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* BaitAndSwitch: Victor has to get protection before having sex, and the clerk calls for a price check. [[spoiler:Turns out it was for the mundane items he tried to buy alongside...which is portrayed as somehow being even more embarrassing until he's yelling at the guy to just let him buy the condoms and lube.]]
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** During the fight between [[spoiler:Gene and the Falcon.]]
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I removed Artistic License - Biology because in the show the term diaphragm refers to an old-school birth control method that is inserted in the vagina, and not part of the respiratory system. Since the birth control can be removed without violating rules of biology, I think this trope is not in play.
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* ArtisticLicenseBiology: Nurse Nancy easily removes her diaphragm by reaching down into her pants and pulling it out. Not only is it impossible to remove the diaphragm by hand, doing so would make breathing impossible. Like everything else, PlayedForLaughs.
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** Though funnily enough, many viewers have noted the joke largely falls flat as many of the actors don't seem to have aged a day (the big exception being Michael Showalter).
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* OverlyLongGag: At least half the jokes.
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* OverlyLongGag: At least half the jokes. Hey, you try writing four hours of decent comedy!
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* ArtisticLicenseBiology: Nurse Nancy easily removes her diaphragm by reaching down into her pants and pulling it out. Not only is it impossible to remove the diaphragm by hand, doing so would make breathing impossible. Like everything else, PlayedForLaughs.
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* AscendedExtra: Across the board, as the multiple episodes give the large EnsembleCast more room for development.
* BigDamnKiss: [[spoiler:Andy and Katie during the staff party.]]
* BoomHeadshot: [[spoiler:Greg and Jim Stansel courtesy of the Falcon. Greg somehow manages to get out some dying words with a hole in his forehead.]]
* BreakingTheFourthWall: When Lindsay is listing the people she met in her article, she straight-up calls Jackie Brazen Music/WeirdAlYankovic.
* BoomHeadshot: [[spoiler:Greg and Jim Stansel courtesy of the Falcon. Greg somehow manages to get out some dying words with a hole in his forehead.]]
* BreakingTheFourthWall: When Lindsay is listing the people she met in her article, she straight-up calls Jackie Brazen Music/WeirdAlYankovic.
** Victor is once again being chased and is stopped in his tracks by a very simple obstacle.
* ForegoneConclusion: Naturally, since it's a prequel. Particularly, [[spoiler:Beth survives the government's assassin and the toxic waste is removed, making Camp Firewood safe. Andy and Katie end up together, and so do Mckinley and Ben. Victor remains a virgin.]]
** Victor is hidden from Gene with a pot over his head and some kitchen spoons in his hands.
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** The FinalBattle between Firewood and Tigerclaw recalls ''Literature/TheOutsiders''.
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** The FinalBattle between Firewood and Tigerclaw recalls ''Literature/TheOutsiders''.''Literature/TheOutsiders''.
* StockSoundEffects: The sound of a pot breaking whenever someone throws something off the screen, a tradition carried over from the film.
* StockSoundEffects: The sound of a pot breaking whenever someone throws something off the screen, a tradition carried over from the film.
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* {{Asexuality}}: Beth asks Mitch if he's asexual after he claims he can't fulfill her sexual needs. [[spoiler:He's not, he's just a can of vegetables.]]
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* DemotedToExtra: Associate-Prof. Henry Neumann gets his origin story told in a cold open, then disappears completely until a cameo at the end of the series.
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* RealSongThemeSong: Jefferson Starship's "Jane", the opening song of the film, here becomes the show's theme.
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* RealSongThemeSong: RealSongThemeTune: Jefferson Starship's "Jane", the opening song of the film, here becomes the show's theme.
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** Lindsay really only exists in the film as a lust object and as someone for Andy to cheat on to prove he's a scumbag. Here, however, she's given an extensive backstory as an undercover magazine reporter and an arc about her investigating a camp legend.
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** Lindsay really only exists in the film as a lust object and as someone for Andy to cheat on with to prove he's a scumbag. Here, however, she's given an extensive backstory as an undercover magazine reporter and an arc about her investigating a camp legend.
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** Lindsay really only exists in the film as a lust object and as someone for Andy to cheat on to prove he's a scumbag. Here, however, she's given an extensive backstory as an undercover magazine reporter and an arc about her investigating a camp legend.
** Similarly, Abby in the film is a lust object for Victor and has a brief running gag about her promiscuity, and that's it. Here, she's revealed to be [[spoiler:a camper who ''literally'' becomes a woman when she gets her period.]]
