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* CloningGambit: [[spoiler: The truth behind Zoe's and Kerri's Keri's origins. They are two of 87 female clones of the Mastermind, created specially to function as his new body. Zoe is thought to be the only successful attempt. Season Seven reveals that there are two others, Kerri Keri and another girl Libi.]]
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* GrandTheftMe: [[spoiler: Korps ultimate plan for Zoe and later Kerri.Keri. With Zoe the attempt is foiled by her friends. With Kerri, Keri, they temporarily succeed and replace her consciousness with the Mastermind regains a body.Mastermind's.]]
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* HiddenInPlainSight: [[spoiler: The Crime Minister visits the school in "The Hive" but is unable to recognise Zoe as V95. Hamish likewise fails to recognise Keri as K3R1.{{K3R1}}.]]
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* YouAreNumber6: Zoe's name comes from the number-letter combination tattooed on her arm: {{V95Z0E6}}. [[spoiler: Kloe, Kerri, Libi and presumably all of the Mastermind's clones have similar letter-numbers on their skin.]]
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* YouAreNumber6: Zoe's name comes from the number-letter combination tattooed on her arm: {{V95Z0E6}}. [[spoiler: Kloe, Kerri, Keri, Libi and presumably all of the Mastermind's clones have similar letter-numbers on their skin.]]
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* HiddenInPlainSight: [[spoiler: The Crime Minister visits the school in "The Hive" but is unable to recognise Zoe as {{V95}}. Hamish likewise fails to recognise Keri as {{K3R1}}.]]
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* YouAreNumber6: Zoe's name comes from the number-letter combination tattooed on her arm: V95Z0E6.{{V95Z0E6}}. [[spoiler: Kloe, Kerri, Libi and presumably all of the Mastermind's clones have similar letter-numbers on their skin.]]
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* NerdsAreSexy: Interestingly enough, Rose has more male admirers than either Carrie or Daisy, with Stewart, the Worm and Scoop all having crushes on her.
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* ElaborateUndergroundBaseElaborateUndergroundBase: [[spoiler: Turns out the one under St Hearts' used to belong to Sternum, a faction of Korps. One of their agents was a schoolteacher who was working on a super soldier program.]]
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* GrandTheftMe: [[spoiler: Korps ultimate plan for Zoe and later Kerri. With Zoe the attempt is foiled by her friends. With Kerri, they temporarily suceed.succeed and the Mastermind regains a body.]]
* LukeIAmYourFather: Alexis Von Hades reveals that the Mastermind is Zoe's. [[spoiler: Not quite. He is her creator.]]
* MyGreatestFailiure: Hyperia Von Hades' death, which ruined Frank's relationship with Stella and caused Alexis to have a personal vendetta towards him.
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* AlmightyJanitor - Lenny Bicknall and his replacement Frank London. When Frank is removed from his post thanks to the MI High division being shut down, the school quickly falls into disrepair.
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* AlmightyJanitor - Lenny Bicknall and his replacement Frank London. When Frank is removed from his post in "We Need to Talk About Kortex" thanks to the MI High division being shut down, the school quickly falls into disrepair.
* ArtificialIntelligence: Bodlien is a benevolent exampleand good friends with Rose.in "The Ghost."
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* GeniusSerum: Roly (a student) accidentally consumes this in "The Beginning" and becomes a temporary genius, only for the effects to quickly wear off.
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* GreaterScopeVillain: Korps, which Skul used to be a part of until the Grand Master betrayed the Mastermind. In "Trojan Korps" Frank shows the team a diagram that shows just how dwarfed Skul is in size compared to Korps.
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* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: Dan, Aneisha and Tom, and Kerri and Zoe during season six and seven.
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* GeniusDitz: Mr Flatley isn't a competent teacher by all means (though his heart is in the right place) but he is also one of five people in the whole world able to crack Quillian Pendrix's puzzle and the only one of the group able to crack the lock on the safe from which mechanism the puzzle was derived.
