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* ProductionThrowback: Several in-references to ''Theatre/AVeryPotterMusical'':
*** Tiffany has the sword of Godric Gryffindor in her sex toy box (possibly referred to later in the description of the [[spoiler: blade-play-kink incident that resulted in Big T's abrupt and involuntary disappearance]]?)
*** Vanessa tells Flopsy that "Every time I see him I get these pains in my chest" -- the almost identical thing Ron says about Hermione.
*** Ron/Joey's headband, anyone?
*** Tiffany has the sword of Godric Gryffindor in her sex toy box (possibly referred to later in the description of the [[spoiler: blade-play-kink incident that resulted in Big T's abrupt and involuntary disappearance]]?)
*** Vanessa tells Flopsy that "Every time I see him I get these pains in my chest" -- the almost identical thing Ron says about Hermione.
*** Ron/Joey's headband, anyone?
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** Several in-references to Theatre/AVeryPotterMusical:
*** Tiffany has the sword of Godric Gryffindor in her sex toy box (possibly referred to later in the description of the [[spoiler: blade-play-kink incident that resulted in Big T's abrupt and involuntary disappearance]]?)
*** Vanessa tells Flopsy that "Every time I see him I get these pains in my chest" -- the almost identical thing Ron says about Hermione
*** Ron/Joey's headband, anyone?
*** Tiffany has the sword of Godric Gryffindor in her sex toy box (possibly referred to later in the description of the [[spoiler: blade-play-kink incident that resulted in Big T's abrupt and involuntary disappearance]]?)
*** Vanessa tells Flopsy that "Every time I see him I get these pains in my chest" -- the almost identical thing Ron says about Hermione
*** Ron/Joey's headband, anyone?
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* CastIncest: A lot of viewers were [[{{Squick}} squicked]] out by Joey Richter and Jamie Lyn Beatty playing a couple due to them having last played brother and sister, Ron and Ginny, in ''Theatre/AVeryPotterMusical''.
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The musical ran from the 29th to the 31st of October, 2009, at a student theatre on the UsefulNotes/UniversityOfMichigan campus. It was posted to Website/YouTube in its entirety on November 12, and the soundtrack was released for purchase via iTunes on March 9, 2010. The soundtrack debuted at #11 on Billboard's Top Cast Albums chart a week later. And for point of reference, also in the top 15 for that week were Cast Recordings for ''Theatre/AvenueQ'', ''Film/MaryPoppins'', ''Theatre/MammaMia'', ''Theatre/{{Annie}}'', ''Theatre/{{Hair}}'', ''Theatre/ThePhantomOfTheOpera'', ''Theatre/TheLionKing'' and ''Theatre/{{Wicked}}''.
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The musical ran from the 29th to the 31st of October, 2009, at a student theatre on the UsefulNotes/UniversityOfMichigan University of Michigan campus. It was posted to Website/YouTube in its entirety on November 12, and the soundtrack was released for purchase via iTunes on March 9, 2010. The soundtrack debuted at #11 on Billboard's Top Cast Albums chart a week later. And for point of reference, also in the top 15 for that week were Cast Recordings for ''Theatre/AvenueQ'', ''Film/MaryPoppins'', ''Theatre/MammaMia'', ''Theatre/{{Annie}}'', ''Theatre/{{Hair}}'', ''Theatre/ThePhantomOfTheOpera'', ''Theatre/TheLionKing'' and ''Theatre/{{Wicked}}''.
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** In classic Creator/TeamStarKid style, [[Franchise/{{SpiderMan}} Spider-Man]].
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** In classic Creator/TeamStarKid style, [[Franchise/{{SpiderMan}} Spider-Man]].ComicBook/SpiderMan.
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* ReallyGetsAround: Tiffany, bordering on AnythingThatMoves. Apparently the subconscious result of the Old Snatch being unsatisfied with anyone other than Big T.
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%% * ReallyGetsAround: Tiffany, bordering on AnythingThatMoves.Tiffany. Apparently the subconscious result of the Old Snatch being unsatisfied with anyone other than Big T.
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* TheDanza: Joey Richter playing a character named Joey Richter. (SelfDeprecation and RealitySubtext aside, this was originally a result of the first version of ''Me and My Dick'' being written in a big hurry for a 24-Hour Theatre Festival.)
