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* {{Hypocrite}}: Boss Biggis, a FatBastard who runs a slave camp rather than do any honest work, complains about his slaves' productivity while chowing down on a sandwich.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Boss Biggis, a FatBastard who runs a slave camp rather than do any honest work, complains about his slaves' productivity while sitting on his big fat ass and chowing down on a sandwich.
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** Fighting like this has a degree of FridgeLogic behind it - it's a way to keep his fighting style distinct from Batman's. Bruce doesn't know who's been doing the kidnappings so has to take precautions in case it's someone he's dealt with in the past.
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General clarification on works content; there is one possibly homeless women with a shopping trolley at the start of the episode, and a few homeless women in Bruce's dream scene. Either BS&P didn't notice or didn't actually mind.
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* MenAreTheExpendableGender: Gotham City's homeless population is made up ''entirely'' of men, with not one woman or child in sight. As it turns out, this was enforced by [[Trivia/BatmanTheAnimatedSeriesE8TheForgotten BS&P executives]], who forbade the writers from showing anyone other than men as homeless.
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* MenAreTheExpendableGender: Gotham City's homeless population is made up ''entirely'' mostly of adult men, with not one only a few woman or child and no children in sight. As it turns out, this was enforced by [[Trivia/BatmanTheAnimatedSeriesE8TheForgotten BS&P executives]], who forbade the writers from showing anyone other than men as homeless.homeless (although a few women slipped through).
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The scene in question has Bruce figuring out something that's already been concerning him after hearing the right words, not some kind of post-hypnotic suggestion.
* EurekaMoment: Bruce remembers his identity upon Dan angrily shouting that he lost his family due to his kidnapping, triggering Bruce's memory of losing his own family.
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* TriggerPhrase: Bruce remembers his identity upon Dan angrily shouting that he lost his family due to his kidnapping, triggering Bruce's memory of losing his own family.
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* CartoonishSupervillainy: Boss Biggis and his lackeys are one-note stock villains without any personality or depth to them. They're just there to give a face to those who victimize the homelessness that Batman can punch.
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* CartoonishSupervillainy: Boss Biggis and his lackeys are one-note stock villains without any personality or depth to them. They're just there to give a face to those who victimize the homelessness homeless that Batman can punch.
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* CartoonishSupervillainy: Boss Biggis and his lackeys are one-note stock villains without any personality or depth to them. They're just there to give a face to homelessness that Batman can punch.
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* CartoonishSupervillainy: Boss Biggis and his lackeys are one-note stock villains without any personality or depth to them. They're just there to give a face to those who victimize the homelessness that Batman can punch.
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* DeliberatelyMonochrome: The scenes in the mines during the climax render the characters in black-and-white to signify the minimal lighting.
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* TriggerPhrase: Bruce remembers his identity upon Dan angrily shouting that he lost his family due to his kidnapping, triggering Bruce's memory of losing his own family.
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Corrupt Hick has been cut per this TRS tread:[1]
Appropriate examples are moved to Small Town Tyrant
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* CorruptHick: Boss Biggis, a FatSweatySouthernerInAWhiteSuit who runs a slaving gold mine in a desert somewhere.
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* SoundtrackDissonance: Gotham City is a steel-clad, faux-1940s metropolis, so you'd expect to hear overly dramatic classical music (which we do) or else jazz and/or showtunes (which we sometimes do). But in this episode the action shifts to some sort of arid, rocky landscape out west (could be South Dakota, or maybe Wyoming) so that Batman can capture some [[CorruptHick Corrupt Hicks]] who have kidnapped and enslaved homeless people in order to mine gold. The hicks' theme is as "frontier" as all-get-out, with rapidly-played harmonicas and a booming basso guitar straight out of a Western movie.
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* SoundtrackDissonance: Gotham City is a steel-clad, faux-1940s metropolis, so you'd expect to hear overly dramatic classical music (which we do) or else jazz and/or showtunes (which we sometimes do). But in this episode the action shifts to some sort of arid, rocky landscape out west (could be South Dakota, or maybe Wyoming) so that Batman can capture some [[CorruptHick Corrupt Hicks]] corrupt hicks who have kidnapped and enslaved homeless people in order to mine gold. The hicks' theme is as "frontier" as all-get-out, with rapidly-played harmonicas and a booming basso guitar straight out of a Western movie.
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Bald Of Awesome is being renamed and redefined per TRS decision
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* BaldOfAwesome: Dan Riley, a volunteer at a soup kitchen who got rounded up with the people he was helping.
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-->'''Alfred:''' I claim this land for ''Spain''!
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-->'''Alfred:''' [[ClaimingViaFlag I claim this land for ''Spain''!for]] ''[[ClaimingViaFlag Spain]]''!
