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* RichIdiotWithNoDayJob
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* HartmanHips: Most of the women fulfill this trope, if they aren't ImpossibleHourglassFigure, or [[FatGirl Rosie O'Donnell]] and [[HollywoodThin Paris Hilton]].
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The channel space created by Newsworld International in 1994 ceased to exist.
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'''''[=SuperNews=]''''' is a recurring sketch comedy that appeared aired on Current TV (now Al Jazeera America).from 2005 until 2010. It was expanded to a half hour show, featuring recurring characters such as the cast of ''Series/TheHills'', politicians, anthropomorphic representations of Website/MySpace, Friendster, and Website/{{Facebook}} and the Hipsters in Space.
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'''''[=SuperNews=]''''' is a recurring sketch comedy that appeared on Current TV (now Al Jazeera America). It was expanded to a half hour show, featuring recurring characters such as the cast of ''Series/TheHills'', politicians, anthropomorphic representations of {{Myspace}}, Website/MySpace, Friendster, and Website/{{Facebook}} and the Hipsters in Space.
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'''''[=SuperNews=]''''' is a recurring sketch comedy that appeared on Current TV (now Al Jazeera America). It was expanded to a half hour show, featuring recurring characters such as the cast of ''Series/TheHills'', politicians, anthropomorphic representations of {{Myspace}}, Friendster, and {{Facebook}} Website/{{Facebook}} and the Hipsters in Space.
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** And also ironically, Mike Gravel ends up being this in "The First Democratic Debate" despite being the most crazy-acting of all the candidates, when he calls the debate a "boondoggle" and says it doesn't really matter because no one's really talking about anything of any importance. The others however steal his thunder when they say it doesn't matter, because it's only the first debate and no one's watching.
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** And also ironically, Mike Gravel ends up being this in "The First Democratic Debate" despite being the most crazy-acting of all the candidates, when he calls the debate a "boondoggle" and says it doesn't really matter it's pointless because no one's really talking about anything of any importance. The others however steal his thunder when they say it that doesn't matter, because it's only the first debate and no one's watching.
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** And also ironically, Mike Gravel ends up being this in "The First Democratic Debate" despite being the most crazy-acting of all the candidates, when he calls the debate a "boondoggle" and says it doesn't really matter because no one's really talking about anything of any importance. The others however steal his thunder when they say it doesn't matter, because it's only the first debate and no one's watching.
-->'''Brian Williams:''' Wise words. But most people already changed channels to watch a rerun of ''Series/MyNameIsEarl''.
-->'''Brian Williams:''' Wise words. But most people already changed channels to watch a rerun of ''Series/MyNameIsEarl''.
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'''''[=SuperNews=]''''' is a recurring sketch comedy that appeared on Current TV (now Al Jazeera America). It was expanded to a half hour show, featuring recurring characters such as the cast of ''TheHills'', ''Series/TheHills'', politicians, anthropomorphic representations of {{Myspace}}, Friendster, and {{Facebook}} and the Hipsters in Space.
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'''''[=SuperNews=]''''' is a recurring sketch comedy that appeared on Current TV (now Al Jazeera America). Recently it has been It was expanded to a half hour show, featuring recurring characters such as the cast of TheHills, ''TheHills'', politicians, anthropomorphic representations of {{Myspace}}, Friendster, and {{Facebook}} and the Hipsters in Space.
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* HartmanHips: Most of the women fulfill this trope, if they aren't ImpossibleHourglassFigure, or [[FatGirl Rosie O'Donnell]] and Paris Hilton.
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* HartmanHips: Most of the women fulfill this trope, if they aren't ImpossibleHourglassFigure, or [[FatGirl Rosie O'Donnell]] and [[HollywoodThin Paris Hilton.Hilton]].
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->-- '''Rambo''': (While a battle between US troops and Blackwater is fought right outside the White House) "''WHY CAN'T WE'VE A RATIONAL DISCUSSION IN THIS COUNTRY!!!''"
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** Ironically, John Rambo in "Rambo vs Terror"
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-->- '''Rambo''': (While a battle between US troops and Blackwater is fought right outside the White House) "''WHY CAN'T WE'VE A RATIONAL DISCUSSION IN THIS COUNTRY!!!''"
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-->'''Hipster Bot''': You're all! [[ThisIsSparta Horrible! Horrible! People]]! ({{Beat}})
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-->'''Hipster Bot''': You're all! [[ThisIsSparta [[PunctuatedForEmphasis Horrible! Horrible! People]]! ({{Beat}})
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* HartmanHips: Most of the women fulfill this trope, if they aren't ImpossiblyHourglassFigure, or [[FatGirl Rosie O'Donnell]] and Paris Hilton.
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A recurring sketch comedy that appears on Current TV. Recently it has been expanded to a half hour show, featuring recurring characters such as the cast of TheHills, politicians, anthropomorphic representations of {{Myspace}}, Friendster, and {{Facebook}} and the Hipsters in Space.
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* CatchPhrase: "LAME!" and "RAD!" for the hipsters.
* FanHater: Invoked with The Hipsters
* OnlySaneMan: Obama in one sketch with his Cabinet.
** Hipster Bot also counts...when he's out of drugs, that is.
* RichIdiotWithNoDayJob
* StrawmanPolitical: Most of the politicians.
* TakeThat: Way too many to list.
* WhatTheHellHero: The fashion episode of Hipsters in Space has Hipster Bot call out the other hipsters on their choices of "rad" fashion which are a homeless man, a prisoner in a totalitarian country, and a starving child. The last one sends him into a rant about how not everyone has the privileged life the hipsters lead, culminating in this gem...
-->'''Hipster Bot''': You're all! [[ThisIsSparta Horrible! Horrible! People]]! ({{Beat}})
-->'''Captain Art School''': Hipster Bot, did you run out of cocaine again?
-->'''Hipster Bot''': '''Yeeeeees!'''
-->'''Captain Art School''': East Village Boy, take us to the Monica's Apartment nebulon.
-->'''Hipster Bot''': '''Sweeeet!'''
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Features Examples of
* CatchPhrase: "LAME!" and "RAD!" for the hipsters.
* FanHater: Invoked with The Hipsters
* OnlySaneMan: Obama in one sketch with his Cabinet.
** Hipster Bot also counts...when he's out of drugs, that is.
* RichIdiotWithNoDayJob
* StrawmanPolitical: Most of the politicians.
* TakeThat: Way too many to list.
* WhatTheHellHero: The fashion episode of Hipsters in Space has Hipster Bot call out the other hipsters on their choices of "rad" fashion which are a homeless man, a prisoner in a totalitarian country, and a starving child. The last one sends him into a rant about how not everyone has the privileged life the hipsters lead, culminating in this gem...
-->'''Hipster Bot''': You're all! [[ThisIsSparta Horrible! Horrible! People]]! ({{Beat}})
-->'''Captain Art School''': Hipster Bot, did you run out of cocaine again?
-->'''Hipster Bot''': '''Yeeeeees!'''
-->'''Captain Art School''': East Village Boy, take us to the Monica's Apartment nebulon.
-->'''Hipster Bot''': '''Sweeeet!'''
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