* GeniusDitz: Mr Flatley isn't a competent teacher by all means (though his heart is in the right place) but he is also one of five people in the whole world able to crack Quillian Pendrix's puzzle and the only one of the group able to crack the lock on the safe from which mechanism the puzzle was derived.
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* CloningGambit: [[spoiler: The truth behind Zoe's and Kerri's origins. They are two of 87 female clones of the Mastermind, created specially to function as his new body. Zoe, Kerri and another girl Libi are the only three who were successful attempts.]]
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* BrotherChuck - If you're not one of * BitchInSheepsClothing: [[spoiler: Hamish Campbell. Also the members of the cast of season 3 (aside from the old boss and the old spies) raise your hand.
** HandWave: Now, if you're not in Season 3 and haven't raised your hand yet, raise it now.Deputy Prime Minister Evelyn Baxter.]]
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* ImpossiblyDeliciousFood - the addictive wursts in "Fit to Wurst".
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* ImpossiblyDeliciousFood - the addictive wursts in "Fit to Wurst". Rose explains that it doesn't actually taste any better than regular food but contains artificial chemicals that make people crave them abnormally.
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missions and acts more as [[MissionControl tech support.]] Becomes a plot point in "The Germinator" when he's forced to take on the others' roles due to them being taken out of commission.
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* PerkyGoth - Avril. In "The Patient" she is the only student to join Mr. Flatley singing Kumbaya.
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* SoapboxSadie - Avril (Season 3-5)'s personality is essentially this. Her attempts at protesting various situations are always in vain. She is either not taken seriously or is seen as annoying and in the way. In "Doppelgangers", she criticizes the school's international dress day for stereotyping. In "The Visit", she cuffs herself to a classroom heater to protest the practices of the (fictional) country Boldovia, whose gymnastics team was visiting that episode. Even when she's summoned as a spy in the episode "The B Team" she lambasts MI9's method of doing so 'fascist'.
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* ThisLooksLikeAJobForAquaman: the spies always find themselves in a situation that requires the use of whatever gadgets they were given earlier in the episode. Pretty
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CBBC Show that premiered in 2007 and originally ended in 2011 after five series. It was revived for a further two series that aired in 2013-14. It is about a group of kids who have a secret life as spies, with a headquarters hidden in a bunker below their school. It comes from the makers of ''Series/{{Spooks}}'', and is best described as a LighterAndSofter version of thatshow
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CBBC Show that premiered in 2007 and originally ended in 2011 after five series. It was revived for a further two series that aired in 2013-14. It is about a group of kids who have a secret life as spies, with a headquarters hidden in a bunker below their school. It comes from the makers of ''Series/{{Spooks}}'', and is best described as a LighterAndSofter version of that
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CBBC Show running since that premiered in 2007 and originally ended in 2011 after five series. It was revived for a further two series that aired in 2013-14. It is about three a group of kids who have a secret life as spies.spies, with a headquarters hidden in a bunker below their school. It comes from the makers of ''Series/{{Spooks}}'', and is best described as a LighterAndSofter version of that show
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* SearchingTheStalls - One of Colt Winchester's henchmen does this while searching for Frank in the deserted school in "Dark Star". Figuring Frank mus be in the last stall, he burst in. Frank is actually hiding behind the the bathroom, and has rigged the toilet to blow up in the mook's face.
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* SpyVerusSpy - M.I.9 versus S.K.U.L. (originally) and K.O.R.P.S. (in the later seasons).
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* MyHovercraftIsFullOfEels - In "The Wasp", Mr Flatley attempts to welcome a new deaf student to the school by signing "Hello and welcome to St. Hope's". According to Oscar, he actually asked Avril to go and buy some sausages.
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* BaguetteBeatdown - In "Don't Cook Now", the MI High team get in a fight in the kitchen of a restaurant. Oscar squares off against one of the bad guys who is wielding a pair of baguettes, picking up a baguette of his own to defend himself.
