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* NeverMyFault: Jan Paweł MO. ''Anything'' going wrong is someone's else fault, especially when it was his own (un)doing, and he is pathologically incapable of taking blame in any form. It's hard to tell if it comes from the fact what sort of a jerk he is, how dumb he is, or both of those.
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* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: Almost literally, since the Jew introduces himself as "the Jew" and is otherwise NoNameGiven. He is, however, a take on an ArchetypalCharacter from [[UsefulNotes/PolishJews Polish literature]].
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* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: Almost literally, since the Jew introduces himself as "the Jew" Jew", is a barkeep and is has otherwise NoNameGiven. He is, however, a take on an ArchetypalCharacter from [[UsefulNotes/PolishJews Polish literature]].
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* BlatantLies: An entire series of those is used as a blatantly forged "Letter from the Kang" to justify increasing corvee from four days to five.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Lubopolski is not a real surname, but it sounds close enough to Lubomirski, a notorious magnate family that just kept meddling with the crown politics for well over a century, being synonymous with self-serving, PragmaticVillainy and their fair share of entitled psychos within the "familia".
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** In last episode has a priest solving crime cases from Sandomierz, which is a reference to the Polish [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Father_Matthew_(TV_series) criminal serial]].
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** In The last episode has a priest solving crime cases from Sandomierz, which is a reference to the Polish [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Father_Matthew_(TV_series) criminal serial]].series]].
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** In last episode appears priest solving crime cases from Sandomierz, which is reference to polish [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Father_Matthew_(TV_series) criminal serial]].
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** In last episode appears has a priest solving crime cases from Sandomierz, which is a reference to polish the Polish [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Father_Matthew_(TV_series) criminal serial]].
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* NotWhatItLooksLike: The BountyHunter searching for the killer of Henryk [[spoiler: is there to reward the killer, not haul them to face justice]].
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* PoliceProcedural: The BountyHunter trying to find the killer of Henryk Lubopolski is a character from a completely different story and setting, playing all the cliches of the genre straight.
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* ActuallyPrettyFunny: Maciej eventually warms to the various whimsical elements of the plays presented by the travelling group of actors, smiling when they rope him into their antics and goad him into doing a {{rimshot}} for a BadBadActing death.
* AllPartOfTheShow: When stoned Bohdan interrupts a theatre play and scares the hell out of everyone, Maciej interrupts and portrays it as part of the show, with the actors picking the cue and playing along.
* AllPartOfTheShow: When stoned Bohdan interrupts a theatre play and scares the hell out of everyone, Maciej interrupts and portrays it as part of the show, with the actors picking the cue and playing along.
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* AsideGlance: The longer he stays in Adamczycha and the more tired he's with all the antics of the locals, the more Maciej is giving those to the camera when having to face yet another form of shit given to him by someone.
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* AsideGlance: AsideGlance:
** The longer he stays in Adamczycha and the more tired he's with all the antics of the locals, the more Maciej is giving those to the camera when having to face yet another form of shit given to him bysomeone.someone.
** The medic does it too, before explaining to Jan Paweł that having testicles is normal and not a sign of pestilence.
** The longer he stays in Adamczycha and the more tired he's with all the antics of the locals, the more Maciej is giving those to the camera when having to face yet another form of shit given to him by
** The medic does it too, before explaining to Jan Paweł that having testicles is normal and not a sign of pestilence.
* ComicallyIneptHealing: The medic combines genuine anatomical knowledge and ''some'' treatments with utterly ridiculous (but period-fitting) advice in tune of "smoke more, especially in winter, to not get sick, as this warms the innards".
* TheComicallySerious: The medic, who wearingly has to explain various medical conditions.
* TheComicallySerious: The medic, who wearingly has to explain various medical conditions.
* ParodyCommercial: The travelling troupe of actors have a side gig for advertising a diet supplement in the style of the most cliche medicine commercial and then [[TravelingSalesman selling it]] after the show. Jan Paweł buys their entire supply.
* {{Rimshot}}: The travelling troupe needs a replacement "sound engineer", so they hire Maciej. His job consists of doing rimshots whenever someone dies in their plays. He quickly gets creative with it.
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** Actor troupe plans to present [[ComicBook/TheAvengers Avengers-like]] {{Crossover}} with characters from [[Creator/WilliamShakespeare Shakespeare's works]].
