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* {{Memetastic}}: Makes full use of all available memes.
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* ShoutOut: Many, including to the ComicBooks/{{DC}} Phantom Zone when a video shows a man fall off a treadmill and be thrown off so far he appears to have disappeared and to VideoGame/LegendOfZelda with a chibi-fied version of Seann.
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* ShoutOut: Many, including to the ComicBooks/{{DC}} Phantom Zone when a video shows a man fall off a treadmill and be thrown off so far he appears to have disappeared and to VideoGame/LegendOfZelda Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda with a chibi-fied version of Seann.
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The show focuses on current internet {{meme}}s and YouTube hits, and features various British celebrities and reality stars as panellists, bringing on the Internet famous as special guests as well as the subject of round "Meet The Makers". This round is the only one that has remained in every episode, and it involves guessing which virtually famous thing the individual brought into the studio created. Other special internet guests include having Tyler Oakley as a panellist, and Korean Billy as a score master (something they only had that episode).
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The show focuses on current internet {{meme}}s and YouTube Website/YouTube hits, and features various British celebrities and reality stars as panellists, bringing on the Internet famous as special guests as well as the subject of round "Meet The Makers". This round is the only one that has remained in every episode, and it involves guessing which virtually famous thing the individual brought into the studio created. Other special internet guests include having Tyler Oakley as a panellist, and Korean Billy as a score master (something they only had that episode).
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** A specific example, in one January 2017 episode after Trump passing many executive orders, Chris decides to parody the President by making an executive order that he can change up what points the rounds are worth -- complete with a [[Memes/DonaldTrump photoshopped image of him signing it]].
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** A specific example, in one January 2017 episode after Trump passing many executive orders, Chris decides to parody the President by making an executive order that he can change up what points the rounds are worth -- complete with a [[Memes/DonaldTrump photoshopped Photoshopped image of him signing it]].it.
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* ShoutOut: Many, including to the ComicBooks/{{DC}} Phantom Zone when a video shows a man fall off a treadmill and be thrown off so far he appears to have disappeared.disappeared and to VideoGame/LegendOfZelda with a chibi-fied version of Seann.
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* ShoutOut: Many, including to the ComicBooks/{{DC}} Phantom Zone when a video shows a man fall off a treadmill and be thrown off so far he appears to have disappeared.
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** A specific example, in one January 2017 episode after Trump passing many executive orders, Chris decides to parody the President by making an executive order that he can change up what points the rounds are worth -- complete with a [[Memes/{{Politics}} photoshopped image of him signing it]].
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** A specific example, in one January 2017 episode after Trump passing many executive orders, Chris decides to parody the President by making an executive order that he can change up what points the rounds are worth -- complete with a [[Memes/{{Politics}} [[Memes/DonaldTrump photoshopped image of him signing it]].
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** A specific example, in one January 2017 episode after Trump passing many executive orders, Chris decides to parody the President by making an executive order that he can change up what points the rounds are worth -- complete with a [[Memes/DonaldTrump photoshopped image of him signing it]].
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** A specific example, in one January 2017 episode after Trump passing many executive orders, Chris decides to parody the President by making an executive order that he can change up what points the rounds are worth -- complete with a [[Memes/DonaldTrump [[Memes/{{Politics}} photoshopped image of him signing it]].
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** A specific example, in one January 2017 episode after Trump passing many executive orders, Chris decides to parody the President by making an executive order that he can change up what points the rounds are worth -- complete with a [[Memes/DonaldTrump photoshopped image of him signing it]].
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Virtually Famous is a British comedy PanelShow broadcast on [[Creator/{{Channel4}} E4]]. It could be compared to Series/AtMidnight for the only reason that it is a celebrity panel show about the Internet that started in 2014. From 2014 to 2016 it was hosted by Creator/KevinMcHale with Chris Stark (the guy who asked Creator/MilaKunis out to get chicken and watch football [[MemeticMutation during a radio interview]]) and Seann Walsh. For season 4, [=McHale=] was replaced by Chris Ramsey, and Stark by Vicky Pattinson. Season 4 also introduced regular panel member Scarlett Moffatt -- the three additions are all [[UsefulNotes/NorthEastEngland Geordies]].
