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'''''Are We There Yet?''''' is a 2005 comedy film about Nick Kingston (Music/IceCube), a man who transports 2 bratty kids to their beautiful divorced mother with whom he winds up dating and marrying in a sequel ''Are We Done Yet?'', where he and the family move to a new house in desperate need of repair, and the TV series ''Are We There Yet?'' The series is a rare example of a black family oriented sitcom in the 2010's. The show has Nick as a successful sports talk show host with the kids' bad behavior significantly toned down. His wife Suzanne's bossiness and stubborn manner provides the greatest source of conflict within the show. Cube is a producer to the series, and has a role as Suzanne's brother.
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* ReactiveContinuousScream: Happens in the second movie, between Nick and a ''frigging FISH''.
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* BrickJoke: at the end of the second movie, a ladder falls on to the front of Nick's car, smashing the windscreen to bits. This trope applies as the first movie was centred around his original car being destroyed by the kids.
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* BrattyHalfpint: Lindsey and Kevin, especially in the first movie.
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''Are We There Yet?'' is a 2005 comedy film about Nick Kingston (Music/IceCube), a man who transports 2 bratty kids to their beautiful divorced mother with whom he winds up dating and marrying in a sequel ''Are We Done Yet?'', where he and the family move to a new house in desperate need of repair, and the TV series ''Are We There Yet?'' The series is a rare example of a black family oriented sitcom in the 2010's. The show has Nick as a successful sports talk show host with the kids' bad behavior significantly toned down. His wife Suzanne's bossiness and stubborn manner provides the greatest source of conflict within the show. Cube is a producer to the series, and has a role as Suzanne's brother.
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* ParodiesOfFire: Happens as the doctor power-walks to the family's house in the sequel.
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* {{Title Drop}}: near the start of the first movie, Kevin asks Nick if they are there yet.
* {{Brick Joke}}: at the end of the second movie, a ladder falls on to the front of Nick's car, smashing the windscreen to bits. This trope applies as the first movie was centred around his original car being destroyed by the kids.
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''Are We There Yet?'' is a 2005 comedy film about Nick Kingston (Music/IceCube), a man who transports 2 bratty kids to their beautiful divorced mother with whom he winds up dating and marrying in a sequel ''Are We Done Yet?'', where he and the family move to a new house in desperate need of repair, and the TV series ''Are We There Yet?'' The series is a rare example of a black family oriented sitcom in the 2010's. The show has Nick as a successful sports talk show host with the kids' bad behavior significantly toned down. His wife Suzanne's bossiness and stubborn manner provides the greatest source of conflict within the show. Cube is a producer to the series, and has a role a Suzanne's brother
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''Are We There Yet?'' is a 2005 comedy film about Nick Kingston (Music/IceCube), a man who transports 2 bratty kids to their beautiful divorced mother with whom he winds up dating and marrying in a sequel ''Are We Done Yet?'', where he and the family move to a new house in desperate need of repair, and the TV series ''Are We There Yet?'' The series is a rare example of a black family oriented sitcom in the 2010's. The show has Nick as a successful sports talk show host with the kids' bad behavior significantly toned down. His wife Suzanne's bossiness and stubborn manner provides the greatest source of conflict within the show. Cube is a producer to the series, and has a role a as Suzanne's brotherbrother.
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''Are We There Yet?'' is a 2005 comedy film about Nick Kingston (Music/IceCube), a man who transports 2 bratty kids to their beautiful divorced mother with whom he winds up dating and marrying in a sequel ''Are We Done Yet?'', where he and the family move to a new house in desperate need of repair, and the TV series ''Are We There Yet?'' The series is a rare example of a black family oriented sitcom in the 2010's. The show has Nick as a successful sports talk show host with the kids' bad behavior significantly toned down. His wife Suzanne's bossiness and stubborn manner provides the greatest source of conflict within the show. Cube is a producer to the series, and has a role a Suzanne's brother
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''Are We There Yet?'' is a 2005 comedy film about Nick Kingston (Music/IceCube), a man who transports 2 bratty kids to their beautiful divorced mother with whom he winds up dating and marrying in a sequel ''Are We Done Yet?'', where he and the family move to a new house in desperate need of repair, and the TV series ''Are We There Yet?'' The series is a rare example of a black family oriented sitcom in the 2010's. The show has Nick as a successful sports talk show host with the kids' bad behavior significantly toned down. His wife Suzanne's bossiness and stubborn manner provides the greatest source of conflict within the show. Cube is a producer to the series, and has a role a Suzanne's brother
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* HotDad: Nick when played by Terry Crews.
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*{{Murphys Law}}: in both movies, every possible thing goes wrong.
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*{{Title Drop}}: near the start of the first movie, Kevin asks Nick if they are there yet.
*{{Brick Joke}}: at the end of the second movie, a ladder falls on to the front of Nick's car, smashing the windscreen to bits. This trope applies as the first movie was centred around his original car being destroyed by the kids.
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''Are We There Yet?'' is a 2005 comedy film about Nick Kingston (Music/IceCube), a man who transports 2 bratty kids to their beautiful divorced mother with whom he winds up dating and marrying in a sequel ''Are We Done Yet?'' and the TV series ''Are We There Yet?'' The series is a rare example of a black family oriented sitcom in the 2010's. The show has Nick as a successful sports talk show host with the kids' bad behavior significantly toned down. His wife Suzanne's bossiness and stubborn manner provides the greatest source of conflict within the show.
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''Are We There Yet?'' is a 2005 comedy film about Nick Kingston (Music/IceCube), a man who transports 2 bratty kids to their beautiful divorced mother with whom he winds up dating and marrying in a sequel ''Are We Done Yet?'' Yet?'', where he and the family move to a new house in desperate need of repair, and the TV series ''Are We There Yet?'' The series is a rare example of a black family oriented sitcom in the 2010's. The show has Nick as a successful sports talk show host with the kids' bad behavior significantly toned down. His wife Suzanne's bossiness and stubborn manner provides the greatest source of conflict within the show. Cube is a producer to the series, and has a role a Suzanne's brother
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''Are We There Yet?'' is a 2005 comedy film about Nick Kingston, Kingston (Music/IceCube), a man who transports 2 bratty kids to their beautiful divorced mother with whom he winds up dating and marrying in a sequel ''Are We Done Yet?'' and the TV series ''Are We There Yet?'' The series is a rare example of a black family oriented sitcom in the 2010's. The show has Nick as a successful sports talk show host with the kids' bad behavior significantly toned down. His wife Suzanne's bossiness and stubborn manner provides the greatest source of conflict within the show.
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''Are We There Yet?'' is a 2005 comedy film about Nick Kingston, a man who transports 2 bratty kids to their beautiful divorced mother with whom he wnds winds up dating and marrying in a sequel ''Are We Done Yet?'' and the TV series ''Are We There Yet?'' The series is a rare example of a black family oriented sitcom in the 2010's. The show has Nick as a successful sports talk show host with the kids' bad behavior significantly toned down. His wife Suzanne's bossiness and stubborn manner provides the greatest source of conflict within the show.
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