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** The guy who asked Eleanor if she wanted to talk to God on her arrival in Australia shows up to ask Chidi the same question. Because it's been a year InUniverse, his hair is now long and he has a beard.
-->'''Drug Dealer:''' I just wanted to sell you drugs and you made it weird!
-->'''Drug Dealer:''' I just wanted to sell you drugs and you made it weird!
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* BadLiar: Michael's attempt to pretend he and Janet are FBI agents goes more and more out of control and he eventually has to give up.
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** Eleanor complains about there being too many Franchise/SpiderMan movies.
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** Eleanor complains about there being too many Franchise/SpiderMan ComicBook/SpiderMan movies.
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** A non-pun or spoonerism example is the guy who asks Chidi if he wants to meet God. His character is named Damon after Creator/DamonLindelof who created ''Series/{{Lost}}'' and ''Series/TheLeftovers'', which were influences on ''The Good Place''. His character is actually a reference to an unseen character wearing a red bandana from the latter.
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* AllThereInTheScript: As seen below, several ancillary characters with speaking lines are given joke names based on Australian celebrities and puns:
** [[Music/KylieMinogue Mylie Kinogue]]: One of the students at Chidi's class.
** [[Creator/MelGibson Gel Mibson]]: The bank manager.
** [[UsefulNotes/{{Tennis}} Cat Pash]]: The manager of the Sydney Opera House.
** [[Music/KeithUrban Eeth Kurban]]: Another one of Chidi's students.
** [[UsefulNotes/{{Tennis}} Lod Raver]]: The bartender at the Drinking Nemo bar.
** [[PunnyName Mark Supial]]: The cab driver.
** [[Creator/NaomiWatts Waomi Natts]]: The clerk at the grocery store who tells Chidi to put on a shirt. (Her name tag says "Julie".)
** [[UsefulNotes/{{Tennis}} Gvonne Olgagong]]: The cashier at the grocery store. (Her name tag says "Rose".)
** [[Creator/NicoleKidman Nicole Mankid]]: The current occupant of Fred Booth's old house who gives Eleanor all the stuff he left behind.
** [[Music/KylieMinogue Mylie Kinogue]]: One of the students at Chidi's class.
** [[Creator/MelGibson Gel Mibson]]: The bank manager.
** [[UsefulNotes/{{Tennis}} Cat Pash]]: The manager of the Sydney Opera House.
** [[Music/KeithUrban Eeth Kurban]]: Another one of Chidi's students.
** [[UsefulNotes/{{Tennis}} Lod Raver]]: The bartender at the Drinking Nemo bar.
** [[PunnyName Mark Supial]]: The cab driver.
** [[Creator/NaomiWatts Waomi Natts]]: The clerk at the grocery store who tells Chidi to put on a shirt. (Her name tag says "Julie".)
** [[UsefulNotes/{{Tennis}} Gvonne Olgagong]]: The cashier at the grocery store. (Her name tag says "Rose".)
** [[Creator/NicoleKidman Nicole Mankid]]: The current occupant of Fred Booth's old house who gives Eleanor all the stuff he left behind.
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* OhCrap: Tahani goes blank when Larry, her ''fiancé'', walks in after she and Jason announce their spontaneous marriage.
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* ImplausibleDeniability: Michael shuts the door so it just disappears and asks "What door?".
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* AllForNothing: Due to Janet and Michael's carelessness, they are forced to admit the truth to the Brainy Bunch. Because they now know how the afterlife works, whatever ethically positive motivations will all be corrupt and rendered meaningless, thus all the time Michael and Janet spent trying to get them into the Good Place the old-fashioned way, the fates of their friends' souls and the risks in becoming fugitives on Earth were also rendered meaningless.
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* AllForNothing: Due to Janet and Michael's carelessness, they are forced to admit the truth to the Brainy Bunch. Because they now know how the afterlife works, whatever ethically positive motivations people will all be corrupt corrupted and rendered meaningless, thus all the time Michael and Janet spent trying to get them into the Good Place the old-fashioned way, the fates of their friends' souls and the risks in becoming fugitives on Earth were also rendered meaningless.