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Virtually Famous is a British comedy PanelShow broadcast on [[Creator/{{Channel4}} E4]]. It could be compared to Series/AtMidnight for the only reason that it is a celebrity panel show about the Internet that started in 2014. From 2014 to 2016 it was hosted by Creator/KevinMcHale with Chris Stark (the guy who asked Creator/MilaKunis out to get chicken and watch football [[MemeticMutation during a radio interview]]) and Seann Walsh. For season 4, [=McHale=] was replaced by Chris Ramsey, and Stark by Vicky Pattinson. Season 4 also introduced regular panel member Scarlett Moffatt -- the three additions are all [[UsefulNotes/NorthEastEngland Geordies]].
Geordies]] from ''Series/{{Im A Celebrity|GetMeOutOfHere}}''.
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* {{Egging}}: One episode used this as a competition.
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* OldShame: Even if just for humour, Kevin gets annoyed when people mention he was in NLT (and also sometimes ''Glee'').
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* OldShame: [[InvokedTrope Even if just for humour, humour]], Kevin gets annoyed when people mention he was in NLT (and also sometimes ''Glee'').
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* DisabilitySuperpower: The episode with the [[{{Egging}} egg-throwing contest]] also had [[Series/TheLastLeg Alex Brooker]] as a panellist -- Alex was born with malformed hands and no digits. Kevin said he'd give him 100 points if he could hit the bullseye with an egg from across the studio. He only went and bloody did it (then joked that he'd have his benefits taken away).
* OldShame: Even if just for humour, Kevin gets annoyed when people mention he was in NLT (and also sometimes ''Glee'').
* PlatonicLifePartners: Kevin's close friend Tyler Oakley was once a panellist on the show.
* PlatonicLifePartners: Kevin's close friend Tyler Oakley was once a panellist on the show.
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* RunningGag: Making jokes about Kevin being on ''Series/{{Glee}}'' and in boy band ''Music/{{NLT}}''.
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* RunningGag: Making jokes about Kevin being on ''Series/{{Glee}}'' and in boy band ''Music/{{NLT}}''.''NLT''.
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* CatchPhrase: "I'm Kevin [=McHale=] and you're watching ''Virtually Famous''!"
* HeWhoMustNotBeHeard: All the creators brought on in the "Meet The Makers" round aren't allowed to speak at all, lest their voice give away what they made.
* HeWhoMustNotBeHeard: All the creators brought on in the "Meet The Makers" round aren't allowed to speak at all, lest their voice give away what they made.
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* ScrewTheRulesIMakeThem: Kevin and Chris handing out points as they want.
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The show began airing progressively earlier in the year, moving from summer (2014) to spring (2015) to winter (ending up with two series in 2016 -- the third at the start of the year, the fourth starting in December through 2017). The first two series featured regular {{Shout Out}}s to ''Series/{{Glee}}'', which Kevin starred on, even though E4 (who had once been the British broadcaster of the show) no longer was affiliated with it, until it ended in 2015 -- at which point it was never mentioned again. Series 1, 3, and 4 are available on Channel 4's web player.
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* IAmNotShazam: Some panellists would call Kevin [[Series/{{Glee}} 'Artie']], and some were surprised to the point of fear when he stood up (his character was in a wheelchair).
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* IAmNotShazam: Some panellists would call Kevin [[Series/{{Glee}} 'Artie']], and some were surprised to the point of fear when he stood up (his character was in a wheelchair).ButtMonkey: Chris Stark.
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Virtually Famous is a British comedy PanelShow broadcast on [[Creator/{{Channel4}} E4]]. It could be compared to ''Series/AtMidnight'' for the only reason that it is a celebrity panel show about the Internet that started in 2014. From 2014 to 2016 it was hosted by Creator/KevinMcHale with Chris Stark (the guy who asked Creator/MilaKunis out to get chicken and watch football [[MemeticMutation during a radio interview]]) and Seann Walsh. For season 4, [=McHale=] was replaced by Chris Ramsey, and Stark by Vicky Pattinson. Season 4 also introduced regular panel member Scarlett Moffatt -- the three additions are all [[UsefulNotes/{{Newcastle}} Geordies]].
