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* FormulaBreakingEpisode: Even for a show where every story is unique, the creators manage to shake up the format. One episode is a maid's life story told entirely through interpretive dance. Another is a documentary about a RealLife father and son artist duo, who are invited to use the Room 104 set as a canvas.

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Even for a show where every story is unique, the creators manage to shake up the format. One episode is a maid's life story told entirely through interpretive dance. Another is a documentary about a RealLife father and son artist duo, who are invited to use the Room 104 set as a canvas.


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* FunnyConceptionStory: Deconstructed in "The Man and the Baby and the Man." A couple attempts to film themselves conceiving their first child and stay lighthearted and flippant, hoping they can make a funny tape to show the kid years later. It eventually breaks down as both of them get real about their fears over parenthood and problems in their relationship.
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* FaceDeathWithDignity: When Roma shoots Remus so she can keep the hotel for herself, he refrains from getting shocked or angry and just sadly tells her he would have given her everything if she'd asked, before he quietly passes away.
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* EnfantTerrible: "Ralphie" features a babysitter terrified by a little boy who shifts from quiet and calm to maniacal and violent without warning. [[spoiler:[[ThroughTheEyesOfMadness or does he?]] ]]

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* EnfantTerrible: "Ralphie" features a babysitter terrified by a little boy who shifts from quiet and calm to maniacal and violent without warning. [[spoiler:[[ThroughTheEyesOfMadness or Or does he?]] ]]
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* EnfantTerrible: "Ralphie" features a babysitter terrified by a little boy who shifts from quiet and calm to maniacal and violent without warning. [[spoiler:[[ThroughTheEyesOfMadness or does he?]]

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* EnfantTerrible: "Ralphie" features a babysitter terrified by a little boy who shifts from quiet and calm to maniacal and violent without warning. [[spoiler:[[ThroughTheEyesOfMadness or does he?]]he?]] ]]
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* EnfantTerrible: "Ralphie" features a babysitter terrified by a little boy who shifts from quiet and calm to maniacal and violent without warning. [[spoiler:[[ThroughTheEyesOfMadness or does he?]]
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Set in the eponymous motel room, every episode is a self-contained story following a different MinimalistCast of characters. The show is a true GenreRoulette, with stories switching from BlackComedy to {{Drama}}, {{Romance}} to SurrealHorror... sometimes in the same episode. The only constant is the room itself, which eventually is revealed to be far more sinister than it appears.


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Set in the eponymous motel room, every episode is a self-contained story following a different MinimalistCast of characters. The show is a true GenreRoulette, with stories switching from BlackComedy to {{Drama}}, {{Romance}} to SurrealHorror... sometimes in the same episode. The only constant is the room itself, which eventually is revealed to be far more sinister than it appears.

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* ADateWithRosiePalms: The woman in the wall suggests Catherine's illness is all in her head and recommends masturbation as IntimateHealing, which Catherine enthusiastically tries. It doesn't work, because she turns out to have Lyme disease.


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* IntimateHealing: Recommended by the woman in the wall, who suggests Catherine's illness is a case of YourMindMakesItReal and suggests masturbation as a remedy, which Catherine enthusiastically tries. It doesn't work, because she turns out to have Lyme disease.
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* NoDialogueEpisode : Voyeurs. In fact, there only is the message left on the vocal's box and the cleaning woman who introduces herself in the beginning, offscreen.
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* IllGirl: In "The Woman in the Wall", Catherine is suffering from an illness that leaves her in constant pain and almost immobile. Though the woman in the wall says it's all in her head, she eventually learns she has Lyme disease.
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** Then comes "The Last Man," a [[GenreMashup medieval fantasy musical]] that largely takes place in a barren desert, with the room only being used in a few scenes.

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** Then comes "The Last Man," a [[GenreMashup medieval fantasy musical]] that largely takes place in a barren desert, with the room only being used in a few scenes.the second half.

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* CondescendingCompassion: In the episode "The Hikers", the episode centers on two FatAndSkinny friends rooming at an inn during a big hiking trip after they graduated from college; [[spoiler: the episode shows the skinny girl trying to sabotage her fat friend's hiking trip, to motivate her to "get her life on track" i.e. lose weight, which surprises the fat friend (who so far has a job lined up after graduation and doesn't care about whether she is thin enough for other people). Then the skinny friend reveals she finds her friend disgusting-looking and pities her, claiming that if it weren't for her, the fat girl would have no friends, leading to the thin friend having a [[PsychologicalProjection narcissistic breakdown that reveals her own insecurities]]]].


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* CondescendingCompassion: In the episode "The Hikers", the episode centers on two FatAndSkinny friends rooming at an inn during a big hiking trip after they graduated from college; [[spoiler: the episode shows the skinny girl trying to sabotage her fat friend's hiking trip, to motivate her to "get her life on track" i.e. lose weight, which surprises the fat friend (who so far has a job lined up after graduation and doesn't care about whether she is thin enough for other people). Then the skinny friend reveals she finds her friend disgusting-looking and pities her, claiming that if it weren't for her, the fat girl would have no friends, leading to the thin friend having a [[PsychologicalProjection narcissistic breakdown that reveals her own insecurities]]]].
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* ContinuityNod: In "The Plot," which takes place between the roped space where Room 104 will stand, Roma sets up her picnic dinner on the spot where the table and chairs will stand. A few minutes later, the hobo relieves himself on a stump where the bathroom will be.
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** Then comes "The Last Man," a [[GenreMashup post-apocalyptic fantasy musical]] that largely takes place in a barren desert, with the room only being used in a few scenes.

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** Then comes "The Last Man," a [[GenreMashup post-apocalyptic medieval fantasy musical]] that largely takes place in a barren desert, with the room only being used in a few scenes.
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** Then comes "The Last Man," a {{GenreMashup post-apocalyptic fantasy musical}} that largely takes place in a barren desert, with the room only being used in a few scenes.

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** Then comes "The Last Man," a {{GenreMashup [[GenreMashup post-apocalyptic fantasy musical}} musical]] that largely takes place in a barren desert, with the room only being used in a few scenes.
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** Then comes "The Last Man," a {{GenreMashup post-apocalyptic fantasy musical}} that largely takes place in a barren desert, with the room only being used in a few scenes.

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