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* TheScrappy: Barb's enforcer in season 10, Candy. A [[DroppedABridgeOnHim bridge]] was thankfully dropped on her.
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* StatusQuoIsGod: The final episode of season 10 sees [[DroppedABridgeOnHim bridges dropped]] on several new characters, and several new plotlines and characterizations [[HandWave hand-waved]] away.
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* DenserAndWackier: Season 10 takes the slapstick, profanity and guest appearances to even higher levels.
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* EndingFatigue: The season 8 finale. The boys get arrested... then there's still ten minutes worth of wrap-up. It makes Lord of the Rings feel like a blink and you'll miss it moment,
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** Conky - More likely Bubbles himself, as he became easily the most beloved character on the show.
** Bubbles started off as a minor character (the actor who plays him is a producer/writer of the show). By the fourth season he's not only main cast but a full-on lead along with Ricky and Julian. Conky could be said to have a bit of a {{Broken Base}}, while some absolutely loved him, others truly hated the puppet for various reasons.
** Phil Collins started off as a minor character who appeared a few times, but was given a larger role in season 7.
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** Conky - More likely Bubbles himself, as he became easily the most beloved character on the show.
** Bubbles started off as a minor character (the actor who plays him is a producer/writer of the show). By the fourth season he's not only main cast but a full-on lead along with Ricky and Julian. Conky could be said to have a bit of a {{Broken Base}}, while some absolutely loved him, others truly hated the puppet for various reasons.
** Phil Collins started off as a minor character who appeared a few times, but was given a larger role in season 7.
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* EndingFatigue: The season 8 finale. The boys get arrested... then there's still ten minutes worth of wrap-up. It makes Lord of the Rings feel like a blink and you'll miss it moment,
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** Bubbles started off as a minor character (the actor who plays him is a producer/writer of the show). By the fourth season he's not only main cast but a full-on lead along with Ricky and Julian. Conky could be said to have a bit of a {{Broken Base}}, while some absolutely loved him, others truly hated the puppet for various reasons.
** Phil Collins started off as a minor character who appeared a few times, but was given a larger role in season 7.moment.
* EnsembleDarkhorse:
** Conky - More likely Bubbles himself, as he became easily the most beloved character on the show.
** Bubbles started off as a minor character (the actor who plays him is a producer/writer of the show). By the fourth season he's not only main cast but a full-on lead along with Ricky and Julian. Conky could be said to have a bit of a {{Broken Base}}, while some absolutely loved him, others truly hated the puppet for various reasons.
** Phil Collins started off as a minor character who appeared a few times, but was given a larger role in season 7.
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*** In an early episode, they also insist that it's gay for two men to hug each other after seeing Ricky and Julian do so, but by the end of the sixth season, they hug and say they love each other--and other -- and then Trevor breaks down and cries because he misses Cory after Ricky separates them.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: Don't Legalize It is this relative to the preceding movies and later seasons, featuring understated humor, more emotional scenes and a somewhat bleaker tone more in line with the first two seasons. The series' trademark debauchery and antics are of course still present, but the shift in tone is still very noticeable.
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* Darker and Edgier: DarkerAndEdgier: Don't Legalize It is this relative to the preceding movies and later seasons, featuring understated humor, more emotional scenes and a somewhat bleaker tone more in line with the first two seasons. The series' trademark debauchery and antics are of course still present, but the shift in tone is still very noticeable.
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* HoYay: Julian tries to persuade Ricky to marry Lucy by telling him (falsely) that people think Ricky is gay. The plan backfires when Ricky not only wonders whether he might actually be gay, but also whether he and Julian are ''both'' gay.
** Julian often dates women, but other characters repeatedly make insinuations about the relationship between him and Randy. Julian will usually deny it once, then ignore further references. In one of the films, Julian even goes so far as to let Mr. Lahey believe that he and Randy are dating intone it has order to manipulate him.
** Cory and Trevor hook up withIrish classics such as ''Series/FatherTed''.two transvestites and unconvincingly deny having done anything with them, spy on J Roc through his bedroom window (while he happens to be "getting changed"), and are easily convinced by Julian and Ricky to service the male clients of Julian's massage parlor.
*** In an early episode, they also insist that it's gay for two men to hug each other after seeing Ricky and Julian do so, but by the end of the sixth season, they hug and say they love each other--and then Trevor breaks down and cries because he misses Cory after Ricky separates them.
