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''21 Jump Street'' was the Creator/{{Fox}} Broadcasting Company's first drama, and was part of its' inaugural season along with sitcoms ''Series/MarriedWithChildren'', ''Series/TheTraceyUllmanShow'', ''Duet'' and ''Mr. President''.
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''21 Jump Street'' was the Creator/{{Fox}} Broadcasting Company's first drama, and was part of its' its inaugural season along with sitcoms ''Series/MarriedWithChildren'', ''Series/TheTraceyUllmanShow'', ''Duet'' and ''Mr. President''.
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* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: Jackie wants to make up to Hanson for having scoffed at him earlier; he rebuffs the first two offers, but the last one's... different, and so is his reaction to it.
-->'''Jackie:''' Why don't you drive us to a coffee shop, I'll buy you some waffles.
-->'''Hanson:''' ''[Defiant]''I don't want any waffles.
-->'''Jackie:''' Then drive us to a florist, I'll buy you some flowers.
-->'''Hanson:''' ''[Irritated]'' I don't want any flowers.
-->'''Jackie:''' Then drive me to my apartment, and I'll let you make love to me.
-->'''Hanson:''' I don't want... ''[Shuts up and immediately and hastily starts his car's engine and drives away]''
-->'''Jackie:''' Why don't you drive us to a coffee shop, I'll buy you some waffles.
-->'''Hanson:''' ''[Defiant]''I don't want any waffles.
-->'''Jackie:''' Then drive us to a florist, I'll buy you some flowers.
-->'''Hanson:''' ''[Irritated]'' I don't want any flowers.
-->'''Jackie:''' Then drive me to my apartment, and I'll let you make love to me.
-->'''Hanson:''' I don't want... ''[Shuts up and immediately and hastily starts his car's engine and drives away]''
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* StarterVillain: Tyrell "Waxer" Thompson, a drug dealer harassing a client to pay overdue fees. He never returns after his arrest, but his {{Dragon}} Reggie does.
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* StarterVillain: Tyrell "Waxer" Thompson, a drug dealer harassing a client to pay overdue fees. He never returns after his arrest, but his {{Dragon}} [[TheDragon Dragon]] Reggie does.
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The entire series is available for [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtbMv4lXX2mt5B0RnH67v0MbwYSHRyNa4 free streaming on YouTube via Filmrise TV]].
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* {{Irony}}: Johnny Depp signed onto the show mainly because he wanted to work with Frederic Forrest, the actor playing Captain Jenko. But Jenko was killed off after just 6 episodes, and Depp was stuck on the show (to his increasingly vocal discontent) until the end of Season 4.
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* {{Irony}}: Johnny Depp signed onto the show mainly because he wanted to work with Frederic Forrest, Creator/FredericForrest, the actor playing Captain Jenko. But Jenko was killed off after just 6 episodes, and Depp was stuck on the show (to his increasingly vocal discontent) until the end of Season 4.
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** "Blindsided": A father who sexually abused his daughters [[spoiler:is arrested and prosecuted. But, since their mother is dead, they're now orphans. The eldest daughter is almost an adult, so she may be able to foster her younger sister, which could pose a strain on both of them.]].
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** "Blindsided": A father who sexually abused his daughters [[spoiler:is arrested and prosecuted. But, since their mother is dead, they're now orphans. The eldest daughter is almost an adult, so she may be able to foster her younger sister, which could pose a strain on both of them.]]. Or the younger one could wind up in another foster home]].
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** "Blindsided": A father who sexually abused his daughters [[spoiler:is arrested and prosecuted. But, since their mother is dead, they're now orphans, and since they're all still under age, they will probably be moved around orphanages or foster homes from now on, and lose their house]].
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** "Blindsided": A father who sexually abused his daughters [[spoiler:is arrested and prosecuted. But, since their mother is dead, they're now orphans, and since they're all still under age, they will probably orphans. The eldest daughter is almost an adult, so she may be moved around orphanages or able to foster homes from now on, and lose their house]].her younger sister, which could pose a strain on both of them.]].
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* AssholeVictim: The ShockJock whose car gets blown up in "Next Victim". Due to his hateful and racist ranting, the team is none too happy about having to look for the person who did it.
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* AssholeVictim: The AssholeVictim:
**A preppy teenager involved in a rape and homicide ends up [[spoiler:killed by the victim’s brother]] in “My Future's So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades”.
**The ShockJock whose car gets blown up in "Next Victim". Due to his hateful and racist ranting, the team is none too happy about having to look for the person who did it.
**A preppy teenager involved in a rape and homicide ends up [[spoiler:killed by the victim’s brother]] in “My Future's So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades”.
**The ShockJock whose car gets blown up in "Next Victim". Due to his hateful and racist ranting, the team is none too happy about having to look for the person who did it.
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* AnchoviesAreAbhorrent: Played straight when a character orders pizza and threatens to kill someone else if there's any anchovies on it.
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* [[StockYuck/{{Anchovies}} Stock Yuck - Anchovies]]: Played straight when a character orders pizza and threatens to kill someone else if there's any anchovies on it. Also see Hold The Unsolicited Ingedient.
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* ShoutOut: A lot of episodes are named after, or based on '50s to '70s classic songs -- ''Things We Said Today'' (Music/TheBeatles), ''Chapel Of Love'' (The Dixie Cups), ''School's Out'' (Music/AliceCooper), ''Woolly Bull(ies)'' (Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs), ''Stand By Your Man'' (Tammy Wynette), ''(Re)search and Destroy'' (Iggy and the Stooges), ''Awomp-Bomb-Aloobomb, Aloop Bamboom'' (Little Richard's "Tutti Frutti"). There are also several examples of 1980s songs being used as inspiration for episode titles -- ''Tunnel of Love'' (Music/BruceSpringsteen), ''What About Love'' (Music/{{Heart}}), ''In the Name of Love'' (U2) and ''(My) Future's So Bright I Gotta Wear Shades'' (Timbuk 3). Although the song came out a few years after the episode, ''Loc'd Out'' ("Locked Out") was one of the first international hits for legendary Australian music group Crowded House.
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* ShoutOut: A lot of episodes are named after, or based on '50s to '70s classic songs -- ''Things We Said Today'' (Music/TheBeatles), ''Chapel Of Love'' (The Dixie Cups), ''School's Out'' (Music/AliceCooper), ''Woolly Bull(ies)'' (Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs), ''Stand By Your Man'' (Tammy Wynette), ''(Re)search and Destroy'' (Iggy and the Stooges), ''Awomp-Bomb-Aloobomb, Aloop Bamboom'' (Little Richard's "Tutti Frutti"). There are also several examples of 1980s songs being used as inspiration for episode titles -- ''Tunnel of Love'' (Music/BruceSpringsteen), ''What About Love'' (Music/{{Heart}}), (Music/{{Heart|Band}}), ''In the Name of Love'' (U2) and ''(My) Future's So Bright I Gotta Wear Shades'' (Timbuk 3). Although the song came out a few years after the episode, ''Loc'd Out'' ("Locked Out") was one of the first international hits for legendary Australian music group Crowded House.
