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** Brown Widow is a more anatomically correct version of ComicBook/SpiderMan, complete with a web shooter in his ass. His interest in performing in Dr. Venture's musical is a reference to the failed Broadway play: ''Theatre/SpiderManTurnOffTheDark''. The shot of Brown Widow catching the cab in a web recreates a shot from the opening credits of ''WesternAnimation/SpiderMan1967.'' There are several other Spider-Man references in this episode as well.
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** Brown Widow is a more anatomically correct version of ComicBook/SpiderMan, complete with a web shooter in above his ass. His interest in performing in Dr. Venture's musical is a reference to the failed Broadway play: ''Theatre/SpiderManTurnOffTheDark''. The shot of Brown Widow catching the cab in a web recreates a shot from the opening credits of ''WesternAnimation/SpiderMan1967.'' There are several other Spider-Man references in this episode as well.
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* WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway: Most of the villains in the TerribleIntervieweesMontage have very lame powers, if they have powers at all. Mr. Polygamy has the power of polygamy, Giant Indian can "grow" by ''barely an inch'' (Prof. Impossible has to squint to even notice the difference. It turns out he was ''standing on his toes''), and Fat Chance (who they actually hire) can pull random items out of his belly button.
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* WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway: Most of the villains in the TerribleIntervieweesMontage have very lame powers, if they have powers at all. Mr. Polygamy has the power of polygamy, polygamy (and an extra set of arms), Giant Indian can "grow" by ''barely an inch'' (Prof. Impossible has to squint to even notice the difference. It turns out he was ''standing on his toes''), and Fat Chance (who they actually hire) can pull random items out of his belly button.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Ladyhawke and Lyndon Bee are based on UsefulNotes/LyndonJohnson and his wife, Lady Bird Johnson.
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** Ladyhawke and Lyndon Bee are based on UsefulNotes/LyndonJohnson and his wife, Lady BirdJohnson.Johnson.
** Mr. Polygamy bears an uncanny resemblance to US Senator and onetime Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney (who is Mormon, like Mr. Polygamy is suggested to be).
** Ladyhawke and Lyndon Bee are based on UsefulNotes/LyndonJohnson and his wife, Lady Bird
** Mr. Polygamy bears an uncanny resemblance to US Senator and onetime Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney (who is Mormon, like Mr. Polygamy is suggested to be).
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* AlternateUniverseReedRichardsIsAwesome: Used to provide the page's Trope Image. TheStinger at the end reveals what exactly happened with Rusty when Fat Chance landed on top of him, as another version of Rusty pops through a portal inside of Hank and Dean's bedroom to bring the version of Rusty we do know back to Hank and Dean in a pair of handcuffs.
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* AlternateUniverseReedRichardsIsAwesome: Used to provide the page's Trope Image. TheStinger at the end reveals what exactly happened with Rusty when Fat Chance landed on top of him, as another version of Rusty pops through a portal inside of Hank and Dean's bedroom to bring the version of Rusty we do know back to Hank and Dean in a pair of handcuffs.
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** Fat Chance is a reference to obscure Franchise/TheFlash villain, Chunk, as well as the Blob and the Spot.
** Brown Widow is a more anatomically correct version of Franchise/SpiderMan, complete with a web shooter in his ass. His interest in performing in Dr. Venture's musical is a reference to the failed Broadway play: ''Theatre/SpiderManTurnOffTheDark''. The shot of Brown Widow catching the cab in a web recreates a shot from the opening credits of ''WesternAnimation/SpiderMan1967.'' There are several other Spider-Man references in this episode as well.
** Brown Widow is a more anatomically correct version of Franchise/SpiderMan, complete with a web shooter in his ass. His interest in performing in Dr. Venture's musical is a reference to the failed Broadway play: ''Theatre/SpiderManTurnOffTheDark''. The shot of Brown Widow catching the cab in a web recreates a shot from the opening credits of ''WesternAnimation/SpiderMan1967.'' There are several other Spider-Man references in this episode as well.
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** Fat Chance is a reference to obscure Franchise/TheFlash ComicBook/TheFlash villain, Chunk, as well as the Blob and the Spot.
** Brown Widow is a more anatomically correct version ofFranchise/SpiderMan, ComicBook/SpiderMan, complete with a web shooter in his ass. His interest in performing in Dr. Venture's musical is a reference to the failed Broadway play: ''Theatre/SpiderManTurnOffTheDark''. The shot of Brown Widow catching the cab in a web recreates a shot from the opening credits of ''WesternAnimation/SpiderMan1967.'' There are several other Spider-Man references in this episode as well.
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** The Native American with supposed "growing" powers who interviews for the Revenge Society is based on [[{{WesternAnimation/Superfriends}} Apache Chief]].
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** The Native American with supposed "growing" powers who interviews for the Revenge Society is based on [[{{WesternAnimation/Superfriends}} [[WesternAnimation/{{Superfriends}} Apache Chief]].
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--> '''Phantom Limb:''' I thought Manhattan was the epicenter of supervillainy. It's more like the island of misfit toys out there.
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--> '''Phantom Limb:''' I thought Manhattan was the epicenter of supervillainy. It's more like the island of misfit toys out there.there.
* WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway: Most of the villains in the TerribleIntervieweesMontage have very lame powers, if they have powers at all. Mr. Polygamy has the power of polygamy, Giant Indian can "grow" by ''barely an inch'' (Prof. Impossible has to squint to even notice the difference. It turns out he was ''standing on his toes''), and Fat Chance (who they actually hire) can pull random items out of his belly button.
* WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway: Most of the villains in the TerribleIntervieweesMontage have very lame powers, if they have powers at all. Mr. Polygamy has the power of polygamy, Giant Indian can "grow" by ''barely an inch'' (Prof. Impossible has to squint to even notice the difference. It turns out he was ''standing on his toes''), and Fat Chance (who they actually hire) can pull random items out of his belly button.
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* StealthPun: Brick Frog, [[HarmlessVillain a villain in a frog costume who throws bricks from a sack]], attempts to interview with the Revenge Society. It sounds like the same type of PunnyName most other villains in the series have, but it has an extra layer - the "frog" of a brick is the indentation in its center.
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* {{Anticlimax}}: The Revenge Society, having spent the entire B-plot trying to kill Dr. Venture, finally have him surrounded and helpless, until Fat Chance trips and accidentally [[ItMakesSenseInContext sends Dr. Venture to another dimension]].
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* NothingIsScarier: There's clearly something ''very'' wrong with whoever was wearing that bloody bear costume. They weren't even on the list of interviewees. They just showed up with a knife.
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* CreditsGag: A techno arrangement of one of the songs from Rusty's Broadway musical plays during the credits.
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** The Revenge Society's plan to kidnap Rusty by having Ünderbheit pretend to be a cab driver runs into an issue with Professor Impossible putting the gas machine in the front of the car. This still nearly kills Rusty because the cab nearly crashes.
** The Revenge Society's second plan to kill Rusty almost succeeds, but because they shut off the lights, Fat Chance trips over Phantom Limb's invisible leg and sends Rusty to another universe. Fat Chance rightly points out that shutting off the lights had no practical purpose.
** The Revenge Society's plan to kidnap Rusty by having Ünderbheit pretend to be a cab driver runs into an issue with Professor Impossible putting the gas machine in the front of the car. This still nearly kills Rusty because the cab nearly crashes.
** The Revenge Society's second plan to kill Rusty almost succeeds, but because they shut off the lights, Fat Chance trips over Phantom Limb's invisible leg and sends Rusty to another universe. Fat Chance rightly points out that shutting off the lights had no practical purpose.
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* AlternateUniverseReedRichardsIsAwesome: Provides the page's Trope Image. TheStinger at the end reveals what exactly happened with Rusty when Fat Chance landed on top of him, as another version of Rusty pops through a portal inside of Hank and Dean's bedroom to bring the version of Rusty we do know back to Hank and Dean in a pair of handcuffs.
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* AlternateUniverseReedRichardsIsAwesome: Provides Used to provide the page's Trope Image. TheStinger at the end reveals what exactly happened with Rusty when Fat Chance landed on top of him, as another version of Rusty pops through a portal inside of Hank and Dean's bedroom to bring the version of Rusty we do know back to Hank and Dean in a pair of handcuffs.
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* TakeThat: A dig is made towards Spawn and it’s infamous [[{{Film/Spawn}} movie adaption]] when Ünderbheit and Richard mishear S.P.A.W.M.
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* TakeThat: A dig is made towards Spawn and it’s infamous [[{{Film/Spawn}} [[Film/Spawn1997 movie adaption]] when Ünderbheit and Richard mishear S.P.A.W.M.
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* AlternateUniverseReedRichardsIsAwesome: TheStinger at the end reveals what exactly happened with Rusty when Fat Chance landed on top of him, as another version of Rusty pops through a portal to bring the version of Rusty we do know back to Hank and Dean in a pair of handcuffs.
-->'''Alt!Rusty:''' Look you're the Dean of this dimension, right? ''Explain'' to the untalented Mister Ripley here he can't just waltz into my dimension and kill me with a rock and replace me. Just because I have more hair, more money, and a Hit play on Broadway!
-->'''Alt!Rusty:''' Look you're the Dean of this dimension, right? ''Explain'' to the untalented Mister Ripley here he can't just waltz into my dimension and kill me with a rock and replace me. Just because I have more hair, more money, and a Hit play on Broadway!
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* AlternateUniverseReedRichardsIsAwesome: Provides the page's Trope Image. TheStinger at the end reveals what exactly happened with Rusty when Fat Chance landed on top of him, as another version of Rusty pops through a portal inside of Hank and Dean's bedroom to bring the version of Rusty we do know back to Hank and Dean in a pair of handcuffs.
-->'''Alt!Rusty:''' Look you're the Dean of this dimension, right? ''Explain'' to the untalented Mister Ripley here he can't just waltz into my dimension and kill me with a rock and replace me. Just because I have more hair, more money, and aHit hit play on Broadway!
-->'''Alt!Rusty:''' Look you're the Dean of this dimension, right? ''Explain'' to the untalented Mister Ripley here he can't just waltz into my dimension and kill me with a rock and replace me. Just because I have more hair, more money, and a
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-->'''Alt!Rusty:''' Look you're the Dean of this dimension, right? ''Explain'' to the untalented Mister Ripley here he can't just waltz into my dimension and kill me with a rock and replace me. Just because I have more hair, more money, and a Hit play on Broadway!
-->'''Alt!Rusty:''' Look you're the Dean of this dimension, right? ''Explain'' to the untalented Mister Ripley here he can't just waltz into my dimension and kill me with a rock and replace me. Just because I have more hair, more money, and a Hit play on Broadway!