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** Actor troupe plans to present [[ComicBook/TheAvengers Avengers-like]] {{Crossover}} with characters from [[Creator/WilliamShakespeare Shakespeare's works]].works]] - ''The People of Revenge''.
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* ImStandingRightHere: When discussing the prospect of ''not'' buying Bohdan from the Tatar slavery and instead taking a masked prisoner, Bohdan reminds the group that he's still here and can hear them.
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** There is a nod to ''Series/LetsMakeADeal'' (or rather its Polish version) when contemplating buying a masked Tatar prisoner, quoting the memetic lines of the Polish host of the show.
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* ArrangedMarriage: As a RunningGag, both Jan Paweł and Andrzej are trying to find a rich suitor for their daughters - regardless of what the girls want or say. Or how blatantly bad the match is.
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* AccidentalMurder: Henryk Lubopolski gets his head blown up during a hunt. Ironically, when a BountyHunter shows up and starts sniffing, he thinks it was an "[[HuntingAccident accident]]" rather than a genuine mistake.
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* AnnoyingLaugh: Henryk Lubopolski has a particularly piercing NoblewomansLaugh. Keep in mind that he's a guy.
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* BiggerIsBetterInBed: Invoked in various ways, particularly when Jan Paweł describes what three big features Sarmatians have after their minds and bravery.
* BlatantLies: An entire series of those is used as a blatantly forged "Letter from the Kang" to justify increasing serfdom from four days to five.
* BiggerIsBetterInBed: Invoked in various ways, particularly when Jan Paweł describes what three big features Sarmatians have after their minds and bravery.
* BlatantLies: An entire series of those is used as a blatantly forged "Letter from the Kang" to justify increasing serfdom from four days to five.
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* TheDungAges: Played with. Adamczycha looks like a pig sty... because Jan Paweł is terrible at managing it or organising any kind of reconstruction from wars that ended ''a decade prior''.
* TheDandy: Unlike every other nobleman, Henryk is following French fashion, and thus hinges on DudeLooksLikeALady territory.
* DemocracyIsFlawed: Or rather, the style of Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth noble's republic is ''deeply'' flawed with its voting system, as a single vote against a motion is enough to prevent its passage, until the person voting against is convinced otherwise. The system is portrayed in all of its "glory" - with Andrzej intentionally preventing a reform he doesn't even understand just to ''spite his neighbour''.
* TheDandy: Unlike every other nobleman, Henryk is following French fashion, and thus hinges on DudeLooksLikeALady territory.
* DemocracyIsFlawed: Or rather, the style of Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth noble's republic is ''deeply'' flawed with its voting system, as a single vote against a motion is enough to prevent its passage, until the person voting against is convinced otherwise. The system is portrayed in all of its "glory" - with Andrzej intentionally preventing a reform he doesn't even understand just to ''spite his neighbour''.
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* EvilCannotComprehendGood: Jan Paweł is utterly incapable to grasp how and why [[SitcomArchNemesis Andrzej]] is so successful - ''even when Andrzej is willing to explain''. It's not helping matters that Jan Paweł is a dolt.
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* GirlyGirlWithATomboyStreak: Aniela is a young ProperLady, but at the same time she's also RichKidTurnedSocialActivist, which in the given setting makes her willingly participate in various physical tasks and labours and generally be heard, rather than merely seen.
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* HuntingTheMostDangerousGame: When Jan Paweł proposes Henryk Lubopolski a hunt in the local woods, without betting an eye, Henry asks if they can hunt some humans. [[EveryoneHasStandards When Jan Paweł gets startled]] by such a suggestion, Henryk starts laughing and [[JustJokingJustification says he was just kidding]].
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* ImpoverishedPatrician: Bohdan is a 6th-generation nobleman with nothing but his title and a lean horse.
* KnowNothingKnowItAll: A running theme with the male side of the Adamczewski family (and Bohdan, who's a brother-in-law) is that they are all complete morons, but it doesn't stop them in the slightest from speaking up their minds on various subjects they have no clue about or throwing temper tantrums when being corrected.
* {{Leitmotif}}: Whenever Zofia shows up or even approaches the frame, an eerie theme on the flute starts playing.
* ALighterShadeOfGrey: Andrzej isn't a saint nor even a really good person. However, for all his personal flaws, he is still a reasonable statesman and industrious, hard-working businessman.
