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* ShoutOut: Karen feels she knows the law because she's a cop and she watches ''Series/LawAndOrder''.
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* ShoutOut: Wanda mocks Karen feels for thinking she knows the law just because she's a cop and in a small, sleepy town like Dog River. Karen counters that she also watches ''Series/LawAndOrder''.
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* ButtMonkey: Lacey gets blamed for quite a few things, such as wanting to host a wedding, which was Davis' idea.
* TheCameo: After everyone involved in the B Plot vows to never discuss the issue again, Darryl Sittler himself is shown, feeling like he's just been snubbed.
* ChainOfDeals: The Darryl Sittler plot eventually resolves by passing the card and $20 between everyone involved to clear up perceived debts, though Hank decides to keep the money instead of repaying Wanda (and gets called a bastard/"son of Elvis").
* TheCameo: After everyone involved in the B Plot vows to never discuss the issue again, Darryl Sittler himself is shown, feeling like he's just been snubbed.
* ChainOfDeals: The Darryl Sittler plot eventually resolves by passing the card and $20 between everyone involved to clear up perceived debts, though Hank decides to keep the money instead of repaying Wanda (and gets called a bastard/"son of Elvis").
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** Once everyone thinks that Emma and Oscar never married, Wanda tells Brent that he's literally a bastard. He says he prefers the term "love child". [[spoiler:And then later, "Son of Elvis".]]
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** Once everyone thinks that Emma and Oscar never married, Wanda tells Brent that he's literally a bastard. He says he prefers the term "love child". [[spoiler:And And then later, "Son of Elvis".]]
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* PrenupBlowup: Played straight when [[spoiler:Oscar and Emma]] decide to get married, and [[spoiler:Lacey "convinces" Oscar]] to ask for a prenup. This was due to her [[SustainedMisunderstanding mistakenly thinking that Oscar can't read]], and she interpreted his desire to "put things in writing" a bit differently than he had intended. Oscar asks Emma for a prenup on Lacey's "advice" (she thought she was helping him learn how to read). Emma reacts how you'd expect, and Oscar winds up in a neck brace... but only because he tripped and fell while walking backwards away from Emma.
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* PrenupBlowup: Played straight when [[spoiler:Oscar Oscar and Emma]] Emma decide to get married, and [[spoiler:Lacey Lacey "convinces" Oscar]] Oscar to ask for a prenup. This was due to her [[SustainedMisunderstanding mistakenly thinking that Oscar can't read]], and she interpreted his desire to "put things in writing" a bit differently than he had intended. Oscar asks Emma for a prenup on Lacey's "advice" (she thought she was helping him learn how to read). Emma reacts how you'd expect, and Oscar winds up in a neck brace... but only because he tripped and fell while walking backwards away from Emma.
* TheReveal: Emma and Oscar make a confession about their marriage at the reception, but the full truth isn't shown until they're burning photos in TheStinger.
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* SustainedMisunderstanding: Lacey's insistence that Oscar can't read. Of course it all comes to a head [[HumblePie as embarrassingly as possible]] for her.
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* SustainedMisunderstanding: Lacey's insistence that Oscar can't read.read, starting with [[OpinionMyopia misinterpreting his examining a "catsup" bottle]]. Of course it all comes to a head [[HumblePie as embarrassingly as possible]] for her.
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* NeverLeardToRead: Due to a SustainedMisunderstanding, Lacey thinks this about Oscar.
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* NeverLeardToRead: NeverLearnedToRead: Due to a SustainedMisunderstanding, Lacey thinks this about Oscar.
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* CallBack: Just as in the [[Recap/CornerGasS1E01RubyReborn Pilot]], Hank refers to the over-decoration of the Ruby as it being turned into a gay bar. Brent even says "again with the gay bar" in response.
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* CallBack: ContinuityNod: Just as in the [[Recap/CornerGasS1E01RubyReborn Pilot]], first episode]], Hank refers to the over-decoration of the Ruby as it being turned into a gay bar. Brent even says "again with the gay bar" in response.
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* OpinionMyopia: [[invoked]]The event that kicks off the "Lacey thinks Oscar can't read" plot is her walking in late to him complaining about a ketchup bottle labelled "catsup".
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* NeverLeardToRead: Due to a SustainedMisunderstanding, Lacey thinks this about Oscar.
-->'''Lacey:''' I think he might be functionally illiterate.\\
'''Wanda:''' He's not illiterate. He's barely ''functional''. He's non-functionally literate.
* OpinionMyopia:[[invoked]]The event that kicks off the "Lacey thinks Oscar can't read" plot is her walking in late to him complaining about [[invoked]]Oscar gets mad at a ketchup bottle for being labelled "catsup"."catsup", claiming "it's spelled wrong".
-->'''Lacey:''' I think he might be functionally illiterate.\\
'''Wanda:''' He's not illiterate. He's barely ''functional''. He's non-functionally literate.
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[[caption-width-right:350:"There's no wedding... let's eat!"]]
