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* EvilWeapon: Notung in "The Invincible Sword," which [[spoiler: turns Jacqueline paranoid, callous, and looking for any means to gain power.]]
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* EvilWeapon: Notung in "The Invincible Sword," which [[spoiler: turns [[spoiler:turns Jacqueline paranoid, callous, and looking for any means to gain power.]]
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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** There are actually quite a few brilliantly shoddy disguises over the course of the series. In "Secrets of the Father," [[spoiler: the Duke, who has been wooing Queen Anne, later accosts her while wearing a mask that only covers a portion of his face. And he doesn't disguise his voice at all, but she still doesn't recognise him.]]
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** There are actually quite a few brilliantly shoddy disguises over the course of the series. In "Secrets of the Father," [[spoiler: the [[spoiler:the Duke, who has been wooing Queen Anne, later accosts her while wearing a mask that only covers a portion of his face. And he doesn't disguise his voice at all, but she still doesn't recognise him.]]
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** In addition, the last episode features [[spoiler: Jacqueline's brother being killed by Mazarin's ''new'' henchman; she promptly kills him, too.]] Amusingly, [[spoiler:they're both played by the same actor.]]
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** In addition, the last episode features [[spoiler: Jacqueline's [[spoiler:Jacqueline's brother being killed by Mazarin's ''new'' henchman; she promptly kills him, too.]] Amusingly, [[spoiler:they're both played by the same actor.]]
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* [[PrecisionFStrike Precision D Strike]]: Siroc's "it is, damn you" in "Da Vinci's Notebook." It's one of two swears that appears in the series and was actually quite significant on Creator/{{PAX}}, which [[TheMoralSubstitute removed mild swears like hell and damn]] from its reruns of ''Series/RemingtonSteele''.
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* [[PrecisionFStrike Precision D Strike]]: Siroc's "it is, damn you" in "Da Vinci's Notebook." It's one of two swears that appears in the series and was actually quite significant on Creator/{{PAX}}, PAX, which [[TheMoralSubstitute removed mild swears like hell and damn]] from its reruns of ''Series/RemingtonSteele''.
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A victim of Creator/{{PAX}}'s constant budget cuts and lack of audience, ''Series/YoungBlades'' ran for only [[ShortRunners one season of thirteen episodes]] and has [[KeepCirculatingTheTapes no official DVD release]].
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A victim of Creator/{{PAX}}'s [[Creator/IonTelevision PAX]]'s constant budget cuts and lack of audience, ''Series/YoungBlades'' ran for only [[ShortRunners one season of thirteen episodes]] and has [[KeepCirculatingTheTapes no official DVD release]].
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* HotScientist: Siroc.
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* RoyalBrat: The flouncing adolescent King Louis XIV is a weird combination of being a spoiled royal prince with kind streak and TheDitz. Kind of like Hugh Laurie's take on the [[Series/{{Blackadder}} Prince Regent]] but younger, cuter and with the campness [[UpToEleven firmly notched up to eleven]].
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* RoyalBrat: The flouncing adolescent King Louis XIV is a weird combination of being a spoiled royal prince with kind streak and TheDitz. Kind of like Hugh Laurie's take on the [[Series/{{Blackadder}} Prince Regent]] but younger, cuter and with the campness [[UpToEleven firmly notched up to eleven]].eleven.
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* PaperThinDisguise: Jacqueline is an utterly convincing man to the other characters, despite the fact that at first she hardly bothers to disguise herself at all. (In the second half of the series, the obviously fake goatee only makes things worse.)
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* PaperThinDisguise: PaperThinDisguise:
** Jacqueline is an utterly convincing man to the other characters, despite the fact that at first she hardly bothers to disguise herself at all. (In the second half of the series, the obviously fake goatee only makes things worse.)
** Jacqueline is an utterly convincing man to the other characters, despite the fact that at first she hardly bothers to disguise herself at all. (In the second half of the series, the obviously fake goatee only makes things worse.)
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* UnfortunateName: A sadistic torturer named Bon Bon.
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* DiegeticSoundtrackUsage: From Louis' court musicians.
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* ThemeTuneCameo: From Louis' court musicians.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: In "The Exile":
-->'''D'Artagnan:''' She’s a handful.
-->'''Charles:''' Or two. (smirk)
-->'''D'Artagnan:''' She’s a handful.
-->'''Charles:''' Or two. (smirk)
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%% * GettingCrapPastTheRadar: In "The Exile":
-->'''D'Artagnan:''' She’s a handful.
-->'''Charles:''' Or two. (smirk)GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
-->'''D'Artagnan:''' She’s a handful.
-->'''Charles:''' Or two. (smirk)
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* SubvertedRhymeEveryOccasion: Ramon's poem at the end of "Da Vinci's Notebook," possibly to emphasize the badness of his game, or maybe because Jacques kind of rhymes with [[PrecisionFStrike something else]], [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar if you squint]].
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* SubvertedRhymeEveryOccasion: Ramon's poem at the end of "Da Vinci's Notebook," possibly to emphasize the badness of his game, or maybe because Jacques kind of rhymes with [[PrecisionFStrike something else]], [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar else if you squint]].
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* FirstEpisodeSpoiler: D'Artagnan finds out that Jacqueline is a woman.
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* FirstEpisodeSpoiler: D'Artagnan FirstEpisodeTwist finds out that Jacqueline is a woman.
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* Captain Martin Duval (Bruce Boxleitner), the [[TheCaptain fearless team leader]].
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* Captain Martin Duval (Bruce Boxleitner), (Creator/BruceBoxleitner), the [[TheCaptain fearless team leader]].
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* SecretKeeper: D'Artagnan is the only one of the main bunch who know Jacqueline's true identity.
** A witch casts a spell that gets any man to do her bidding but Jacqueline is able to defeat her. A young girl who'd been helping out dryly notes how odd it is that "Jacques" was the only "man" to be immune to her control. She gives a small wink and a nod to let Jacqueline know she won't tell anyone.
** A witch casts a spell that gets any man to do her bidding but Jacqueline is able to defeat her. A young girl who'd been helping out dryly notes how odd it is that "Jacques" was the only "man" to be immune to her control. She gives a small wink and a nod to let Jacqueline know she won't tell anyone.
