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* StarMakingRole: For Omri Katz, who would go on to play Max Dennison in ''Film/HocusPocus''.
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* OutOfOrder: "The Broken Record" was aired as the last episode, but was clearly written and filmed earlier in the season... thus Dash-X is completely absent even though Jason Marsden was still listed in the opening credits. Streaming versions of the show place "The Broken Record" as the eighth episode, and accordingly revert to a version of the credits from before Marsden was part of the regular cast.
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* OutOfOrder: "The Broken Record" (the one where an introverted nerd with an abusive father becomes a rebellious punk) was aired as the last episode, but was clearly written and filmed earlier in the season... thus season (it was pulled by NBC due to content), which means that Dash-X is completely absent even though Jason Marsden was still listed in the opening credits. Streaming versions of the show place have "The Broken Record" as the eighth episode, and accordingly revert to a version of the credits from before Marsden was part of the regular cast.
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** Evidently, if the show had kept running, it would have eventually been revealed that Dash is some sort of [[FrankensteinsMonster artificial construct]].
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** Evidently, if If the show had kept running, it would have eventually been revealed that Dash Dash-X is some sort of [[FrankensteinsMonster artificial construct]].
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* TheOtherDarrin: An amusing subversion: it eventually turns out that the Mr. Radford who started the series was a compulsive impersonator named Fred Suggs, who had the real Radford (played by [[Series/TheAddamsFamily John Astin]]) tied up in the basement all along. Radford doesn't press charges because the guy was such a good salesman, and he later turns up as a teller for the Bank of Eerie. Only Marshall notices. [[FridgeHorror Does that mean some poor bank teller is tied up in a basement somewhere?]]
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* TheOtherDarrin: An amusing subversion: it eventually turns out that the Mr. Radford who started the series was a compulsive impersonator named Fred Suggs, who had the real Radford (played by [[Series/TheAddamsFamily John Astin]]) Creator/JohnAstin) tied up in the basement all along. Radford doesn't press charges because the guy was such a good salesman, and he later turns up as a teller for the Bank of Eerie. Only Marshall notices. [[FridgeHorror Does that mean some poor bank teller is tied up in a basement somewhere?]]
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* OutOfOrder: "Broken Record" was aired as the last episode, but was clearly written and filmed earlier in the season... thus Dash-X is completely absent even though Jason Marsden was still listed in the opening credits. Streaming versions of the show place "Broken Record" as the eighth episode, and accordingly revert to a version of the credits from before Marsden was part of the regular cast.
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* OutOfOrder: "Broken "The Broken Record" was aired as the last episode, but was clearly written and filmed earlier in the season... thus Dash-X is completely absent even though Jason Marsden was still listed in the opening credits. Streaming versions of the show place "Broken "The Broken Record" as the eighth episode, and accordingly revert to a version of the credits from before Marsden was part of the regular cast.
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* TheOtherDarrin: An amusing subversion: it eventually turns out that the Mr. Radford who started the series was a compulsive impersonator named Fred Suggs, who had the real Radford (played by [[Series/TheAddamsFamily John Astin]]) tied up in the basement all along. Radford doesn't press charges because the guy was such a good salesman, and he later turns up as a teller for the Bank of Eerie. Only Marshall notices.
** [[FridgeHorror Does that mean some poor bank teller is tied up in a basement somewhere?]]
** [[FridgeHorror Does that mean some poor bank teller is tied up in a basement somewhere?]]
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* TheOtherDarrin: An amusing subversion: it eventually turns out that the Mr. Radford who started the series was a compulsive impersonator named Fred Suggs, who had the real Radford (played by [[Series/TheAddamsFamily John Astin]]) tied up in the basement all along. Radford doesn't press charges because the guy was such a good salesman, and he later turns up as a teller for the Bank of Eerie. Only Marshall notices.
**notices. [[FridgeHorror Does that mean some poor bank teller is tied up in a basement somewhere?]]somewhere?]]
* OutOfOrder: "Broken Record" was aired as the last episode, but was clearly written and filmed earlier in the season... thus Dash-X is completely absent even though Jason Marsden was still listed in the opening credits. Streaming versions of the show place "Broken Record" as the eighth episode, and accordingly revert to a version of the credits from before Marsden was part of the regular cast.