* KnowNothingKnowItAll: A running theme with the male side of the Adamczewski family (and Bohdan, who's a brother-in-law) is that they are all complete morons, but it doesn't stop them in the slightest from speaking up their minds on various subjects they have no clue about or throwing temper tantrums when being corrected.
* {{Leitmotif}}: Whenever Zofia shows up or even approaches the frame, an eerie theme on the flute starts playing.
* ALighterShadeOfGrey: Andrzej isn't a saint nor even a really good person. However, for all his personal flaws, he is still a reasonable statesman and industrious, hard-working businessman.
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* MilesGloriosus: Bohdan brags about his military exploits, of which he's very proud. They involved participating... [[DoomedMoralVictor in every single defeat sustained by the Commonwealth over the past decade]].
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* OnlySaneMan: Maciej, a down-to-earth apprentice blacksmith. He's also [[AudienceSurrogate the POV character for the audience]], as he's from a "peasant exchange" and an outsider to Adamczycha and its mores.
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* RecklessGunUsage: When trying to one-up each other, Andrzej and Jan Paweł do a speedy reload to be the first to kill an elk... only to instantly fire at Henryk when he emerges from the bush.
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* SexSells: Invoked in-universe, where Aniela lowers one of the straps of her dress to [[MediumAwareness get back the attention of the camera turning away from her speech]], and then proceeds to chew the filming crew for being such simpeltons.
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* SissyVillain: Henryk Lubopolski, a rich, French-styled bon-vivant with a bad case of AnnoyingLaugh and needing a servant for everything he does. None of which makes him any less of a monster, who, unlike [[ObliviouslyEvil Jan Paweł]], takes great pleasure from bullying, beating, fucking and killing people.
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* {{Slapstick}}: Easily the biggest source of humour are the various bouts of violence that are also almost never intentional, but ''always'' painful or [[BloodyHilarious over-the-top]].
* SleepingDummy: When running away, Maciej set up an ''incredibly'' blatant one. It still took Bohdan a whole day to figure it out.
* SleepingDummy: When running away, Maciej set up an ''incredibly'' blatant one. It still took Bohdan a whole day to figure it out.
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* SpitefulSpit: Any single mention of Swedes is going to cause this from Jan Paweł and his sons.
* TakeThat: The series doesn't shy away from making jabs at stuff like the trinkle-down economy, picking comfort over preventing global warming, mobbing, bigotry and what not... by playing it all as very bleak BlackComedy.
* TakeThat: The series doesn't shy away from making jabs at stuff like the trinkle-down economy, picking comfort over preventing global warming, mobbing, bigotry and what not... by playing it all as very bleak BlackComedy.
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* VillainProtagonist: Of the ObliviouslyEvil variety - Jan Paweł is a moron that actively makes the lives of everyone around him miserable and is utterly unable to learn any lessons, but because he's so incredibly stupid and self-centred, the harm he causes flies entirely over his head.
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* AndThereWasMuchRejoicing: Priest investigating Henryk Lubopolski's death after finding guilty [[TheScapegoat which was blamed on Bohdan]] reveals that [[spoiler: he was to rewand the one who killed him as he was [[PriceOnTheirHead wanted]]]].
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* AristocratsAreEvil: Henryk Lubopolski, magnat's son is one of the most villanous characters to the point that [[spoiler: [[AndThereWasMuchRejoicing the one who killed him]] [[PriceOnTheirHead is rewanded]]]].
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* FakingTheDead: Bohdan survived in this way most of battles.
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* HappinessInSlavery: When Bohdan is captured by Tatars and locked is contens because his [[MundaneLuxury straw bed is twice as big as his one in Adamczycha]] with same amount of rats.
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* PrideParade: Quite LostInTranslation as in Poland term Pride Parade is Equality March and the one is organised to celebrate other religions [[{{Hypocrite}} while presenting non-catholic faiths as inferior]] and [[IllegalReligion threating with death to atheists]].
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* VisualPun: In one scene Jan Paweł and others are comparing how well hung their are by... comparing part of their suits called „kutas" [[HaveAGayOldTime which is now slang term for penis]].
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* YourHeadASplode: Henryk Lubopolski died in this way after being shot accidentally by Jan Paweł and Andrzej in the same time.
