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The show is a collaboration between Creator/{{Showtime}} and Creator/{{Sky}} Sky Atlantic]]. It's a series of six episodes.

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The show is a collaboration between Creator/{{Showtime}} and Creator/{{Sky}} [[Creator/{{Sky}} Sky Atlantic]]. It's a series of six episodes.
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The show is a collaboration between Showtime and Sky Atlantic. It's a series of six episodes.

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The show is a collaboration between Showtime Creator/{{Showtime}} and Creator/{{Sky}} Sky Atlantic.Atlantic]]. It's a series of six episodes.
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Per TRS, this was renamed to Sex Starts Story Stops


* CoitusEnsues: Marcus stumbles on Dhari having sex with Eliette in Belgium, when before this they were barely even shown as interacting with each other.
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''Guerrilla'' is a 2017 British miniseries about an activist couple in London c. 1971 during a time of social turmoil when Britain has recently passed the Immigration Act 1971 as law. It stars Creator/IdrisElba, Creator/FreidaPinto, Creator/RoryKinnear and Creator/BabouCeesay. Jas (Pinto) and Marcus (Ceesay) are members of the British Black Panthers, working now to politically educate black prisoners. Due to facing high unemployment and police brutality, many Black British and British Asian English people are angry at the government.

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''Guerrilla'' is a 2017 British miniseries about an activist couple in London c. 1971 during a time of social turmoil when Britain has recently passed the Immigration Act 1971 as law. It stars Creator/IdrisElba, Creator/FreidaPinto, Creator/RoryKinnear and Creator/BabouCeesay. Jas (Pinto) and Marcus (Ceesay) are members of the British Black Panthers, working now to politically educate black prisoners. Due to facing high unemployment and police brutality, many Black British and British Asian English people are angry at the government.
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Audience Reaction + not an example, since the trope is an adaptational change. Even if one considers real life the "source", the example then admits that SA women were part of the group anyway


* RaceLift: Critics have accused the series of [[InvokedTrope invoking]] this by making Jas South Asian and not black. Actual members of the British Black Panthers have defended the show, however, saying the Black Panthers were also often South Asian (women included) and "black" then was used as an umbrella term for both. The issue of gendered racism has come up due to the lack of South Asian men and Black women as co-leading roles in the series though.
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''Guerrilla'' is a 2017 British miniseries about an activist couple in London c. 1971 during a time of social turmoil when Britain has recently passed the Immigration Act 1971 as law. It stars Creator/IdrisElba, Freida Pinto, Creator/RoryKinnear and Babou Ceesay. Jas (Pinto) and Marcus (Ceesay) are members of the British Black Panthers, working now to politically educate black prisoners. Due to facing high unemployment and police brutality, many Black British and British Asian English people are angry at the government.

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''Guerrilla'' is a 2017 British miniseries about an activist couple in London c. 1971 during a time of social turmoil when Britain has recently passed the Immigration Act 1971 as law. It stars Creator/IdrisElba, Freida Pinto, Creator/FreidaPinto, Creator/RoryKinnear and Babou Ceesay.Creator/BabouCeesay. Jas (Pinto) and Marcus (Ceesay) are members of the British Black Panthers, working now to politically educate black prisoners. Due to facing high unemployment and police brutality, many Black British and British Asian English people are angry at the government.
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* RaceLift: Critics have accused the series of [[InvokedTrope invoking]] this by making Jas South Asian and not black. Actual members of the British Black Panthers have defended the show, however, saying the Black Panthers were also often South Asian (women included) and "black" then was used as an umbrella term for both. Though the issues of Gendered Racism has come up due to the lack of South Asian Men and Black Women as co-leading roles in the film.

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* RaceLift: Critics have accused the series of [[InvokedTrope invoking]] this by making Jas South Asian and not black. Actual members of the British Black Panthers have defended the show, however, saying the Black Panthers were also often South Asian (women included) and "black" then was used as an umbrella term for both. Though the issues The issue of Gendered Racism gendered racism has come up due to the lack of South Asian Men men and Black Women women as co-leading roles in the film.series though.
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* RaceLift: Critics have accused the series of [[InvokedTrope invoking]] this by making Jas South Asian and not black. Actual members of the British Black Panthers have defended the show, however, saying the Black Panthers were also often South Asian (women included) and "black" then was used as an umbrella term for both.

