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** Flavien plays a game where if you get hurt/died in the game, you get hurt/die in real life? Take note that this predates both ''Franchise/DotHack'' and ''LightNovel/SwordArtOnline'' by about two years. [[note]]While SAO was published in 2009 in Dengeki Bunko, Reki Kawahara wrote SAO Back in 2002 as a contest and published it as a Web Novel.[[/note]]
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** Flavien plays a game where if you get hurt/died in the game, you get hurt/die in real life? Take note that this predates both ''Franchise/DotHack'' and ''LightNovel/SwordArtOnline'' ''Literature/SwordArtOnline'' by about two years. [[note]]While SAO was published in 2009 in Dengeki Bunko, Reki Kawahara wrote SAO Back in 2002 as a contest and published it as a Web Novel.[[/note]]
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* AcceptableProfessionalTargets: The show and its creators really don't have a high opinion of real estate agents. One VillainOfTheWeek was a real estate agent selling planets with hidden vices, real estate agents are mentioned alongside vampires and werewolves in the Encyclopaedia of the Forces of Evil, and Brad used the DNA of a real estate agent to create his GiantSpider monster in the first movie.
* AcceptableTargets: Played for laughs; the crew once came across a planet that was too small for colonization, with the Captain saying there is only enough room for 40 people or 4 fat Americans on a beach in Florida.
* AcceptableTargets: Played for laughs; the crew once came across a planet that was too small for colonization, with the Captain saying there is only enough room for 40 people or 4 fat Americans on a beach in Florida.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: Of ''Series/RedDwarf'', with similar styles of stories, characters and a distinctively low budget visual style reminiscent of the early seasons.
** Interesting is that among French speaking Quebecois, ''Red Dwarf'' is very obscure, yet the shows share too many parallels to be ignored.
** Interesting is that among French speaking Quebecois, ''Red Dwarf'' is very obscure, yet the shows share too many parallels to be ignored.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: Of ''Series/RedDwarf'', with similar styles of stories, characters and a distinctively low budget visual style reminiscent of the early seasons.
**seasons. Interesting is that among French speaking Quebecois, ''Red Dwarf'' is very obscure, yet the shows share too many parallels to be ignored.
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** That's not the only Creator/ChristopherNolan movie that the show predated. One episode in Season 2 had the Captain and Flavien using an experimental lucid dream machine to go inside Bob's dreams to find clues pertaining to a future tragedy, 11 years before ''{{Film/Inception}}'' was released in theaters.
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** That's not the only Creator/ChristopherNolan movie that the show predated.predates. One episode in Season 2 had the Captain and Flavien using an experimental lucid dream machine to go inside Bob's dreams to find clues pertaining to a future tragedy, 11 years before ''{{Film/Inception}}'' was released in theaters.
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** That's not the only Creator/ChristopherNolan movie that the show has predated in some way. One episode in Season 2 had the Captain and Flavien using an experimental lucid dreaming machine to go inside Bob's dreams to find clues pertaining to a future tragedy, a full 11 years before ''{{Film/Inception}}'' was released in theaters.
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** That's not the only Creator/ChristopherNolan movie that the show has predated in some way. predated. One episode in Season 2 had the Captain and Flavien using an experimental lucid dreaming dream machine to go inside Bob's dreams to find clues pertaining to a future tragedy, a full 11 years before ''{{Film/Inception}}'' was released in theaters.
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** That's not the only Creator/ChristopherNolan movie that the show has predated in some way. One episode in Season 2 had the Captain and Flavien using an experimental lucid dreaming machine to go inside Bob's dreams to find clues to prevent a tragedy on board the ship, a full 11 years before ''{{Film/Inception}}'' was released in theaters.
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** That's not the only Creator/ChristopherNolan movie that the show has predated in some way. One episode in Season 2 had the Captain and Flavien using an experimental lucid dreaming machine to go inside Bob's dreams to find clues pertaining to prevent a tragedy on board the ship, future tragedy, a full 11 years before ''{{Film/Inception}}'' was released in theaters.
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** That's not the only Creator/ChristopherNolan movie that the show has predated in some way. One episode in Season 2 had the Captain and Flavien using an experimental lucid dreaming machine to go inside Bob's dreams to find clues to prevent a tragedy on board the ship, a full 11 years before ''{{Film/Inception}}'' was released in theaters.
