When I rewatched the second season premiere after finishing the season, I noticed that a picture of Zack's dad was seen briefly on [citation needed], and Ace said most of his name. I'm wondering what trope to call that... foreshadowing, Chekhov's Gunman, Chekhov's News... and also if there's a specific trope for cutting off the name (Mark Wall-), like an Unreveal, Smash Cut, His Name Is, or something like that...

So, is Season 2 going to have more episodes than Season 1 or have the same amount of episodes, just released over 5 weeks instead of 10?

Re: Unfortunate Implications, I would just like to point out that Stefan Dezil is not the first non-white actor to appear on the show, as Pat Kane is 1/16th Choctaw.

...Yeah, ok. You're right. Nevermind. :(

I'm thinking that the episode summaries (3/4 of the way down the page) oughta be combined with the listing of tropes per episode. That split seems redundant to me.

Also, I'd rather have Season 2 embedded than Season 1.

Re: I Call Her Vera, I'm not sure that applies or not. I genuinely don't know what Zack said there. Zack has a tendency to twist his lines ever so slightly (memorizing lines is not his thing—he sees himself as a DP, not an actor).

So, regardless of what is in the script, I'm not sure what he says when he says "___ back, please". It seems to me like he is saying "Lens baby", personally.

Any chance we could get a video-free version of the page for folks like me, who can only manage one or two Blip videos at a time or their browser seizes up? It took me fifteen minutes of load waiting for me to even get here to make this request...

Does "end transmission" count as Mr. Administrator's catch phrase by now?

Good job on the season finale guys! Now, how long do we have to wait until the next one? Either way, I say you all deserve at least a months break for the work, notwithstanding any crazy demands Mr. Administrator makes...;)

Does Dana referring to herself and Tom as "two people who don't care about each other talking about tropes" in Episode 9 count as a Call Back to Episode 5, where Dana asked about adding sexual tension so they wouldn't just seem like "two characters who don't care about each other talking about tropes"?

What the heck was this under?

• Could also be a Shout Out to the 11th Doctor.

Took this off of the Episode 7 list:

• Invoked Trope: And Dana is not pleased.

Because an invoked trope is "a character deliberately sets up a trope to happen."

Which character set up what trope?

Is there any point adding Jiggle Physics to the list due to Shannons...*ahem*...talent. It's Lampshaded by Tom a few times. Or is there a more appropriate trope to file it under? Or would it be too crude? XD

Echo Chamber is seeking a spec script for Season Two. If you like the show, or if you think you can do better, then go for it.

Guidelines are here:

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=13080030120A02080100

Meaningless and pointless boast: I totally knew that episode 5 would be UST.

I am wondering if there is a better way to organize the page (slightly different topic than the above, which is about the embedded youtube), it works alright now with only a handful of videos but once the number gets up higher it will be a rather complicated mess. I think it just feels a little redundant listing the individual episodes as a shorthand and then listing the tropes in each episode later on. Maybe move the episode list and embedded videos to trivia and let description point you there and the trope list redirect you to the actual youtube link, because the videos (and associated trope lists) are so short having them and the embedded videos side-by-side is information overload.

On a side note, I felt that the UST video was the series Growing The Beard, it may be an old standby for drama but it does do well in evolving the characters into more complex individuals (how a character reacts to embarrassment says a lot about them). I felt the other videos were clever but just didn't pop out due to some of the Cringe Comedy aspects, while for this trope it worked perfectly. I also have a fondness for Moment Killer (as I made the trope page) and got a good laugh from that.

Hmmm. Got a couple of applicability questions:

• Is Zack's art degree an example of Or Is It? ? If not, what is it?
• Does "It sucks. You suck." count as a Catch Phrase for Dana yet?

Uh, are all episodes going to be added to their tropes pages as the main image thing? I think it would be better if they had a separate tab icon thing, like the YMMV, WMG icons.