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* CoolLoser
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* CoolLoser: Several episodes centered around T.J. trying to fit in at school and not just be the tagalong kid. Given the kind of plans and schemes he's pulled off, you would think he'd be pretty popular around the school, but this never seemed to stick past a given episode.
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renamed to Short Teens Tall Adults; ZCE
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The main protagonist, who has an IQ of 180. His disinterest in the subjects being taught to him in elementary school results in him moved up six grades from the fourth to the tenth grade at age 10. His move to high school results in him trying to fit in with kids four to seven years older than him, while also maintaining the interests of a kid his age.
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The main protagonist, who has an IQ of 180. His disinterest in the subjects being taught to him in elementary school results in him moved up six grades from the fourth to the tenth grade at age 10. His move to high school results in him trying to fit in with kids four to seven eight years older than him, while also maintaining the interests of a kid his age.
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* TheChick
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* SmugSnake: Deion has several jobs over the course of the series, all of which seem to involve smoothly using someone else so he can make a buck. Amped UpToEleven in "The Dating Game," where he wanted to date Yvette, only for T.J. to have her pretend to date Mo to fend off Deion's advances.
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* SmugSnake: Deion has several jobs over the course of the series, all of which seem to involve smoothly using someone else so he can make a buck. Amped UpToEleven in In "The Dating Game," where he wanted to date Yvette, only for T.J. to have her pretend to date Mo to fend off Deion's advances.
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The Cheerleader is no longer a trope
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* TheCheerleader: Was one originally, although she's only shown to be part of the squad in the pilot. It's revealed that she quit the team in "Below the Rim," feeling that it was demeaning... although she breaks out a cheer out of "reflex" and later rejoins the squad when she sees them being less-than-peppy and uncoordinated.
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Hollywood Nerd is now a disambiguation page. Examples that don't fit the tropes listed on the disambig will be removed.
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* HollywoodNerd
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* OneBornEveryMinute: Deion is quick to take advantage of the fools that are.
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* EasyAmnesia: Subverted. "Dumbstruck" has T.J. getting hit in the head by 2x4s while helping Marcus and Mo take lumber left over from one of Floyd's roofing jobs to the garage and becoming stupid as a result. Mo suggests they hit him in the head again, but they don't because ThisIsReality). T.J.'s intelligence resurfaces in class halfway through the episode, but he [[ObfuscatingStupidity fakes it]] due to his troubles fitting in. Floyd is tipped off after he finds that a copy of ''The Journal of Quantum Mechanics'' hidden in an ''[[Franchise/ArchieComics Archie]]'' comic book, and convinces T.J. that being smart should not be something that he should hide; he finally does reveal he's smart again when presenting a World War II report with Marcus and Mo after Marcus blanks on key parts of the presentation.
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* EasyAmnesia: Subverted. "Dumbstruck" has T.J. getting hit in the head by 2x4s while helping Marcus and Mo take lumber left over from one of Floyd's roofing jobs to the garage and becoming stupid as a result. Mo suggests they hit him in the head again, but they don't because ThisIsReality). T.J.'s intelligence resurfaces in class halfway through the episode, but he [[ObfuscatingStupidity fakes it]] due to his troubles fitting in. Floyd is tipped off after he finds that a copy of ''The Journal of Quantum Mechanics'' hidden in an ''[[Franchise/ArchieComics ''[[ComicBook/ArchieComics Archie]]'' comic book, and convinces T.J. that being smart should not be something that he should hide; he finally does reveal he's smart again when presenting a World War II report with Marcus and Mo after Marcus blanks on key parts of the presentation.
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!!Marcus Henderson (Jason Weaver)
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!!Marcus Henderson (Jason Weaver)(Creator/JasonWeaver)
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* {{Adorkable}}
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* BadassBookworm
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* BerserkButton: Do not ever insult T.J.'s family, or he'll knock you out.
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%% * BerserkButton: Do not ever insult T.J.'s family, or he'll knock you out.
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--> '''Floyd''': "How many times do I have to tell you ''no experimenting on humans!?"''