[[caption-width-right:350:"There's no wedding... let's eat!"]]
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* PrenupBlowup: Played straight when [[spoiler:Oscar and Emma]] decide to get married, and [[spoiler:Lacey "convinces" Oscar]] to ask for a prenup. Oscar asks Emma for a prenup on Lacey's "advice" (she thought she was helping him learn how to read). Emma reacts how you'd expect, and Oscar winds up in a neck brace... but only because he tripped and fell while walking backwards away from Emma.
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* PrenupBlowup: Played straight when [[spoiler:Oscar and Emma]] decide to get married, and [[spoiler:Lacey "convinces" Oscar]] to ask for a prenup. This was due to her [[SustainedMisunderstanding mistakenly thinking that Oscar can't read]], and she interpreted his desire to "put things in writing" a bit differently than he had intended. Oscar asks Emma for a prenup on Lacey's "advice" (she thought she was helping him learn how to read). Emma reacts how you'd expect, and Oscar winds up in a neck brace... but only because he tripped and fell while walking backwards away from Emma.
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* PrenupBlowup: Oscar asks Emma for a prenup on Lacey's "advice" (she thought she was helping him learn how to read). Emma reacts how you'd expect, and Oscar winds up in a neck brace... but only because he tripped and fell while walking backwards away from Emma.
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* PrenupBlowup: Played straight when [[spoiler:Oscar and Emma]] decide to get married, and [[spoiler:Lacey "convinces" Oscar]] to ask for a prenup. Oscar asks Emma for a prenup on Lacey's "advice" (she thought she was helping him learn how to read). Emma reacts how you'd expect, and Oscar winds up in a neck brace... but only because he tripped and fell while walking backwards away from Emma.
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A Plot: When Brent asks his parents why they have no wedding photos around, they tell him it's because they never actually got married. Finding this out, Davis talks Oscar and Emma into having a wedding so he can plan it. Eventually they reveal that they did get married, but were ashamed about having an Elvis wedding, [[spoiler:where ''they'' were dressed as Elvis]].
B Plot: Hank tries to get back a Darryl Sittler rookie card Brent won from him in a game of Knuckles when they were kids. Karen and Wanda get in on the debate about whether a schoolyard game can be legally binding.
C Plot: Lacey becomes convinced that Oscar can't read and goes about trying to help him, as well as get everyone else to believe her.
B Plot: Hank tries to get back a Darryl Sittler rookie card Brent won from him in a game of Knuckles when they were kids. Karen and Wanda get in on the debate about whether a schoolyard game can be legally binding.
C Plot: Lacey becomes convinced that Oscar can't read and goes about trying to help him, as well as get everyone else to believe her.
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--->'''Wanda:''' Oscar and Emma were never married.\\
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---> '''Hank:''' Is Knuckles legally binding?\\
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A Plot: When Brent asks his parents why they have no wedding photos around, they tell him it's because they never actually got married. Finding this out, Davis talks Oscar and Emma into having a wedding so he can plan it. Eventually they reveal that they did get married, but were ashamed about having an Elvis wedding, where THEY were dressed as Elvis.
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A Plot: When Brent asks his parents why they have no wedding photos around, they tell him it's because they never actually got married. Finding this out, Davis talks Oscar and Emma into having a wedding so he can plan it. Eventually they reveal that they did get married, but were ashamed about having an Elvis wedding, where THEY [[spoiler:where ''they'' were dressed as Elvis.
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* CallBack: Just as in the [[Recap/CornerGasS1E01RubyReborn Pilot]], Hank refers to over-decoration of a place as a gay bar. Brent even says "again with the gay bar" in response.
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* CallBack: Just as in the [[Recap/CornerGasS1E01RubyReborn Pilot]], Hank refers to the over-decoration of a place the Ruby as it being turned into a gay bar. Brent even says "again with the gay bar" in response.response.
* ElvisImpersonator: Oscar and Emma only pretended that they were never married because they were embarrassed about their "Elvis wedding". Everyone in town reassures them that being married by a guy dressed as Elvis isn't that embarrassing. [[spoiler:What the town doesn't find out is that Oscar and Emma were also dressed as Elvis.]]
* ElvisImpersonator: Oscar and Emma only pretended that they were never married because they were embarrassed about their "Elvis wedding". Everyone in town reassures them that being married by a guy dressed as Elvis isn't that embarrassing. [[spoiler:What the town doesn't find out is that Oscar and Emma were also dressed as Elvis.]]
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'''Lacey:''' You know, sometimes you jump to wild conclusions. ({{Beat}}) Oscar can't read.
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'''Lacey:''' You know, sometimes you jump to wild conclusions. ({{Beat}}) ''[{{Beat}}]'' Oscar can't read.
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** Once everyone thinks that Emma and Oscar never married, Wanda tells Brent that he's literally a bastard. He says he prefers the term "love child".