** Lindsay really only exists in the film as a lust object and as someone for Andy to cheat on to prove he's a scumbag. Here, however, she's given an extensive backstory as an undercover magazine reporter and an arc about her investigating a camp legend.
** Similarly, Abby in the film is a lust object for Victor and has a brief running gag about her promiscuity, and that's it. Here, she's revealed to be [[spoiler:a camper who ''literally'' becomes a woman when she gets her period.]]
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** The opening of the first episode is similar to the opening of the movie-- counselors dancing at a campfire the night before, to the same music.
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** The opening of the first episode is similar to the opening of the movie-- counselors movie--counselors dancing at a campfire the night before, to the same music.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: During the FinalBattle with Tigerclaw, Coop mentions [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_David_Accords a peace treaty signed three years ago.]] (For reference, the show takes place in 1981.)
* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: During the FinalBattle with Tigerclaw, Coop mentions [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_David_Accords a peace treaty signed three years ago.]] (For reference, the show takes place in 1981.)
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* {{Leitmotif}}: "Higher & Higher returns in a slowed-down, orchestral form in Episode 5. [[spoiler:It's later revealed to be Eric's MagnumOpus which unites Firewood and Tigerclaw.]]
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* {{Leitmotif}}: "Higher & Higher Higher" returns in a slowed-down, orchestral form in Episode 5. [[spoiler:It's later revealed to be Eric's MagnumOpus which unites Firewood and Tigerclaw.]]
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* TheMole: [[spoiler:Lindsay. A 24 year old magazine writer infiltrates the camp.]]
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* TheMole: TheMole:
** [[spoiler:Lindsay. A 24 year old magazine writer infiltrates the camp.]]
** [[spoiler:Lindsay. A 24 year old magazine writer infiltrates the camp.]]
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* PaperThinDisguise: A hair clip is all it takes for a 24 year old woman (played by a 41 year old actress) to be completely believable as a 16 year old. She also doesn't bother to come up with any kind of backstory for her teenage persona and occasionally makes outdated references to her own youth.
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* PaperThinDisguise: PaperThinDisguise:
** A hair clip is all it takes for a 24 year old woman (played by a 41 year old actress) to be completely believable as a 16 year old. She also doesn't bother to come up with any kind of backstory for her teenage persona and occasionally makes outdated references to her own youth.
** A hair clip is all it takes for a 24 year old woman (played by a 41 year old actress) to be completely believable as a 16 year old. She also doesn't bother to come up with any kind of backstory for her teenage persona and occasionally makes outdated references to her own youth.
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* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: When Donna gives Coop a gift, he remarks on the packaging, and Donna notes that it makes multiple takes easier.
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* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: LeaningOnTheFourthWall:
** When Donna gives Coop a gift, he remarks on the packaging, and Donna notes that it makes multiple takeseasier.easier.
** "You can rejuvenate this place with a new energy. So much so that by the end of August, everyone will feel like they're fifteen years younger."
** When Donna gives Coop a gift, he remarks on the packaging, and Donna notes that it makes multiple takes
** "You can rejuvenate this place with a new energy. So much so that by the end of August, everyone will feel like they're fifteen years younger."
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: During the FinalBattle with Tigerclaw, Coop mentions [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_David_Accords a peace treaty signed three years ago.]] (For reference, the show takes place in 1981.)
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* {{Leitmotif}}: "Higher & Higher returns in a slowed-down, orchestral form in Episode 5. [[spoiler:It's later revealed to be Eric's MagnumOpus which unites Firewood and Tigerclaw.]]
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** Music/WeirdAlYankovic's character hypnotizes someone into believing they are a "constipated weiner dog," a nod to his song "Albuquerque."
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** Music/WeirdAlYankovic's character hypnotizes someone into believing they are a "constipated weiner dog," a nod to his song "Albuquerque.""
** The FinalBattle between Firewood and Tigerclaw recalls ''Literature/TheOutsiders''.
** The FinalBattle between Firewood and Tigerclaw recalls ''Literature/TheOutsiders''.
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* FiveFiveFive: Even this subtlety is dispensed with, as the real estate agent's number given to Newman is written as "(PHONE)NUMBER."
* TheCameo: The nerd kids from the movie briefly appear as punks in a convenience store. Their outfits contain nods to their original roles; for example, Mork Guy has his rainbow suspenders and Cure Girl has a Cure shirt.
