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''Tropers: The Series'' is a roleplay on the Administrivia/TVTropesForum. The basic premise involves tropers living in a parody of TV {{sitcom}}s, if that wasn't made obvious by the intro post. It started out like ''Series/TheBigBangTheory'', but got [[WidgetSeries more wigged out as time went on,]] turning into a GenreRoulette and {{Fantasy|KitchenSink}}/SciFiKitchenSink. As it follows an episodic structure with a new "episode" ([=GMed=] by a different person each time) every few pages or so, the tone and genre can vary wildly.
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''Tropers: The Series'' is a roleplay on the Administrivia/TVTropesForum. The basic premise involves tropers living in a parody of TV {{sitcom}}s, if that wasn't made obvious by the intro post. It started out like ''Series/TheBigBangTheory'', but got [[WidgetSeries [[QuirkyWork more wigged out as time went on,]] turning into a GenreRoulette and {{Fantasy|KitchenSink}}/SciFiKitchenSink. As it follows an episodic structure with a new "episode" ([=GMed=] by a different person each time) every few pages or so, the tone and genre can vary wildly.
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** Episode 20 of Season 7 is titled "The Nightmare Before Epiphany, [[EitherOrTitle Or:]] There'll Be Parties For Hosting Marshmallows For Toasting And Caroling Out In The Snow There'll Be Scary Ghost Stories And Tales Of Under (Tales of Under appearance not guaranteed)"
** Episode 13 of Season 8 is titled "BATT-ILL ROYALE!!! (yes the exclamation points are part of the name of the episode. yes this part is as well. [[LampshadeHanging i'm gonna stop before this name gets way too long to be any use practically this is starting to look like a light novel)]]"
** Episode 20 of Season 7 is titled "The Nightmare Before Epiphany, [[EitherOrTitle Or:]] There'll Be Parties For Hosting Marshmallows For Toasting And Caroling Out In The Snow There'll Be Scary Ghost Stories And Tales Of Under (Tales of Under appearance not guaranteed)"
** Episode 13 of Season 8 is titled "BATT-ILL ROYALE!!! (yes the exclamation points are part of the name of the episode. yes this part is as well. [[LampshadeHanging i'm gonna stop before this name gets way too long to be any use practically this is starting to look like a light novel)]]"
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* IncrediblyLameFun: "Controlled Uncontrolled Re-entry (Home Sweet Home)" starts off with most of the tropers deciding to watch "the extreme slow-drying action of Grand-Father Samuele's Classicke Slow-Dryinge Painte". Except for Sylvi, who is outside on the lawn watching the grass grow.
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* WorthlessYellowRocks: Season 8 Episode 11, "2021: A Space Robbery", explores this trope at hand with [[JustifiedTrope a planet that embodies it]]: in Shiny-5, gold is as common there as dirt would be on Earth, ''wood'' is considered to be more valuable, and the backstory of the then-current leader, Rufus T. Owlcity, incorporates being surrounded by gold as imagery of his former ''poverty''. Tellingly, what seems like a subversion with the odd gold pile in his vault [[DoubleSubverted turns out to be Tamatoa's shell]], with him still inside.
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* WorthlessYellowRocks: Season 8 Episode 11, "2021: A Space Robbery", explores this trope at hand with [[JustifiedTrope a planet that embodies it]]: in Shiny-5, gold is as common there as dirt would be on Earth, ''wood'' is considered to be more valuable, a very valuable item in comparison, and the backstory of the then-current leader, Rufus T. Owlcity, incorporates being surrounded by gold as imagery of his former ''poverty''. Tellingly, what seems like a subversion with the odd gold pile in his vault [[DoubleSubverted turns out to be Tamatoa's shell]], with him still inside.
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* MonsterMash: Season 8 Episode 15, "Spooky Night Fever", sees the Tropers take a 2-night stay at Torgo Towers, a hotel hosted by a wide variety of horror monsters of various forms of fiction, and then some.
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* WholePlotReference: Season 8 Episode 16, "No Time to Dine", has a wholesale reference to the [[MemeticMutation memetic]] "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS7E2122ShortFilmsAboutSpringfield Steamed Hams]]" short, spiritually following its plot beats (from the burnt roast to lying about the hamburgers), and using similar dialogue to the short at times.
