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* DawsonCasting: Averted in the case of Creator/MichaelWelch, who at 16 played the 15-year-old Luke. Played straight with Creator/BeckyWahlstrom, who at 28 years old played Luke's eight months older girlfriend.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Hoo boy. Just about every single prop in the show will remind you of the early '00s. And then there's the music.
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* RealLifeRelative: "Dog Walker God" was played by Russ Tamblyn, Amber Tamblyn's father.
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* RealLifeRelative: "Dog Walker God" was played by Russ Tamblyn, Creator/RussTamblyn, Amber Tamblyn's father.
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* StuntCasting: Both Haylie and Hilary Duff. Also Adam Wylie, for those who fondly remembered ''Series/PicketFences''.
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* StuntCasting: Both Haylie and Hilary Duff. Music/HilaryDuff. Also Adam Wylie, Creator/AdamWylie, for those who fondly remembered ''Series/PicketFences''.
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* DawsonCasting: Averted in the case of Michael Welch, who at 16 played the 15-year-old Luke. Played straight with Becky Wahlstrom, who at 28 years old played Luke's eight months older girlfriend.
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* DawsonCasting: Averted in the case of Michael Welch, Creator/MichaelWelch, who at 16 played the 15-year-old Luke. Played straight with Becky Wahlstrom, Creator/BeckyWahlstrom, who at 28 years old played Luke's eight months older girlfriend.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: The show's second season suffered from massive amounts to make it more marketable to teens. Among the bigger issues were that Joan's missions from God were no longer about making the world around her a better place, but simply to learn a lesson about herself (derided by fans as "God is Joan's life coach"), the casting of both Duff sisters (albeit in separate episodes - [[Music/HilaryDuff Hilary]] in one, Haylie in three), and Adam cheating on Joan shortly after they finally started dating to introduce cheap teen melodrama at the expense of one of the most popular characters. Unfortunately, all this did was anger the fans the show already had, and it didn't survive to a third season.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: The show's second season suffered from massive amounts to make it more marketable to teens. Among the bigger issues were that Joan's missions from God {{God}} were no longer about making the world around her a better place, but simply to learn a lesson about herself (derided by fans as "God is Joan's life coach"), the casting of both Duff sisters (albeit in separate episodes - [[Music/HilaryDuff Hilary]] in one, Haylie in three), and Adam cheating on Joan shortly after they finally started dating to introduce cheap teen melodrama at the expense of one of the most popular characters. Unfortunately, all this did was anger the fans the show already had, and it didn't survive to a third season.
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* DawsonCasting: Averted in the case of Michael Welch, who at 16 played the 15 year-old Luke. Played straight with Becky Wahlstrom, who at 28 years old played Luke's eight months older girlfriend.
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* DawsonCasting: Averted in the case of Michael Welch, who at 16 played the 15 year-old 15-year-old Luke. Played straight with Becky Wahlstrom, who at 28 years old played Luke's eight months older girlfriend.
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* StuntCasting: Both Haylie and Hilary Duff.
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* StuntCasting: Both Haylie and Hilary Duff. Also Adam Wylie, for those who fondly remembered ''Series/PicketFences''.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: The show's second season suffered from massive amounts to make it more marketable to teens. Among the bigger issues were that Joan's missions from God were no longer about making the world around her a better place, but simply to learn a lesson about herself (derided by fans as "God is Joan's life coach"), the casting of both Duff sisters (albeit in separate episodes - [[HilaryDuff Hilary]] in one, Haylie in three), and Adam cheating on Joan shortly after they finally started dating to introduce cheap teen melodrama at the expense of one of the most popular characters. Unfortunately, all this did was anger the fans the show already had, and it didn't survive to a third season.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: The show's second season suffered from massive amounts to make it more marketable to teens. Among the bigger issues were that Joan's missions from God were no longer about making the world around her a better place, but simply to learn a lesson about herself (derided by fans as "God is Joan's life coach"), the casting of both Duff sisters (albeit in separate episodes - [[HilaryDuff [[Music/HilaryDuff Hilary]] in one, Haylie in three), and Adam cheating on Joan shortly after they finally started dating to introduce cheap teen melodrama at the expense of one of the most popular characters. Unfortunately, all this did was anger the fans the show already had, and it didn't survive to a third season.
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* RealSongThemeTune: "One of Us" by Joan Osborne.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Subverted with second season Sammy, who is best friends with first season Sammy and takes over the store while first season Sammy takes care of his mentally ill wife. Also averts the OneSteveLimit.
