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** Along with Lab Rats, it now has weekly airings on Disney Channel.
** Also a SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome, in November 2019, "Kickin' It" started streaming on Disney+. Finally!
* TheCastShowoff: Creator/LeoHoward is an actual black belt in karate and takes this up to eleven, as he does all his own stunts.
** Also a SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome, in November 2019, "Kickin' It" started streaming on Disney+. Finally!
* TheCastShowoff: Creator/LeoHoward is an actual black belt in karate and takes this up to eleven, as he does all his own stunts.
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* TheCastShowoff:
**Along with Lab Rats, it now has weekly airings on Disney Channel.
** Also a SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome, in November 2019, "Kickin' It" started streaming on Disney+. Finally!
* TheCastShowoff:Creator/LeoHoward is an actual black belt in karate and takes this up to eleven, as he does all his own stunts.
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* CastingGag: [[Series/HannahMontana This isn't the first time]] Jason Earles plays a ManChild JerkWithAHeartOfGold.
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** [[Series/HannahMontana This isn't the first time]] Jason Earles plays a ManChild JerkWithAHeartOfGold.
** [[Series/HannahMontana This isn't the first time]] Jason Earles plays a ManChild JerkWithAHeartOfGold.
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* DirectedByCastMember: Creator/JasonEarles (aka Rudy Gillespie) has directed about 4 or 5 episodes.
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* DirectedByCastMember: DirectedByCastMember:
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** Creator/JasonEarles (aka Rudy Gillespie) has directed about 4 or 5 episodes.
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* DuelingWorks: With [[Series/LabRats Lab Rats]]. Both comedies about a group of heroes that aired around the same time.
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* DuelingWorks: DuelingWorks:
** With [[Series/LabRats Lab Rats]]. Both comedies about a group of heroes that aired around the same time.
** With [[Series/LabRats Lab Rats]]. Both comedies about a group of heroes that aired around the same time.
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* WrittenByCastMember: Joel [=McCrary=] not only plays his on-screen character Bobby Wasabi but he also wrote 13 episodes at least.
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* WrittenByCastMember: WrittenByCastMember:
** Joel [=McCrary=] not only plays his on-screen character Bobby Wasabi but he also wrote 13 episodes at least.
** Joel [=McCrary=] not only plays his on-screen character Bobby Wasabi but he also wrote 13 episodes at least.
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** Can also be with {{Creator/Nickelodeon}}'s [[Series/SupahNinjas Supah Ninjas.]] Both shows are the respective matrial-arts sitcoms for Disney and Nickelodeon but Kickin' It has a different premise than Supah Ninjas. They both aired in 2011. Kickin' It had 4 seasons while Supah Ninjas had only 2.
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** Can also be with {{Creator/Nickelodeon}}'s [[Series/SupahNinjas Supah Ninjas.]] Both shows are the respective matrial-arts martial-arts sitcoms for Disney and Nickelodeon but Kickin' It has a different premise than Supah Ninjas. They both aired in 2011. Kickin' It had 4 seasons while Supah Ninjas had only 2.
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* NamesTheSame: If you're a ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAuto'' fan, you'll recognize Jerry Martinez's name as the BigBad in ''Vice City Stories''.
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* TheCastShowoff: Creator/LeoHoward is an actual black belt in karate and takes this UpToEleven, as he does all his own stunts.
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* TheCastShowoff: Creator/LeoHoward is an actual black belt in karate and takes this UpToEleven, up to eleven, as he does all his own stunts.
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* DawsonCasting: Averted with the main cast as they are all around the same age as or a year older then their characters. But there are a couple examples of older actors. Albert was played by a 22 year old actor at the time. Jack’s temporary replacement in “Hit the road Jack” was played by a 21 year old actor.