* WorthlessYellowRocks: Season 8 Episode 11, "2021: A Space Robbery", explores this trope at hand with [[JustifiedTrope a planet that embodies it]]: in Shiny-5, gold is as common there as dirt would be on Earth, ''wood'' is considered to be more valuable, and the backstory of the then-current leader, Rufus T. Owlcity, incorporates being surrounded by gold as imagery of his former ''poverty''. Tellingly, what seems like a subversion with the odd gold pile in his vault [[DoubleSubverted turns out to be Tamatoa's shell]], with him still inside.
* WorthlessYellowRocks: Season 8 Episode 11, "2021: A Space Robbery", explores this trope at hand with [[JustifiedTrope a planet that embodies it]]: in Shiny-5, gold is as common there as dirt would be on Earth, ''wood'' is considered to be more valuable, and the backstory of the then-current leader, Rufus T. Owlcity, incorporates being surrounded by gold as imagery of his former ''poverty''. Tellingly, what seems like a subversion with the odd gold pile in his vault [[DoubleSubverted turns out to be Tamatoa's shell]], with him still inside.
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* CharlieAndTheChocolateParody: Season 7 Episode 16, "Martin Mint-Chocolate-Chip and the Ice Cream Factory". Instead of just the main charcters, The [[UpToEleven entire town of Tropesburg]] gets tickets to tour the factory.
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* CharlieAndTheChocolateParody: Season 7 Episode 16, "Martin Mint-Chocolate-Chip and the Ice Cream Factory". Instead of just the main charcters, The [[UpToEleven entire town of Tropesburg]] Tropesburg gets tickets to tour the factory.
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* FriendOnTheForce: Taken UpToEleven with [[Tropers/G2BattleConvoy [=G2's=]]] position as one of the commanders of the [[Manga/MobileSuitGundamThunderbolt Moore Brotherhood.]] [[ExploitedTrope He tries to use this to get Movie's inventions back for him when they got impounded.]]
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* FriendOnTheForce: Taken UpToEleven up to eleven with [[Tropers/G2BattleConvoy [=G2's=]]] position as one of the commanders of the [[Manga/MobileSuitGundamThunderbolt Moore Brotherhood.]] [[ExploitedTrope He tries to use this to get Movie's inventions back for him when they got impounded.]]
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* CanonForeigner: From [[Series/FamilyMatters Steve Urkel]] to [[Radio/TheHitchhikersGuideToTheGalaxy Ford Prefect]], ''lots'' of [=NPCs=] are this.
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* CanonForeigner: From [[Series/FamilyMatters Steve Urkel]] to [[Radio/TheHitchhikersGuideToTheGalaxy [[Radio/TheHitchhikersGuideToTheGalaxy1978 Ford Prefect]], ''lots'' of [=NPCs=] are this.
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''Tropers: The Series'' is a roleplay on the Administrivia/TVTropesForum. The basic premise involves {{troper}}s living in a parody of TV {{sitcom}}s, if that wasn't made obvious by the intro post. It started out like ''Series/TheBigBangTheory'', but got [[WidgetSeries more wigged out as time went on,]] turning into a GenreRoulette and {{Fantasy|KitchenSink}}/SciFiKitchenSink. As it follows an episodic structure with a new "episode" ([=GMed=] by a different person each time) every few pages or so, the tone and genre can vary wildly.
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''Tropers: The Series'' is a roleplay on the Administrivia/TVTropesForum. The basic premise involves {{troper}}s tropers living in a parody of TV {{sitcom}}s, if that wasn't made obvious by the intro post. It started out like ''Series/TheBigBangTheory'', but got [[WidgetSeries more wigged out as time went on,]] turning into a GenreRoulette and {{Fantasy|KitchenSink}}/SciFiKitchenSink. As it follows an episodic structure with a new "episode" ([=GMed=] by a different person each time) every few pages or so, the tone and genre can vary wildly.
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* TeleportInterdiction: When the DMV closes for lunch, it ''closes'' -- when the Tempests attempt to teleport in to grab their updated [=IDs=], they're shunted outside and knocked flat on their ass with a nosebleed.