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* ReclusiveArtist: [[spoiler:Eric, who was part of a band based in Firewood, then suffered a Creator/BrianWilson-esque CreatorBreakdown. Lindsay helps him out of his hermit status.]]
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* ReclusiveArtist: In-universe with [[spoiler:Eric, who was part of a band based in Firewood, then suffered a Creator/BrianWilson-esque CreatorBreakdown. Lindsay helps him out of his hermit status.]]
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* ShoutOut: Claude tries to copy Gene Wilder's entrance from ''Film/WillyWonkaAndTheChocolateFactory'', but can't stick the landing.
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* ShoutOut: Claude tries to copy Gene Wilder's entrance from ''Film/WillyWonkaAndTheChocolateFactory'', but can't stick the landing.landing.
** Music/WeirdAlYankovic's character hypnotizes someone into believing they are a "constipated weiner dog," a nod to his song "Albuquerque."
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* ArtisticLicenseLaw: Invoked with [[spoiler:Beth and Greg's lawsuit against the government. Sayings are thrown around without meaning, lawyers can leave the courtroom in the middle of a trial, and the judge rules in favor of the plaintiffs based off a floppy disk that isn't even put in a computer.]]
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'''''Wet Hot American Summer: First Day at Camp''''', is, as the title implies, a {{Prequel}} to ''Film/WetHotAmericanSummer'', a 2001 cult comedy documenting the last day in session of Camp Firewood. The vast majority of the film's cast--many of whom have had their careers take off since the original--return to play themselves fourteen years later and two months younger.
The series will premiere on Creator/{{Netflix}} on July 31st, 2015.
The series will premiere on Creator/{{Netflix}} on July 31st, 2015.
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'''''Wet Hot American Summer: First Day at Camp''''', is, as the title implies, a {{Prequel}} to ''Film/WetHotAmericanSummer'', a 2001 cult comedy documenting the last day in session of Camp Firewood. The vast majority of the film's cast--many cast--[[RetroactiveRecognition many of whom have had their careers take off since the original--return original]]--return to play themselves fourteen years later and two months younger.
The serieswill premiere premiered on Creator/{{Netflix}} on July 31st, 2015.
2015.
!! '''Caution: Massive spoilers below. Even for a show that relies heavily on the RuleOfFunny as this one does, it's {{Troperiffic}} to the point where the names of the tropes themselves can be spoilers. Main/YouHaveBeenWarned. '''
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!! '''Caution: Massive spoilers below. Even for a show that relies heavily on the RuleOfFunny as this one does, it's {{Troperiffic}} to the point where the names of the tropes themselves can be spoilers. Main/YouHaveBeenWarned. '''
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* DawsonCasting: Even more ridiculous than the film with everyone being fourteen years older but playing a couple months younger. And there's a couple special cases, as [[spoiler:Lindsey really is an adult undercover for a magazine article (though 41 year old Elizabeth Banks is still playing significantly younger than her real age), and Abby is played by a real teenage actress until she gets her first period.]]
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* DawsonCasting: Even more ridiculous than the film with everyone being fourteen years older but playing a couple months younger. And there's a couple special cases, as [[spoiler:Lindsey [[spoiler:Lindsay is really is an adult undercover for a magazine article (though 41 year old Elizabeth Banks is still playing significantly younger than her real age), and Abby is played by a real teenage actress until she gets her first period.]]
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* ReclusiveArtist: [[spoiler:Eric, who was part of a band based in Firewood, then suffered a Creator/BrianWilson-esque CreatorBreakdown. Lindsay helps him out of his hermit status.]]
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* BaelfulPolymorph: [[spoiler:After Mitch falls into the toxic waste, his spirit is transferred into the can of vegetables he was carrying.]]
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* ImplacableMan: The Falcon.
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* BaelfulPolymorph: [[spoiler:After Mitch falls into the toxic waste, his spirit is transferred into the can of vegetables he was carrying.]]
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* GovernmentConspiracy: [[spoiler:The government is involved in the toxic waste dumps near Firewood. After Beth and Greg win their case, Reagan instead orders the camp to be destroyed. [[ForegoneConclusion Eventually]] the toxic waste is cleaned up and the camp remains open.]]
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* BeardOfSorrow: [[spoiler:Eric.]]
* FakingTheDead: [[spoiler:Eric, despite being shot, falling from a rooftop and run over by a truck.]]
* GoodAllAlong: [[spoiler:The Falcon. But as Beth [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]], that doesn't excuse him killing Greg and Jim Stansel and almost killing her.]]
* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: When Donna gives Coop a gift, he remarks on the packaging, and Donna notes that it makes multiple takes easier.
* TheMole: [[spoiler:Lindsay. A 24 year old magazine writer infiltrates the camp.]]
** [[spoiler: The Falcon, given he was in the same platoon as Gene, deliberately hands the wrong can of vegetables to the government.]]
* NoNameGiven: The Falcon.
* GoodAllAlong: [[spoiler:The Falcon. But as Beth [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]], that doesn't excuse him killing Greg and Jim Stansel and almost killing her.]]
* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: When Donna gives Coop a gift, he remarks on the packaging, and Donna notes that it makes multiple takes easier.
* TheMole: [[spoiler:Lindsay. A 24 year old magazine writer infiltrates the camp.]]
** [[spoiler: The Falcon, given he was in the same platoon as Gene, deliberately hands the wrong can of vegetables to the government.]]
* NoNameGiven: The Falcon.
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** [[spoiler:When Beth and Greg [[ItMakesSenseInContext sue the government]], Jim Stansel suggests that they change their appearance, the next shot is a bathroom where shaving sounds are heard...only to see Beth and Greg unchanged in appearance.]]
** [[spoiler:After Eric fakes his death, all it takes is him shaving his BeardOfSorrow down to a PornStache in order to stay hidden.]]
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* CallForward: Numerous calls are made towards the original movie.
** The opening of the first episode is similar to the opening of the movie-- counselors dancing at a campfire the night before, to the same music.
** Mitch asks Gene "Are you a part of the problem, or are you the solution?" In the film Beth says the same thing to Victor.
** The opening of the first episode is similar to the opening of the movie-- counselors dancing at a campfire the night before, to the same music.
** Mitch asks Gene "Are you a part of the problem, or are you the solution?" In the film Beth says the same thing to Victor.
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* DawsonCasting: Even more ridiculous than the film with everyone being fourteen years older but playing a couple months younger. And there's a couple special cases, as [[spoiler:Lindsey really is an adult undercover for a magazine article, and Abby is played by a real teenage actress until she gets her first period.]]
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* ObviousStuntDouble: "Andy" riding his motorcycle into camp during his arrival, then jumping off and letting it crash.
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** "Andy" riding his motorcycle into camp during his arrival, then jumping off and letting itcrash. crash.
** Claude wears a pair of masks in his first scene, making it clear 52 year old John Slattery isn't doing that pratfall.
* OverlyLongGag: At least half the jokes.
** "Andy" riding his motorcycle into camp during his arrival, then jumping off and letting it
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* {{Retraux}}: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6tyKjNsyns This teaser,]] made to look like a period-authentic advertisement for the camp, complete with scanning issues and static befitting a thirty-five-year-old videocassette recording.
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* {{Retraux}}: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6tyKjNsyns This teaser,]] made to look like a period-authentic advertisement for the camp, complete with scanning issues and static befitting a thirty-five-year-old videocassette recording.recording.
* ShoutOut: Claude tries to copy Gene Wilder's entrance from ''Film/WillyWonkaAndTheChocolateFactory'', but can't stick the landing.
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* RealLifeWritesThePlot: With many of the actors having become much bigger names since the original film, the show makes for a fun game of "Guess who had the most free time to work on this thing."
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I attended ten years of Hebrew school. No idea how I made this mistake.
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'''''Wet Hot American Summer: First Day at Camp''''', is, as the title implies, a {{Prequel}} to ''Film/WetHotAmericanSummer'', a 2001 cult comedy documenting the last day in session of Camp Firewood. The vast majority of the film's cast--many of whom have had their careers take off since the original--return to play themselves fourteen years later and two months younger.
The series will premiere on Creator/{{Netflix}} on July 31st, 2015.
!!This series contains examples of:
* ExtremelyShortTimespan: As implied by the title, and in the spirit of the original film.
* {{Prequel}}: As mentioned.
* Retraux: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6tyKjNsyns This teaser,]] made to look like a period-authentic advertisement for the camp, complete with scanning issues and static befitting a thirty-five-year-old videocassette recording.
The series will premiere on Creator/{{Netflix}} on July 31st, 2015.
!!This series contains examples of:
* ExtremelyShortTimespan: As implied by the title, and in the spirit of the original film.
* {{Prequel}}: As mentioned.
* Retraux: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6tyKjNsyns This teaser,]] made to look like a period-authentic advertisement for the camp, complete with scanning issues and static befitting a thirty-five-year-old videocassette recording.