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* ForegoneConclusion: Jan Paweł Adamczewski wishes to be [[CharacterCatchphrase most famous Jan Paweł in Polish history]], but if you know that English version of Jan Paweł is John Paul [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_John_Paul_II you will know that he will fail]].
* ForeignExchangeStudent: Maciek is Lithuanian from foreign exchange.
* ForeignExchangeStudent: Maciek is Lithuanian from foreign exchange.
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* ForegoneConclusion: Jan Paweł Adamczewski wishes to be the [[CharacterCatchphrase most famous Jan Paweł in Polish history]], but if you know that English version of Jan Paweł is John Paul [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_John_Paul_II you will know that he will fail]].
* ForeignExchangeStudent: Maciekis Lithuanian came to Adamczycha from foreign exchange.Lithuania as part of a "peasant exchange program", explicitly named after the contemporary real-life [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erasmus_Programme Erasmus Programme]].
* ForeignExchangeStudent: Maciek
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* PresentDayPast: A large chunk of the jokes boil down to putting contemporary concepts in a vaguely historical setting. To name a few from the first episode alone: Jan Paweł's (mis)management of his serfs is a parody of a certain type of incompetent [[PointyHairedBoss Pointy-Haired Bosses]] typically associated with small Polish companies, Stanisław, his older son, has a garage band that, since garages don't exist yet, plays in a barn, and Jakub, the younger son and a priest, is introduced speaking like an overly demanding middle-manager from an international MegaCorp, only to reveal he's "praying".
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* NeverLearnedToRead: There's a gag in the first episode where an illiterate peasant brings Jan Paweł a letter, and as he tries to read it out loud for them, he reveals himself to be only marginally literate, spending a good minute trying to read a single sentence that he then fails to understand.
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* NobilityMarriesMoney: In one episode Adamczewski's are trying to agree about marriage with [[MerchantPrince rich merchant]] between his eldest son (who is desperate to get married) and the merchant's daughter.
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* NamedAfterSomebodyFamous: Jan Paweł Adamczewski is out-of-universe named after the former pope John Paul (Jan Paweł) II, which is what the "most famous Jan Paweł" gag references. Adamczewski might be a reference to Piotr Adamczyk, the actor that famously played said pope in a 2005 biopic.
* NobilityMarriesMoney: In one episodeAdamczewski's Adamczewskis are trying to agree about marriage with [[MerchantPrince rich merchant]] between his eldest son (who is desperate to get married) and the merchant's daughter.
* NobilityMarriesMoney: In one episode
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* MistakenForCheating: Aniela seems suspicious that her mother cheats on her father and follows her only to see that she [[SubvertedTrope was delivering charity to church]] [[spoiler: [[DoubleSubversion and after that she has a affair]] [[FunnyBackgroundEvent behind her back]]]]
* MistakenIdentity: Jakub mistakes one peasant with Jesus, only to discover that he was wrong after [[SuperDrowningSkills he tried to walk on water and drown]]
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* MistakenIdentity: Jakub mistakes one peasant with Jesus, only to discover that he was wrong after [[SuperDrowningSkills he tried to walk on water anddrown]]drown]].
* MistakenIdentity: Jakub mistakes one peasant with Jesus, only to discover that he was wrong after [[SuperDrowningSkills he tried to walk on water and
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* RunningGag: Every time when someone reminds that [[SitcomArchNemesis Andrzej]] owns half of village someone adds that he owns [[OxymoronicBeing bigger half]]. (Not that it matters)
** „Poland for Poles [[{{Beat}} ...]] and Lithuanians”
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** Every time when someone reminds that [[SitcomArchNemesis Andrzej]] owns half of village someone adds that he owns [[OxymoronicBeing bigger half]]. (Not that it matters)
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* ForeignExchangeStudent: Maciek is Lithuanian from foreign exchange.
* MistakenForCheating: Aniela seems suspicious that her mother cheats on her father and follows her only to see that she [[SubvertedTrope was delivering charity to church]] [[spoiler: [[DoubleSubversion and after that she has a affair]] [[FunnyBackgroundEvent behind her back]]]]
* MistakenIdentity: Jakub mistakes one peasant with Jesus, only to discover that he was wrong after [[SuperDrowningSkills he tried to walk on water and drown]]
* MistakenIdentity: Jakub mistakes one peasant with Jesus, only to discover that he was wrong after [[SuperDrowningSkills he tried to walk on water and drown]]
** „Poland for Poles [[{{Beat}} ...]] and Lithuanians”
** Repeating every time Maciek’s introduction, when he was seen in first episode.
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** Actor troupe plans to present [[ComicBook/TheAvengers Avengers-like]] {{Crossover}} with characters from [[Creator/WilliamShakespeare Shakespeare’s works]].