The show focuses on current internet {{meme}}s and YouTube hits, and features various British celebrities and reality stars as panellists, bringing on the Internet famous as special guests as well as the subject of round "Meet The Makers". This round is the only one that has remained in every episode, and it involves guessing which virtually famous thing the individual brought into the studio created. Other special internet guests include having Creator/TylerOakley as a panellist, and Creator/KoreanBilly as a score master (something they only had that episode).
The show focuses on current internet {{meme}}s and YouTube hits, and features various British celebrities and reality stars as panellists, bringing on the Internet famous as special guests as well as the subject of round "Meet The Makers". This round is the only one that has remained in every episode, and it involves guessing which virtually famous thing the individual brought into the studio created. Other special internet guests include having Creator/TylerOakley as a panellist, and Creator/KoreanBilly as a score master (something they only had that episode).
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Virtually Famous is a British comedy PanelShow broadcast on [[Creator/{{Channel4}} E4]]. It could be compared to ''Series/AtMidnight'' Series/AtMidnight for the only reason that it is a celebrity panel show about the Internet that started in 2014. From 2014 to 2016 it was hosted by Creator/KevinMcHale with Chris Stark (the guy who asked Creator/MilaKunis out to get chicken and watch football [[MemeticMutation during a radio interview]]) and Seann Walsh. For season 4, [=McHale=] was replaced by Chris Ramsey, and Stark by Vicky Pattinson. Season 4 also introduced regular panel member Scarlett Moffatt -- the three additions are all [[UsefulNotes/{{Newcastle}} [[UsefulNotes/NorthEastEngland Geordies]].
The show focuses on current internet {{meme}}s and YouTube hits, and features various British celebrities and reality stars as panellists, bringing on the Internet famous as special guests as well as the subject of round "Meet The Makers". This round is the only one that has remained in every episode, and it involves guessing which virtually famous thing the individual brought into the studio created. Other special internet guests include havingCreator/TylerOakley Tyler Oakley as a panellist, and Creator/KoreanBilly Korean Billy as a score master (something they only had that episode).
The show focuses on current internet {{meme}}s and YouTube hits, and features various British celebrities and reality stars as panellists, bringing on the Internet famous as special guests as well as the subject of round "Meet The Makers". This round is the only one that has remained in every episode, and it involves guessing which virtually famous thing the individual brought into the studio created. Other special internet guests include having
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* PunnyName: The name of the show, ''Virtually Famous'', is used to denote that it discusses things that are famous in the virtual - i.e. online - world. Another synonym of virtually is 'practically' or 'saying that it is, but it isn't', leading to mockery that the things aren't actually famous.
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* ArtImitatesLife: The episode after Trump's inauguration in January 2017 unintentionally mimicked the election a bit: there were more people on Vicky's side, but Seann (who was dressed as Trump) still won.
* IAmNotShazam: Some panellists would call Kevin [[Series/{{Glee}} 'Artie']], and some were surprised to the point of fear when he stood up (his character was in a wheelchair).
* InstantWebHit: The reason for bringing in time-topical round "Ramsey's Round-Up".
* {{Memetastic}}: Makes full use of all available memes.
* PunnyName: The name of the show, ''Virtually Famous'', is used to denote that it discusses things that are famous in the virtual - i.e. online - world. Another synonym of virtually is 'practically' or 'saying that it is, but it isn't', leading to mockery that the things aren't actuallyfamous.famous.
* SubvertedPunchline: On the show, James Acaster came up with the game "what's under my hat". He hid things that could be found in a kitchen under his hat and [[OnceAnEpisode each time it was revealed]] he would make one of these gags.
-->"Until next time, keep it [anything but under your hat]".
* RunningGag: Making jokes about Kevin being on ''Series/{{Glee}}'' and in boy band ''Music/{{NLT}}''.
* WrongForTheRightReasons: One episode Vicky guessed that a creator made the video filmed in France because she assessed that he was French. He was French, but he made the cat video instead.