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** Once everyone thinks that Emma and Oscar never married, Wanda tells Brent that he's literally a bastard. He says he prefers the term "love child". [[spoiler:And then later, "Son of Elvis".]]
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* OpinionMyopia: [[invoked]]The event that kicks off the "Lacey thinks Oscar can't read" plot is her walking in late to him complaining about a ketchup bottle labelled "catsup".
-->'''Davis:''' You can spell it that way. It's an option.\\
'''Oscar:''' It's a ''wrong'' option.
* PrenupBlowup: Oscar asks Emma for a prenup on Lacey's "advice" (she thought she was helping him learn how to read). Emma reacts how you'd expect, and Oscar winds up in a neck brace... but only because he tripped and fell while walking backwards away from Emma.
-->'''Davis:''' You can spell it that way. It's an option.\\
'''Oscar:''' It's a ''wrong'' option.
* PrenupBlowup: Oscar asks Emma for a prenup on Lacey's "advice" (she thought she was helping him learn how to read). Emma reacts how you'd expect, and Oscar winds up in a neck brace... but only because he tripped and fell while walking backwards away from Emma.
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* CallBack: Just as in the [[Recap/CornerGasS1E01RubyReborn Pilot]], Hank refers to over-decoration of a place as a gay bar. Brent even says "again with the gay bar" in response.
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* ShoutOut: Karen feels she knows the law because she's a cop and she watches Series/LawAndOrder.
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* InsistentTerminology: Once everyone thinks that Emma and Oscar never married, Wanda tells Brent that he's literally a bastard. He says he prefers the term "love child".
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** Once everyone thinks that Emma and Oscar never married, Wanda tells Brent that he's literally a bastard. He says he prefers the term "lovechild".child".
** Hank insists that he never "flinched" during Knuckles, he "winced", so Brent's win didn't count.
** Once everyone thinks that Emma and Oscar never married, Wanda tells Brent that he's literally a bastard. He says he prefers the term "love
** Hank insists that he never "flinched" during Knuckles, he "winced", so Brent's win didn't count.
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* Flashback: Parodied. Brent and Hank are talking about playing Knuckles as kids when the scene cuts to two small children who look similar to them. Then adult Brent and Hank walk by them and wonder who the kids are.
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* Flashback: {{Flashback}}: Parodied. Brent and Hank are talking about playing Knuckles as kids when the scene cuts to two small children who look similar to them. Then adult Brent and Hank walk by them and wonder who the kids are.
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* SustainedMisunderstanding: Lacey's insistence that Oscar can't read. Of course it all comes to a head as embarrassingly as possible for her.
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* RealMenWearPink: Tall, gruff cop Davis gets giddy over the chance to plan and decorate for a wedding.
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* SeriousBusiness: The legal ramifications of the schoolyard game Knuckles.
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--->'''Wanda:''' Oscar and Emma were never married.\\
'''Lacey:''' You know, sometimes you jump to wild conclusions. ({{Beat}}) Oscar can't read.
--->'''Wanda:''' Oscar and Emma were never married.\\
'''Lacey:''' You know, sometimes you jump to wild conclusions. ({{Beat}}) Oscar can't read.
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* InsistentTerminology: Once everyone thinks that Emma and Oscar never married, Wanda tells Brent that he's literally a bastard. He says he prefers the term "love child".
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* LateToThePunchline: In the ColdOpen, it takes Oscar several seconds to realize that Emma just compared him to old junk in the basement.
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---> '''Hank:''' Is Knuckles legally binding?\\
'''Karen:''' I don't understand that sentence.
---> '''Hank:''' Is Knuckles legally binding?\\
'''Karen:''' I don't understand that sentence.
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* StagParty: Brent throws one for Oscar at the bar, but it's incredibly boring. Emma gets a party as well, and is disappointed that Wanda hired a male dancer.
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A Plot: When Brent asks his parents why they have no wedding photos around, they tell him it's because they never actually got married. Finding this out, Davis talks Oscar and Emma into having a wedding so he can plan it. Eventually they reveal that they did get married, but were ashamed about having an Elvis wedding, where THEY were dressed as Elvis.
B Plot: Hank tries to get back a Darryl Sittler rookie card Brent won from him in a game of Knuckles when they were kids. Karen and Wanda get in on the debate about whether a schoolyard game can be legally binding.
C Plot: Lacey becomes convinced that Oscar can't read and goes about trying to help him, as well as get everyone else to believe her.
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* SustainedMisunderstanding: Lacey's insistence that Oscar can't read. Of course it all comes to a head as embarrassingly as possible for her.
B Plot: Hank tries to get back a Darryl Sittler rookie card Brent won from him in a game of Knuckles when they were kids. Karen and Wanda get in on the debate about whether a schoolyard game can be legally binding.
C Plot: Lacey becomes convinced that Oscar can't read and goes about trying to help him, as well as get everyone else to believe her.
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* SustainedMisunderstanding: Lacey's insistence that Oscar can't read. Of course it all comes to a head as embarrassingly as possible for her.
