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* FailedASpotCheck: When Whitney arrives at the Zero Matter rift that has just opened up, she immediately begins trying to absorb it, while somehow failing to notice the utterly ''massive'' piece of Stark technology aimed right at her.

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* FailedASpotCheck: When Whitney arrives at the Zero Matter rift that has just opened up, she immediately begins trying to absorb it, while somehow failing to notice the utterly ''massive'' piece of Stark technology aimed right at her. Likewise, Peggy's team are so focused on Sousa cranking the Rift Generator to close the rift that they fail to notice that his tether (tied to a lamp post behind them) is coming undone.
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* DistractedByTheSexy: Even in the midst of trying not to get sucked into a Zero Matter black hole, Howard Stark just can't help himself.
-->'''Howard:''' I want you to know I'm not harboring any unsavory thoughts right now! [{{beat}}] Wait, there's one.
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* YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre: After calling Thompson out for his ambition and how easy it was for Masters to take advantage of him for that, Peggy says, "You're a good man, Agent Thompson."
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* FramingTheGuiltyParty: Manfredi gets his man Hank to play along with a brutal questioning to get Whitney out of the room, pretending to think Hank is working for Tommy Fontana. Only it turns out Hank is working for the Feds.
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* SeriousBusiness: "Easy! Let the man put the condiment down!"
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* WithGreatPowerComesGreatInsanity: If Whitney wasn't DrunkOnTheDarkSide already, she takes it UpToEleven in this episode.

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* WithGreatPowerComesGreatInsanity: If Whitney wasn't DrunkOnTheDarkSide already, she takes it UpToEleven up to eleven in this episode.
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* FailedASpotCheck: When Whitney arrives at the Zero Matter rift that has just opened up, she immediately begins trying to absorb it, while somehow failing to notice the utterly ''massive'' piece of Stark technology aimed right at her.
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* AnythingThatMoves: Howard, it turns out, is not a man that HasAType.
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* MolotovTruck: The Zero Matter rift is closed by sending Howard Star's hovercar into it with the gamma cannon's core inside, then blowing it up. They even blow up the car by sticking a rag into the gas tank and lighting it on fire, just like a Molotov cocktail.

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* MolotovTruck: The Zero Matter rift is closed by sending Howard Star's Stark's hovercar into it with the gamma cannon's core inside, then blowing it up. They even blow up the car by sticking a rag into the gas tank and lighting it on fire, just like a Molotov cocktail.
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* {{Cliffhanger}}: Thompson is shot, seemingly fatally, by a gloved person in a suit who takes the M. Carter file.

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* {{Cliffhanger}}: Thompson is shot, seemingly possibly fatally, by a gloved person in a suit who takes the M. Carter file.



* HeroicSacrifice: One is required to engage the manual emergency shutdown on the rift generator. Peggy, Howard, and Wilkes each volunteer, and argue with each other over who should be the one to do it. Meanwhile, Sousa just wordlessly goes over to do it while everyone else is arguing. He survives though.

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* HeroicSacrifice: One is required to engage the manual emergency shutdown on the rift generator. Peggy, Howard, Wilkes, and Wilkes Jack each volunteer, and argue with each other over who should be the one to do it. Meanwhile, Sousa just wordlessly goes over to do it while everyone else is arguing. He survives though.

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* HeroicSacrifice: One is required to engage the manual emergency shutdown on the rift generator. Peggy, Howard, and Wilkes each volunteer, and argue with each other over who should be the one to do it. Meanwhile, Sousa just wordlessly goes over to do it while everyone else is arguing. He survives though.



* HeroicSacrifice: One is required to engage the manual emergency shutdown on the rift generator. Peggy, Howard, and Wilkes each volunteer, and argue with each other over who should be the one to do it. Meanwhile, Sousa just wordlessly goes over to do it while everyone else is arguing. He survives though.



