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* LaserGuidedKarma: Blair gives her husband's mistress Skye a {{Swirlie}}. Later that night, Skye retaliates by drugging her and chopping off all her hair.
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* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: NYPD officer John Perry had a recurring role as a police officer. He was killed in the 9/11 attack. To honor him, the show had his character die in precisely the same manner (though it was tweaked to say that Perry had been ''visiting'' New York that day, as the show is set in Pennsylvania). The first anniversary of the attacks was commemorated both on and off-screen with Commissioner Bo Buchanan gazing at John's photo and sadly declaring, "I can't believe it's been a year". It's obvious that Bo's actor Robert Woods is paying tribute as well.
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* MayDecemberRomance: Eelderly Victor Lord's off-screen but often-mentioned romance with college student Irene, which became creepier (but also more 'logical') when after a {{Retcon}} it was revealed that Victor was a pedophile who had sexually abused his daughter Viki all throughout childhood.
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* MayDecemberRomance: Eelderly Elderly Victor Lord's off-screen but often-mentioned romance with college student Irene, which became creepier (but also more 'logical') when after a {{Retcon}} it was revealed that Victor was a pedophile who had sexually abused his daughter Viki all throughout childhood.
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* VillainHasAPoint: Carlo Hesser is an evil, murderous psychopath, but he's absolutely right to blast Alex for lying to him about being pregnant and her idiotic plans to procure a baby to pass of as theirs. He outright incredulously asks her how she thought she could get away with it.
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* VillainHasAPoint: Carlo Hesser is an evil, murderous psychopath, but he's absolutely right to blast Alex for lying to him about being pregnant and her idiotic plans to procure a baby to pass of off as theirs. He outright incredulously asks her how she thought she could get away with it.
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Daytime [[SoapOpera soap opera]] that premiered on ABC in 1968.
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Daytime [[SoapOpera soap opera]] {{soap opera}} that premiered on ABC in 1968.
1968 in a DramaticHalfHour format.
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* SoapWithinAShow: A Soap Within a Soap! ''Fraternity Row'' was introduced in 1988, with several characters getting involved in its production, and the show gleefully using it to explore all sorts of {{Metafiction}} angles about the soap genre and ''OLTL'' itself, right down to ''FR'' being created by one "Agnes '''Dixon'''''.
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* NotSoDifferentRemark: A soap magazine once asked Laura Koffman what kind of a mother her character Cassie would be. She responded, "Dorian (her mother) in disguise--very possessive of her child." Indeed, after miscarrying, she rushed into adopting an abandoned baby, tried to stop his birth mother from visiting, and even tried to kidnap the child, Dorian-like behavior that everyone pitied instead of condemned because of her loss. Indeed, both women separately tried to pay the girl off, prompting her to snap, "First your daughter, now you. Well, now I see where she gets it from."
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* NotSoDifferentRemark: A soap magazine once asked Laura Koffman what kind of a mother her character Cassie would be. She responded, "Dorian (her mother) in disguise--very possessive of her child." Indeed, after miscarrying, she rushed into adopting an abandoned baby, tried to stop his birth mother from visiting, and even tried to kidnap the child, Dorian-like behavior that everyone pitied instead of condemned because of her loss. Indeed, both Both women even separately tried to pay the girl off, prompting her to snap, "First your daughter, now you. Well, now I see where she gets it from."
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* BitchInSheepsClothing: The main character Viki's dad, Victor Lord Sr. Originally seen as simply a domineering and OverprotectiveDad during his original run on the show, it was revealed in the 1990s, presumably after his death, that he was a pedophile who molested Viki as a child. He briefly was revealed to have had his death faked in the early 2000s with Mitch Laurence's assistance, before dying again, during which we got to see the real, ugly Victor Lord BeneathTheMask.
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* BitchInSheepsClothing: The main character Viki's dad, Victor Lord Sr. Originally seen as simply a domineering and OverprotectiveDad overprotective during his original run on the show, it was revealed in the 1990s, presumably after his death, that he was a pedophile who molested Viki as a child. He briefly was revealed to have had his death faked in the early 2000s with Mitch Laurence's assistance, before dying again, during which we got to see the real, ugly Victor Lord BeneathTheMask.
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* VillainHasAPoint: Carlo Hesser is an evil, murderous psychopath, but he's absolutely right to blast Alex for lying to him about being pregnant and her idiotic plans to procure a baby to pass of as theirs. He outright incredulously asks her how she thought she could get away with it.
