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* HilariousInHindsight: If this movie were released today, it would be rated PG-13 despite the infamous PrecisionFStrike scene that talks about the R rating--PG-13 movies are allowed to use the word "fuck" once, and that scene is the only time the movie ever uses it; plus, the film's content otherwise never really reaches R levels.

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* HilariousInHindsight: If this movie were released today, it would be rated PG-13 despite the infamous PrecisionFStrike scene that talks about the R rating--PG-13 movies are allowed to use the word "fuck" once, and that scene is the only time the movie ever uses it; plus, the film's content otherwise never really reaches R levels.levels (which is lampshaded in the aforementioned scene).
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* HilariousInHindsight: If this movie were released today, it would be rated PG-13 despite the infamous PrecisionFStrike scene that talks about the R rating--PG-13 movies are allowed to use the word "fuck" once, and that scene is the only time the movie ever uses it; plus, the film's content otherwise never really reaches R levels.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Malvert.
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* HarsherInHindsight: In 1991, a man named Eric Keene broke into Creator/StephenKing's home in Bangor, ME, and confronted King's wife Tabitha. He claimed that King had plagiarized the book ''Literature/{{Misery}}'', and also claimed to have a bomb in the box he was carrying. Upon Keene's arrest and inspection of the box, what was inside turned out to be a fake bomb made of straightened paperclips and pencil erasers, and no one was hurt in the incident (depending on your view, this could also be a case of HilariousInHindsight).
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* RewatchBonus: Flash takes care of a drunk Victor like a pro which isn't surprising because she's usually supercompetent. Then we learn that her mother is an alcoholic and it becomes sad. She probably has a lot of experience taking care of drunk people.

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* RewatchBonus: HarsherInHindsight: Flash takes care of a drunk Victor like a pro which isn't surprising because she's [[HyperCompetentSidekick usually supercompetent. supercompetent.]] Then we learn that [[AlcoholicParent her mother is an alcoholic alcoholic]] and it becomes sad. She probably has a lot of experience taking care of drunk people.
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* SoOkayItsAverage: The critical consensus seems to have been this. The film has some funny moments, but it's too uneven.

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* SoOkayItsAverage: The critical consensus seems to have been this. The that the film has some funny moments, but it's too uneven.
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* SoOkayItsAverage: The critical consensus seems to have been this. The film has some funny moments, but it's too uneven.

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* ShipMates: Cody/Grace and Romeo/Emily [[ShipToShipCombat in contrast]] to Cody/Emily.
* ShipToShipCombat: Cody/Emily shippers vs. those who ship Cody/Grace and/or Romeo/Emily.

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* ShipMates: Cody/Grace and Romeo/Emily [[ShipToShipCombat in contrast]] contrast to Cody/Emily.
* ShipToShipCombat: Cody/Emily shippers vs. those who ship Cody/Grace and/or Romeo/Emily.
Cody/Emily.
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* ShipToShipCombat: Cody/Emily shippers vs. those who ship Cody Grace and/or Romeo/Emily.

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* ShipToShipCombat: Cody/Emily shippers vs. those who ship Cody Grace Cody/Grace and/or Romeo/Emily.
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* ShipMates: Cody/Grace and Romeo/Emily [[ShipToShipCombat in contrast]] to Cody/Emily.
* ShipToShipCombat: Cody/Emily shippers vs. those who ship Cody Grace and/or Romeo/Emily.
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RewatchBonus: Flash takes care of a drunk Victor like a pro which isn't surprising because she's usually supercompetent. Then we learn that her mother is an alcoholic and it becomes sad. She probably has a lot of experience taking care of drunk people.

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* RewatchBonus: Flash takes care of a drunk Victor like a pro which isn't surprising because she's usually supercompetent. Then we learn that her mother is an alcoholic and it becomes sad. She probably has a lot of experience taking care of drunk people.

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* FridgeBrilliance: Flash takes care of a drunk Victor like a pro which isn't surprising because she's usually supercompetent. Then we learn that her mother is an alcoholic and it becomes sad. She probably has a lot of experience taking care of drunk people.


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RewatchBonus: Flash takes care of a drunk Victor like a pro which isn't surprising because she's usually supercompetent. Then we learn that her mother is an alcoholic and it becomes sad. She probably has a lot of experience taking care of drunk people.
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!!YMMV Tropes for the [[StudentBodies Television Series]]:

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* FridgeBrilliance: In "Snowed In," for a short time after her injury, Flash behaves like a small, scared child, not at all like her usual self. She actually seemed like she was about to cry when she saw that Victor hadn't made a particular crab dish that she liked. At first, it seems strange, not only because Flash isn't usually the one to whine, but also because a teenager should not be so emotional over a minor injury like a sprained ankle. But in hindsight, it makes sense. Flash was always the hypercompetent one, always on top of things. She was the one who took care of other people, including Victor and even her own mother. And now, she was forced to rely on others to take care of her. The feeling of helplessness that comes of being injured and dependent on others wasn't something she was used to handling, and it frightened her. It wasn't long, though, before she managed to pull herself together and resumed her usual snark.

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!! YMMV Tropes for the Television Series:[[Film/StudentBodies Film]]:
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* FridgeBrilliance: Flash takes care of a drunk Victor like a pro which isn't surprising because she's usually supercompetant. Then we learn that her mother is an alcoholic and it becomes sad. She probably has a lot of experience taking care of drunk people.

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* FridgeBrilliance: Flash takes care of a drunk Victor like a pro which isn't surprising because she's usually supercompetant.supercompetent. Then we learn that her mother is an alcoholic and it becomes sad. She probably has a lot of experience taking care of drunk people.people.
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* FridgeBrilliance: Flash takes care of a drunk Victor like a pro which isn't surprising because she's usually supercompetant. Then we learn that her mother is an alcoholic and it becomes sad. She probably has a lot of experience taking care of drunk people.

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