [[BrutalHonesty even if it seems harsh, it's best to be upfront about a job so people know what to expect]]. Eliza responds that he's focusing too much on the negative aspects of the job, not giving any reasons as to ''why'' people would want to do it. Both of these are valid.
** Edits and Kyle's conflict in E22/E23. Yes, it's true that Edits was basically outright ignoring Kyle by choosing to do busywork he didn't even need to do. But he's right to be upset with Kyle; they have very little in common, and Kyle's impulsive actions end up severely harming both of them.
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* NervousWreck: Cindy, who spends much of her debut episode in a state of panic because she can't handle the emotional toll her job puts on her. Only hanging out with Kyle calms her down.
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* MegaMealChallenge: Eliza had aspired to complete a SelfImposedChallenge involving eating at all eighteen stations in her college's food hall, in one sitting. When she's with Honey, she's convinced that ThePowerOfLove will get her through it, in addition to heavy exercise and not eating for 18 hours beforehand so she's hungry enough. Eliza does actually manage to eat it all, but she winds up vomiting it up after.
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* WhenSheSmiles:
** In E20, Eliza admits that she went to extreme lengths just to make Edits happy and see him smile.
** The first time Honey smiles is when Tess compliments her for making a new friend. When she and Edits come over to cook and have dinner together, they are consistently smiling, showing how genuine their friendship has become.
** In E20, Eliza admits that she went to extreme lengths just to make Edits happy and see him smile.
** The first time Honey smiles is when Tess compliments her for making a new friend. When she and Edits come over to cook and have dinner together, they are consistently smiling, showing how genuine their friendship has become.
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** By the end of E20, Edits has a fresh start and has begun working with Alice, whom he gets along well with. ASK and Egor have found a reasonable alternative to satisfying Egor's {{bloodlust}}. But Eliza, who's lost her job and her boyfriend, ends up being DrivenToSuicide.
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* {{Bloodlust}}: In E20, Egor gets the idea to taste the blood of one of Eliza's victims. He enjoys it, and this leads to him and Eliza getting addicted to it. It hits Egor harder -- he sneaks out of bed in the middle of the night to feast on a corpse, and starts having nightmarish hallucinations when he's deprived of it. "SUPER NORMAL" brings back Eliza's bloodlust in full comedic force, making her drinking blood a RunningGag that's treated with none of the seriousness it was previously.
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* {{Bloodlust}}: {{Bloodlust}}:
** In E20, Egor gets the idea to taste the blood of one of Eliza's victims. He enjoys it, and this leads to him and Eliza getting addicted to it. It hits Egor harder -- he sneaks out of bed in the middle of the night to feast on a corpse, and starts having nightmarish hallucinations when he's deprived of it. In the end, he and ASK agree on letting him just drink fruit punch as an alternative.
** "SUPER NORMAL" brings back Eliza's bloodlust in full comedic force, making her drinking blood a RunningGag that's treated with none of the seriousness it was previously.
** In E20, Egor gets the idea to taste the blood of one of Eliza's victims. He enjoys it, and this leads to him and Eliza getting addicted to it. It hits Egor harder -- he sneaks out of bed in the middle of the night to feast on a corpse, and starts having nightmarish hallucinations when he's deprived of it. In the end, he and ASK agree on letting him just drink fruit punch as an alternative.
** "SUPER NORMAL" brings back Eliza's bloodlust in full comedic force, making her drinking blood a RunningGag that's treated with none of the seriousness it was previously.
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** In E20, when Kyle is worried about a supposed murderer going around the complex and thinks that he'll be targeted, Edits shows him how to use pepper spray. This ends up being the exact thing he uses, just in time, to prevent Mrs. Lilly from being murdered by Eliza.
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* HeelRealization: In E20, while Egor ''does'' murder with Eliza, he's not aware of how dark it really is. He merely just sees it as a way to do something fun with someone he likes, and he doesn't know that death is permanent -- he assumes people come back to life after a few days, since he witnessed Kyle be in a coma and come out fine later. Once he learns what he's done, he runs into his room crying, and tries to kill ''himself'' to atone for it. ASK interrupts and tells him that he'll always love his son, no matter what.
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* SpreeKiller: In E20, Eliza and Egor gain a {{bloodlust}} and kill no less than ''five'' people just for the fun of it.
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* AnAesop:
** E24:
*** A healthy relationship involves respecting the other person's boundaries and giving them their own space.
*** While going through a breakup can be difficult, it's not the end of the world. You'll always be able to find someone new.
