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* In the epilogue, [[https://itscurtains.dreamwidth.org/27594.html?thread=17837514#cmt17837514 Spongebob accidentally intimidated Mephisto]] just by being himself.
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* Once Beetlejuice came to save everyone from the school, Farrah found [[https://itscurtains.dreamwidth.org/27287.html?thread=17649303#cmt17649303 a lyre]] she thought was Orpheus's and was confused on being told his lyre was actually a guitar. Discord wondered if he simply saw all guitars as lyres, and what he'd see if someone showed him an electric guitar.
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* In the final confrontation, Spongebob tried to get the Wizard to lower his force field by...asking politely. Cue a ReactionShot from the entire rest of the cast, the Wizard declining, and Spongebob genuinely hoping that would've worked.
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* When the first culprit is discovered to wear contact lenses, Hook takes it as proof that reading glasses are superior. When called on how-hot funny a joke it is, Hook declares himself to be absolutely hilarious despite naysayers.
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* When the first culprit is discovered to wear contact lenses, Hook takes it as proof that reading glasses are superior. When called on how-hot funny how not-funny a joke it is, Hook declares himself to be absolutely hilarious despite naysayers.
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* During the second investigation, Hook decided the Halloween cake might have a clue to the murder and promptly smashed it. Nothing was found but delicious cake and icing, and the moderators said "The Halloween cake is dead, you monster" in the same manner as when finding a victim.
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* When the first culprit is discovered to wear contact lenses, Hook takes it as proof that reading glasses are superior. When called on how-hot funny a joke it is, Hook declares himself to be absolutely hilarious despite naysayers.
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** The Pirate King's title is also "The Pirate King." It's repeated two more times with sticky notes.
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** The Pirate King's title is also "The Pirate King." It's repeated two more times with sticky notes.
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* [[spoiler: Dark Cain]] attempts a RiddleMeThis as to [[spoiler:his identity]] in order to further torment the cast during the fourth trial. Billy Flynn [[EpilepticTrees guesses]] [[IKnewIt correctly]]... on his first try. Made more hilarious by the fact that Flynn's ''player'' was also just randomly guessing it, never expecting it to actually be right.
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* [[spoiler: Dark Cain]] Cain attempts a RiddleMeThis as to [[spoiler:his identity]] his identity in order to further torment the cast during the fourth trial. Billy Flynn [[EpilepticTrees guesses]] [[IKnewIt correctly]]... on his first try. Made more hilarious by the fact that Flynn's ''player'' was also just randomly guessing it, never expecting it to actually be right.
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* During the epilogue, Hades showed up, causing both Peregrine and the Balladeer to mistake him for Peter Howland, both of whom are played by Patrick Page. Later, Persephone shows up and boops Hades' nose, causing a great about of indignity.
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* During Week 3, the SQUIP discovered a copy of itself in its pill form and ran around looking for Mountain Dew to sync up... and was ''not'' pleased to learn Angus had thrown out empty Mountain Dew bottles.