* IdiotBall: When Sousa approaches the Rift Generator to manually shut it off, he ties himself to a lamp post in an attempt to prevent being sucked into the rift when it closes. The remaining team members simply stand by and watch him struggle for several minutes and no one thinks to go over to the lamp post and make sure his tether stays secure. Even though the camera shifts to it several times showing that it is indeed working loose. This naturally leads to the mad scramble to catch his tether when it comes free.
* JustThinkOfThePotential: Howard believes that studying the Zero Matter will have great benefits...though Peggy believe he's more interested in his bank account.

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* IdiotBall: When Sousa approaches the Rift Generator to manually shut it off, he ties himself to a lamp post in an attempt to prevent being sucked into the rift when it closes. The remaining team members simply stand by and watch him struggle for several minutes and no one no-one thinks to go over to the lamp post and make sure his tether stays secure. Even though the camera shifts to it several times showing that it is indeed working loose. This naturally leads to the mad scramble to catch his tether when it comes free.
* JustThinkOfThePotential: Howard believes that studying the Zero Matter will have great benefits... though Peggy believe he's more interested in his bank account.



** In Whitney Frost's final scene in the mental hospital, her face is scarred through self-harm--in her insanity, she's trying to replicate the Zero Matter facial cracks. In Marvel comics, Whitney Frost is a super-villain named [[http://marvel.wikia.com/wiki/Giuletta_Nefaria_%28Earth-616%29 Madame Masque]], who wears a golden mask to cover the scars she got in an accident.

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** In Whitney Frost's final scene in the mental hospital, her face is scarred through self-harm--in self-harm -- in her insanity, she's trying to replicate the Zero Matter facial cracks. In Marvel comics, Whitney Frost is a super-villain named [[http://marvel.wikia.com/wiki/Giuletta_Nefaria_%28Earth-616%29 Madame Masque]], who wears a golden mask to cover the scars she got in an accident.



* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: By the end of the episode Sousa declares the Isodyne case closed, however, the fates of the 4 surviving members of the Council of Nine are left completely unmentioned.

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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: By the end of the episode Sousa declares the Isodyne case closed, however, closed. However, the fates of the 4 four surviving members of the Council of Nine are left completely unmentioned.
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* EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas: Invoked by Hank when he's interrogated by Manfredi about supposed betrayal, only for Manfredi to reply that [[SubvertedTrope Hank always hated his mother]].
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* AlasPoorVillain: Whitney meets such a pitiful end locked up in an insane asylum, with her once brilliant mind shattered. It's really hard not to feel sorry for her.

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* AlasPoorVillain: Whitney meets such a pitiful end locked up in an insane asylum, with her once brilliant once-brilliant mind shattered. It's really hard not to feel sorry for her.
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* JustThinkOfThePotential: Howard believes that studying the Zero Matter will have great benefits...though Peggy believe he's more interested in his bank account.
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* YouGetMeCoffee: In an ironic (and karmic) twist of fate, this ends up being Jack Thompson's role in the heroes' plan. [[GracefulLoser He takes it well, though]].

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* YouGetMeCoffee: In an ironic (and karmic) twist of fate, this ends up being Jack Thompson's role in while the heroes' plan.rest of the heroes build the rift generator. [[GracefulLoser He takes it well, though]].
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* ForgedMessage: After photographing all of Whitney's notes on the rift generator, Samberly alters one equation (turning a 6 into an 8) in the hopes that the need to find and fix this will slow Whitney down enough to ensure that the SSR completes the generator first. The SSR does build their generator first, though whether or not Samberly's altering the equation contributed is never specified.

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* ForgedMessage: After photographing all of Whitney's notes on the rift generator, Samberly Sousa alters one equation (turning a 6 into an 8) in the hopes that the need to find and fix this will slow Whitney down enough to ensure that the SSR completes the generator first. The SSR does build their generator first, though whether or not Samberly's Sousa's altering the equation contributed is never specified.
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* ForgedMessage: After photographing all of Whitney's notes on the rift generator, Samberly alters one equation (turning a 6 into an 8) in the hopes that the need to find and fix this will slow Whitney down enough to ensure that the SSR completes the generator first. The SSR does build their generator first, though whether or not Samberly's altering the equation contributed is never specified.
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* IdiotBall: When Sousa approaches the Rift Generator to manually shut it off, he ties himself to a lamp post in an attempt to prevent being sucked into the rift when it closes. The remaining team members simply stand and watch him struggle for several minutes and no one thinks to go over to the lamp post to secure his tether. Even though the camera shifts to it several times showing that it is indeed working loose. This naturally leads to the mad scramble to catch his tether when it comes free.