* HoYay: Julian tries to persuade Ricky to marry Lucy by telling him (falsely) that people think Ricky is gay. The plan backfires when Ricky not only wonders whether he might actually be gay, but also whether he and Julian are ''both'' gay.
** Julian often dates women, but other characters repeatedly make insinuations about the relationship between him and Randy. Julian will usually deny it once, then ignore further references. In one of the films, Julian even goes so far as to let Mr. Lahey believe that he and Randy are dating in
** Cory and Trevor hook up with
*** In an early episode, they also insist that it's gay for two men to hug each other after seeing Ricky and Julian do so, but by the end of the sixth season, they hug and say they love each other--and then Trevor breaks down and cries because he misses Cory after Ricky separates them.
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** Season 7 is largely considered to be ''roughly'' on the same level as the others, but some parts of the fanbase dislike it due to the wackier plot and the return of Conky (see IdiotPlot above).
** Season 7 is largely considered to be ''roughly'' on the same level as the others, but some parts of the fanbase dislike it due to the wackier plot and the return of Conky (see IdiotPlot above).
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: Not at first, but season 4 and onwards {{flanderiz|ation}}e the Boys, courtesy of TookALevelInJerkass and Lahey is still as much of a {{Jerkass}} as before that it gets hard to root for any party.
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* WinBackTheCrowd: The final few seasons took a noticeable drop in quality, but the Netflix revival ones have both been well received by fans.
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* VindicatedByCable: While the show has always been a national treasure for Canadians, it was a CultClassic at best in all other countries. Since its release on Netflix, it has steadily grown in popularity outside of its home state and has received several Netflix original specials as a result.
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* {{Squick}}: [[RunningGag Dirty ol' piss jugs.]]
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* [[NightmareFuel Nightmare Fuel Unleaded]]: Conky again. Played for laughs with the ominous music that accompanies him, but the viewer is ''never quite sure'' whether Bubbles is in control of him.
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* [[NightmareFuel Nightmare Fuel Unleaded]]: NightmareFuel: Conky again. Played for laughs with the ominous music that accompanies him, but the viewer is ''never quite sure'' whether Bubbles is in control of him.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Trina Lahey was played by EllenPage, years before she starred in ''{{Film/Juno}}''.
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* IdiotPlot: The majority of the time, the plots are rather far fetched and silly, but they're still practical to the situation they're facing. Season 7 just takes it a little far when they decide to build a track for a toy train to transport their drugs over the border to the USA. There are literally dozens of ways they could have made this easier, like simply filling a garbage bag, going into the woods, and throwing it across the border at night time. The fact that their 'henchmen' were able to spend enough time there to make the track without getting caught just proves they could have pulled it off that way. Clearly a case of JumpingTheShark, at the creators were just trying to keep up with the RuleOfFunny, and were running out of good, plausible ideas.
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* IdiotPlot: The majority of the time, the plots are rather far fetched and silly, but they're still practical to the situation they're facing. Season 7 just takes it a little far when they decide to build a track for a toy train to transport their drugs over the border to the USA. There are literally dozens of ways they could have made this easier, like simply filling a garbage bag, going into the woods, and throwing it across the border at night time. The fact that their 'henchmen' were able to spend enough time there to make the track without getting caught just proves they could have pulled it off that way. Clearly a case of JumpingTheShark, at the creators were just trying to keep up with the RuleOfFunny, and were running out of good, plausible ideas.
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** In Season 8, the plots are a little less silly, more in-line with seasons before 7. The character traits are more exaggerated than ever, which is good, bad, or indifferent depending on who you ask.
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* EndingFatigue: The season 8 finale. The boys get arrested... then there's still ten minutes worth of wrap-up. It makes Lord of the Rings feel like a blink and you'll miss it moment,
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The end of Season 4 set up some impressive CharacterDevelopment for Cory and Trevor, as well as potential for all kinds of new plots when [[TheDogBitesBack they finally repay Ricky and Julian for all the years of abuse]] and use the Boys' drug money to buy the park for themselves. Unfortunately, come Season 5 everything's back to the way it was, as Barbara Lahey tricked Cory and Trevor into thinking they were buying the park, stole the drug money and used it to pay off Sunnyvale's debts without having to sell it.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Trina Lahey was played by Ellen Page, years before she starred in {{Juno}}.
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* [[NightmareFuelUnleaded [[NightmareFuel Nightmare Fuel Unleaded]]: Conky again. Played for laughs with the ominous music that accompanies him, but the viewer is ''never quite sure'' whether Bubbles is in control of him.