* FormallyNamedPet - General Flopsy
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* ActionGirl - Although Blane was the hired muscle in series 1 and 2, both Daisy and Rose had Action Girl moments.
** Carrie Stewart season 3 onwards.
*** Violet Webb in season 2 episode 9 "the Others"
* AffablyEvil - Quite a few of the villains
* AlmightyJanitor - Lenny Bicknall and his replacement Frank London.
* BadassBookworm - Rose
* BadassLongcoat - Dehaverland in "Its a Kind of Magic"
* BadHumorTruck - "Spy Animals"
* BeautyBrainsAndBrawn
** The first set of team is made up of Daisy, Rose and Blane respectively.
** The second retains Rose, with Oscar and Carrie filling the Beauty and Brawn roles respectively.
** The third batch was supposed to be Aneisha, Tom and Dan,[[SubvertedTrope but Zoe was added to the team by the end of their debut episode.]]
* BrotherChuck - If you're not one of the members of the cast of season 3 (aside from the old boss and the old spies) raise your hand.
** HandWave: Now, if you're not in Season 3 and haven't raised your hand yet, raise it now.
* BlandNameProduct - Series 5 had a poltical party called the "Morris Dancing Loony Party". This was based on the 'Monster Raving Loony Party', a joke political party in Britain that used to try and get the votes of people who looked upon the real parties with disdain.
** Another episode has "Twitcher", a parody of social networking site Twitter.
** "50 Pence" for 50 Cent.
* TheCastShowoff - Rachel Petladwala, the actress who plays Rose, got to show off her singing in the Series 1 episode 'Eyes On Their Stars'.
** Ben Kerfoot, who plays Oscar Cole, also got to show off his dancing in the Series 5 ep 'Bully Elliot'.
* ConspiracyTheorist - Stewart
* CommieLand - Boldovia in one of the series 3 episodes.(I think. It's a bit more [[CommieNazis Fascist]].)
* CowboyEpisode - In "Dark Star", an old enemy of Frank's breaks out of prison and comes gunning for him. Colt Winchester (really Colin ''from'' Winchester) and his men have adopted cowboy outfits and affectations and the whole thing plays out like ''Film/HighNoon''.
* DrillSergeantNasty - The M.I. 9 fitness instructor Jed Black in "Fit to Wurst".
* ElaborateUndergroundBase
* EveryoneCanSeeIt - Blane and Daisy. Also, occasionally, Oscar and Avril later on in Series 5.
* {{Expy}} - Carrie was obviously supposed to be an Expy for Blane, but although Oscar had most of Daisy's roles missions-wise, his personality and backstory were completely opposite to hers.
* TheFaceless - the Grand Master. There's some {{Narm}} involving this in ''Vote SKUL'', where Julian Bleach's nose and mouth can be seen quite clearly behind the Grand Master's scarf.
* FiveManBand: In Series 4 and 5.
** TheHero: Oscar (he's the one with the main subplot)
** TheLancer: Stark
** TheSmartGuy: Rose
** TheBigGuy: Carrie (could also be TheChick)
** TheChick: Frank (could also be TheSmartGuy)
*** Series 6 also promises to have one.
* GovernmentAgencyOfFiction - M.I. 9. Other episodes mention M.I. 4, M.I. 38 and M.I. 25.
* ImpossiblyDeliciousFood - the addictive wursts in "Fit to Wurst".
* InstrumentOfMurder - The alpine horn in "The Visit".
* KnownOnlyByTheirNickname: Scoop and 50 Pence.
* MayContainEvil - Any product SKUL uses as the basis for one if its schemes. Examples include the mind regressing beauty treatment in "Forever Young", the logos that turn kids into human/clothing hybrids in "Evil by Design", and the addictive wursts in "Fit to Wurst" to name a few.
* MissionImpossibleCableDrop: Zoe performs one in "Mission: Incredible".