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** Leo Howard (Jack Brewer) directed the episode "Fight at the Museum" which also certified him as the youngest director by the Guinness World Records
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** Leo Howard (Jack Brewer) directed the episode "Fight at the Museum" which also certified him as the youngest director by the Guinness World Records
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* DirectedByCastMember: Creator/JasonEarles (aka Rudy Guillespie) has directed about 4 or 5 episodes.
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** Leo Howard (Jack Brewer) directed the episode "Fight at the Museum" which also certified him as the youngest director by the Guinness World Records
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** Also a MomentOfAwesome, in November 2019, “Kickin’ It” started streaming on Disney+. Finally!
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** Also a MomentOfAwesome, SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome, in November 2019, “Kickin’ It” "Kickin' It" started streaming on Disney+. Finally!
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** Olivia Holt and Kelli Berglund showcase their singing talent in ''The New Girl''.
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** Olivia Holt and Kelli Berglund Creator/KelliBerglund showcase their singing talent in ''The New Girl''.
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** Can also be with {{Creator/Nickelodeon}}[[Series/SupahNinjas Supah Ninjas.]] Both shows are the respective matrial-arts sitcoms for Disney and Nickelodeon but Kickin' It has a different premise than Supah Ninjas. They both aired in 2011. Kickin' It had 4 seasons while Supah Ninjas had only 2.
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** Can also be with {{Creator/Nickelodeon}}[[Series/SupahNinjas {{Creator/Nickelodeon}}'s [[Series/SupahNinjas Supah Ninjas.]] Both shows are the respective matrial-arts sitcoms for Disney and Nickelodeon but Kickin' It has a different premise than Supah Ninjas. They both aired in 2011. Kickin' It had 4 seasons while Supah Ninjas had only 2.
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** Can also be with [[Creator/Nickelodeon Nickelodeon's]] [[Series/SupahNinjas Supah Ninjas.]] Both shows are the respective matrial-arts sitcoms for Disney and Nickelodeon but Kickin' It has a different premise than Supah Ninjas. They both aired in 2011. Kickin' It had 4 seasons while Supah Ninjas had only 2.
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** Can also be with [[Creator/Nickelodeon Nickelodeon's]] [[Series/SupahNinjas {{Creator/Nickelodeon}}[[Series/SupahNinjas Supah Ninjas.]] Both shows are the respective matrial-arts sitcoms for Disney and Nickelodeon but Kickin' It has a different premise than Supah Ninjas. They both aired in 2011. Kickin' It had 4 seasons while Supah Ninjas had only 2.
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** Can also be with [[Creator/Nickelodeon Nickelodeon's]] [[Series/SupahNinjas Supah Ninjas.]] Both shows are the respective matrial-arts sitcoms for Disney and Nickelodeon but Kickin'it has a difderent premise than Supah Ninjas. They both aired in 2011. Kickin'it had 4 seasons while Supah Ninjas had only 2.
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** Can also be with [[Creator/Nickelodeon Nickelodeon's]] [[Series/SupahNinjas Supah Ninjas.]] Both shows are the respective matrial-arts sitcoms for Disney and Nickelodeon but Kickin'it Kickin' It has a difderent different premise than Supah Ninjas. They both aired in 2011. Kickin'it Kickin' It had 4 seasons while Supah Ninjas had only 2.
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* DuelingWorks: With [[Series/LabRats Lab Rats]]. Both comedies about a group of heroes that aired around the same time.
** Can also be with [[Creator/Nickelodeon Nickelodeon's]] [[Series/SupahNinjas Supah Ninjas.]] Both shows are the respective matrial-arts sitcoms for Disney and Nickelodeon but Kickin'it has a difderent premise than Supah Ninjas. They both aired in 2011. Kickin'it had 4 seasons while Supah Ninjas had only 2.
** Can also be with [[Creator/Nickelodeon Nickelodeon's]] [[Series/SupahNinjas Supah Ninjas.]] Both shows are the respective matrial-arts sitcoms for Disney and Nickelodeon but Kickin'it has a difderent premise than Supah Ninjas. They both aired in 2011. Kickin'it had 4 seasons while Supah Ninjas had only 2.
