History Series / TotalDivas

* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Brie wanted to get a bus, after seeing Nikki's and John's bus and managed to talk Bryan in to it by getting the rest of the cast to join them. With a few rules (no pooping[[note]]probably because the bus was equipped to handle it[[/note]], and no sex[[note]]Well, no boner, but still[[/note]]. It didn't last long as the rest of the crew treated is a party bus, and Brie caught Naomi and Jimmy in the act. After that, no more bus.

** This is a reoccurring issue with Nikki. She is hurt over John hiding that he has a sex scene in his movie despite being guilty of hiding things from him herself. Also, she was pissed at Brie for interfering with her relationship with John. Only a few episodes later she's trying to interfere wither Brie and Bryan's sex life. Brie even lampshades this.

* CatchPhrase: Ariane - "Girl, bye" and "Da Bomb.com." Trinity also always greets her by affectionately saying "hey, baby girl".

** "Throw another shrimp on the Barbie" seems to become this for Nattie.

** This is a reoccurring issue with Nikki. She is hurt about John hiding that he has a sex scene in his movie despite being guilty of hiding things herself. Also, she was pissed at Brie for interfering with her relationship with John, only a few episodes later she's trying to interfere wither Brie and Bryan's sex life. Brie even lampshades this.

** In all fairness, it's implied that Eva told them that she was going to the Performance Center/[=NXT=], thus part of the animosity towards her is due to her lying. [[note]]Though it is possible that she did not know at the time.[[/note]] Her instagram post [[note]]A lion does not worry herself with the opinion of sheep[[/note]] has [[NotHelpingYourCase only made things worse]].

** In all fairness, it's implied that Eva told them that she was going to the Performance Center/[=NXT=], thus part of the animosity towards her is due to her lying. [[note]]Though it is possible that she did not know at the time.[[/note]] Her instagram post [[note]]A lion does not worry herself with the opinion of sheep[[/note]] has [[NotHelpingYourCase only made]] [[DiggingYourselfDeeper things worse]].

* CanonDiscontinuity: The hatred between most of the Divas and Eva Marie in season 4 now that she's actually started to train to become a better wrestler. There have been moments of antipathy between her and some of the other Divas since the show started, but those were relatively spread out and called for what they were, leading to more humanizing bonding moments (see the "Ariane outing Eva's past alcoholism" situation). In general, it seems that her arrogance of the first couple of episodes has given way to a more reasoned, relatable woman who's formed something of a bond with her more experienced coworkers. Except now, everybody save for [[OnlySaneMan Trinity]]—including former outcast Paige as well as Eva's once seemingly best friends the Bella Twins—considers her a traitor because she's getting praised for finally getting serious and training to wrestle after two years as well the fact that she's getting this training in her hometown with Brian Kendrick as opposed to going straight to the Performance Center in Orlando. To be fair, her training is on the company dime, so it makes sense they'd be a little upset, but treating her seemingly like a redheaded stepchild again overnight seems outright bizarre.

* CatchPhrase: Ariane - "Girl, bye". Trinity also always greets her by affectionately saying "hey, baby girl".

* ''Eva Marie'' - a developmental Diva. Portrayed as very ambitious and desperate to make a name for herself, angering a lot of people in the company.

** When WWE did their annual "spring cleaning," a number of mass firings that occur every year right around ''Wrestlemania,'' one of the more surprising firings of 2014 was Aksana, who had had several matches recently on television and was involved somewhat in a storyline with the Divas Champion Paige. It was suspected at the time that Aksana was fired over Rosa Mendes (who was never a major player in the Divas Division to begin with, having never won a televised match by her own admission, and had made almost no appearances on TV for months,) because the producers at E! wanted Rosa for ''Total Divas.'' Later confirmed when she joined the cast for Season 3.

* ChristmasCake: Nikki (who was 29 when the show premiered) voices her worry about getting married, afraid JohnCena won't want to as he has recently divorced.

* TheUnfairSex: The series likes to play up relationship woes whenever they appear, presenting them in a way that attempts to be sympathetic to the divas' side even if the issues are a bit more even than would warrant the one-sided view. However, because this is a reality show and not a scripted program with clear heroes and villains.

** The hatred between most of the Divas and Eva Marie in season 4 now that she's actually started to train to become a better wrestler. There have been moments of antipathy between her and some of the other Divas since the show started, but those were relatively spread out and called for what they were, leading to more humanizing bonding moments (see the "Ariane outing Eva's past alcoholism" situation). In general, it seems that her arrogance of the first couple of episodes has given way to a more reasoned, relatable woman who's formed something of a bond with her more experienced coworkers. Except now, everybody save for [[OnlySaneMan Trinity]]—including former outcast Paige as well as Eva's once seemingly best friends the Bella Twins—considers her a traitor because she's getting praised for finally getting serious and training to wrestle after two years as well the fact that she's getting this training in her hometown with Brian Kendrick as opposed to going straight to the Performance Center in Orlando. What makes it fall under this trope rather than CanonDiscontinuity is that with the notoriety and respect the NXT developmental brand has achieved as a launching pad or revitalizing tool for careers, Orlando would most likely be the first place she goes once Kendrick determines she's ready to venture out. In fact, ''it's already happened''. She's been making appearances on NXT hyping her in-ring re-debut there before this particular twist was even aired on the show. The whole thing appears to be a contrived angle to get her over as either a sympathetic figure or, since her training with Kendrick is on the company's dime, an alienating heel.

