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* Jack Pryor (Creator/TomVerica): Meg's OverprotectiveDad. Generally humorless, but has occasional Moments Of Awesome.
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* Jack Pryor (Creator/TomVerica): Meg's OverprotectiveDad.dad. Generally humorless, but has occasional Moments Of Awesome.
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Not to be confused with the film ''Film/AmericanDreamz''.
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Not to be confused with the film ''Film/AmericanDreamz''.''Film/AmericanDreamz'' or the [[ComicBook/AmericanDreams2021 comic-book series of the same name]].
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* GrammarCorrectionGag: Patty's response to going on ''American Bandstand'' and seeing Music/TheRollingStones perform "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction"? Correcting their song's grammar... ''on air''.
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* GrammarCorrectionGag: Patty's response to going on ''American Bandstand'' and seeing Music/TheRollingStones Music/{{The Rolling Stones|Band}} perform "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction"? Correcting their song's grammar... ''on air''.
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* GrammarCorrectionGag: Patty's response to going on ''American Bandstand'' and seeing Music/TheRollingStones perform "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction"? Correcting their song's grammar... ''on air''.
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* YouMakeMeSic: Patty's response to going on ''American Bandstand'' and seeing Music/TheRollingStones perform "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction"? Correcting their song's grammar... ''on air''.
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* DeliberateValuesDissonance: Being set in the early sixties, the show plays with this trope extensively. While it contains a certain amount of nostalgia, there were pains taken to give characters realistic attitudes in regards to things like race, sexuality and war. There was also a fair amount of care taken to avoid Strawmen (although there were some arguable examples) and people's attitudes and actions were often conflicting. Pete Pryor was shown to be casually racist in his dealings as a cop but also seemed to genuinely respect Henry, his brother's black friend. Jack Pryor might have somewhat archaic views on women but allows his wife to work and offers to help his daughter attend college despite his initial misgivings. Even borderline MartyStu JJ objects to his sister's budding inter-racial relationship.