** In episode 7, Jakub and Bogdan are send to perform [[Film/TheExorcist exorcisms]] on a young, blonde girl named Dobrusia, who is trapped in her dark bedroom, wearing a white nightdress, puking with slime and bending her body to extremes. Jakub says that's [[ComicallyMissingThePoint the fault of stress-free upbringing]] and keeps on acting like she's a rebellious teenager. Then, Bogdan comes near her and gets possessed himself.
** In last episode appears priest solving crime cases from Sandomierz, which is reference to polish [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Father_Matthew_(TV_series) criminal serial]].
** Repeating every time Maciek’s introduction, when he was seen in first episode.
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** Actor troupe plans to present [[ComicBook/TheAvengers Avengers-like]] {{Crossover}} with characters from [[Creator/WilliamShakespeare Shakespeare’s works]].
** In episode 7, Jakub and Bogdan are send to perform [[Film/TheExorcist exorcisms]] on a young, blonde girl named Dobrusia, who is trapped in her dark bedroom, wearing a white nightdress, puking with slime and bending her body to extremes. Jakub says that's [[ComicallyMissingThePoint the fault of stress-free upbringing]] and keeps on acting like she's a rebellious teenager. Then, Bogdan comes near her and gets possessed himself.
** In last episode appears priest solving crime cases from Sandomierz, which is reference to polish [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Father_Matthew_(TV_series) criminal serial]].
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* SinglePreceptReligion: Religion of Hatter. [[ShapedLikeItself He has a hat]], after death he gives to good people potatoes and bad people pushes into a puddle. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] as this religion was made by atheist peasant, [[IllegalReligion who in other case would be killed]].
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* SinglePreceptReligion: Religion of Hatter. [[ShapedLikeItself He has wears a hat]], after death he gives to good people potatoes and bad people pushes into a puddle. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] as this religion was made by atheist peasant, [[IllegalReligion who in other case would be killed]].killed]].
* SinisterMinister: Jakub is greedy priest focused mainly on money.
* SinisterMinister: Jakub is greedy priest focused mainly on money.
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* ShipperOnDeck: Jakub is an unusual malicious example towards Aniela and Maciej. He tries to get the two together, so that he can then reveal the relationship to his father and use the scandal to get his sister banished and himself left as the sole heir to the family fortune. Fortunately, he's not very good at it.
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* NobilityMarriesMoney: In one episode Adamczewski’s are trying to agree about marriage with [[MerchantPrince rich merchant]] between his eldest son (who is "desperate" to get married) and the merchant's daughter.
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* NobilityMarriesMoney: In one episode Adamczewski’s are trying to agree about marriage with [[MerchantPrince rich merchant]] between his eldest son (who is DESPERATE "desperate" to get married) and the merchant's daughter.
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* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: Almost literally, since the Jew is a Jewish innkeeper, with NoNameGiven. He is, however, a take on an ArchetypalCharacter from Polish literature.
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* TheFundamentalist: The mother, Zofia, is a religious fanatic who is frequently found prostrate on the floor, praying.
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* RunningGag: Every time when someone reminds that [[SitcomArchNemesis Andrzej]] owns half of village someone adds that he owns [[OxymoronicBeing bigger half]].
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* TokenMinority: The Jew, who is the archetypical [[ShapedLikeItself token Jew innkeeper]]. Makes more sense in Polish.
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* PointyHairedBoss: Jan Paweł is a terrible boss to the serfs, being in the same incompetent, harsh and demanding. This is just as much a joke about szlachta excesses and modern, small-town "entrepreneurs" who run their companies like a serf-staffed manorial estate.
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* {{Ruritania}}: The series is not really set anywhere within the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, but instead checks all the boxes for the Polish take on this trope - a rural, ultra-religious backwater ruled by an incompetent nobleman and his extended family, populated otherwise by apathetic serfs that are doing their very best to not work for their "mister".