**
* OutOfOrder: "Broken Record" was aired as the last episode, but was clearly written and filmed earlier in the season... thus Dash-X is completely absent even though Jason Marsden was still listed in the opening credits. Streaming versions of the show place "Broken Record" as the eighth episode, and accordingly revert to a version of the credits from before Marsden was part of the regular cast.
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* ChannelHop: From Creator/{{NBC}} primetime to Creator/FoxKids Saturday mornings (FK then commissioned the ''Other Dimension'' revival thanks to the reruns getting high ratings).
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* ChannelHop: From Creator/{{NBC}} primetime to Creator/DisneyChannel for a brief period in the mid 90's, then to Creator/FoxKids Saturday mornings (FK then commissioned the ''Other Dimension'' revival thanks to the reruns getting high ratings).
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* {{Blooper}}: Halfway "The Losers", the hand of a crew member clearly appears.
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* {{Blooper}}: Halfway through "The Losers", the hand of a crew member clearly appears.appears.
* ChannelHop: From Creator/{{NBC}} primetime to Creator/FoxKids Saturday mornings (FK then commissioned the ''Other Dimension'' revival thanks to the reruns getting high ratings).
* ChannelHop: From Creator/{{NBC}} primetime to Creator/FoxKids Saturday mornings (FK then commissioned the ''Other Dimension'' revival thanks to the reruns getting high ratings).
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* HeyItsThatGuy: [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Creator/TonyJay Tony Jay]] shows up as a classically trained actor who plays a mummy who comes out of the TV, in a nod to Boris Karloff.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Creator/TonyJay Tony Jay]] shows up as a classically trained actor who plays a mummy who comes out of the TV, in a nod to Boris Karloff.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: [[WesternAnimation/GravityFalls Gravity Falls]], a fact that ''that'' series' creator [[http://www.reddit.com/r/gravityfalls/comments/315yoy/im_bill_cipher_i_know_lots_of_things_ask_me/cpyoi25 seems to be keenly aware of]].
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* {{Blooper}}: Halfway "The Losers", the hand of a crew member clearly appears.
* SpiritualSuccessor:[[WesternAnimation/GravityFalls ''[[WesternAnimation/GravityFalls Gravity Falls]], Falls]]'', a fact that ''that'' series' creator [[http://www.reddit.com/r/gravityfalls/comments/315yoy/im_bill_cipher_i_know_lots_of_things_ask_me/cpyoi25 seems to be keenly aware of]].
* SpiritualSuccessor:
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Evidently, if the show had kept running, it would have eventually been revealed that Dash is some sort of [[FrankensteinsMonster artificial construct]].
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Evidently, WhatCouldHaveBeen:
**Evidently, if the show had kept running, it would have eventually been revealed that Dash is some sort of [[FrankensteinsMonster artificial construct]].
**Evidently, if the show had kept running, it would have eventually been revealed that Dash is some sort of [[FrankensteinsMonster artificial construct]].
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* HeyItsThatGuy
** [[Series/TheAddamsFamily John Astin]] as the second Mr. [=RadFord=].
** [[Film/RobinHoodMenInTights Mark]] [[Film/DraculaDeadAndLovingIt Blankfield]] (also from the ABC sketch show ''Fridays'', where he's known for his characters, Pastor James Babbitt[[note]]a fire-and-brimstone, highly hypocritical televangelist who preaches the very sins and vices he partakes in, such as premarital sex, forcing his one-night stand to get an abortion, prostitution, and homosexuality[[/note]] and the strung-out "Drugs 'R Us" clerk[[note]]whose MadnessMantra-cum-catchphrase is "I can handle it" and "Take a pill!"[[/note]])