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* IdiotBall: When Sousa approaches the Rift Generator to manually shut it off, he ties himself to a lamp post in an attempt to prevent being sucked into the rift when it closes. The remaining team members simply stand by and watch him struggle for several minutes and no one thinks to go over to the lamp post to secure and make sure his tether.tether stays secure. Even though the camera shifts to it several times showing that it is indeed working loose. This naturally leads to the mad scramble to catch his tether when it comes free.
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* IdiotBall: When Sousa approaches the Rift Generator to manually shut it off, he ties himself to a lamp post in an attempt to prevent being sucked into the rift when it closes. The remaining team members simply stand and watch him struggle for several minutes and no one thinks to go over to the lamp post to secure his tether. Even though the camera shifts to it several times showing that it is indeed working loose. This naturally leads to the mad scramble to catch his tether when it comes free.
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* YouGetMeCoffee: In an ironic (and karmic) twist of fate, this ends up being Jack Thompson's role in the heroes' plan.

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* YouGetMeCoffee: In an ironic (and karmic) twist of fate, this ends up being Jack Thompson's role in the heroes' plan. [[GracefulLoser He takes it well, though]].

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* AlasPoorVillain: Whitney meets such a pitiful end locked up in an insane asylum, with her once brilliant mind shattered, it's really hard not to feel sorry for her.

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* AlasPoorVillain: Whitney meets such a pitiful end locked up in an insane asylum, with her once brilliant mind shattered, it's shattered. It's really hard not to feel sorry for her.



* HeroicSacrifice: Sousa attempts one of these. Thankfully, he survives.

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* HeroicSacrifice: One is required to engage the manual emergency shutdown on the rift generator. Peggy, Howard, and Wilkes each volunteer, and argue with each other over who should be the one to do it. Meanwhile, Sousa attempts one of these. Thankfully, he survives.just wordlessly goes over to do it while everyone else is arguing. He survives though.



* MolotovTruck: The Zero Matter rift is closed by sending Howard Star's hovercar into it with the gamma cannon's core inside, then blowing it up. They even blow up the car by sticking a rag into the gas tank and lighting it on fire, just like a Molotov cocktail.



* NeverFoundTheBody: Vernon's fate after Wilkes explodes isn't seen, although it's presumed he died.

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* NeverFoundTheBody: Vernon's fate after Wilkes explodes isn't seen, although it's presumed he died.died, since Zero Matter usually doesn't leave bodies behind anyway.



* SelfHarm: At the end, Whitney is shown with multiple scratches on her face, apparently as a result of her trying to dig out her zero matter scar. Manfredi brings roses for her but is stopped by the orderly for fear that she would use the thorns to scratch her face up some more.

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* SelfHarm: At the end, Whitney is shown with multiple scratches on her face, apparently as a result of her trying to dig out replicate her zero matter Zero Matter scar. Manfredi brings roses for her but is stopped by the orderly for fear that she would use the thorns to scratch her face up some more.

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* MythologyGag: The last scene of Peggy saying her (premature) farewell to Jarvis shows a cinema in the background where the movie's featured actress is "Mary Kane" (one letter off from [[ComicBook/SpiderMan Mary Jane]]).
** In Whitney Frost's final scene in the mental hospital, her face is scarred because the absence of zero matter makes her scratch it all the time. In Marvel comics, Whitney Frost is a super-villain named [[http://marvel.wikia.com/wiki/Giuletta_Nefaria_%28Earth-616%29 Madame Masque]], who wears a golden mask to cover the scars she got in an accident.

