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* ChristmasEpisode: The prequel movie takes place during the holiday season and includes scenes such as a Christmas party where the Boys receive gifts from their parents.
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* ChristmasEpisode: The prequel movie takes place during the holiday season and includes scenes such as a Christmas party where the future Boys receive gifts from their parents.
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* NotListeningToMeAreYou: In the prequel, Bob is talking to his father Denis, but the latter isn't paying full attention to the conversation and [[RailEntthusiast is instead more confused on his train models]]. At one point, Bob says that his hockey team scored eight points against zero. He then adds that he scored ten points that night and that it adds up to 200 in total for him during that hockey season. It's only after Bob leaves that Denis has a confused look over his son saying he scored 200 points.
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* NotListeningToMeAreYou: In the prequel, Bob is talking to his father Denis, but the latter isn't paying full attention to the conversation and [[RailEntthusiast [[RailEnthusiast is instead more confused focused on his train models]]. At one point, Bob says that his hockey team scored eight points against zero. He then adds that he scored ten points that night and that it adds up to 200 in total for him during that hockey season. It's only after Bob leaves that Denis has a confused look over his son saying he scored 200 points.
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* BenevolentBoss: Jean-Guy Racette's boss Mr. Madison in the prequel movie. At the end of said prequel, [[spoiler:Racette decides to fire Stan's mother Marie after learning that Stan is responsible for stealing his car. However, Méo and Stan reveal to everyone that Racette sexually harassed Marie. Upon learning that, Madison immediately fires him and tells Stan to tell his mother to meet him later, causing Stan to smile and thank him.]]
* ChristmasEpisode: The prequel movie takes place during the holiday season and includes scenes such as a Christmas party where the Boys receive gifts from their parents.
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* {{Cliffhanger}}: The end of the first episode of season three was one, with Méo suddenly staggering around, clutching his chest and collapsing on the ice in the middle of a game. [[spoiler:He'd had a heart attack due to his bad eating and smoking habits. He survived and cleaned up his act... somewhat, but suffered from a fear of death for a few episodes until Stan managed to pull him out of it.]]
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* {{Cliffhanger}}: The end of the first episode of season three Season 3 was one, with Méo suddenly staggering around, clutching his chest and collapsing on the ice in the middle of a game. [[spoiler:He'd had a heart attack due to his bad eating and smoking habits. He survived and cleaned up his act... somewhat, but suffered from a fear of death for a few episodes until Stan managed to pull him out of it.]]
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* DisappearedDad: Julien has one, but he came back (in search of Julien's money). [[spoiler:Somewhat subverted in that, while Julien comes to accept him as his father if only because his real father's unlikely to ever return in his life, the man turned out to be a reluctant con-man who was unwilling to go through with conning him, giving said money back.]]
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* DisappearedDad: DisappearedDad:
** Julien has one, but he came back (in search of Julien's money). [[spoiler:Somewhat subverted in that, while Julien comes to accept him as his father if only because his real father's unlikely to ever return in his life, the man turned out to be a reluctant con-man who was unwilling to go through with conning him, giving said money back.]]]]
** The prequel reveals that Stan was only three years old when his father passed away.
** Julien has one, but he came back (in search of Julien's money). [[spoiler:Somewhat subverted in that, while Julien comes to accept him as his father if only because his real father's unlikely to ever return in his life, the man turned out to be a reluctant con-man who was unwilling to go through with conning him, giving said money back.
** The prequel reveals that Stan was only three years old when his father passed away.
* EmbarrassingFirstName: Méo's full name is Roméo Levasseur. As a kid, he hated being called by his first name. However, he started to hate it less when Bob introduced him to the school principal's secretary while mentioning his first name, causing the secretary to joyfully pinch Méo's cheek and to say that it was "a pretty little name".
* NotListeningToMeAreYou: In the prequel, Bob is talking to his father Denis, but the latter isn't paying full attention to the conversation and [[RailEntthusiast is instead more confused on his train models]]. At one point, Bob says that his hockey team scored eight points against zero. He then adds that he scored ten points that night and that it adds up to 200 in total for him during that hockey season. It's only after Bob leaves that Denis has a confused look over his son saying he scored 200 points.
* RailEnthusiast: The prequel movie shows that Bob's father Denis was one. Back then, he spent a lot of time with his train models after [[spoiler:he started to believe that Bob might not be his son]].
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* RousingSpeech: In the first movie, when many of the Boys are unwilling to continue playing after learning about Stan's debt, Bob does a speech about what Stan has done for all of them and about mental toughness that manages to motivate most of the team.
