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'''Original air date:''' 10/1/2021
'''Production code:''' 101b
'''Production code:''' 101b
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* SecondEpisodeIntroduction: This episode marks the debut of Molly's future best friend Libby, as well as her archrival Andrea.
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* SecondEpisodeIntroduction: This episode marks the debut of Molly's future best friend Libby, as well as her archrival archrival-turned-friend Andrea.
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* NewKidStigma: [[DoubleSubvertedTrope Double Subverted]]. Molly, despite Scratch's efforts, is very likeable by her new peers before [[AlphaBitch Andrea]] gave her voice. Unfortunately, Molly accidentally hit Andrea's BerserkButton by [[AccidentalMisnaming mispronouncing her name]] and, despite Andrea's willingness to forget it the first time, Molly [[DiggingYourselfDeeper does it again because she was worried]] and Andrea makes Molly a pariah. Only Scratch taking pity on her and [[DemonicPossession possessing Andrea]] dissolves this conflict.
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* DiggingYourselfDeeper: Although getting her name pronounced the "wrong" way is a BerserkButton for Andrea, she was willing to let it pass the first time Molly did it, since she's new. The sad thing is that Molly ''did'' get it right the second time, but then she got nervous and uncertain and began rambling on, and ''that's'' what provoked Andrea into declaring her a pariah.
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* DiggingYourselfDeeper: Although getting her name pronounced the "wrong" way is a BerserkButton for Andrea, she was willing to let it pass the first time Molly did it, since she's new. The sad thing is that Molly ''did'' get it right the second time, but then she got nervous and uncertain and began rambling on, on (mispronouncing it ''again'' in the process), and ''that's'' what provoked Andrea into declaring her a pariah.
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* MeaningfulEcho: {{Averted|Trope}} in the finished cartoon. Originally, a ghost with BlindingBangs asks the question "Seriously, Who does he think he is?" about Scratch, in a scene [[MissingTrailerScene which got cut]]. Later in the episode, a kid that also has BlindingBangs asks the exact same question about Molly, which is one of the things that results in Scratch switching gears to help Molly.
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* MeaningfulEcho: {{Averted|Trope}} in the finished cartoon. Originally, a ghost with BlindingBangs bangs asks the question "Seriously, Who does he think he is?" about Scratch, in a scene [[MissingTrailerScene which got cut]]. Later in the episode, a kid that also has BlindingBangs bangs asks the exact same question about Molly, which is one of the things that results in Scratch switching gears to help Molly.
