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* CrossThrough: With ''Series/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch.'' Salem ate a [[AncientArtifact magic time ball]] that sent each of the shows in the TGIF line-up into a past decade. ''Teen Angel'' got [[TheSeventies 1976]], as well as more of an appearance by Sabrina and Salem (the other shows in the line-up got a couple of cameos).
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* CrossThrough: With ''Series/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch.'' Salem ate a [[AncientArtifact magic time ball]] that sent each of the shows in the TGIF line-up into a past decade. ''Teen Angel'' got [[TheSeventies 1976]], as well as more of an appearance by Sabrina and Salem (the other shows in the line-up got a couple of cameos).cameos) to wrap things up.
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* LampshadeHanging: The episode "The Play's The Thing" addresses the logic of Steve and Marty constantly interacting by having the rest of the cast voice their concerns over Steve's mental state because he keeps talking to someone that no-one else can see.
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* TimeSkip: In the Pilot. Marty dies in June; by the time he returns as Steve's guardian angel, it's the start of the school year.
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* HolidayEpisode: Played with. While they're rarely the subject of the story, many episodes took place around holidays. "I Love Nitzke" was a Halloween story. "Feather's Day" was a Thanksgiving story, "Living Doll" was a Christmas story, and "Look Ma, No Face" was a St. Valentine's episode. While some were thematically appropriate, the holidays themselves were often only brought up in the CouchGag or TheStinger.
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* FreeTheFrogs: An incredibly bizarre twist on this-- the characters give their frog human intelligence and the ability to talk and he becomes a member of their clique.
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* FreeTheFrogs: An incredibly bizarre twist on this-- this -- the characters give their frog human intelligence and the ability to talk and he becomes a member of their clique.
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''Teen Angel'' was a 1997 FantasticComedy that aired on the TGIF block on ABC. The show began with the high school boy Steve daring his friend Marty to eat a eight-month-old hamburger from under his bed. Not to be called a chicken, Marty does and then dies. Marty hangs around Steve as a sort of dim-witted guardian angel for him. Marty helps Steve conquer his fear of talking to girls, failing tests, and being unpopular throughout the series. HilarityEnsues.
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''Teen Angel'' was a 1997 FantasticComedy that aired on the TGIF block on ABC. The show began with the high school boy Steve daring his friend Marty to eat a eight-month-old hamburger from under his bed. Not to be called a chicken, Marty does and then dies. Marty hangs around Steve as a sort of dim-witted guardian angel for him. Marty helps Steve conquer his fear of talking to girls, failing tests, and being unpopular throughout the series. HilarityEnsues.
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