** The hatred between most of the Divas and Eva Marie in season 4 now that she's actually started to train to become a better wrestler. There have been moments of antipathy between her and some of the other Divas since the show started, but those were relatively spread out and called for what they were, leading to more humanizing bonding moments (see the "Ariane outing Eva's past alcoholism" situation). In general, it seems that her arrogance of the first couple of episodes has given way to a more reasoned, relatable woman who's formed something of a bond with her more experienced coworkers. Except now, everybody save for [[OnlySaneMan Trinity]]—including former outcast Paige as well as Eva's once seemingly best friends the Bella Twins—considers her a traitor because she's getting praised for finally getting serious and training to wrestle after two years as well the fact that she's getting this training in her hometown with Brian Kendrick as opposed to going straight to the Performance Center in Orlando. What makes it fall under this trope rather than CanonDiscontinuity is that with the notoriety and respect the NXT developmental brand has achieved as a launching pad or revitalizing tool for careers, Orlando would most likely be the first place she goes once Kendrick determines she's ready to venture out. In fact, ''it's already happened''. She's been making appearances on NXT hyping her in-ring re-debut there before this particular twist was even aired on the show. The whole thing appears to be a contrived angle to get her over as either a sympathetic figure or an alienating heel.

* OnlySaneMan: Pretty much the girl who isn't getting the focus of whatever episode becomes this to the rest. Even Eva Marie and Ariane occasionally. John Cena also seems to function solely to tell Nikki to stop being so immature.

** Then there's the situation between Paige and Bradley Walden. Bradley wanted a relationship with Paige, but she was hot and cold about getting together with him to the point it frustrated him, and shortly after they fought about it it was revealed to be because she'd been hurt in a past relationship. Fox and Rosa convinced her to give him a chance and that he wouldn't be like the person that hurt her, at which point she accepted him. Shortly thereafter she immediately wanted to move in with him, guilting him into it unintentionally yet pushing on after he said yes despite his obvious reluctance. While visting his family, she then found out that he'd already been married in the past and was just as uncomfortable talking about it as he was hesitant in telling his parents of their plans to move in together. Instead of either Paige or the show realizing he didn't want to move too fast into something that could be a repeat of whatever his past marriage was, she threw a fit and accused him of being a whiner and the show has generally taken her side on this. How was this eventually followed up? She would explain the following season that he'd dumped her via text message, essentially writing him off the show as a ((jerkass)) to the most popular Diva in WWE.

** Then there's the situation between Paige and Bradley Walden. Bradley wanted a relationship with Paige, but she was hot and cold about getting together with him to the point it frustrated him, and shortly after they fought about it it was revealed to be because she'd been hurt in a past relationship. Fox and Rosa convinced her to give him a chance and that he wouldn't be like the others, at which point she accepted him. Shortly thereafter she immediately wanted to move in with him, guilting him into it unintentionally yet pushing on after he said yes despite his obvious reluctance. While visting his family, she then found out that he'd already been married in the past and was just as uncomfortable talking about it as he was hesitant in telling his parents of their plans to move in together. Instead of either Paige or the show realizing he'd been through a grind in his past as well and simply didn't want to move too fast, she threw a fit and accused him of being a whiner and the show has generally taken her side on this. How was this eventually followed up? She would explain the following season that he'd dumped her via text message, the show's way of essentially writing him off as a ((jerkass)).

* TheUnfairSex: The series likes to play up the relationship woes in Nikki and John Cena's relationship. Quite a few fans buy into Nikki's strife of wanting John to commit to marriage even though he's actually being forthcoming with his feelings on the matter.

* TestosteroneBrigade: While a E! production marketed at women, the copious fanservice and wrestling elements have attracted a very large male fandom.

* BeautyIsNeverTarnished: This trope is likely the reason Nattie gets so worked up about accidentally peeing during one of her matches.

* DoubleStandard: Eva Marie calls her brothers out on this. They refer to their Catholic faith when they find out Eva eloped with Jonathan. She retorts that they've been living unmarried with their girlfriends for years.

* GagBoobs: When Ariane is considering a boob job, she's given a pair of silicone implants to "test drive". HilarityEnsues - they fall out while she's in the pool, her boyfriend names them, Brie tries them on and she ends up having to go out on TV with only one in.

* TraumaticHaircut: Eva Marie freaks out on the first episode when management has her dye her hair blonde. She eventually is unable to go through with it and decides to TakeAThirdOption - she becomes a redhead instead.
** What's more is that Eva revealed in an interview that she had literally gotten her hair done the day before. The office had asked her to streak her hair - and then weren't happy, so they then asked her to go blonde.

* [[ManChild Womanchild]]: Ariane comes across as this.

** In the the third season finale, Rosa pulls down her pants and exposed her crotch to Paige and Alicia. It for a waxing, but she still did it without hesitation.

* In the their season finale, Rosa pulls down her pants and exposed her crotch to Paige and Alicia. It for a waxing, but she still did it without hesitation.

** Happens to Rosa during a match, where {{Wrestling/Layla}} pulls her by the tights and accidentally exposes her ass. Although she's wearing flesh-coloured thong panties, she's hugely embarrassed.

* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: [=JoJo=]'s disappearance following her [[DemotedToExtra Demotion to Extra]] in the latter half of season 1, is not addressed, as they just introduced Summer.