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* IAmNotShazam: Some panellists would call Kevin [[Series/{{Glee}} 'Artie']], and some were surprised to the point of fear when he stood up (his character was in a wheelchair).
* InstantWebHit: The reason for bringing in time-topical round "Ramsey's Round-Up".
* {{Memetastic}}: Makes full use of all available memes.
* PunnyName: The name of the show, ''Virtually Famous'', is used to denote that it discusses things that are famous in the virtual - i.e. online - world. Another synonym of virtually is 'practically' or 'saying that it is, but it isn't', leading to mockery that the things aren't actually
* SubvertedPunchline: On the show, James Acaster came up with the game "what's under my hat". He hid things that could be found in a kitchen under his hat and [[OnceAnEpisode each time it was revealed]] he would make one of these gags.
-->"Until next time, keep it [anything but under your hat]".
* RunningGag: Making jokes about Kevin being on ''Series/{{Glee}}'' and in boy band ''Music/{{NLT}}''.
* WrongForTheRightReasons: One episode Vicky guessed that a creator made the video filmed in France because she assessed that he was French. He was French, but he made the cat video instead.
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[[caption-width-right:350:We promise they're famous]]
Virtually Famous is a British comedy PanelShow broadcast on [[Creator/{{Channel4}} E4]]. It could be compared to ''Series/AtMidnight'' for the only reason that it is a celebrity panel show about the Internet that started in 2014. From 2014 to 2016 it was hosted by Creator/KevinMcHale with Chris Stark (the guy who asked Creator/MilaKunis out to get chicken and watch football [[MemeticMutation during a radio interview]]) and Seann Walsh. For season 4, [=McHale=] was replaced by Chris Ramsey, and Stark by Vicky Pattinson. Season 4 also introduced regular panel member Scarlett Moffatt -- the three additions are all [[UsefulNotes/{{Newcastle}} Geordies]].
The show focuses on current internet {{meme}}s and YouTube hits, and features various British celebrities and reality stars as panellists, bringing on the Internet famous as special guests as well as the subject of round "Meet The Makers". This round is the only one that has remained in every episode, and it involves guessing which virtually famous thing the individual brought into the studio created. Other special internet guests include having Creator/TylerOakley as a panellist, and Creator/KoreanBilly as a score master (something they only had that episode).
!These tropes are virtually famous:
* PunnyName: The name of the show, ''Virtually Famous'', is used to denote that it discusses things that are famous in the virtual - i.e. online - world. Another synonym of virtually is 'practically' or 'saying that it is, but it isn't', leading to mockery that the things aren't actually famous.
[[caption-width-right:350:We promise they're famous]]
Virtually Famous is a British comedy PanelShow broadcast on [[Creator/{{Channel4}} E4]]. It could be compared to ''Series/AtMidnight'' for the only reason that it is a celebrity panel show about the Internet that started in 2014. From 2014 to 2016 it was hosted by Creator/KevinMcHale with Chris Stark (the guy who asked Creator/MilaKunis out to get chicken and watch football [[MemeticMutation during a radio interview]]) and Seann Walsh. For season 4, [=McHale=] was replaced by Chris Ramsey, and Stark by Vicky Pattinson. Season 4 also introduced regular panel member Scarlett Moffatt -- the three additions are all [[UsefulNotes/{{Newcastle}} Geordies]].
The show focuses on current internet {{meme}}s and YouTube hits, and features various British celebrities and reality stars as panellists, bringing on the Internet famous as special guests as well as the subject of round "Meet The Makers". This round is the only one that has remained in every episode, and it involves guessing which virtually famous thing the individual brought into the studio created. Other special internet guests include having Creator/TylerOakley as a panellist, and Creator/KoreanBilly as a score master (something they only had that episode).
!These tropes are virtually famous:
* PunnyName: The name of the show, ''Virtually Famous'', is used to denote that it discusses things that are famous in the virtual - i.e. online - world. Another synonym of virtually is 'practically' or 'saying that it is, but it isn't', leading to mockery that the things aren't actually famous.