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-->'''Joey:''' "Wow, the Nine of Hearts!"
-->'''Joey's Heart:''' "That's right, the King of Hearts!"
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-->'''Joey:''' "Wow, the Nine of Hearts!"
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'''Joey's Heart:''' "That's right, the King of Hearts!"
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'''Joey's Heart:''' "That's right, the King of Hearts!"
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* ADateWithRosiePalms: In the opening scene no less. Later, Vanessa and Flopsy imply they're about to.
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* TriangRelations: At first it is a Type 5 scenario, with Sally as Alice, Joey as Bob, and Vanessa as Claire. However, this is no longer the case once Joey "comes around" to return Sally's affections.
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* GentileJewChaser: Joey is very attracted to Vanessa, the "hot little Jewish girl".
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* MatzoFever: Joey has it for Vanessa, the "hot little Jewish girl".
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* ArtisticLicenseMedicine: A standard "sex change operation" (more usually called gender reassignment or bottom surgery) doesn't ''remove'' a penis for someone born with one, it's plastic surgery to turn a penis into a vagina (something that would likely be a big deal in this fantasy world but is never brought up). Then again, all of the Lost Dicks are {{Unreliable Narrator}}s about their pasts.
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* CriticalResearchFailure: A standard "sex change operation" (more usually called gender reassignment or bottom surgery) doesn't ''remove'' a penis, it's plastic surgery to turn a penis into a vagina (something that would likely be a big deal in this fantasy world but is never brought up). Then again, all of the Lost Dicks are {{Unreliable Narrator}}s about their pasts.
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* {{Geek}}: Sally, who manages to work herself up into a hysterical lather of excitement over a school chemistry project.
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* HollywoodNerd: Sally, who manages to work herself up into a hysterical lather of excitement over a school chemistry project.
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* AbsenteeActor: This is the ''only'' Creator/TeamStarkid "season" in which Creator/LaurenLopez doesn't appear, including WebVideo/LittleWhiteLie. (She also doesn't appear in {{Theatre/Ani}}, since that was a dual production with Theatre/TheTrailToOregon.) This is because Lauren was a year older than the other Starkid members and had already graduated and moved to New York with Julia Albain -- the subject of [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64S3K5yjygY this video]].
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%% * YouHaveToHaveJews: Vanessa
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'''Joey's Heart:''' Uh eh-- BAD EXAMPLE. How about Spiderman and Mary Jane?\\
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'''Joey's Heart:''' Uh eh-- BAD EXAMPLE. How about Spiderman Spider-Man and Mary Jane?\\
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** In classic Creator/TeamStarKid style, Franchise/{{Spiderman}}.
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** In classic Creator/TeamStarKid style, Franchise/{{Spiderman}}.[[Franchise/{{SpiderMan}} Spider-Man]].
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* RealityEnsues: Heart's list of corny tropes from romance novels and films for wooing girls goes over about as poorly in real life as you'd expect.
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* WrongGenreSavvy: Heart's list of corny tropes from romance novels and films for wooing girls goes over about as poorly in real life as you'd expect.
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** In a way the whole play is an example -- in Act I the sentient genitals could be read as just a weird metaphor for people at war with their own sexual desires, but this all goes to hell and becomes bizarrely literal after the ShockingSwerve when Dick straight up severs himself from Joey.
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** In a way the whole play is an example -- in Act I the sentient genitals could be read as just a weird metaphor for people at war with their own sexual desires, but this all goes to hell and becomes bizarrely literal after the ShockingSwerve a {{Shocking Moment|s}} when Dick straight up severs himself from Joey.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: After "Even Though", where Sally introduces Joey to Miss Cooter, and Joey kisses her hand, and then works his way up her arm. Think about it.
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%% * GettingCrapPastTheRadar: After "Even Though", where Sally introduces Joey GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to Miss Cooter, overwhelming and Joey kisses her hand, and then works his way up her arm. Think about it.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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* SissyVillain: Weenie, complete with CreepyHighPitchedVoice and being played by a woman. Underscored by the fact that ''he's a talking penis''.
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* BodyguardBabes: In a hilarious bit of ViewerGenderConfusion, Big T's Temptation has Big T backed up by three backup singers/flunkies played by beautiful women (Weenie, played by Arielle Goldman, and two unnamed dicks played by Alle-Faye Monka and Ali Gordon). Even though ''everyone in this number is a sapient talking penis''.