** [[Series/TheAddamsFamily John Astin]] as the second Mr. [=RadFord=].
** [[Film/RobinHoodMenInTights Mark]] [[Film/DraculaDeadAndLovingIt Blankfield]] (also from the ABC sketch show ''Fridays'', where he's known for his characters, Pastor James Babbitt[[note]]a fire-and-brimstone, highly hypocritical televangelist who preaches the very sins and vices he partakes in, such as premarital sex, forcing his one-night stand to get an abortion, prostitution, and homosexuality[[/note]] and the strung-out "Drugs 'R Us" clerk[[note]]whose MadnessMantra-cum-catchphrase is "I can handle it" and "Take a pill!"[[/note]])
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* HeyItsThatGuy[=/=][[HeyItsThatVoice Voice]]:
** Creator/TobeyMaguire
** Nikki Cox (from ''UnhappilyEverAfter'') is trapped in another dimension with her FaceOnAMilkCarton.
** Creator/DanielleHarris
** Creator/JasonMarsden was Dash X
** Creator/TobeyMaguire
** Nikki Cox (from ''UnhappilyEverAfter'') is trapped in another dimension with her FaceOnAMilkCarton.
** Creator/DanielleHarris
** Creator/JasonMarsden was Dash X
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* HeyItsThatGuy[=/=][[HeyItsThatVoice Voice]]:
** Creator/TobeyMaguire
** Nikki Cox (from ''UnhappilyEverAfter'') is trapped in another dimension with her FaceOnAMilkCarton.
** Creator/DanielleHarris
** Creator/JasonMarsden was Dash XHeyItsThatGuy
** Creator/TobeyMaguire
** Nikki Cox (from ''UnhappilyEverAfter'') is trapped in another dimension with her FaceOnAMilkCarton.
** Creator/DanielleHarris
** Creator/JasonMarsden was Dash X
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** [[Disney/{{Aladdin}} Scott Weinger]]
** Creator/TonyJay
** Creator/StephenRoot
** [[Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine Rene]] [[Series/{{Benson}} Auberjonois]]
** [[Film/TheWorldIsNotEnough Denise Richards]]
** Creator/TonyJay
** Creator/StephenRoot
** [[Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine Rene]] [[Series/{{Benson}} Auberjonois]]
** [[Film/TheWorldIsNotEnough Denise Richards]]
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** [[Series/ThePeoplesCourt Doug Llewelyn]]
** [[Series/MaxHeadroom Matt]] [[Series/DoctorDoctor Frewer]]
** [[TwinPeaks Sheriff Andy]] does some police work here, too.
** [[Film/FastTimesAtRidgemontHigh Ray "Mr. Hand" Walston]]
** [[Series/MaxHeadroom Matt]] [[Series/DoctorDoctor Frewer]]
** [[TwinPeaks Sheriff Andy]] does some police work here, too.
** [[Film/FastTimesAtRidgemontHigh Ray "Mr. Hand" Walston]]
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** Nikki Cox is trapped in another dimension with her FaceOnAMilkCarton.
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** Nikki Cox (from ''UnhappilyEverAfter'') is trapped in another dimension with her FaceOnAMilkCarton.
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** [[Film/RobinHoodMenInTights Mark]] [[Film/DraculaDeadAndLovingIt Blankfield]] (also from the ABC sketch show ''Fridays'', where he's known for his characters, Pastor James Babbitt[[note]]a fire-and-brimstone, highly hypocritical televangelist who preaches the very sins and vices he partakes in, such as premarital sex, forcing his one-night stand to get an abortion, and homosexuality[[/note]] and the strung-out "Drugs 'R Us" clerk[[note]]whose MadnessMantra-cum-catchphrase is "I can handle it" and "Take a pill!"[[/note]])
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** [[Film/RobinHoodMenInTights Mark]] [[Film/DraculaDeadAndLovingIt Blankfield]] (also from the ABC sketch show ''Fridays'', where he's known for his characters, Pastor James Babbitt[[note]]a fire-and-brimstone, highly hypocritical televangelist who preaches the very sins and vices he partakes in, such as premarital sex, forcing his one-night stand to get an abortion, prostitution, and homosexuality[[/note]] and the strung-out "Drugs 'R Us" clerk[[note]]whose MadnessMantra-cum-catchphrase is "I can handle it" and "Take a pill!"[[/note]])
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* SpiritualSuccessor: [[WesternAnimation/GravityFalls Gravity Falls]], a fact that ''that'' series' creator [[http://www.reddit.com/r/gravityfalls/comments/315yoy/im_bill_cipher_i_know_lots_of_things_ask_me/cpyoi25 seems to be keenly aware of]].
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