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* RetroactiveRecognition: Creator/JeriRyan made her TV debut as the swimming instructor Pam in the 1991 episode "The Unsinkable Tony Micelli".
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* ValuesDissonance: These days the show's very title comes off as absurd; Tony is Angela's employee and their genders have nothing to do with it. This was mocked in ''{{Series/Community}}'' when a professor in media studies devotes his career to analyzing the titular question, approaching it as some sort of philosophical conundrum, only for [[TheSmartGuy Abed]] to deflate him with a lengthy lecture about why Angela was, in every meaning of the word, unquestionably "the boss".
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* ValuesDissonance: These days the show's very title comes off as absurd; Tony is Angela's employee and their genders have nothing to do with it. This was mocked in ''{{Series/Community}}'' when a professor in media studies devotes his career to analyzing the titular question, approaching it as some sort of philosophical conundrum, only for [[TheSmartGuy Abed]] to deflate him with a lengthy lecture about why Angela was, in every possible meaning of the word, unquestionably "the boss".
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*** The correct answer is Mona. She hired Tony.
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* ValuesDissonance: These days the show's very title comes off as absurd; Tony is Angela's employee and their genders have nothing to do with it. This was mocked in ''{{Series/Community}}'' when a professor in media studies devotes his career to analyzing the titular question, approaching it as a philosophical conundrum, only for [[TheSmartGuy Abed]] to deflate him with a lengthy lecture about why Angela was, in every meaning of the word, unquestionably "the boss".
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* ValuesDissonance: These days the show's very title comes off as absurd; Tony is Angela's employee and their genders have nothing to do with it. This was mocked in ''{{Series/Community}}'' when a professor in media studies devotes his career to analyzing the titular question, approaching it as a some sort of philosophical conundrum, only for [[TheSmartGuy Abed]] to deflate him with a lengthy lecture about why Angela was, in every meaning of the word, unquestionably "the boss".
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* ValuesDissonance: These days the show's very title comes off as absurd; Tony is Angela's employee and their genders have nothing to do with it. This was mocked in ''{{Series/Community}}'' when a professor in media studies devotes his career to analyzing the titular question, only for [[TheSmartGuy Abed]] to deflate him with a lengthy lecture about why Angela was unquestionably the boss.
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* ValuesDissonance: These days the show's very title comes off as absurd; Tony is Angela's employee and their genders have nothing to do with it. This was mocked in ''{{Series/Community}}'' when a professor in media studies devotes his career to analyzing the titular question, approaching it as a philosophical conundrum, only for [[TheSmartGuy Abed]] to deflate him with a lengthy lecture about why Angela was was, in every meaning of the word, unquestionably the boss."the boss".
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* ValuesResonance: The show features a stay-at-home 'dad', a non-sterotypical intellectual Italian man and a middle-aged woman with a healthy social and sex life. Not bad for something from the Eighties.
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* ValuesResonance: The show features a stay-at-home 'dad', ParentalSubstitute, a non-sterotypical intellectual Italian man and a middle-aged woman with a healthy social and sex life. Not bad for something from the Eighties.TheEighties.
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** Foreshadowing Creator/AlyssaMilano's [[Series/Charmed1998 other noteworthy TV role]], there's an episode from Season 2 called "Charmed Lives" that takes place in UsefulNotes/SanFrancisco. Ironically, Alyssa herself, doesn't appear in the episode.
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** Foreshadowing Creator/AlyssaMilano's [[Series/Charmed1998 other noteworthy TV role]], there's an episode from Season 2 called "Charmed Lives" that also takes place in UsefulNotes/SanFrancisco. Ironically, Alyssa herself, doesn't appear in the episode.