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%% * TheDanza: Joey Richter as Joey Richter
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%% * CastIncest: Played. A lot of viewers were [[{{Squick}} squicked]] out by Joey Richter and Jamie Lyn Beatty playing a couple due to them having last played brother and sister, Ron and Ginny, in ''Theatre/AVeryPotterMusical''.
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The musical ran from the 29th to the 31st of October, 2009, at a student theatre on the UsefulNotes/UniversityOfMichigan campus. It was posted to Website/YouTube in its entirety on November 12, and the soundtrack was released for purchase via iTunes on March 9, 2010. The soundtrack debuted at #11 on Billboard's Top Cast Albums chart a week later. [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome Yeah, you read that right.]] And for point of reference, also in the top 15 for that week were Cast Recordings for ''Theatre/AvenueQ'', ''Film/MaryPoppins'', ''Theatre/MammaMia'', ''Theatre/{{Annie}}'', ''Theatre/{{Hair}}'', ''Theatre/ThePhantomOfTheOpera'', ''Disney/TheLionKing'' and ''Theatre/{{Wicked}}''.
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The musical ran from the 29th to the 31st of October, 2009, at a student theatre on the UsefulNotes/UniversityOfMichigan campus. It was posted to Website/YouTube in its entirety on November 12, and the soundtrack was released for purchase via iTunes on March 9, 2010. The soundtrack debuted at #11 on Billboard's Top Cast Albums chart a week later. [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome Yeah, you read that right.]] And for point of reference, also in the top 15 for that week were Cast Recordings for ''Theatre/AvenueQ'', ''Film/MaryPoppins'', ''Theatre/MammaMia'', ''Theatre/{{Annie}}'', ''Theatre/{{Hair}}'', ''Theatre/ThePhantomOfTheOpera'', ''Disney/TheLionKing'' ''Theatre/TheLionKing'' and ''Theatre/{{Wicked}}''.
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* SlidingScaleOfIdealismVsCynicism: The show lands in the middle, leaning towards idealism. Some of the body parts, like the pussies and the lost dicks, are cynical about love. Other parts, like Joey's Heart, are too idealistic about love. It's the genuine love Dick shares with both Miss Cooter and Joey that inspires the Old Snatch, Flopsy and Big T to let go of their bitterness. In the end, Joey learns that neither just listening to his heart or just his dick will bring him happiness; [[ShoutOut all of them need to]] [[HighSchoolMusical work together]] [[ShoutOut for love to survive]].
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* SlidingScaleOfIdealismVsCynicism: The show lands in the middle, leaning towards idealism. Some of the body parts, like the pussies and the lost dicks, are cynical about love. Other parts, like Joey's Heart, are too idealistic about love. It's the genuine love Dick shares with both Miss Cooter and Joey that inspires the Old Snatch, Flopsy and Big T to let go of their bitterness. In the end, Joey learns that neither just listening to his heart or just his dick will bring him happiness; [[ShoutOut all of them need to]] [[HighSchoolMusical [[Film/HighSchoolMusical work together]] [[ShoutOut for love to survive]].
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* SlidingScaleOfIdealismVsCynicism: The show lands in the middle, leaning towards idealism. Some of the body parts, like the pussies and the lost dicks, are cynical about love. Other parts, like Joey's Heart, are too idealistic about love. It's the genuine love Dick shares with both Miss Cooter and Joey that inspires the Old Snatch, Flopsy and Big T to let go of their bitterness. In the end, Joey learns that neither just listening to his heart or just his dick will bring him happiness; all of them need to work together for love to survive.
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* SlidingScaleOfIdealismVsCynicism: The show lands in the middle, leaning towards idealism. Some of the body parts, like the pussies and the lost dicks, are cynical about love. Other parts, like Joey's Heart, are too idealistic about love. It's the genuine love Dick shares with both Miss Cooter and Joey that inspires the Old Snatch, Flopsy and Big T to let go of their bitterness. In the end, Joey learns that neither just listening to his heart or just his dick will bring him happiness; [[ShoutOut all of them need to to]] [[HighSchoolMusical work together together]] [[ShoutOut for love to survive.survive]].