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* OverlyLongTitle: Episode 20 of Season 7 is titled "The Nightmare Before Epiphany, [[EitherOrTitle Or:]] There'll Be Parties For Hosting Marshmallows For Toasting And Caroling Out In The Snow There'll Be Scary Ghost Stories And Tales Of Under (Tales of Under appearance not guaranteed)"
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** Episode 20 of Season 7 is titled "The Nightmare Before Epiphany, [[EitherOrTitle Or:]] There'll Be Parties For Hosting Marshmallows For Toasting And Caroling Out In The Snow There'll Be Scary Ghost Stories And Tales Of Under (Tales of Under appearance notguaranteed)"guaranteed)"
** Episode 13 of Season 8 is titled "BATT-ILL ROYALE!!! (yes the exclamation points are part of the name of the episode. yes this part is as well. [[LampshadeHanging i'm gonna stop before this name gets way too long to be any use practically this is starting to look like a light novel)]]"
** Episode 20 of Season 7 is titled "The Nightmare Before Epiphany, [[EitherOrTitle Or:]] There'll Be Parties For Hosting Marshmallows For Toasting And Caroling Out In The Snow There'll Be Scary Ghost Stories And Tales Of Under (Tales of Under appearance not
** Episode 13 of Season 8 is titled "BATT-ILL ROYALE!!! (yes the exclamation points are part of the name of the episode. yes this part is as well. [[LampshadeHanging i'm gonna stop before this name gets way too long to be any use practically this is starting to look like a light novel)]]"
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* @/TropesForever gives us this gem in episode 2:
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* In "The Maltese Soda Cans", Custard gives an excellent one when they fly over Skull Killer (a deputy):
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* {{Pun}}: @/TropesForever gives us this gem in episode 2:
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* {{Pun}}: Naturally, since this is a comedy roleplay, puns show up quite a bit.
* @/TropesForever gives us this gem in episode 2:
* @/TropesForever gives us this gem in episode 2:
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* In "The Maltese Soda Cans", Custard gives an excellent one when they fly over Skull Killer (a deputy):
--> ''"Sorry sir, but as a Troper, I am above the law"''
--> ''"Sorry sir, but as a Troper, I am above the law"''
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** Briya mentioned being the cause of a dragon getting PTSD with only [[NoodleImplements a towel and a doll]].
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* CriticalResearchFailure: InUniverse, Tales did this when playing TabletopGame/CallOfCthulhu. He obviously doesn't know about even the most basic concepts of the game: for example, he SAN checked Tropers/TacoBadger for kicking people in the nuts too much.
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* InUniverseFactoidFailure: When playing TabletopGame/CallOfCthulhu, Tales obviously doesn't know about even the most basic concepts of the game: for example, he SAN checked Tropers/TacoBadger for kicking people in the nuts too much.
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* HeyYouHaymaker: When Beverly's dangerous alien "cousin" shows up and threatens to exterminate humankind, [[spoiler:Gangrenous F pokes him in the shoulder, before punching him into a box of [[AchillesHeel kitty litter]], killing him.]]
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* HeyYouHaymaker: When Beverly's dangerous alien "cousin" shows up and threatens to exterminate humankind, [[spoiler:Gangrenous F F]] pokes him in the shoulder, before punching him into [[spoiler:into a box of [[AchillesHeel kitty litter]], litter]],]] killing him.]]
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* JourneyToTheCenterOfTheMind: Season 3 Episode 4, "Badgamino", has the Tropers enter Taco's mind with the help of a strange trumpet-shaped device with a Xathian crystal upon the wide side of the cone, in order to obtain one of the artefacts needed (a nametag in this episode) create a staff to defeat Captain Fussenpepper, the ArcVillain of Season 3. The inside of Taco's mental landscape contains a number of individuals that look like Taco, and is divided into Main Street, and the Residential-Wish Fulfillment Area, the latter divided into sections that represent aspects of Taco's inner mind. Within the latter area is Self-Aware Taco, the only individual in Taco's mental landscape that knows the true artefact needed to complete the staff.