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* MythologyGag: MythologyGag:
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The last scene of Peggy saying her (premature) farewell to Jarvis shows a cinema in the background where the movie's featured actress is "Mary Kane" (one letter off from [[ComicBook/SpiderMan Mary Jane]]).
** In Whitney Frost's final scene in the mental hospital, her face is scarred because through self-harm--in her insanity, she's trying to replicate the absence of zero matter makes her scratch it all the time.Zero Matter facial cracks. In Marvel comics, Whitney Frost is a super-villain named [[http://marvel.wikia.com/wiki/Giuletta_Nefaria_%28Earth-616%29 Madame Masque]], who wears a golden mask to cover the scars she got in an accident.
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* YouGetMeCoffee: In an ironic (and karmic) twist of fate, this ends up being Jack Thompson's role in the heroes' plan.
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** When Whitney Frost in the mental hospital, we see that her face is scarred because the absence of zero matter makes her scratch it all the time. In Marvel comics, Whitney Frost is a super-villain named [[http://marvel.wikia.com/wiki/Giuletta_Nefaria_%28Earth-616%29 Madame Masque]], who wears a golden mask to cover the scars she got in an accident.

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** When In Whitney Frost Frost's final scene in the mental hospital, we see that her face is scarred because the absence of zero matter makes her scratch it all the time. In Marvel comics, Whitney Frost is a super-villain named [[http://marvel.wikia.com/wiki/Giuletta_Nefaria_%28Earth-616%29 Madame Masque]], who wears a golden mask to cover the scars she got in an accident.
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** When Whitney Frost in the mental hospital, we see that her face is scarred because the absence of zero matter makes her scratch it all the time. In Marvel comics, Whitney Frost is a super-villain named [[http://marvel.wikia.com/wiki/Giuletta_Nefaria_%28Earth-616%29 Madame Masque]], who wears a golden mask to cover the scars she got in an accident.
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* {{Cliffhanger}}: Thompson is shot, perhaps fatally, by someone in a suit who takes the M. Carter file.

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* {{Cliffhanger}}: Thompson is shot, perhaps seemingly fatally, by someone a gloved person in a suit who takes the M. Carter file.

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* BreakTheHaughty: Removing the Zero Matter from Whitney's body, leaving her BroughtDownToNormal. Not that she didn't deserve this trope, though.



* SkewedPriorities: Howard Stark multiple times. When Manfredi shows up with Jarvis at gunpoint he pleads with him... to let Jarvis set down the mustard he had asked him to bring first before negotiations. Later on he pulls the rest of the scientists into a discussion on what to name the device they're using to open a rift into the Zero Matter dimension, while they're racing against the clock to construct it.

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* SkewedPriorities: Howard Stark multiple times. When Manfredi shows up with Jarvis at gunpoint he pleads with him... to let Jarvis set down the mustard he had asked him to bring first before negotiations. Later on he pulls the rest of the scientists into a discussion on what to name the device they're using to open a rift into the Zero Matter dimension, while they're racing against the clock to construct it. [[RuleOfThree Then]] he whiles away the waiting for Whitney by practicing his golf game with the rift serving as the hole.
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* SkewedPriorities: Howard Stark multiple times. When Manfredi shows up with Jarvis at gunpoint he pleads with him... to let Jarvis set down the mustard he had asked him to bring first before negotiations. Later on he pulls the rest of the scientists into a discussion on what to name the device they're using to open a rift into the Zero Matter dimension, while they're racing against the clock to construct it.

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* ContinuityNod: Howard finally got [[Film/CaptainAmericaTheFirstAvenger that]] FlyingCar working.

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Howard finally got [[Film/CaptainAmericaTheFirstAvenger that]] FlyingCar working.



* ShoutOut: Tommy Fontana'name seems to be modified from [[Film/{{Scarface 1983}} Tony Montana]].

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* ShoutOut: Tommy Fontana'name Fontana's name seems to be modified from [[Film/{{Scarface 1983}} Tony Montana]].


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* WithGreatPowerComesGreatInsanity: If Whitney wasn't DrunkOnTheDarkSide already, she takes it UpToEleven in this episode.
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* ShoutOut: Tommy Fontana'name seems to be modified from [[Film/{{Scarface 1983}} Tony Montana]].

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