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* StuntCasting: Both Haylie and Hilary Duff.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: See Main tab.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: See Main tab.The show's second season suffered from massive amounts to make it more marketable to teens. Among the bigger issues were that Joan's missions from God were no longer about making the world around her a better place, but simply to learn a lesson about herself (derided by fans as "God is Joan's life coach"), the casting of both Duff sisters (albeit in separate episodes - [[HilaryDuff Hilary]] in one, Haylie in three), and Adam cheating on Joan shortly after they finally started dating to introduce cheap teen melodrama at the expense of one of the most popular characters. Unfortunately, all this did was anger the fans the show already had, and it didn't survive to a third season.
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* DuelingShows: Was released at the same time as ''{{Wonderfalls}}'', which had a very similar premise. But Fox didn't even try to put up a fight before cancelling in defeat.
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* DuelingShows: Was released at the same time as ''{{Wonderfalls}}'', ''Series/{{Wonderfalls}}'', which had a very similar premise. But Fox didn't even try to put up a fight before cancelling in defeat.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: "Butcher God" from the episode "State of Grace" - [[Series/ManVFood Adam Richman]].
** God was also played by, among others, [[Series/{{Heroes}} Sylar]], [[Series/TheWestWing Mrs. Landingham]], [[TalesFromTheCrypt The Crypt Keeper]], [[Series/{{Castle}} Martha Rodgers]], [[Series/{{Moonlighting}} Agnes DiPesto, Herbert Viola]], and WesternAnimation/KimPossible.
** God was also played by, among others, [[Series/{{Heroes}} Sylar]], [[Series/TheWestWing Mrs. Landingham]], [[TalesFromTheCrypt The Crypt Keeper]], [[Series/{{Castle}} Martha Rodgers]], [[Series/{{Moonlighting}} Agnes DiPesto, Herbert Viola]], and WesternAnimation/KimPossible.
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* RealitySubtext: Creator/AmberTamblyn, the actress who plays Joan, is an agnostic.
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* RealLifeRelative: "Dog Walker God" was played by Russ Tamblyn, Amber Tamblyn's father.
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* RealLifeRelative: "Dog Walker God" was played by Russ Tamblyn, Amber Tamblyn's father.father.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Hoo boy. Just about every single prop in the show will remind you of the early '00s. And then there's the music.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Hoo boy. Just about every single prop in the show will remind you of the early '00s. And then there's the music.
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** God was also played by, among others, [[Series/{{Heroes}} Sylar]], [[Series/TheWestWing Mrs. Landingham]], [[TalesFromTheCrypt The Crypt Keeper]], [[Series/{{Castle}} Martha Rodgers]], [[Series/{{Moonlighting}} Agnes DiPesto, Herbert Viola]], and KimPossible.
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** God was also played by, among others, [[Series/{{Heroes}} Sylar]], [[Series/TheWestWing Mrs. Landingham]], [[TalesFromTheCrypt The Crypt Keeper]], [[Series/{{Castle}} Martha Rodgers]], [[Series/{{Moonlighting}} Agnes DiPesto, Herbert Viola]], and KimPossible.WesternAnimation/KimPossible.
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** God was also played by, among others, [[Series/{{Heroes}} Sylar]], [[Series/TheWestWing Mrs. Landingham]], [[TalesFromTheCrypt The Crypt Keeper]], [[Series/{{Castle}} Martha Rodgers]], [[Series/{{Moonlighting}} Agnes DiPesto, Herbert Viola]], and KimPossible.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: "Butcher God" from the episode "State of Grace" - [[ManVFood Adam Richman]].
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* HeyItsThatGuy: "Butcher God" from the episode "State of Grace" - [[ManVFood [[Series/ManVFood Adam Richman]].
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* HeyItsThatGuy: "Butcher God" from the episode "State of Grace" - [[ManVFood Adam Richman]].
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* HeyItsThatGuy: "Butcher God" from the episode "State of Grace" - [[ManVFood Adam Richman]].Richman]].
* RealLifeRelative: "Dog Walker God" was played by Russ Tamblyn, Amber Tamblyn's father.
* RealLifeRelative: "Dog Walker God" was played by Russ Tamblyn, Amber Tamblyn's father.
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* DawsonCasting: Averted in the case of Michael Welch, who at 16 played the 15 year-old Luke. Played straight with Becky Wahlstrom, who at 28 years old played Luke's eight months older girlfriend.
* DuelingShows: Was released at the same time as ''{{Wonderfalls}}'', which had a very similar premise. But Fox didn't even try to put up a fight before cancelling in defeat.
* ExecutiveMeddling: See Main tab.
* HeyItsThatGuy: "Butcher God" from the episode "State of Grace" - [[ManVFood Adam Richman]].
* DuelingShows: Was released at the same time as ''{{Wonderfalls}}'', which had a very similar premise. But Fox didn't even try to put up a fight before cancelling in defeat.
* ExecutiveMeddling: See Main tab.
* HeyItsThatGuy: "Butcher God" from the episode "State of Grace" - [[ManVFood Adam Richman]].
