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* PocketProtector: In "Et tu", [[spoiler:when Roberto activates the curse of Brutus' knife to make Saltine stab Rip, Saltine has enough to control to aim for the a wallet full of jerky that Rip keeps in his pocket, preventing a fatal wound]].
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* TheMole: "Et tu" has [[spoiler:Roberto, an Italian local that Saltine instantly falls in love with and Rip immediately trusts more than his own assistant due to what happened with Zane, betray them in order to use Brutus' knife for his own ambitious plans]].
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* HistoryRepeats: The Pilot opens with Rip getting betrayed by his friend Zane during an adventure, and having to choose between getting revenge or getting his wounded wife to safety; he picks the former, which ends up becoming a case of MyGreatestFailure when Zane escapes ''and'' his wife dies. The Pilot's climax has Rip having to choose between getting revenge when Zane steals Hammurabi's Hat from him or saving his new assistant Saltine after Zane shoots her, with him openly acknowledging how MyGreatestSecondChance is in play.
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* TheRival: Zane Troy, Digman's former assistant turned who backstabbed him during an adventure, is now Digman's greatest rival in the archaeology rankings.
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* HollywoodNatives: Zigzagged in the first episode. It initially averts the stereotype by depicting natives as modern citizens confronting Digman with legal representation for stealing their cultural artifact. Later exaggerated when Digman discovers an isolated tribe of [[FrazettaMan literal neanderthals]] that have possession of Hammurabi's helmet.
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* ElaborateUndergroundBase: At the end of the Pilot, [[spoiler:Digman saying he's going to his "secret base" seems to just be his way of saying he's using the bathroom, until a wall in the bathroom opens up and reveals a massive facility complete with his frozen wife on display]].
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* TheManBehindTheMan: Near the end of the Pilot, [[spoiler:the curator that Zane delivered Hammurabi's Hat to enters a hidden room and presents it on an altar, asking an unseen figure if it's to his liking]].
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* TrackingDevice: In the climax of the Pilot, Zane is able to track down Digman and steal Hammurabi's Hat from him because the business card he gave Digman earlier, which Digman never bothered to throw away despite it only containing the words "[[Pixellation F--- You]]", is one of these.
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* TrackingDevice: In the climax of the Pilot, Zane is able to track down Digman and steal Hammurabi's Hat from him because the business card he gave Digman earlier, which Digman never bothered to throw away despite it only containing the words "[[Pixellation "[[{{Pixellation}} F--- You]]", is one of these.
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* ExcitedShowTitle: As the trailer shows, the proper title for the series is ''Digman!'' with the exclamation point.
* {{Expy}}: Rip's status as an AdventureArchaeologist very much in the vein of Indiana Jones is lampshaded in the trailer when he's asked if he [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes has a fear of snakes]] and he answers that he loves them because he's "his own unique character".
* ExcitedShowTitle: As the trailer shows, the proper title for the series is ''Digman!'' with the exclamation point.
* {{Expy}}: Rip's status as an AdventureArchaeologist very much in the vein of Indiana Jones is lampshaded in the trailer when he's asked if he [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes has a fear of snakes]] and he answers that he loves them because he's "his own unique character".
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* AdventurerArchaeologist: The trailer shows off the characters doing frequently do things that wouldn’t be out of place in an ''Franchise/IndianaJones'' movie - uncovering lost artifacts, running from traps meant to protect the artifacts, chasing after bad guys who have stolen said artifacts, the works.
* CannotConveySarcasm: Zane's British accent makes it impossible for most people to tell when he's being sarcastic, which means that when the Pilot ends with him "thanking" Digman for helping him obtain Hammurabi's Hat, the media assumes he's being genuine and museums start sending Digman a bunch of job offers.
* ExcitedShowTitle:As the trailer shows, the The proper title for the series is ''Digman!'' with the exclamation point.
* {{Expy}}: Rip's status as an AdventureArchaeologist very much in the vein of Indiana Jones is lampshaded in thetrailer Pilot when he's asked if he [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes has a fear of snakes]] when a bunch of them are surrounding the lever to a door, and he answers that he loves them because he's "his own unique character".character".
* HistoryRepeats: The Pilot opens with Rip getting betrayed by his friend Zane during an adventure, and having to choose between getting revenge or letting his wife die; he picks the former, which ends up becoming a case of MyGreatestMistake. The Pilot's climax has Rip having to choose between getting revenge when Zane steals Hammurabi's Hat from him or letting his new assistant Saltine die from a bullet wound inflicted by Zane, with him openly acknowledging how MyGreatestSecondChance is in play.
* HumanSacrifice: In the Pilot, Rip is prepared to become the leader of the tribe of natives that were guarding the legendary Hat of Hammurabi until he learns that they're actually planning to sacrifice him, at which point he replaces himself with a wooden dummy and asks Saltine to help him get out of there.
* TheLostLenore: The Pilot opens with Rip Digman's wife getting bit by a poisonous plant during an adventure and dying when Rip tries to get revenge on his treacherous friend instead of taking her to safety. [[spoiler:The Pilot's final scene reveals that she's being kept in suspended animation until Rip can find the Holy Grail and cure her.]]
