History WebVideo / EconomyWatch

* {{Extraverted Nerd}}: David in particular is very nerdy, but is sometimes outgoing.

* {{Fallen Angel}}: Used literally in "It's An Economic Snowfall". The antagonist is a massive fallen angel from "the Economist's Afterlife". Not much about the Econiangel's origins, and it is suggested that it is a fallen angel.

* {{Kent Brockman News}}: News programs are used to provide exposition from time to time, often featuring different channels and hosts. Below are examples.
** "Night of The Economic Dead", hosted by Pepita Jones
** "A Very Hoarder Christmas", hosted by Pepita Jones
** "Spanish Pesetas", hosted by Jimmy Garcia
** "Cryptic Cryptos", hosted by Frederick Jones
** "The Economics of Football", hosted by Jimmy Garcia

* {{Foreign Language Tirade}}: He and Ronaldo give a long rant about Franco in Spanish, without subtitles.

* {{Creator Breakdown}}: David began the show shortly after being diagnosed with chronic depression, and wrote the Season 2 finale shortly after a series of major breakdowns in 2022. The namesake acts pretty gleeful, but has shown emotional or fragile sides, such as in the Season 2 finale.

Economy Watch is a 2021 web series created by Creator/DavidJohnson, in which a fictionalized version of himself discusses economics and monetary trends in a comedic manner. He is joined frequently by Isaac Johnson (Dayan Hatchwell), Dennis Smith (Nico Davis), Jimmy Garcia (Jaime Abarca), Frederick Jones (Keith Johnson), Pepita Jones (Rocio Millan Johnson) and Matthew Stratton (Nathan Booth). Delia Millan serves as the show's cinematographer and plays additional unnamed roles, such as a store employee or a doctor. The posters were designed by Nico Davis and the theme music by Harshkrit Golla. The series is produced by Johnson's production company, Creator/CircumferenceFilms.

* {{The White House}}: David visits Washington D.C., in the Fairfax county, which he grew up in. While he doesn't go inside the White House, he compares monuments like the Washington Monument to that of a massive penis.

* {{Loan Shark}}: This trope is used in an interesting manner in the show. A Season 3 episode is a parody of shark movies such as ''Film/Jaws'' or ''Film/Sharknado'', and the main subject is about loan sharks, thus making it pretty meta!

* {{Mid-Review Sketch Show}}: The show often features additional sketches or skits that develop into a larger plotline or arc.

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