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* {{Ruritania}}: The series is not really set anywhere within the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, UsefulNotes/PolishLithuanianCommonwealth, but instead checks all the boxes for the Polish take on this trope - a rural, ultra-religious backwater ruled by an incompetent nobleman and his extended family, populated otherwise by apathetic serfs that are doing their very best to not work for their "mister".
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[[TitleByYear 1670]] is a Polish {{Mockumentary}} satirical comedy television series. It was released on Netflix on 13 December 2023. It follows the pursuits of Jan Paweł (pronounced John Paul, like the famous Polish Pope) Adamczewski, the head of a szlachta family in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth during the 17th century. Full of Polish in-jokes, it features Jan Paweł and his family as they take a documentary crew through their daily life.
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[[TitleByYear 1670]] is a Polish {{Mockumentary}} satirical comedy television series. It was released on Netflix on 13 December 2023. It follows the pursuits of Jan Paweł (pronounced John Paul, like the [[UsefulNotes/NotablePopes famous Polish Pope) Pope]]) Adamczewski, the head of a szlachta family in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth [[UsefulNotes/PolishLithuanianCommonwealth Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth]] during the 17th century. Full of Polish in-jokes, it features Jan Paweł and his family as they take a documentary crew through their daily life.
* AppealToTradition: Mocked relentlessly, since the series uses [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarmatism sarmatism]] as an allegory to poke fun out of people who insist on "tradition" for their own, self-serving goals.
* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: Almost literally, since the Jew is a Jewish innkeeper, with NoNameGiven. He is, however, a take on an ArchetypalCharacter from Polish literature.
* HistoricalInJoke: The entire damn point of the series is poking fun out of modern, contemporary Poland via a mid-17th century backdrop and historical references.
* LostInTranslation: A ''lot'' of the humour depends on either knowing Polish, or at least the Polish literature. Otherwise, the audiences are facing a ViewersAreGeniuses scenario, where the majority of gags will completely fly over their heads without even registering them as humorous.
* MediumAwareness: It's a {{mockumentary}} about a mid-17th century Polish noble family, so they are fully aware of the camera and the filming crew. Try not to overthink this too much.
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* PointyHairedBoss: Jan Paweł is a terrible boss to the serfs.
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* PointyHairedBoss: Jan Paweł is a terrible boss to the serfs.serfs, being in the same incompetent, harsh and demanding. This is just as much a joke about szlachta excesses and modern, small-town "entrepreneurs" who run their companies like a serf-staffed manorial estate.
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* TokenMinority: Jew, who is the archetypical [[ShapedLikeItself token Jew innkeeper]]. Makes more sense in Polish.
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* SmallTownTyrant: Every single nobleman, but in case of Adamczycha, the small village is already split between ''two'' owners.
* TokenMinority: The Jew, who is the archetypical [[ShapedLikeItself token Jew innkeeper]]. Makes more sense in Polish.
* TokenMinority: The Jew, who is the archetypical [[ShapedLikeItself token Jew innkeeper]]. Makes more sense in Polish.
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* TheFundamentalist the mother, Zofia, is a religious fanatic who is frequently found prostrate on the floor, praying.
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* NobilityMarriesMoney: In one episode Adamczewski’s are trying to agree about marriage with [[MerchantPrince rich trader]].
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* RunningGag: Every time when someone reminds that [[SitcomArchNemesis Andrzej]] owns half of village someone adds that he owns bigger half.
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* {{Ruritania}}: The series is not really set anywhere within the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, but instead checks all the boxes for the Polish take on this trope - a rural, ultra-religious backwater ruled by an incompetent nobleman and his extended family, populated otherwise by apathetic serfs that are doing their very best to not work for their "mister".
* RunningGag: Every time when someone reminds that [[SitcomArchNemesis Andrzej]] owns half of village someone adds that he owns [[OxymoronicBeing biggerhalf.half]].
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* SmallNameBigEgo: Jan Paweł Adamczewski who consider himself the most famous Jan Paweł in Polish history despite a fact that his own subjects doesn’t know his name.
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* SmallNameBigEgo: Jan Paweł Adamczewski who consider himself the most famous Jan Paweł in Polish history despite a fact that his own subjects doesn’t know his name.name.
* TokenMinority: Jew, who is the archetypical [[ShapedLikeItself token Jew innkeeper]]. Makes more sense in Polish.
* TheVonTropeFamily: Inverted, since Adamczewski surname is derived from a given name (Adam, duh), turning the village they reside in into a case of an incredibly small and quaint {{egopolis}}.