* CannotConveySarcasm: Zane's British accent makes it impossible for most people to tell when he's being sarcastic, which means that when the Pilot ends with him "thanking" Digman for helping him obtain Hammurabi's Hat, the media assumes he's being genuine and museums start sending Digman a bunch of job offers.
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* {{Expy}}: Rip's status as an AdventureArchaeologist very much in the vein of Indiana Jones is lampshaded in the
* HistoryRepeats: The Pilot opens with Rip getting betrayed by his friend Zane during an adventure, and having to choose between getting revenge or letting his wife die; he picks the former, which ends up becoming a case of MyGreatestMistake. The Pilot's climax has Rip having to choose between getting revenge when Zane steals Hammurabi's Hat from him or letting his new assistant Saltine die from a bullet wound inflicted by Zane, with him openly acknowledging how MyGreatestSecondChance is in play.
* HumanSacrifice: In the Pilot, Rip is prepared to become the leader of the tribe of natives that were guarding the legendary Hat of Hammurabi until he learns that they're actually planning to sacrifice him, at which point he replaces himself with a wooden dummy and asks Saltine to help him get out of there.
* TheLostLenore: The Pilot opens with Rip Digman's wife getting bit by a poisonous plant during an adventure and dying when Rip tries to get revenge on his treacherous friend instead of taking her to safety. [[spoiler:The Pilot's final scene reveals that she's being kept in suspended animation until Rip can find the Holy Grail and cure her.]]
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* TeenGenius: Saltine is a student taking an archaeology class from Rip at university at school before deciding to become his new assistant.
* TemptingFate: Thetrailer Pilot begins with a clip flashback of Digman and his team on a treasure hunt, with a voice over by Digman saying “Legends are rarely real”. Cut to the group running from an erupting volcano with one team member commenting that this legend was real.real.
* TrackingDevice: In the climax of the Pilot, Zane is able to track down Digman and steal Hammurabi's Hat from him because the business card he gave Digman earlier, which Digman never bothered to throw away despite it only containing the words "Fuck You", is one of these.
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* TrackingDevice: In the climax of the Pilot, Zane is able to track down Digman and steal Hammurabi's Hat from him because the business card he gave Digman earlier, which Digman never bothered to throw away despite it only containing the words "Fuck You", is one of these.
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'''Previews:''' [[https://youtu.be/LrhkQD2gn0E Trailer 1]]
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: As heard in the trailer, Samberg’s voice for Digman is comparable to that of Creator/NicholasCage.
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''Digman!'' is a 2023 adult animated adventure comedy series created by Creator/AndySamberg and Neil Campbell (a writer on the Samberg led ''Series/BrooklynNineNine''). The series stars Samberg, Mitra Jouhari (''Series/ThreeBusyDebras''), Creator/TimRobinson, Dale Soules (''Series/OrangeIsTheNewBlack''), Gus Khan (''Series/OurFlagMeansDeath''), Creator/MelissaFumero, and Creator/TimMeadows.
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''Digman!'' is a 2023 adult animated adventure comedy series created by Creator/AndySamberg and Neil Campbell (a writer on the Samberg led Samberg-led ''Series/BrooklynNineNine''). The series stars Samberg, Mitra Jouhari (''Series/ThreeBusyDebras''), Creator/TimRobinson, Dale Soules (''Series/OrangeIsTheNewBlack''), Gus Khan (''Series/OurFlagMeansDeath''), Creator/MelissaFumero, and Creator/TimMeadows.
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''Digman!'' is a 2023 adult animated adventure comedy series created by Creator/AndySamberg and Neil Campbell (a writer on the Samberg led ''Series/BrooklynNineNine''). The series stars Samberg, Mitra Jouhari (''Series/ThreeBusyDebras''), Creator/TimRobinson, Creator/DaleSoulesDale Soules (''Series/OrangeIsTheNewBlack''), Gus Khan (''Series/OurFlagMeansDeath''), Creator/MelissaFumero, and Creator/TimMeadows.
Samberg plays Rip Digman, an AdventureArcheologist in a world where archeologists are treated as celebrities. The series is set to premiere on Creator/ComedyCentral March 22, 2023.
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''Digman!'' is a 2023 adult animated adventure comedy series created by Creator/AndySamberg and Neil Campbell (a writer on the Samberg led ''Series/BrooklynNineNine''). The series stars Samberg, Mitra Jouhari (''Series/ThreeBusyDebras''), Creator/TimRobinson,Creator/TimRobinson, Creator/DaleSoules
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''Digman!'' is a 2023 adult animated adventure comedy series created by Creator/AndySamberg and Neil Campbell (a writer on the Samberg led ''Series/BrooklynNineNine''). The series stars Samberg, Mitra Jouhari (''Series/ThreeBusyDebras''), Creator/TimRobinson,
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''Digman!'' is a 2023 adult animated adventure comedy series created by Creator/AndySamberg and Neil Campbell (a writer on the Samberg led ''Series/BrooklynNineNine''). The series stars Samberg, Mitra Jouhari (''Series/ThreeBusyDebras''), Creator/TimRobinson,