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* RousingSpeech: RousingSpeech:
** In the first movie, when many of the Boys are unwilling to continue playing after learning about Stan's debt, Bob does a speech about what Stan has done for all of them and about mental toughness that manages to motivate most of theteam.team.
** In the prequel, [[spoiler:the future Boys aren't exactly in the happiest of moods during the final game as a result of their friend Ben dying earlier in the film. Bob takes this opportunity to make a speech to motivate them, telling them that Ben is (spiritually speaking) present and helping them during the game.]]
** In the first movie, when many of the Boys are unwilling to continue playing after learning about Stan's debt, Bob does a speech about what Stan has done for all of them and about mental toughness that manages to motivate most of the
** In the prequel, [[spoiler:the future Boys aren't exactly in the happiest of moods during the final game as a result of their friend Ben dying earlier in the film. Bob takes this opportunity to make a speech to motivate them, telling them that Ben is (spiritually speaking) present and helping them during the game.]]
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* ScreamDiscretionShot: In the prequel, when Fernand learns from his mother that his hockey equipment is gone, he rushes to his bedroom to confirm what she said. This is followed by a shot of his house, with the light in his bedroom being turned on and immediately followed by the sound of Fernand screaming. Said scream causes lights in the neighbor's house to be turned on.
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Starting out as a 1997 feature film (followed by three sequels, a prequel, and a TV series), ''Les Boys'' depicts the (mis)adventures of an amateur [[UsefulNotes/IceHockey hockey]] league.
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Starting out as a 1997 feature film (followed by three sequels, a prequel, {{prequel}}, and a TV series), ''Les Boys'' depicts the (mis)adventures of an amateur [[UsefulNotes/IceHockey hockey]] league.
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* DoomedByCanon: Regarding the prequel, [[spoiler:considering that he was never mentioned in either the previous movies or the TV series, it was a ForegoneConclusion that something bad was going to happen to Ben. Sure enough, he dies by drowning in a frozen lake.]]
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* IdenticalGrandson: The prequel movie is set in the 60's and focuses on some of the Boys when they were kids. Thus, they're not played by their actors from the previous installments. With that said, Marc Messier (Bob), Yvan Ponton (Jean-Charles), and Luc Guérin (Marcel) were cast in that movie as their respective character's father, while Rémy Girard was cast as his character's uncle (namely Stan's Uncle Fred). Also, Michel Charette, who played Popol in the previous installments, made a cameo as Fred's cousin Raymond. Considering that Popol is also Stan's son, that means Popol looks just like his father's uncle's cousin.
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* {{Prequel}}: The fifth movie is set in the 60's and focuses on some of the Boys (namely Stan, Bob, Jean-Charles, Marcel, Fernand, and Méo) when they were kids.
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* TimeShiftedActor: The fifth movie is a prequel set in the 60's and focuses on the childhood of some of the Boys. As such, those same Boys are played by children as opposed to their actors from the previous movies and the TV series.
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I had no idea that Suspiciously Similar Song was a YMMV trope. Moving it to the right page.
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* SecurityCling: Jean-Charles and Martin hold onto each other when the two of them and Stan are inside the plane that Willie is driving and it looks like they're about to have a plane crash.
* SecurityCling: Jean-Charles and Martin hold onto each other when the two of them and Stan are inside the plane that Willie is driving and it looks like they're about to have a plane crash.
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: The background music in the TrainingMontage from the fourth movie sounds an awful lot like "Gonna Fly Now" from ''Film/{{Rocky}}''.
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* {{Irony}}: In the fourth movie, Marcel arrives late to a match. Much to the amusement of his teammates, Marcel, who's a parking officer, was late because he received a fine.
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* {{Irony}}: In the fourth movie, Marcel arrives late to a match. Much to the amusement of his teammates, Marcel, who's a parking officer, was late because he received a fine.
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** [[MistakenForGay Ti-Guy's mother thinks that her son is gay.]] When she tells him that he should come out of the closet, he's confused and asks her "What's the matter? My outfit isn't alright?"
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** [[MistakenForGay Ti-Guy's mother thinks that her son is gay.]] When she tells him that he should come out of the closet, he's confused and asks her "What's the matter? My outfit isn't alright?"
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* DreamIntroduction: The fourth movie begins with Stan having a dream where the Boys are playing on the same team as the Legends (which include iconic real life hockey players such as Guy Lafleur), while Stan himself is the coach of said team. The dream also features Jacques Demers, a real life former head coach, as the waterboy.
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* DreamIntroduction: DreamIntro: The fourth movie begins with Stan having a dream where the Boys are playing on the same team as the Legends (which include iconic real life hockey players such as Guy Lafleur), while Stan himself is the coach of said team. The dream also features Jacques Demers, a real life former head coach, as the waterboy.
