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* MoralEventHorizon: Remember the days when Paul, Sr. was remorseful for being a bad father to Paul, Jr. and Mikey during their childhoods? [[{{Jerkass}} Yeah, neither does he]]. The first episode of the new version of the show had him running them down constantly, saying he was better off without them, and hoping that Paul, Jr. ''failed at everything he did from now on''. Father of the year, right there.
* TheWoobie: Mikey. Guy is basically the shop bitch, but has such a sweet disposition that you can't help but feel sorry for him.
** His tears when Paul, Jr. left the shop solidified his position as this, saying things to the equivalent of "Who's gonna protect me from Dad now?"
** Paul, Sr is a JerkassWoobie. While he is the one who destroyed his relationship with his son, he has also expressed a strong desire to rekindle a father-son relationship (though not necessarily a business relationship) and doesn't seem to understand why Paulie left in the first place. During the three-way Biker Build-Off challenge when Paulie told him he loved him and hugged him and Paul, Sr. was visibly affected by it.
** Rick briefly took on this status during the first part of the new series. He only wanted to get the bikes done and keep up his friendship with Jr's team, but his boss forbid him to visit their shop. There was also an episode when he considered leaving OCC due to their antagonistic nature towards Jr's business and Sr's crazy antics. However these issues seem to have been settled since.
* TheWoobie: Mikey. Guy is basically the shop bitch, but has such a sweet disposition that you can't help but feel sorry for him.
** His tears when Paul, Jr. left the shop solidified his position as this, saying things to the equivalent of "Who's gonna protect me from Dad now?"
** Paul, Sr is a JerkassWoobie. While he is the one who destroyed his relationship with his son, he has also expressed a strong desire to rekindle a father-son relationship (though not necessarily a business relationship) and doesn't seem to understand why Paulie left in the first place. During the three-way Biker Build-Off challenge when Paulie told him he loved him and hugged him and Paul, Sr. was visibly affected by it.
** Rick briefly took on this status during the first part of the new series. He only wanted to get the bikes done and keep up his friendship with Jr's team, but his boss forbid him to visit their shop. There was also an episode when he considered leaving OCC due to their antagonistic nature towards Jr's business and Sr's crazy antics. However these issues seem to have been settled since.
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* TheWoobie: Mikey. Guy is basically the shop bitch, but has such a sweet disposition that you can't help but feel sorry for him.
** His tears when Paul, Jr. left the shop solidified his position as this, saying things to the equivalent of "Who's gonna protect me from Dad now?"
** Paul, Sr is a JerkassWoobie. While he is the one who destroyed his relationship with his son, he has also expressed a strong desire to rekindle a father-son relationship (though not necessarily a business relationship) and doesn't seem to understand why Paulie left in the first place. During the three-way Biker Build-Off challenge when Paulie told him he loved him and hugged him and Paul, Sr. was visibly affected by it.
** Rick briefly took on this status during the first part of the new series. He only wanted to get the bikes done and keep up his friendship with Jr's team, but his boss forbid him to visit their shop. There was also an episode when he considered leaving OCC due to their antagonistic nature towards Jr's business and Sr's crazy antics. However these issues seem to have been settled since.
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* MemeticMutation: In early 2018, screencaps of a heated argument between Sr and Jr began circulating as a Twitter meme. While the photos of are the two men screaming their heads off (and Paulie hurling a chair), the captions usually either take the form of some kind of scholarly argument or poke fun at {{broken base}}s in pop culture.
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* MemeticMutation: In Sr. and Jr. arguing [[labelnote:Explanation]]In early 2018, screencaps of a heated argument between Sr and Jr began circulating as a Twitter meme. While the photos of are meme, in which the two men screaming scream their heads off (and until Paulie hurling angrily hurls a chair), chair and storms out of the room. The captions are usually either take the form edited to refer to a real-life debate of some kind kind, often those between both sides of scholarly argument or poke fun at {{broken base}}s in pop culture.a BrokenBase.[[/labelnote]]
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* MemeticMutation: In early 2018, for some reason, screencaps of an argument between Sr and Jr began circulating as a Twitter meme. While the photos of are the two men screaming their heads off (and Paulie hurling a chair), the captions usually take the form of some kind of scholarly argument, such as [[https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DZ9VHVDW4AEwRLH.jpg:large the fall of Roman Empire]].