** E25: Repressing grief isn't helpful, and you need to acknowledge it to get closure. Talk about it with people you trust, and do something respectful in honor of the deceased.
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*** A healthy relationship involves respecting the other person's boundaries and giving them their own space.
*** While going through a breakup can be difficult, it's not the end of the world. You'll always be able to find someone new.
** E25: Repressing grief isn't helpful, and you need to acknowledge it to get closure. Talk about it with people you trust, and do something respectful in honor of the deceased.
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* DamnedByFaintPraise: In E26, when Edits learns that he betrayed Honey's trust and she drank to forget about him, he admits that he messed up badly. Tess can't even defend his actions and just says that at ''least'' he realizes it.
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** E24: Being in a relationship with Honey makes Eliza more happy and motivated than ever. But Honey breaks up with Eliza -- and worse than that, she doesn't even want them to be ''platonic'' friends anymore. But Eliza understands what she did wrong, and is confident that she'll meet someone in the future. Plus, the experience introduces her to Tess, a girl who she remains friends with to this day.
* ADayInTheLimelight:
** E26 focuses on Honey, Eliza's ex-girlfriend.
** E27 is mainly about Mrs. Lilly and her friends.
** E26 focuses on Honey, Eliza's ex-girlfriend.
** E27 is mainly about Mrs. Lilly and her friends.
* EndOfEpisodeSilliness:
** "Butt Buddies" ends with a BrickJoke where Edits and Eliza finally "have fun in bed", by building pillow forts together.
** In E24, Eliza, Cindy, Alice, and Mrs. Lilly are playing truth or dare at a party. Cindy, having been through a break-up, asks Eliza if she'll ever find anyone again. Eliza reassures her that she will, and goes into a story about her growing obsession with her first girlfriend, and subsequent break-up and falling out, which makes up a majority of the episode. At the end, she asks Mrs. Lilly if ''she'' had any relationships before meeting her husband, expecting another exciting and moving story. Mrs. Lilly simply answers that she didn't. Everyone goes silent.
-->'''Eliza''': ...Alright, thanks for sharing! Who’s going next? ''(episode ends)''
** "Butt Buddies" ends with a BrickJoke where Edits and Eliza finally "have fun in bed", by building pillow forts together.
** In E24, Eliza, Cindy, Alice, and Mrs. Lilly are playing truth or dare at a party. Cindy, having been through a break-up, asks Eliza if she'll ever find anyone again. Eliza reassures her that she will, and goes into a story about her growing obsession with her first girlfriend, and subsequent break-up and falling out, which makes up a majority of the episode. At the end, she asks Mrs. Lilly if ''she'' had any relationships before meeting her husband, expecting another exciting and moving story. Mrs. Lilly simply answers that she didn't. Everyone goes silent.
-->'''Eliza''': ...Alright, thanks for sharing! Who’s going next? ''(episode ends)''
* FriendlessBackground: Eliza didn't have many friends in college. It's part of why she starts spending so much time with Honey, whom she's genuinely happy around.
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** In E25, Eliza gets a lot of this in E25. She had repressed her painful memories of her sister's death, and when they come up again, she's actually sad during the proceeding investigation. It even gets to the point that she needs to stop talking about it for a bit because it's too much for her to handle. In the second half, when she finds out that someone has been scamming her grieving parents out of their money by claiming that it saves her dead sister's soul. soul, Eliza winds up [[BewareTheNiceOnes getting genuinely angry angry]] and even threatens her to get the money back.
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* ShooOutTheClowns: While Eliza has a major role in the first part of E26, she gets less important as the episode goes on. Mainly, it's because of the sudden reveal of Honey's trauma, and Edits' reaction to it. Once Eliza realizes how serious Edits' problem is, she stops making jokes and focuses more on being serious and supportive.
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* TemporarilyExaggeratedTrait: Being a homicide detective, Eliza has no problem with handling dark stuff. In "Not Always Romantic", she is ''completely'' desensitized to murder and even somewhat of a NightmareFetishist, happily taking selfies of herself with corpses. This is done to further contrast her with [[NervousWreck Cindy]], and can be explained by it being one of her first appearances.
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* AffectionateNickname: Eliza's parents often call her Lizzie. She uses it, too, often when reassuring herself, and it's part of her username on social media.
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* ShipperOnDeck: Mrs. Lilly is incredibly supportive of Eliza and Edits' relationship. She thinks it's adorable. Interestingly, the relationship started because of her influence; she told Edits that he needed to be nicer to Eliza after she was hired, and this led Eliza to eventually fall in love with him.
