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* ''Radio/OurMissBrooks'': "Trial by Jury" aired in early in the second season of ''OurMissBrooks''. In that episode, Miss Brooks' car is damaged when her brakes give out and it rolls downhill and hits a [[FruitStand fruit stand]] (it was a SoundToScreenAdaptation of "Traffic Court"). "Brooks' New Car" references the incident. In this episode, Mr. Conklin's brakes give out and his vehicle hits the same fruit stand. Later in the episode, Mrs. Davis accidentally runs into the fruit stand driving downhill. The fruit stand vendor finally decides to leave town.
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* ''Radio/OurMissBrooks'': "Trial by Jury" aired in early in the second season of ''OurMissBrooks''. ''Radio/OurMissBrooks''. In that episode, Miss Brooks' car is damaged when her brakes give out and it rolls downhill and hits a [[FruitStand [[FruitCart fruit stand]] (it was a SoundToScreenAdaptation of "Traffic Court"). "Brooks' New Car" references the incident. In this episode, Mr. Conklin's brakes give out and his vehicle hits the same fruit stand. Later in the episode, Mrs. Davis accidentally runs into the fruit stand driving downhill. The fruit stand vendor finally decides to leave town.
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* ''Radio/OurMissBrooks'': "Trial by Jury" aired in early in the second season of ''OurMissBrooks''. In that episode, Miss Brooks' car is damaged when her brakes give out and it rolls downhill and hits a [[FruitStand fruit stand]] (it was a SoundToScreenAdaptation of "Traffic Court"). "Brooks' New Car" references the incident. In this episode, Mr. Conklin's brakes give out and his vehicle hits the same fruit stand. Later in the episode, Mrs. Davis accidentally runs into the fruit stand driving downhill. The fruit stand vendor finally decides to leave town.
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* ''Series/{{The Avengers|1960s}}'': "Return of the Cybernauts" was a sequel to "The Cybernauts", featuring the [[RememberTheNewGuy vengeful brother]] of the scientist who conceived the eponymous {{Killer Robot}}s getting his hands on one of them to target John Steed and Emma Peel. It got ''another'' sequel in ''Series/TheNewAvengers'', this time with a crippled villain seeking revenge against Steed using yet another remnant of Cybernaut tech.
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* ''Series/{{The Avengers|1960s}}'': "Return of the Cybernauts" was is a sequel to "The Cybernauts", featuring the [[RememberTheNewGuy vengeful brother]] of the scientist who conceived the eponymous {{Killer Robot}}s and [[HoistByHisOwnPetard died by them]] getting his hands on one of them to target John Steed and Emma Peel. Peel for revenge. It got ''another'' sequel in ''Series/TheNewAvengers'', "The Last of the Cybernauts", this time with a crippled villain seeking revenge against Steed using yet another remnant of Cybernaut tech.
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* ''Series/{{The Avengers|1960s}}'': "Return of the Cybernauts" was a sequel to "The Cybernauts", featuring the [[RememberTheNewGuy vengeful brother]] of the scientist who conceived the eponymous {{Killer Robot}}s getting his hands on one of them to target John Steed and Emma Peel. It got ''another'' sequel in ''Series/TheNewAvengers'', this time with a crippled villain seeking revenge against Steed using yet another remnant of Cybernaut tech.
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** Season 4's "Sorry, Bro" can be seen as a sequel of sorts to the previous season's "The Platinum Rule". Both episodes have almost identical framing devices, in which the gang sits at the bar while telling each other four stories, all while trying to convince Ted of something. Also, while Ted and Marshall's stories in "Sorry, Bro" are completely new, Barney and Robin explore the aftermath of their stories from "The Platinum Rule".
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** Season 4's "Sorry, Bro" can be seen as a sequel of sorts to the previous season's "The Platinum Rule". Both episodes have almost identical framing devices, in which the gang sits at the bar while telling each other four stories, all while trying to convince talk Ted out of something.making a mistake. Also, while Ted and Marshall's stories in "Sorry, Bro" are completely new, Barney and Robin explore the aftermath of their stories from "The Platinum Rule".
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** Season 4's "Sorry, Bro" can be seen as a sequel of sorts to the previous season's "The Platinum Rule". Both episodes have almost identical framing devices, in which the gang sits at the bar while telling each other four stories, all while trying to convince Ted of something. Also, while Ted and Marshall's stories in "Sorry, Bro" are completely new, Barney and Robin explore the aftermath of their stories from "The Platinum Rule".