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* AcceptableProfessionalTargets: The show and its creators really don't have a high opinion of real estate agents. One VillainOfTheWeek was a real estate agent selling planets with hidden vices, real estate agents are mentioned alongside vampires and werewolves in the Encyclopaedia of Evil, and Brad used the DNA of a real estate agent to create his GiantSpider monster in the first movie.
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* AcceptableProfessionalTargets: The show and its creators really don't have a high opinion of real estate agents. One VillainOfTheWeek was a real estate agent selling planets with hidden vices, real estate agents are mentioned alongside vampires and werewolves in the Encyclopaedia of the Forces of Evil, and Brad used the DNA of a real estate agent to create his GiantSpider monster in the first movie.
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* CreatorsPet: Flavien since one of the writer is playing him, he is the one that get to be the most heroic and character development.
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* CreatorsPet: Flavien since one of the writer writers is playing as him, he is the one that get gets to be the most heroic and with ample character development.
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** Captain Presswood crosses it in the first movie, when [[spoiler:he decides that the Romano Fafard's crew has become too much of an obstacle to the success of the Mission, so he orders to have their ship destroyed, which would allow him to freely exterminate the Creamys and repopulate their planet with earthlings]]. Brad, who literally jumped ship [[TheQuisling to side with Presswood]] prior to this revelation, [[EvenEvilHasStandards didn't like the prospect of]] [[spoiler:[[TrueCompanions losing his only friends]]]] and tries to turn on him.
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* AcceptableProfessionalTargets: The show and its creators really don't have a high opinion of real estate agents. One VillainOfTheWeek was a real estate agents selling planets with hidden vices, real estate agents are mentioned alongside vampires and werewolves in the Encyclopaedia of Evil, and Brad used the DNA of a real estate agent to create his GiantSpider monster in the first movie.
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* AcceptableProfessionalTargets: The show and its creators really don't have a high opinion of real estate agents. One VillainOfTheWeek was a real estate agents agent selling planets with hidden vices, real estate agents are mentioned alongside vampires and werewolves in the Encyclopaedia of Evil, and Brad used the DNA of a real estate agent to create his GiantSpider monster in the first movie.
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* AcceptableProfessionalTargets: The show and its creators really don't have a high opinion of real estate agents. One VillainOfTheWeek was a real estate agents selling planets with hidden vices, real estate agents are mentioned alongside vampires and werewolves in the Encyclopaedia of Evil, and Brad used the DNA of a real estate agent to create his GiantSpider monster in the first movie.
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* FridgeHorror: The first movie's intro as the narrator mentions there is only four billions of morons left on Earth, meaning in the span of the series two billions of human died under climate change.
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** Interesting is that among french speaking Quebecois, Red Dwarf is very obscure, yet the shows share too many parallels to be ignored.
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* {{Woolseyism}}: Applies to the English subtitles for the movies, where many of the jokes are Woolseyisms rather than literal translations, and slang is used quite often.
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* {{Woolseyism}}: Applies to the English subtitles for the movies, where many of the jokes are Woolseyisms rather than literal translations, and slang is used quite often.often.
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* GrowingTheBeard: Season 2 is often seen as the season who gave the show its cult status. Valence was Darrin'd and given a Personality change, it introduced Pétrolia and Serge who will be permanent additions to the crew and the writing became more balanced between comedy and drama with CharacterDevelopment for the cast (Charles fear of failure to the point of having a depression, Flavian's daddy issues, Brad is given a FreudianExcuse for his actions) who will continue in later seasons.
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* GrowingTheBeard: Season 2 is often seen as the season who that gave the show its cult status. Valence was Darrin'd and given a Personality change, it introduced Pétrolia and Serge who will be permanent additions to the crew and the writing became more balanced between comedy and drama with CharacterDevelopment for the cast (Charles (Charles' fear of failure to the point of having a depression, Flavian's daddy issues, Brad is given a FreudianExcuse for his actions) who actions), which will continue in later seasons.
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* MoralEventHorizon: [[spoiler:Prince Richard Lion-Leg crossed the line when he abandoned Flavien's mother when she learned that she was pregnant, since it would have made his ascension to his kingdom's throne null and void (his children had to be born within the realm of his kingdom). She died of depression afterwards, so it's no wonder why Flavien's first instinct was to murder him when they finally met.]]