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* TokenMinority: Jew, who is the archetypical [[ShapedLikeItself token Jew innkeeper]]. Makes more sense in Polish.
* TheVonTropeFamily: Inverted, since Adamczewski surname is derived from a given name (Adam, duh), turning the village they reside in into a case of an incredibly small and quaint {{egopolis}}.
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1670 is a Polish mockumentary satirical comedy television series. It was released on Netflix on 13 December 2023. It follows the pursuits of Jan Paweł (pronounced John Paul, like the famous Polish Pope) Adamczewski, the head of a szlachta family in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth during the 17th century. Full of Polish in-jokes, it features Jan Paweł and his family as they take a documentary crew through their daily life.
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* EgocentricallyReligious The second oldest son, Jakub, who tries to get God to do what he wants.
* MagicMushroom One episode has Bogdan, the deadbeat brother-in-law of the main character, grabbing fistfuls of magic mushrooms and becoming convinced he's inherited the Sultanate from a goat.
* PhoneaholicTeenager Stanisław, Jan Paweł's older son and heir of the family estate, is constantly on his phone looking at pictures. (It's really just a bunch of tapestry weavings in a wooden rectangle)
* PointyHairedBoss Jan Paweł is a terrible boss to the serfs.
* RichKidTurnedSocialActivist Aniela, the only daughter, tries to bring about recycling to end global warming which will kick off in... about 380 years.
* TheFundamentalist the mother, Zofia, is a religious fanatic who is frequently found prostrate on the floor, praying.
* MagicMushroom One episode has Bogdan, the deadbeat brother-in-law of the main character, grabbing fistfuls of magic mushrooms and becoming convinced he's inherited the Sultanate from a goat.
* PhoneaholicTeenager Stanisław, Jan Paweł's older son and heir of the family estate, is constantly on his phone looking at pictures. (It's really just a bunch of tapestry weavings in a wooden rectangle)
* PointyHairedBoss Jan Paweł is a terrible boss to the serfs.
* RichKidTurnedSocialActivist Aniela, the only daughter, tries to bring about recycling to end global warming which will kick off in... about 380 years.
* TheFundamentalist the mother, Zofia, is a religious fanatic who is frequently found prostrate on the floor, praying.
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* EgocentricallyReligious CharacterCatchphrase: Jan Paweł Adamczewski often calls himself [[ForegoneConclusion „Most famous Jan Paweł in Polish history”]].
* ConspiracyTheorist: The Jew believes that all Jews are in one big conspiracy, except him [[InsaneTrollLogic which means that they don't invite him into it]].
* EgocentricallyReligious: The second oldest son, Jakub, who tries to get God to do what he wants.
*MagicMushroom {{Egopolis}}: Village of Adamczycha is named from owners from Adamczewski family.
* ForegoneConclusion: Jan Paweł Adamczewski wishes to be [[CharacterCatchphrase most famous Jan Paweł in Polish history]], but if you know that English version of Jan Paweł is John Paul [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_John_Paul_II you will know that he will fail]].
* TheFundamentalist the mother, Zofia, is a religious fanatic who is frequently found prostrate on the floor, praying.
* HiddenDepths: Zofia looks like [[TheFundamentalist religious fanatic]], but actually she has some secrets about her feelings.
* IllegalReligion: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]] as in this case atheism is punished with death, while every other religion is not [[SinglePreceptReligion even made up quickly]].
* MagicMushroom: One episode has Bogdan, the deadbeat brother-in-law of the main character, grabbing fistfuls of magic mushrooms and becoming convinced he's inherited the Sultanate from a goat.
*PhoneaholicTeenager NobilityMarriesMoney: In one episode Adamczewski’s are trying to agree about marriage with [[MerchantPrince rich trader]].
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*RichKidTurnedSocialActivist RichKidTurnedSocialActivist: Aniela, the only daughter, tries to bring about recycling to end global warming which will kick off in... about 380 years.
*TheFundamentalist RunningGag: Every time when someone reminds that [[SitcomArchNemesis Andrzej]] owns half of village someone adds that he owns bigger half.
* SinglePreceptReligion: Religion of Hatter. [[ShapedLikeItself He has a hat]], after death he gives to good people potatoes and bad people pushes into a puddle. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] as this religion was made by atheist peasant, [[IllegalReligion who in other case would be killed]].