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* MemeticMutation: In early 2018, for some reason, screencaps of an a heated argument between Sr and Jr began circulating as a Twitter meme. While the photos of are the two men screaming their heads off (and Paulie hurling a chair), the captions usually either take the form of some kind of scholarly argument, such as [[https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DZ9VHVDW4AEwRLH.jpg:large the fall of Roman Empire]].argument or poke fun at {{broken base}}s in pop culture.
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* MemeticMutation: In early 2018, for some reason, screencaps of an argument between Sr and Jr began circulating as a Twitter meme. While the photos of are the two men screaming their heads off (and Paulie hurling a chair), the captions usually take the form of some kind of scholarly argument, such as [[https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DZ9VHVDW4AEwRLH.jpg:large the fall of Roman Empire]].
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** Paul, Sr is a JerkassWoobie. While he is the one who destroyed his relationship with his son, he has also expressed a strong desire to rekindle a father-son relationship (though not necessarily a business relationship) and doesn't seem to understand why Paulie left in the first place. During the three-way Biker Build-Off challenge when Paulie told him he loved him and hugged him and Paul, Sr. was visibly affected by it.
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** Paul, Sr is a JerkassWoobie. While he is the one who destroyed his relationship with his son, he has also expressed a strong desire to rekindle a father-son relationship (though not necessarily a business relationship) and doesn't seem to understand why Paulie left in the first place. During the three-way Biker Build-Off challenge when Paulie told him he loved him and hugged him and Paul, Sr. was visibly affected by it.it.
** Rick briefly took on this status during the first part of the new series. He only wanted to get the bikes done and keep up his friendship with Jr's team, but his boss forbid him to visit their shop. There was also an episode when he considered leaving OCC due to their antagonistic nature towards Jr's business and Sr's crazy antics. However these issues seem to have been settled since.
** Rick briefly took on this status during the first part of the new series. He only wanted to get the bikes done and keep up his friendship with Jr's team, but his boss forbid him to visit their shop. There was also an episode when he considered leaving OCC due to their antagonistic nature towards Jr's business and Sr's crazy antics. However these issues seem to have been settled since.
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** His tears when Paul, Jr. left the shop solidified his position as this, saying things to the equivalent of "Who's gonna protect me from Dad now?"
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** His tears when Paul, Jr. left the shop solidified his position as this, saying things to the equivalent of "Who's gonna protect me from Dad now?"now?"
** Paul, Sr is a JerkassWoobie. While he is the one who destroyed his relationship with his son, he has also expressed a strong desire to rekindle a father-son relationship (though not necessarily a business relationship) and doesn't seem to understand why Paulie left in the first place. During the three-way Biker Build-Off challenge when Paulie told him he loved him and hugged him and Paul, Sr. was visibly affected by it.
** Paul, Sr is a JerkassWoobie. While he is the one who destroyed his relationship with his son, he has also expressed a strong desire to rekindle a father-son relationship (though not necessarily a business relationship) and doesn't seem to understand why Paulie left in the first place. During the three-way Biker Build-Off challenge when Paulie told him he loved him and hugged him and Paul, Sr. was visibly affected by it.
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* TheWoobie: Mikey. Guy is basically the shop bitch, but has such a sweet disposition that you can't help but feel sorry for him.
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* TheWoobie: Mikey. Guy is basically the shop bitch, but has such a sweet disposition that you can't help but feel sorry for him.him.
** His tears when Paul, Jr. left the shop solidified his position as this, saying things to the equivalent of "Who's gonna protect me from Dad now?"
** His tears when Paul, Jr. left the shop solidified his position as this, saying things to the equivalent of "Who's gonna protect me from Dad now?"
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* TheWoobie: Mikey. Guy is basically the shop bitch, but has such a sweet disposition that you can't help but feel sorry for him. As is custom with this sort of trope, [[YourMileageMayVary YMMV]].
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* TheWoobie: Mikey. Guy is basically the shop bitch, but has such a sweet disposition that you can't help but feel sorry for him. As is custom with this sort of trope, [[YourMileageMayVary YMMV]].