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* CentralTheme: Once the characters discover their fates and the AwfulTruth that there is nothing they can do to change it, the episode separates into multiple plotlines as each character deals with this in different ways. Eleanor attempts to revert to TheHedonist only to find herself obligated to return a missing wallet, [[BeingGoodSucks get further items to return that increase her burden]] only to find [[GoodFeelsGood immense gratitude from the recipient that makes it worthwhile]]. Tahani and Jason decide to get married and [[ItsAllJunk go on a charity spree]]. Chidi wallows in depression, creates a chili/candy concoction for no reason and [[ApatheticTeacher loses all enthusiasm for teaching]]. But giving a quick summation to his class he outlines the different ethical theories demonstrated: Jason was good for consequences, Tahani was good for intuition and Eleanor was good out of social obligation, while he had become consumed with [[TheNihilist nihilism]]. Eleanor's story though gave her a personal discovery, that if your life has an end then [[TheAntiNihilist it only makes sense to do what is right]].
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* CentralTheme: Once the characters discover their fates and the AwfulTruth that there is nothing they can do to change it, the episode separates into multiple plotlines as each character deals with this in different ways. Eleanor attempts to revert to TheHedonist only to find herself obligated to return a missing wallet, [[BeingGoodSucks get further items to return that increase her burden]] only to find [[GoodFeelsGood immense gratitude from the recipient that makes it worthwhile]]. Tahani and Jason decide to get married and [[ItsAllJunk go on a charity spree]]. Chidi wallows in depression, creates a chili/candy concoction for no reason and [[ApatheticTeacher loses all enthusiasm for teaching]]. But giving a quick summation to his class he outlines the different ethical theories demonstrated: Jason was good for consequences, Tahani was good for intuition and Eleanor was good out of social obligation, while he had become consumed with [[TheNihilist [[StrawNihilist nihilism]]. Eleanor's story though gave her a personal discovery, that if your life has an end then [[TheAntiNihilist it only makes sense to do what is right]].
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* CentralTheme: Once the characters discover their fates and the AwfulTruth that there is nothing they can do to change it, the episode separates into multiple plotlines as each character deals with this in different ways. Eleanor attempts to revert to TheHedonist only to find herself obligated to return a missing wallet, [[BeingGoodSucks get further items to return that increase her burden]] only to find [[GoodFeelsGood immense gratitude from the recipient that makes it worthwhile]]. Tahani and Jason decide to get married and [[ItsAllJunk go on a charity spree]]. Chidi wallows in depression, creates a chili/candy concoction for no reason and [[ApatheticTeacher loses all enthusiasm for teaching]]. But giving a quick summation to his class he outlines the different ethical theories demonstrated: Jason was good for consequences, Tahani was good for intuition and Eleanor was good out of social obligation, while he had become consumed with [[TheNihilist nihilism]]. Eleanor's story though gave her a personal discovery, that if your life has an end then [[TheAntiNihilist it only makes sense to do what is right]].
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* TrivialTitle: This episode concerns the human foursome learning the truth about the afterlife, and their reaction to the bad news that now they're doomed to go back to the Bad Place. "Jeremy Bearimy" is just the name for how the TimeyWimeyBall works in the afterlife; its only relevence to the plot is that the dot over the "i" in Bearimy is the final straw that [[HeroicBSOD breaks' Chidi's sanity]].
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* TrivialTitle: This episode concerns the human foursome learning the truth about the afterlife, and their reaction to the bad news that now they're doomed to go back to the Bad Place. "Jeremy Bearimy" is just the name for how the TimeyWimeyBall works in the afterlife; its only relevence to the plot is that the dot over the "i" in Bearimy is the final straw that [[HeroicBSOD breaks' breaks Chidi's sanity]].
