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* EtTuBrute: Tim expresses his shock at Enrique's sudden betrayal to the resistance.
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* DownerEnding: Tim and Cherie are betrayed by Enrique to the Duke. Cherie is thrown into the Boo Hoo Hole while Tim is imprisoned.
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* DownerEnding: Tim and Cherie are betrayed by Enrique to the Duke. Cherie is thrown into the Boo Hoo Hole while Tim is imprisoned.
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* DressingAsTheEnemy: Tim and his friends disguise themselves as the Duke's soldiers as part of their plan to confront the Duke. Ironically, Enrique is later revealed to be working for the Duke all the long and dressed up properly to be one of his minions.
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** FridgeBrilliance: In the very first episode, Jesse and Yumyulack had to dumb down a school bully with cola after they shrank, kidnapped, and tortured her. The dumb ray could have been built in case something like that happens again.
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* DownerEnding: Tim and Cherie are betrayed by Enrique to the Duke. Cherie is thrown into the Boo Hoo Hole while Tim is imprisoned.
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* FaceHeelTurn: Enrique betrays Tim and Cherie to the Duke; he blames Tim for causing Pedro's death.
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* BeliefMakesYouStupid: When Terry accidentally hits a book with the dumb ray, it turns into a bible.
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Looks like Jessie and Yumyulack are in trouble now after one time too many sci-fi incidents causes them to face expulsion should they ever miss a day of school. Thus, they diligently attend classes, hoping to get back on good graces, unbeknownst to them that school's closed for the summer break.
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Looks like Jessie Jesse and Yumyulack are in trouble now trouble, after one time too many sci-fi incidents causes them to face expulsion should they ever miss a day of school. Thus, they diligently attend classes, hoping to get back on good graces, unbeknownst to them that school's closed for the summer break.
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* SkewedPriorities: When the library floods with freezing lava and the kids have to climb to the top of the bookshelves, Yumulack takes the opportunity to shoot Jessie as part of their play-fight. She lampshades it.
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* SkewedPriorities: When the library floods with freezing lava and the kids have to climb to the top of the bookshelves, Yumulack Yumyulack takes the opportunity to shoot Jessie as part of their play-fight. She lampshades it.
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* NoSuchThingAsWizardAsJesus: In the CouchGag Korvo complains that people on Earth get annoyed when he points out that Christ was an alien.
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Looks like Jesse Jessie and Yumyulack are in trouble now after one time too many sci-fi incidents causes them to face expulsion should they ever miss a day of school. Thus, they diligently attend classes, hoping to get back on good graces, unbeknownst to them that school's closed for the summer break.
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* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: Tim sets a detonator with a ten-second delay, with more than enough time to run away. One party member takes the detonator and plans to pull a HeroicSacrifice, only to realize he ''can'' run and sprints too late. He ends up blind from the blast. Tim gives a FacePalm and says that was the whole point of the delay.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Terry is fine with standard dumb alien-frat shenanigans. Even so, he won't let Pupa accidentally hurt himself with the dumb ray. He also becomes concerned when the frozen lava floods the entire city and will destroy their neighbors.
* InventionalWisdom: Korvo says they made a "dumb" ray for the purpose of emergencies. One must question what those emergencies are.
* KarmicTwistEnding: To save the town and their ship, Terry is forced to fix the smart ray, which he destroyed, proving Korvo right that his episode arc was to learn that you can't cut corners or ignore common sense.
* KickTheDog: Terry shoots Korvo with the "dumb" ray when the latter runs into the countertop and falls to the ground with a head injury, bleeding blue blood.
* NotSoAboveItAll: Angry that they were attending school on a regular basis for nothing and getting along with her brother, Jessie happily joins Yumyulack in trashing the classrooms with sci-fi bullshit.
* SkewedPriorities: When the library floods with freezing lava and the kids have to climb to the top of the bookshelves, Yumulack takes the opportunity to shoot Jessie as part of their play-fight. She lampshades it.