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* RaceLift: Critics have accused the series of [[InvokedTrope invoking]] this by making Jas South Asian and not black. Actual members of the British Black Panthers have defended the show, however, saying the Black Panthers were also often South Asian (women included) and "black" then was used as an umbrella term for both. Though the issues of Gendered Racism has come up due to the lack of South Asian Men and Black Women as co-leading roles in the film.
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* FanDisservice: [[spoiler:Eliette's nude corpse is shown being bathed in the morgue after she dies.]]

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* FanDisservice: [[spoiler:Eliette's nude corpse is shown being bathed in the morgue after she dies.dies, with visible wounds which caused her death.]]
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* FanDisservice: [[spoiler:Eliette's nude corpse is shown being bathed in the morgue after she dies.]]

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''Guerrilla'' is a 2017 British miniseries about an activist couple in London c. 1971 during a time of social turmoil when Britain has recently passed the Immigration Act 1971 as law. It stars Creator/IdrisElba, Freida Pinto, Creator/RoryKinnear and Babou Ceesay. Jas (Pinto) and Marcus (Ceesay) are members of the British Black Panthers, working now to politically educate black prisoners. Due to facing high unemployment and police brutality, many British blacks and British Asians are angry at the government.

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''Guerrilla'' is a 2017 British miniseries about an activist couple in London c. 1971 during a time of social turmoil when Britain has recently passed the Immigration Act 1971 as law. It stars Creator/IdrisElba, Freida Pinto, Creator/RoryKinnear and Babou Ceesay. Jas (Pinto) and Marcus (Ceesay) are members of the British Black Panthers, working now to politically educate black prisoners. Due to facing high unemployment and police brutality, many Black British blacks and British Asians Asian English people are angry at the government.


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* LingerieScene: Jas is shown giving herself a sponge bath in her underwear.
* MakingLoveInAllTheWrongPlaces: Dhari and Eliette have sex outdoors while in Belgium.
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''Guerrilla'' is a 2017 British miniseries about an activist couple in London c. 1971 during a time of social turmoil when Britain has recently passed the Immigration Act 1971 as law. It stars Creator/IdrisElba, Freida Pinto, Creator/RoryKinnear and Babou Ceesay. Jas (Pinto) and Marcus (Ceesay) are members of the British Black Panthers, working now to politically educate black prisoners. Due to facing high unemployment and police brutality, many black and Asian Britons are angry at the government.

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''Guerrilla'' is a 2017 British miniseries about an activist couple in London c. 1971 during a time of social turmoil when Britain has recently passed the Immigration Act 1971 as law. It stars Creator/IdrisElba, Freida Pinto, Creator/RoryKinnear and Babou Ceesay. Jas (Pinto) and Marcus (Ceesay) are members of the British Black Panthers, working now to politically educate black prisoners. Due to facing high unemployment and police brutality, many black British blacks and Asian Britons British Asians are angry at the government.
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* BigotWithACrush: Pence, a racist white South African detective who works against black activists, has a black mistress and even fathered a son with her.
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* MixedAncestry: The son of Afrikaner Pence and the black informant who he's involved with has this.
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Not So Different has been renamed, and it needs to be dewicked/moved


* NotSoDifferent: Cullen, a policeman of Irish descent, somewhat sympathizes with the blacks' grievances about being discriminated against as he remembers when shops openly barred both them and Irish people. Pence, however, will have none of it, calling them simply ungrateful.

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* NotSoDifferent: NotSoDifferentRemark: Cullen, a policeman of Irish descent, somewhat sympathizes with the blacks' grievances about being discriminated against as he remembers when shops openly barred both them and Irish people. Pence, however, will have none of it, calling them simply ungrateful.
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* MixedAncestry: The son of Afrikaner Pence and the black informant who he's involved with.

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* MixedAncestry: The son of Afrikaner Pence and the black informant who he's involved with.with has this.
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Your Cheating Heart is an index, not a trope.


* YourCheatingHeart: Pence is having an affair with his black informant, and they have a son.

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