* SitcomArchNemesis: Andrzej, Adamczewski’s neighbor and owner of other half of village [[note]] [[RunningGag bigger half]] [[/note]], which Jan Paweł considers his main enemy.
* SmallNameBigEgo: Jan Paweł Adamczewski who consider himself themother, Zofia, is most famous Jan Paweł in Polish history despite a religious fanatic who is frequently found prostrate on the floor, praying.fact that his own subjects doesn’t know his name.
* ConspiracyTheorist: The Jew believes that all Jews are in one big conspiracy, except him [[InsaneTrollLogic which means that they don't invite him into it]].
* EgocentricallyReligious: The second oldest son, Jakub, who tries to get God to do what he wants.
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* ForegoneConclusion: Jan Paweł Adamczewski wishes to be [[CharacterCatchphrase most famous Jan Paweł in Polish history]], but if you know that English version of Jan Paweł is John Paul [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_John_Paul_II you will know that he will fail]].
* TheFundamentalist the mother, Zofia, is a religious fanatic who is frequently found prostrate on the floor, praying.
* HiddenDepths: Zofia looks like [[TheFundamentalist religious fanatic]], but actually she has some secrets about her feelings.
* IllegalReligion: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]] as in this case atheism is punished with death, while every other religion is not [[SinglePreceptReligion even made up quickly]].
* MagicMushroom: One episode has Bogdan, the deadbeat brother-in-law of the main character, grabbing fistfuls of magic mushrooms and becoming convinced he's inherited the Sultanate from a goat.
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* PhoneaholicTeenager: Stanisław, Jan Paweł's older son and heir of the family estate, is constantly on his phone looking at pictures. (It's really just a bunch of tapestry weavings in a wooden
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* SinglePreceptReligion: Religion of Hatter. [[ShapedLikeItself He has a hat]], after death he gives to good people potatoes and bad people pushes into a puddle. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] as this religion was made by atheist peasant, [[IllegalReligion who in other case would be killed]].
* SitcomArchNemesis: Andrzej, Adamczewski’s neighbor and owner of other half of village [[note]] [[RunningGag bigger half]] [[/note]], which Jan Paweł considers his main enemy.
* SmallNameBigEgo: Jan Paweł Adamczewski who consider himself the
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1670 is a Polish mockumentary satirical comedy television series. It was released on Netflix on 13 December 2023. It follows the pursuits of Jan Paweł (pronounced John Paul, like the famous Polish Pope) Adamczewski, the head of a szlachta family in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth during the 17th century. Full of Polish in-jokes, it features Jan Paweł and his family as they take a documentary crew through their daily life.
!!1670 contains examples of:
* EgocentricallyReligious The second oldest son, Jakub, who tries to get God to do what he wants.
* MagicMushroom One episode has Bogdan, the deadbeat brother-in-law of the main character, grabbing fistfuls of magic mushrooms and becoming convinced he's inherited the Sultanate from a goat.
* PhoneaholicTeenager Stanisław, Jan Paweł's older son and heir of the family estate, is constantly on his phone looking at pictures. (It's really just a bunch of tapestry weavings in a wooden rectangle)
* PointyHairedBoss Jan Paweł is a terrible boss to the serfs.
* RichKidTurnedSocialActivist Aniela, the only daughter, tries to bring about recycling to end global warming which will kick off in... about 380 years.
* TheFundamentalist the mother, Zofia, is a religious fanatic who is frequently found prostrate on the floor, praying.
!!1670 contains examples of:
* EgocentricallyReligious The second oldest son, Jakub, who tries to get God to do what he wants.
* MagicMushroom One episode has Bogdan, the deadbeat brother-in-law of the main character, grabbing fistfuls of magic mushrooms and becoming convinced he's inherited the Sultanate from a goat.
* PhoneaholicTeenager Stanisław, Jan Paweł's older son and heir of the family estate, is constantly on his phone looking at pictures. (It's really just a bunch of tapestry weavings in a wooden rectangle)
* PointyHairedBoss Jan Paweł is a terrible boss to the serfs.
* RichKidTurnedSocialActivist Aniela, the only daughter, tries to bring about recycling to end global warming which will kick off in... about 380 years.
* TheFundamentalist the mother, Zofia, is a religious fanatic who is frequently found prostrate on the floor, praying.