* StatingTheSimpleSolution: Yumyulack points out that if Pupa is going to destroy the universe, then why not stay home and watch TV? School shouldn't matter. Terry mentions they don't know ''when'' Pupa will terraform the planet, and Korvo asserts that regardless of the institution, learning can be useful.
* SuddenlyVoiced: Pupa says his first real word: "Pepsi".
* ThouShaltNotKill: Tim refuses to kill the Duke's enforcers, saying that's what makes them different from the Duke.
* WrongGenreSavvy: Terry assumes college will mean frat parties and endless shenanigans. He and Korvo go to a community college, however, and find out that most of the students are middle-aged adults. One classmate says to go to a party, she would need a babysitter. Another one says she prefers to chill and watch ''NCIS''.
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* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: Tim sets a detonator with a ten-second delay, with more than enough time to run away. One party member takes the detonator and plans to pull a HeroicSacrifice, only to realize he ''can'' run and sprints too late. He ends up blind from the blast. Tim gives a FacePalm and says that was the whole point of the delay.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Terry is fine with standard dumb alien-frat shenanigans. Even so, he won't let Pupa accidentally hurt himself with the dumb ray. He also becomes concerned when the frozen lava floods the entire city and will destroy their neighbors.
* InventionalWisdom: Korvo says they made a "dumb" ray for the purpose of emergencies. One must question what those emergencies are.
* KarmicTwistEnding: To save the town and their ship, Terry is forced to fix the smart ray, which he destroyed, proving Korvo right that his episode arc was to learn that you can't cut corners or ignore common sense.
* KickTheDog: Terry shoots Korvo with the "dumb" ray when the latter runs into the countertop and falls to the ground with a head injury, bleeding blue blood.
* NotSoAboveItAll: Angry that they were attending school on a regular basis for nothing and getting along with her brother, Jessie happily joins Yumyulack in trashing the classrooms with sci-fi bullshit.
* SkewedPriorities: When the library floods with freezing lava and the kids have to climb to the top of the bookshelves, Yumulack takes the opportunity to shoot Jessie as part of their play-fight. She lampshades it.
* StatingTheSimpleSolution: Yumyulack points out that if Pupa is going to destroy the universe, then why not stay home and watch TV? School shouldn't matter. Terry mentions they don't know ''when'' Pupa will terraform the planet, and Korvo asserts that regardless of the institution, learning can be useful.
* SuddenlyVoiced: Pupa says his first real word: "Pepsi".
* ThouShaltNotKill: Tim refuses to kill the Duke's enforcers, saying that's what makes them different from the Duke.
* WrongGenreSavvy: Terry assumes college will mean frat parties and endless shenanigans. He and Korvo go to a community college, however, and find out that most of the students are middle-aged adults. One classmate says to go to a party, she would need a babysitter. Another one says she prefers to chill and watch ''NCIS''.
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would rather emulate college movies and party like there's no tomorrow instead of studying so Terry zaps him with a Dumb ray to make him like his foolhardy self.
Inside the wall, Tim and Cherie leads a rebellion to liberate the Duke of his food supply but suffers an unexpected betrayal.
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And speaking of school, Terry and Korvo enroll in a junior college where the former, unsurprisingly, lags behind in classes. Korvo gets pissed on at how Terry
Terry would rather emulate college movies and party like there's no tomorrow instead of studying studying, so Terry zaps him with a Dumb ray Ray to make him like his foolhardy self.
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would rather emulate college movies and party like there's no tomorrow instead of studying so Terry zaps him with a Dumb ray to make him like his foolhardy self.
Inside the wall, Tim and Cherie leads a rebellion to liberate the Duke of his food supply but suffers an unexpected betrayal.
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Looks like Jesse and Yumyulack are in trouble now after one time too many sci-fi incidents causes them to face expulsion should they ever miss a day of school. Thus, they diligently attend classes, hoping to get back on good graces, unbeknownst to them that school's closed for the summer break.
And speaking of school, Terry and Korvo enroll in a junior college
And speaking of school, Terry and Korvo enroll in a junior college