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* JourneyToTheCenterOfTheMind: Season 3 Episode 4, 21, "Badgamino", has the Tropers enter Taco's mind with the help of a strange trumpet-shaped device with a Xathian crystal upon the wide side of the cone, in order to obtain one of the artefacts needed (a nametag in this episode) create a staff to defeat Captain Fussenpepper, the ArcVillain of Season 3. The inside of Taco's mental landscape contains a number of individuals that look like Taco, and is divided into Main Street, and the Residential-Wish Fulfillment Area, the latter divided into sections that represent aspects of Taco's inner mind. Within the latter area is Self-Aware Taco, the only individual in Taco's mental landscape that knows the true artefact needed to complete the staff.
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* IndecisiveMedium: It's a PlayByPostGame, but takes on the elements of a typical primetime sitcom, such as canned laughter and "episodes".
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* IndecisiveMedium: It's Despite being a PlayByPostGame, but it takes on the elements of a typical primetime sitcom, such as canned laughter and structure more akin to episodic shows, involving plots generally seperated via "episodes".
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* OverlyLongTitle: Episode 20 of Season 7 is titled "The Nightmare Before Epiphany, [[EitherOrTitle Or]] There'll Be Parties For Hosting Marshmallows For Toasting And Caroling Out In The Snow There'll Be Scary Ghost Stories And Tales Of Under (Tales of Under appearance not guaranteed)"
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* OverlyLongTitle: Episode 20 of Season 7 is titled "The Nightmare Before Epiphany, [[EitherOrTitle Or]] Or:]] There'll Be Parties For Hosting Marshmallows For Toasting And Caroling Out In The Snow There'll Be Scary Ghost Stories And Tales Of Under (Tales of Under appearance not guaranteed)"
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* {{Pun}}: Tropers/TropesForever gives us this gem in episode 2:
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* {{Pun}}: Tropers/TropesForever @/TropesForever gives us this gem in episode 2:
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** Season 1 Episode 5, "The Tropers Rob a Bank" is about the tropers getting together to rob a bank to get money to go on a skiing trip. Due to many of them conflicting with each other, such as Tropes and Puma who are not so eager to commit a crime, and Random who leaves the group to get coffee, the heist doesn't go well, and [[spoiler:they come out with barely any money]].
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** Season 1 Episode 5, "The Tropers Rob a Bank" is about the tropers Tropers getting together to rob a bank to get money to go on a skiing trip. Due to many of them conflicting with each other, such as Tropes and Puma who are not so eager to commit a crime, and Random who leaves the group to get coffee, the heist doesn't go well, and [[spoiler:they come out with barely any money]].
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* JourneyToTheCenterOfTheMind: Season 3 Episode 4, "Badgamino", has the Tropers enter Taco's mind with the help of a strange trumpet-shaped device with a Xathian crystal upon the wide side of the cone, in order to obtain one of the artefacts needed (a nametag in this episode) create a staff to defeat Captain Fussenpepper, the ArcVillain of Season 3. The inside of Taco's mental landscape contains a number of individuals that look like Taco, and is divided into Main Street, and the Residential-Wish Fulfillment Area, the latter divided into sections that represent aspects of Taco's inner mind. Within the latter area is Self-Aware Taco, the only individual in Taco's mental landscape that knows the true artefact needed to complete the staff.
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Identical Stranger: In a gigantic universe, wouldn't it be weirder if nobody looked exactly like you?
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* CharlieAndTheChocolateParody: in season 7 episode 16, "Martin Mint-Chocolate-Chip and the Ice Cream Factory". Instead of just the main charcters, The [[UpToEleven entire town of Tropesburg]] gets tickets to tour the factory.
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* CharlieAndTheChocolateParody: in season Season 7 episode Episode 16, "Martin Mint-Chocolate-Chip and the Ice Cream Factory". Instead of just the main charcters, The [[UpToEleven entire town of Tropesburg]] gets tickets to tour the factory.
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** Zanreo with the Spiky-Haired Anime Manager (which the former assumes to be a dream).
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** Zanreo with the Spiky-Haired Anime Manager (which the former assumes assumed to be a dream).dream when it's definitely not).
