* ImagineSpot: used frequently.
* MagicRealism: The show presents an exaggerated, cartoonish, and often subjective reality with extreme camerawork, fast editing, and sound effects. Frequent references to genre films and TV shows also blur the lines of reality, while outright dream sequences and fantasies are also very common. It happens to such an extent it prompts the characters to question if things they thought just happened really did happen, or to comment on the unbelievability of some of the situations they end up in.
* PlatonicLifePartners: Tim and Daisy share a flat, and both are single heterosexuals attempting the {{Masquerade}} of being a couple, nothing sexual happens between them. The audience's expectations of {{UST}} are the source of several misdirection jokes. It's implied that the reason Daisy attempted to move out in the final episode was partially because the {{UST}} was becoming unbearable for her, and in the Skip to the End extra, it's confirmed that [[spoiler: [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming they are now a real couple with a baby and are still squabbling happily in the same flat. Awwwww.]]]]
* ShoutOut, {{Homage}}, TheParody: By the bucket, of everything, including some rather obscure films and TV shows. The [=DVDs=] even have a subtitle track consisting purely of the sources of each reference, including, rather confusingly, those from [[ShowWithinAShow shows within the show]]. For example, in one episode, Daisy is making up a story about working on a movie to impress someone, saying the movie's to be named ''Guacamole Window''. The subtitle on that track then says "Film Ref: Guacamole Window, Directed by and starring Daisy Steiner." And indeed itself, when it harks back to the victory walk when Bilbo takes Tim back.
* SitCom

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* ImagineSpot: Used frequently.
* MagicRealism: The show presents an exaggerated, cartoonish, and often subjective reality with extreme camerawork, fast editing, and sound effects. Frequent references to genre films and TV shows also blur the lines of reality, while outright dream sequences and fantasies are also very common. It happens to such an extent it prompts the characters to question if things they thought just happened really did happen, or to comment on the unbelievability of some of the situations they end up in.
* PlatonicLifePartners: Tim and Daisy share a flat, and both are single heterosexuals attempting the {{Masquerade}} of being a couple, nothing sexual happens between them. The audience's expectations of {{UST}} are the source of several misdirection jokes. It's implied that the reason Daisy attempted to move out in the final episode was partially because the {{UST}} was becoming unbearable for her, and in the Skip to the End extra, it's confirmed that [[spoiler: [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming they are now a real couple with a baby and are still squabbling happily in the same flat. Awwwww.]]]]
* ShoutOut, {{Homage}}, TheParody: By the bucket, of everything, including some rather obscure films and TV shows. The [=DVDs=] even have a subtitle track consisting purely of the sources of each reference, including, rather confusingly, those from [[ShowWithinAShow shows within the show]]. For example, in one episode, Daisy is making up a story about working on a movie to impress someone, saying the movie's to be named ''Guacamole Window''. The subtitle on that track then says "Film Ref: Guacamole Window, Directed by and starring Daisy Steiner." And indeed itself, when it harks back to the victory walk when Bilbo takes Tim back.
* SitCom

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18th Feb '13 6:56:41 AM matlock

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