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* AllJustADream: In the episode "High School Miserable" when Sonny and the gang feel unappreciated about not getting what they want, they decided to write a letter to Mr. Condor about their dissatisfaction of their perks, but before that, they get a glimpse of what it would be like if Mr. Condor have gotten their letter: [[spoiler: The cast would be fired and replaced by his daughter, Dakota, making her the one and only star of ''Series/SoRandom'' and they would have to attend a public high school]]. It turns out to be a total nightmare for the gang, but thankfully, is was all just a dream.
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* AllJustADream: AllJustADream:
** Tawni invokes this trope in "Sonny in the Middle" when Nico and Grady bust out into a huge public fight during a "Gary and Larry" sketch in order to play off to the audience that it wasn't real and try to diffuse the tension.
** In the episode "High School Miserable" when Sonny and the gang feel unappreciated about not getting what they want, they decided to write a letter to Mr. Condor about their dissatisfaction of their perks, but before that, they get a glimpse of what it would be like if Mr. Condor have gotten their letter: [[spoiler: The cast would be fired and replaced by his daughter, Dakota, making her the one and only star of ''Series/SoRandom'' and they would have to attend a public high school]]. It turns out to be a total nightmare for the gang, but thankfully, is was all just a dream.
** Tawni invokes this trope in "Sonny in the Middle" when Nico and Grady bust out into a huge public fight during a "Gary and Larry" sketch in order to play off to the audience that it wasn't real and try to diffuse the tension.
** In the episode "High School Miserable" when Sonny and the gang feel unappreciated about not getting what they want, they decided to write a letter to Mr. Condor about their dissatisfaction of their perks, but before that, they get a glimpse of what it would be like if Mr. Condor have gotten their letter: [[spoiler: The cast would be fired and replaced by his daughter, Dakota, making her the one and only star of ''Series/SoRandom'' and they would have to attend a public high school]]. It turns out to be a total nightmare for the gang, but thankfully, is was all just a dream.
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* PersonAsAVerb: In "Sonny With a Hundred Percent Chance of Meddling", a term called "Sonny it up" is created, which means meddling into things when meddling just won't do.
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Cool Loser TRS cleanup, has been renamed to Unconvincingly Unpopular Character and is a YMMV audience reaction.
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* CoolLoser: The 'Randoms', and ''So Random!'' itself.
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* CrazyWorkplace: the TV studio the characters work at is populated almost exclusively by DramaQueen[=s=] who consider the rivalry between their shows SeriousBusiness. Even its backstage areas resemble a giant prop room, with costumes, ill-fitting furniture, and gag items scattered everywhere.
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* {{Wedgie}}: A montage in the episode High School Miserable has Grady repeatedly receive wedgies.
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* DreamTeam: Usually if an episode is directed by Eric Dean Seaton, it's going to be a pretty good episode.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: The [[Literature/{{Twilight}} Tri-dark]] series. It also has several [[Creator/RobertPattinson Rob Pattisons]] in the form of Blake Radisson and Jackson Tyler. Team Frederick!
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: The [[Literature/{{Twilight}} [[Literature/TheTwilightSaga Tri-dark]] series. It also has several [[Creator/RobertPattinson Rob Pattisons]] in the form of Blake Radisson and Jackson Tyler. Team Frederick!