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Per TRS. Bishonen is a Definition-Only fan-speak term used only for Japanese/East-Asian media. Examples or audience reactions are not allowed. Moving In Universe acknowledgements/relevance to Pretty Boy. Removing any ZCE or misuse.
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* PrettyBoy / {{Bishonen}} -- Adrian Edmondson, and consequently, many of his characters.
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* HistoricalRecreation: ''Summer School'' is an early send-up of the genre. The premise for the title institution is an attempt at historical recreation of a Stone Age/Bronze Age settlement that ends disastrously when one of the students is mistaken for having died and an attempt to burn his body on a funeral pyre leads the entire settlement to be burned to the ground.
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* HistoricalRecreation: ''Summer School'' "Summer School" is an early send-up of the genre. The premise for the title institution is an attempt at historical recreation of a Stone Age/Bronze Age settlement that ends disastrously when one of the students is mistaken for having died and an attempt to burn his body on a funeral pyre leads the entire settlement to be burned to the ground.
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* ParodyEpisode: ''Five Go Mad in Dorset'' and its sequels parody ''Literature/TheFamousFive''; ''The Bullshitters - Roll Out the Gunbarrel'' is a parody of ''Series/TheProfessionals''; ''Consuela, (or The New Mrs Saunders'') is a parody of ''Film/{{Rebecca}}''; ''The Yob'' is a parody of ''Film/TheFly1986''; and ''Gregory: Diary of a Nutcase'' is a parody of ''Film/TheSilenceOfTheLambs''. "Detectives on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown" parodies an entire genre, as it riffs on cop shows from the glam camp of ''Series/JasonKing'' and the 'fast cars, guns and shouting macho men' action thrillers of ''Series/TheSweeney'' and ''Series/TheProfessionals'' from the 1970s, to the "broody kitchen sink psychological dramas" of 1990s shows like ''Spender''. They even throw in a bit of ''Series/TheSingingDetective''.
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* ParodyEpisode: ''Five Go Mad in Dorset'' and its sequels parody ''Literature/TheFamousFive''; ''The Bullshitters - Roll Out the Gunbarrel'' is a parody of ''Series/TheProfessionals''; ''Consuela, (or The New Mrs Saunders'') is a parody of ''Film/{{Rebecca}}''; ''Film/{{Rebecca|1940}}''; ''The Yob'' is a parody of ''Film/TheFly1986''; and ''Gregory: Diary of a Nutcase'' is a parody of ''Film/TheSilenceOfTheLambs''. "Detectives on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown" parodies an entire genre, as it riffs on cop shows from the glam camp of ''Series/JasonKing'' and the 'fast cars, guns and shouting macho men' action thrillers of ''Series/TheSweeney'' and ''Series/TheProfessionals'' from the 1970s, to the "broody kitchen sink psychological dramas" of 1990s shows like ''Spender''. They even throw in a bit of ''Series/TheSingingDetective''.
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* CreepyHousekeeper: The titular ''Consuela'', who is a parody of Mrs. Danvers from ''Film/{{Rebecca}}''.
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* CreepyHousekeeper: The titular ''Consuela'', who is a parody of Mrs. Danvers from ''Film/{{Rebecca}}''.''Film/{{Rebecca|1940}}''.
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* DyingDream: ''Les Dogs'' has a man crashing his car at the very start of the episode; he then goes to a surreal wedding where he seduces the bride, starting a 10-year affair. Just as they are about to have sex, her eyes turn into headlights - there is a screeching sound and the film cuts to black.
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* DyingDream: ''Les Dogs'' has a man crashing his car at the very start of the episode; he then goes to a surreal wedding where he seduces the bride, starting a 10-year affair. Just as they are about to have sex, her eyes turn into headlights - there --there is a screeching sound and the film cuts to black.