* MrFanservice: Notably, Oscar was adored by the fanbase, which probably stemmed from his appearance (tall, lots of blond curly hair, bright blue eyes) and DarkAndTroubledPast, which appeared to have affected him in a way that made him ''completely adorable''. Later on, we see that the actor is in fact an ''extremely'' good dancer.
* NonActionGuy: Tom, who doesn't accompany Dan and Aneisha on missions.
* NonuniformUniform - Daisy
* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome - Two in ''Red Button Rampage''. First Blaine knocks unconscious two army men in an enclosed space, off screen, later while the climax is happening an army sergeant is dealing with a squad of reinforcements, we don't see the fight... but she comes back with a handful of dogtags!
* PerkyGoth - Avril.
* RightHandCat - parodied by the Grand Master and his right hand ''bunny'' General Flopsy.
* RoadSignReversal - Blaine does it in ''The Others''.
* SchoolForScheming
* SearchingTheStalls - One of Colt Winchester's henchmen does this while searching for Frank in the deserted school in "Dark Star". Figuring Frank mus be in the last stall, he burst in. Frank is actually hiding behind the the bathroom, and has rigged the toilet to blow up in the mook's face.
* ShoePhone - Various gadgets disguised as school paraphernalia.
* SubmarinePirates - The Octopus from the episode "The Octopus". He uses his submarine ''Naughty Lass'' to hijack ships to steal the components he needs to make a nuclear warhead to melt the polar icecaps.
* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute - Frank London for Lenny Bicknall, and Scoop for 50 Pence.
* TeenSuperspy - the show hinges on this concept
* ToTheBatPole
* TrapDoor - The Grand Master has one in his office for disposing of annoying underlings.
* TruthSerums - "Spy Animals"
* {{Uncancelled}}: After all the show's plot threads were resolved, someone suggested a reboot.
* VainSorceress - Vanessa Zeitgeist from the episode "Forever Young" is the scientific version of this trope.
* WakeUpGoToSchoolSaveTheWorld:
* WillTheyOrWontThey - Blane and Daisy, sadly both characters left the show before they got together (which was inevitable).
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* ActionGirl - Although Blane was the hired muscle in series 1 and 2, both Daisy and Rose had Action Girl moments.
** Carrie Stewart season 3 onwards.
*** Violet Webb in season 2 episode 9 "the Others"
* AffablyEvil - Quite a few of the villains
* AlmightyJanitor - Lenny Bicknall and his replacement Frank London.
* BadassBookworm - Rose
* BadassLongcoat - Dehaverland in "Its a Kind of Magic"
* BadHumorTruck - "Spy Animals"
* BeautyBrainsAndBrawn
** The first set of team is made up of Daisy, Rose and Blane respectively.
** The second retains Rose, with Oscar and Carrie filling the Beauty and Brawn roles respectively.
** The third batch was supposed to be Aneisha, Tom and Dan,[[SubvertedTrope but Zoe was added to the team by the end of their debut episode.]]
* BrotherChuck - If you're not one of the members of the cast of season 3 (aside from the old boss and the old spies) raise your hand.
** HandWave: Now, if you're not in Season 3 and haven't raised your hand yet, raise it now.
* BlandNameProduct - Series 5 had a poltical party called the "Morris Dancing Loony Party". This was based on the 'Monster Raving Loony Party', a joke political party in Britain that used to try and get the votes of people who looked upon the real parties with disdain.
** Another episode has "Twitcher", a parody of social networking site Twitter.
** "50 Pence" for 50 Cent.
* TheCastShowoff - Rachel Petladwala, the actress who plays Rose, got to show off her singing in the Series 1 episode 'Eyes On Their Stars'.
** Ben Kerfoot, who plays Oscar Cole, also got to show off his dancing in the Series 5 ep 'Bully Elliot'.
* ConspiracyTheorist - Stewart
* CommieLand - Boldovia in one of the series 3 episodes.(I think. It's a bit more [[CommieNazis Fascist]].)
