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* StrangersOnATrainPlotMurder: The episode is a WholePlotReference to the TropeNamer; not only do the two protagonists making a pact to "fix" the other's problem, one of the duo backs out after the other has done the deed.
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* StrangersOnATrainPlotMurder: The episode is a WholePlotReference to the TropeNamer; not only do the two protagonists making a pact to "fix" the other's problem, one of the duo backs out after the other has done the deed.
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* InspirationNod: The episode's basis on ''Film/StrangersOnATrain'' is acknowledged when Gumball first proposes the pact. Principal Brown mistakes Gumball's plan to point out their girlfriends' flaws for [[MurderIsTheBestSolution straight up murdering them]] (which was the deal in the film).
-->'''Gumball''': Yeah, I take care of Simian and you take care of Penny, right?\\
'''Brown''': But it'll have to [[MakeItLookLikeAnAccident look like an accident]]!\\
'''Gumball''': '''What!?''' I meant take care of the laugh and breath thing!\\
'''Brown''': Oh yes, that's a much less illegal idea!
-->'''Gumball''': Yeah, I take care of Simian and you take care of Penny, right?\\
'''Brown''': But it'll have to [[MakeItLookLikeAnAccident look like an accident]]!\\
'''Gumball''': '''What!?''' I meant take care of the laugh and breath thing!\\
'''Brown''': Oh yes, that's a much less illegal idea!
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* WholePlotReference: To, of all things, [[Creator/AlfredHitchcock Hitchcock's]] ''Film/StrangersOnATrain'', as the plot is kicked off with the two protagonists making a pact to "fix" the other's problem [[note]]in the original movie, the pact was to murder someone troublesome to each other, a development [[LampshadeHanging Principal Brown lampshades]] by mistaking Gumball's plan for them to go to each other's girlfriend to point out their flaw, for straight up murdering them[[/note]] with one of the duo backing out after the other has done the deed.
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* WholePlotReference: To, of all things, [[Creator/AlfredHitchcock Hitchcock's]] ''Film/StrangersOnATrain'', as StrangersOnATrainPlotMurder: The episode is a WholePlotReference to the plot is kicked off with TropeNamer; not only do the two protagonists making a pact to "fix" the other's problem [[note]]in the original movie, the pact was to murder someone troublesome to each other, a development [[LampshadeHanging Principal Brown lampshades]] by mistaking Gumball's plan for them to go to each other's girlfriend to point out their flaw, for straight up murdering them[[/note]] with problem, one of the duo backing backs out after the other has done the deed.
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* AndShowItToYou: Discussed. As seen in the page quote, Gumball is afraid Penny will do this if he tells her about her annoying laugh.
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* TakingYouDownWithMe: Gumball do this towards Principal Brown's threats. When Gumball said that he's going to be expelled anyway. Might as well tell Miss Simian that Principal Brown that makes him do it.
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* TakingYouDownWithMe: TakingYouWithMe: Gumball do this towards Principal Brown's threats. When Gumball said that he's going to be expelled anyway. Might as well tell Miss Simian that Principal Brown that makes him do it.
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* TakingYouDownWithMe: Gumball do this towards Principal Brown's threats. When Gumball said that he's going to be expelled anyway. Might as well tell Miss Simian that Principal Brown that makes him do it.