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* IdenticalStranger: Both Beverly and Heather (played by [[@/HuneyB the same troper]]) are near-identical in their physical appearance despite both being HumanAliens from different locations of the universe. As a result of this, Beverly ends up losing alot of her cool stuff in "Back Home Again" by the intergalactic authorities that were after Heather.
* IndecisiveMedium: It's a PlayByPostGame, but takes on the elements of a typical primetime sitcom,e.g. such as canned laughter, "episodes" etc.laughter and "episodes".
* IndecisiveMedium: It's a PlayByPostGame, but takes on the elements of a typical primetime sitcom,
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* FreakyFridayFlip: The central plot of "Thrifty Thursday" involves this happening to many characters (specified as 43.5% of the population) as a result of Professor Wasp's body-swapping machine going haywire and getting struck with lightning. Amongst the swapped characters are:
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* FreakyFridayFlip: The central plot of "Thrifty Thursday" involves this happening to many characters (specified as 43.35.5% of the population) as a result of Professor Wasp's body-swapping machine going haywire and getting struck with lightning. Amongst the swapped characters are:
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* FreakyFridayFlip: The central plot of "Thrifty Thursday" involves this happening to many characters (specified as 43.5% of the population) as a result of Professor Wasp's body-swapping machine going haywire and getting struck with lightning. Amongst the swapped characters are:
** Mad with Custard.
** Tropes with Knife.
** After with Taco.
** Playing with [[UsefulNotes/JoeBiden President Biden]].
** Bee with Libre.
** Chey with Kafka.
** Dan with Aveyond.
** Taco Jr. with an anglerfish.
** Junon with Commander Yammark.
** Tilly with Katrina (only occuring sometime after the primary swap wave occurs).
** Dookie with Route (only occuring sometime after the primary swap wave occurs).
** @/JKBenbot with an unspecified dwarf.
** Professor Wasp with Delilah (Chey and Ford's baby).
** Mr. Loudmouth with a tardigrade.
** Zanreo with the Spiky-Haired Anime Manager (which the former assumes to be a dream).
** Mad with Custard.
** Tropes with Knife.
** After with Taco.
** Playing with [[UsefulNotes/JoeBiden President Biden]].
** Bee with Libre.
** Chey with Kafka.
** Dan with Aveyond.
** Taco Jr. with an anglerfish.
** Junon with Commander Yammark.
** Tilly with Katrina (only occuring sometime after the primary swap wave occurs).
** Dookie with Route (only occuring sometime after the primary swap wave occurs).
** @/JKBenbot with an unspecified dwarf.
** Professor Wasp with Delilah (Chey and Ford's baby).
** Mr. Loudmouth with a tardigrade.
** Zanreo with the Spiky-Haired Anime Manager (which the former assumes to be a dream).
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* AndKnowingIsHalfTheBattle: Incorporated into the roleplay of Season 1 and Season 2 up to Episode 23, with each episode ending with a character stating AnAesop. This is completely abandoned from Season 2 Episode 10 onwards.
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* AndKnowingIsHalfTheBattle: Incorporated into the roleplay of Season 1 and Season 2 up to Episode 23, with each episode ending with a character stating AnAesop. This is completely abandoned from Season 2 Episode 10 24 onwards.
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* AndKnowingIsHalfTheBattle: Incorporated into the roleplay of Season 1 and Season 2 up to Episode 9, with each episode ending with a character stating AnAesop. This is completely abandoned from Season 2 Episode 10 onwards.
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* AndKnowingIsHalfTheBattle: Incorporated into the roleplay of Season 1 and Season 2 up to Episode 9, 23, with each episode ending with a character stating AnAesop. This is completely abandoned from Season 2 Episode 10 onwards.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: One consistent element of the roleplay during Season 1 and Season 2 up to Episode 9 was a [[AnAesop moral]] of some form at the end of the episode. This is completely dropped from Season 2 Episode 10 onwards.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: One consistent element of the roleplay during Season 1 and Season 2 up to Episode 9 23 was a [[AnAesop moral]] of some form at the end of the episode. This is completely dropped from Season 2 Episode 10 24 onwards.