* CowboyEpisode - In "Dark Star", an old enemy of Frank's breaks out of prison and comes gunning for him. Colt Winchester (really Colin ''from'' Winchester) and his men have adopted cowboy outfits and affectations and the whole thing plays out like ''Film/HighNoon''.
* DrillSergeantNasty - The M.I. 9 fitness instructor Jed Black in "Fit to Wurst".
* ElaborateUndergroundBase
* EveryoneCanSeeIt - Blane and Daisy. Also, occasionally, Oscar and Avril later on in Series 5.
* {{Expy}} - Carrie was obviously supposed to be an Expy for Blane, but although Oscar had most of Daisy's roles missions-wise, his personality and backstory were completely opposite to hers.
* TheFaceless - the Grand Master. There's some {{Narm}} involving this in ''Vote SKUL'', where Julian Bleach's nose and mouth can be seen quite clearly behind the Grand Master's scarf.
* FiveManBand: In Series 4 and 5.
** TheHero: Oscar (he's the one with the main subplot)
** TheLancer: Stark
** TheSmartGuy: Rose
** TheBigGuy: Carrie (could also be TheChick)
** TheChick: Frank (could also be TheSmartGuy)
*** Series 6 also promises to have one.
* GovernmentAgencyOfFiction - M.I. 9. Other episodes mention M.I. 4, M.I. 38 and M.I. 25.
* ImpossiblyDeliciousFood - the addictive wursts in "Fit to Wurst".
* InstrumentOfMurder - The alpine horn in "The Visit".
* KnownOnlyByTheirNickname: Scoop and 50 Pence.
* MayContainEvil - Any product SKUL uses as the basis for one if its schemes. Examples include the mind regressing beauty treatment in "Forever Young", the logos that turn kids into human/clothing hybrids in "Evil by Design", and the addictive wursts in "Fit to Wurst" to name a few.
* MissionImpossibleCableDrop: Zoe performs one in "Mission: Incredible".
* MrFanservice: Notably, Oscar was adored by the fanbase, which probably stemmed from his appearance (tall, lots of blond curly hair, bright blue eyes) and DarkAndTroubledPast, which appeared to have affected him in a way that made him ''completely adorable''. Later on, we see that the actor is in fact an ''extremely'' good dancer.
* NonActionGuy: Tom, who doesn't accompany Dan and Aneisha on missions.
* NonuniformUniform - Daisy
* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome - Two in ''Red Button Rampage''. First Blaine knocks unconscious two army men in an enclosed space, off screen, later while the climax is happening an army sergeant is dealing with a squad of reinforcements, we don't see the fight... but she comes back with a handful of dogtags!
* PerkyGoth - Avril.
* RightHandCat - parodied by the Grand Master and his right hand ''bunny'' General Flopsy.
* RoadSignReversal - Blaine does it in ''The Others''.
* SchoolForScheming
* SearchingTheStalls - One of Colt Winchester's henchmen does this while searching for Frank in the deserted school in "Dark Star". Figuring Frank mus be in the last stall, he burst in. Frank is actually hiding behind the the bathroom, and has rigged the toilet to blow up in the mook's face.
* ShoePhone - Various gadgets disguised as school paraphernalia.
* SubmarinePirates - The Octopus from the episode "The Octopus". He uses his submarine ''Naughty Lass'' to hijack ships to steal the components he needs to make a nuclear warhead to melt the polar icecaps.
* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute - Frank London for Lenny Bicknall, and Scoop for 50 Pence.
* TeenSuperspy - the show hinges on this concept
* ToTheBatPole
* TrapDoor - The Grand Master has one in his office for disposing of annoying underlings.
* TruthSerums - "Spy Animals"
* {{Uncancelled}}: After all the show's plot threads were resolved, someone suggested a reboot.
* VainSorceress - Vanessa Zeitgeist from the episode "Forever Young" is the scientific version of this trope.
* WakeUpGoToSchoolSaveTheWorld:
* WillTheyOrWontThey - Blane and Daisy, sadly both characters left the show before they got together (which was inevitable).
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