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* WhipItGood: Ezekiel cracks a mean bullwhip, as he demonstrates during the talent show.
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Gag Boobs has been renamed to Boob Based Gag. Changing to the proper trope where appropriate and cutting misuse.
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* GagBoobs: When Lindsay arrives on the island, the Storyteller describes her as "superabundantly endowed" and mentions her "halter top that [[TheissTitillationTheory seemed ready to fail at any moment]] beneath its titanic burden." When she later [[ShowSomeLeg flashes an opponent to distract him]], she is said to have "enough 'assets' to blow the show's pixellation budget in a couple of scenes."
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* ExpositoryHairstyleChange: Katie and Sadie's makeovers signal a setting-induced loss of innocence and mark a transition from chiefly comic relief to more dramatic roles.
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* ExpositoryHairstyleChange: Katie and Sadie's makeovers makeovers, which include in pertinent part ditching their GirlishPigtails for [[EightiesHair big hair]], signal a setting-induced loss of innocence and mark a their transition from chiefly comic relief to more dramatic roles.
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* DynamicCharacter: Sadie goes from being a typically selfish kid willing to get her hands dirty to get what she wants, to literally risking her life for a friend without a second thought.
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* CompressedVice: The first mention of Duncan's smoking habit comes when he's going through [[NailedToTheWagon forced withdrawal]]. One canon episode [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar did allude to a smoking habit]] with the revelation that Duncan carries a lighter.
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* CompressedVice: The first mention of Duncan's smoking habit comes when he's going through [[NailedToTheWagon forced withdrawal]]. One canon episode [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar did allude to a smoking habit]] habit with the revelation that Duncan carries a lighter.
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!!Harold, the walking encyclopedia. Also called “the beanpole”. WARNING: FirstEpisodeSpoiler
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!!Harold, the walking encyclopedia. Also called “the beanpole”. WARNING: FirstEpisodeSpoiler FirstEpisodeTwist
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* WeHardlyKnewYe: Harold had been on the island less than 24 hours when he was [[FirstEpisodeSpoiler presumed killed]] in a [[NoOSHACompliance challenge accident]]. This creates challenges in giving him a [[MeaningfulFuneral proper memorial service]].
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* WeHardlyKnewYe: Harold had been on the island less than 24 hours when he was [[FirstEpisodeSpoiler [[FirstEpisodeTwist presumed killed]] in a [[NoOSHACompliance challenge accident]]. This creates challenges in giving him a [[MeaningfulFuneral proper memorial service]].
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* {{Expy}}: Dr. Leonard Kelley is based on the ''Enterprise'''s Chief Medical Officer from the original Series/StarTrek. Dr. Kelley's first name is that of the character (Leonard [=McCoy=]) and his last name is that of the actor (Creator/DeForestKelley).
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* {{Expy}}: Dr. Leonard Kelley is based on the ''Enterprise'''s Chief Medical Officer from the original Series/StarTrek.''Series/{{Star Trek|The Original Series}}''. Dr. Kelley's first name is that of the character (Leonard [=McCoy=]) and his last name is that of the actor (Creator/DeForestKelley).