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* DirectedByCastMember: Jason Earles (aka Rudy Guillespie) has directed about 4 or 5 episodes.
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* WrittenByCastMember: Joel Mc/Crary not only plays his on-screen character Bobby Wasabi but he also wrote 13 episodes at least.
** Some of the episodes written by Bobbi Wasabi (get it?) got Rudy as a director.
** Some of the episodes written by Bobbi Wasabi (get it?) got Rudy as a director.
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* WrittenByCastMember: Joel Mc/Crary [=McCrary=] not only plays his on-screen character Bobby Wasabi but he also wrote 13 episodes at least.
** Some of the episodes written byBobbi Wasabi (get it?) him got Rudy Jason Earles as a director.
** Some of the episodes written by
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* CharacterDiedWithHim: Subverted, Murray Gershenz, who had played Murray, had died in 2013 while the show is in air. As the result, Murray got written out and he is never seen again or mentioned again, but still alive, though.
** Also, the reason why this trope is subverted is because when Murray Gershenz died, his TV character didn’t died. Instead he got written out but the character is still alive.
** Also, the reason why this trope is subverted is because when Murray Gershenz died, his TV character didn’t died. Instead he got written out but the character is still alive.
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* CharacterDiedWithHim: TheCharacterDiedWithHim: Subverted, Murray Gershenz, who had played Murray, had died in 2013 while the show is in air. As the result, Murray got written out and he is never seen again or mentioned again, but still alive, though. \n** Also, the reason why this trope is subverted is because when Murray Gershenz died, his TV character didn’t died. Instead he got written out but the character is still alive.
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* NamesTheSame: If you're a ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAuto'' fan, you'll recognise Jerry Martinez's name as the BigBad in ''Vice City Stories''.
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* NamesTheSame: If you're a ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAuto'' fan, you'll recognise recognize Jerry Martinez's name as the BigBad in ''Vice City Stories''.
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* CharacterDiedWithHim: Subverted, Murray Gershenz, who had played Murray, had died in 2013 while the show is in air. As the result, Murray got written out and he is never seen again or mentioned again, but still alive, though.
** Also, the reason why this trope is subverted is because when Murray Gershenz died, his TV character didn’t died. Instead he got written out but the character is still alive.
** Also, the reason why this trope is subverted is because when Murray Gershenz died, his TV character didn’t died. Instead he got written out but the character is still alive.
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* WrittenByCastMember: Joel McCrary not only plays his on-screen character Bobby Wasabi but he also wrote 13 episodes at least.
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* WrittenByCastMember: Joel McCrary Mc/Crary not only plays his on-screen character Bobby Wasabi but he also wrote 13 episodes at least.
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** Jason is also a producer of this series.
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* WorkingTitle: ''Wasabi Warriors''
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* WorkingTitle: ''Wasabi Warriors''Warriors''
* WrittenByCastMember: Joel McCrary not only plays his on-screen character Bobby Wasabi but he also wrote 13 episodes at least.
** Some of the episodes written by Bobbi Wasabi (get it?) got Rudy as a director.
* WrittenByCastMember: Joel McCrary not only plays his on-screen character Bobby Wasabi but he also wrote 13 episodes at least.
** Some of the episodes written by Bobbi Wasabi (get it?) got Rudy as a director.
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* DirectedByTheCastMember: Jason Earles (aka Rudy Guillespie) has directed about 4 or 5 episodes.
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* DirectedByTheCastMemeber: Jason Earles (aka Rudy Guillespie) has directed about 4 or 5 episodes.
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* DirectedByTheCastMemeber: DirectedByTheCastMember: Jason Earles (aka Rudy Guillespie) has directed about 4 or 5 episodes.
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* DirectedByTheCastMemeber: Jason Earles (aka Rudy Guillespie) has directed about 4 or 5 episodes.
