History Trivia / Intercom

* ScheduleSlip: While the story never had an exact schedule to begin with (usually taking about a week or two for the next chapter to come out), newer chapters have been taking much longer than usual (between several weeks to almost a whole month). The author has blamed this mainly on writer's block (at least with the immediate chapters, while the larger plots have been planned out) and being busy with her personal life.

** At the moment, it's been over a month since Chapter 16 was released.

* ScheduleSlip: While the story never had an exact schedule to begin with (usually taking about a week or two for the next chapter to come out), newer chapters have been taking much longer than usual (between several weeks to almost a whole month). The author has blamed this mainly on writer's block and being busy with her personal life.
** Then again, chapter 16, the one chapter that look the longest, was about twice the length of a normal chapter and could have been (and almost was) split into two.

* ScheduleSlip: While the story never had an exact schedule to begin with (usually taking about a week or two for the next chapter to come out), newer chapters have been taking much longer than usual (between several weeks to almost a whole month). The author has blamed this mainly on writer's block and life being busy.

* ScheduleSlip: While the story never had an exact schedule to begin with (usually taking about a week or two for the next chapter to come out), newer chapters have been taking much longer than usual (between several weeks to almost a whole month). The author has blamed this mainly on writer's block.

* ScheduleSlip: While the story never had an exact schedule to begin with (usually taking about a week or two for the next chapter to come out), newer chapters have been taking much longer than usual (between several weeks to almost a whole month). The author has blamed this mainly on writer's block. Then again, chapter 16, the one chapter that look the longest, was about twice the length of a normal chapter and could have been (and almost was) split into two.

* ScheduleSlip: While the story never had an exact schedule to begin with (usually taking about a week or two for the next chapter to come out), newer chapters have been taking much longer than usual (between several weeks to almost a whole month). The author has blamed this mainly on writer's block. Then again, chapter 16, the one chapter that look the longest, was about twice the length of a normal chapter and could have been split into two.

* OneOfUs: The author is well aware of her work's TV Tropes article and has directly addressed points brought up on the Fridge, Headscratchers, and YMMV pages.

* AscendedFanon: This fic has an...interesting relationship with Fanon. It actually doesn't incorporate common crossover fanon like Bing Bong going to FostersHomeForImaginaryFriends and doesn't seem to lean towards making Riley an Astronaut. However, one reviewer (and trooper, Tropers/EricW) has a surprisingly close working relationship with Warrior Sparrow. Due to his length and detail of reviews, often bits of the review get incorporated into the next couple chapters whether intentionally or unintentionally. Perhaps most obvious is when Tropers/EricW joked that Disgust would say that the first school day while Riley could hear the emotions was "a C minus," paying homage to Disgust having a confused rating system. However, in the very next chapter (chapter 12), Disgust then says verbatim, "Scale of 1 to 10, this day so far has been a C minus."

* ScheduleSlip: While the story never had an exact schedule to begin with (usually taking about a week or two for the next chapter to come out), newer chapters have been taking much longer than usual (between several weeks to almost a whole month). The author has blamed this mainly on writer's block and personal issues.

** She even ''edits'' the TV Tropes pages under her other username "Tropers/WarriorSparrow" (though mostly lets the readers add the tropes themselves, primary adding on points and fixing minor edits). In fact, she was the one who initially put the OneOfUs entry on this page, proving her own point.

** He also said that Eric helped give him idea for naming [[spoiler: white]] memories as "soul memories" as a small trivia.
** He even pays more direct tribute to this in his comments, mentioning specific reviewers who gave him ideas for specific moments/concepts to use in his fic.

* TheDanza: Sort of. Ann (the "cool girl" from the film) is named after a character from ''Series/ParksAndRecreation'' who was played by the voice actor for her emotions in the film's credits — she herself only has one line in the credits and it's unknown who voiced her.

** The Dream Productions director is named Paula in this fic, after Paula Pell who voices her in the movie (not to be confused with the Forgetter played by Paula Poundstone).

* ActorAllusion: Sort of—Ann (the "cool girl" from the film) is named after a character from ''Series/ParksAndRecreation'' who was played by the voice actor for her emotions in the film's credits—she herself only has one line in the credits and it's unknown who voiced her.

* ActorAllusion: Sort of—Ann (the "cool girl" from the film) is named after a character from ''Series/ParksAndRecreation'' who was played by the voice actor for her emotions in the film's credits—she only has one line herself in the credits ad it's unknown who voiced her.

* ActorAllusion: Ann (the "cool girl" from the film) is named after a character from ''Series/ParksAndRecreation'' who was played by the voice actor for her emotions in the film's credits.

** She even ''edits'' the TV Tropes pages under her other username "WarriorSparrow" (though mostly lets the readers add the tropes themselves, primary adding on points and fixing minor edits). In fact, she was the one who initially put the OneOfUs entry on this page, proving her own point.

** She even ''edits'' the TV Tropes pages under her other username "WarriorSparrow". In fact, she was the one who initially put the OneOfUs entry on this page, proving her own point.

* OneOfUs: The author is well aware of her work's TV Tropes article and has directly addressed points brought up on the Fridge, Headscratchers, and YMMV pages.

* ActorAllusion: Ann (the "cool girl" from the film) is named after a character from ''Series/ParksAndRecreation'' who was played by the voice actor for her emotions in the film's credits.

* ActorAllusion: Ann (the "cool girl" from the film) is named after a character from ''Series/ParksAndRecreation'' who was played by the voice actor for her emotions in the film's credits.
* MostFanficWritersAreGirls: And the author for ''Intercom'' is no exception.

* MostFanficWritersAreGirls

* ActorAllusion: Ann (the "cool girl" from the film) is named after a character from ''Series/ParksAndRecreation'' who was played by the voice actor for her emotions in the film's credits.

* OneOfUs: The author is most definitely a Troper, and she even does things like answering questions raised on the Headscratchers page.