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* MeaningfulReleaseDate: The ''Betrayal At House on the Hill'' episode was released on [=YouTube=] on Valentine's Day, which is the birthday of LetsPlay/{{Markiplier}}'s in-game character, Missy Dubourde.
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* MeaningfulReleaseDate: The ''Betrayal At House on the Hill'' episode was released on [=YouTube=] on Valentine's Day, which is the birthday of LetsPlay/{{Markiplier}}'s WebVideo/{{Markiplier}}'s in-game character, Missy Dubourde.
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** This eventually effected the show due to it being jointly owned by both the Grumps and Polaris, which meant that the Grumps never got full creative control, which caused it to be the first Grumps show to be officially cancelled, due to the team refusing to keep working on it.
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** This eventually effected the show due to it being jointly owned by both the Grumps and Polaris, which meant that the Grumps never got full creative control, which caused it to be the first Grumps show to be officially cancelled, due to the team refusing to keep working on it.it.
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* {{Corpsing}}: Arin can't maintain a straight face [[spoiler:while acting out the traitor's speech during the "TabletopGame/BetrayalAtHouseOnTheHill" and everyone cracks up during the line [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCrQ2NexsTU&t=14m15s "I can taste that beautiful man-meat now."]]]]
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* MeaningfulReleaseDate: The ''Betrayal At House on the Hill'' episode was released on [=YouTube=] on Valentine's Day, which is the birthday of LetsPlay/{{Markiplier}}'s character in the game, Missy Dubourde.
* ThrowItIn: When Suzy first told Arin about her idea for the show, she only compared to a Victorian dinner show, where Suzy and Barry would bring in a different guest every game. Creator/{{Polaris}} greenlit it under the assumption that the show would be framed to actually take place in Victorian times, so Suzy and Barry decided to take the new spin on the concept and run with it.
* ThrowItIn: When Suzy first told Arin about her idea for the show, she only compared to a Victorian dinner show, where Suzy and Barry would bring in a different guest every game. Creator/{{Polaris}} greenlit it under the assumption that the show would be framed to actually take place in Victorian times, so Suzy and Barry decided to take the new spin on the concept and run with it.
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* MeaningfulReleaseDate: The ''Betrayal At House on the Hill'' episode was released on [=YouTube=] on Valentine's Day, which is the birthday of LetsPlay/{{Markiplier}}'s character in the game, in-game character, Missy Dubourde.
* ThrowItIn: When Suzy first told Arin about her idea for the show, sheonly compared meant to compare it to a Victorian dinner show, where Suzy and Barry would bring in a different guest every game. Arin then told Creator/{{Polaris}} that it would be Victorian ''themed'', and it was greenlit it under the assumption that the show would be framed to actually take place in Victorian times, so times. While Suzy and Barry were initially surprised by this, they decided to take the new spin on the concept and run with it.
* ThrowItIn: When Suzy first told Arin about her idea for the show, she
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* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Nobody on the team was happy with the Sling deal, which prevented fans outside of the US from watching. Apparently this was due to their legal counsel not looking over the paperwork properly, and [[https://twitter.com/Mort3mer/status/701563967592800257 Suzy later revealed they fired them for this reason]].
** This eventually effected the show due to it being jointly owned by both the Grumps and Polaris thus they never got full creative control, leading it to be the first of the Grumps shows to be officially cancelled after the team refused to continue working on it.
** This eventually effected the show due to it being jointly owned by both the Grumps and Polaris thus they never got full creative control, leading it to be the first of the Grumps shows to be officially cancelled after the team refused to continue working on it.
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* ScrewedByTheLawyers: ScrewedByTheLawyers:
** Nobody on the team was happy with the deal with Slingdeal, which prevented preventing fans outside of the US from watching. Apparently this This was apparently due to their legal counsel not looking over the paperwork properly, and [[https://twitter.com/Mort3mer/status/701563967592800257 Suzy later revealed they fired them for this reason]].
Sling because of it]].
** This eventually effected the show due to it being jointly owned by both the Grumps andPolaris thus they Polaris, which meant that the Grumps never got full creative control, leading which caused it to be the first of the Grumps shows show to be officially cancelled after cancelled, due to the team refused refusing to continue keep working on it.
** Nobody on the team was happy with the deal with Sling
** This eventually effected the show due to it being jointly owned by both the Grumps and
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** This eventually effected the show due to it being jointly owned by both the Grumps and Polaris thus they never got full creative control, Leading it to be the first of the Grumps shows to be officially cancelled after the team refused to continue working on it.
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** This eventually effected the show due to it being jointly owned by both the Grumps and Polaris thus they never got full creative control, Leading leading it to be the first of the Grumps shows to be officially cancelled after the team refused to continue working on it.
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* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Nobody on the team was happy with the Sling deal, which prevented fans outside of the US from watching. Apparently this was due to their legal counsel not looking over the paperwork properly, and [[https://twitter.com/Mort3mer/status/701563967592800257 Suzy later revealed they fired them for this reason]].
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* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Nobody on the team was happy with the Sling deal, which prevented fans outside of the US from watching. Apparently this was due to their legal counsel not looking over the paperwork properly, and [[https://twitter.com/Mort3mer/status/701563967592800257 Suzy later revealed they fired them for this reason]].reason]].
** This eventually effected the show due to it being jointly owned by both the Grumps and Polaris thus they never got full creative control, Leading it to be the first of the Grumps shows to be officially cancelled after the team refused to continue working on it.
** This eventually effected the show due to it being jointly owned by both the Grumps and Polaris thus they never got full creative control, Leading it to be the first of the Grumps shows to be officially cancelled after the team refused to continue working on it.
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* The music that plays whenever Arin explains the rules of that episode's game is the "Maple Leaf Rag" by Scott Joplin.
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* The music that plays whenever Arin explains the rules of that episode's game is the "Maple Leaf Rag" by Scott Joplin.Joplin.
* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Nobody on the team was happy with the Sling deal, which prevented fans outside of the US from watching. Apparently this was due to their legal counsel not looking over the paperwork properly, and [[https://twitter.com/Mort3mer/status/701563967592800257 Suzy later revealed they fired them for this reason]].
* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Nobody on the team was happy with the Sling deal, which prevented fans outside of the US from watching. Apparently this was due to their legal counsel not looking over the paperwork properly, and [[https://twitter.com/Mort3mer/status/701563967592800257 Suzy later revealed they fired them for this reason]].
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* ThrowItIn: When Suzy first told Arin about her idea for the show, she only compared to a Victorian dinner show, where Suzy and Barry would bring in a different guest every game. Creator/{{Polaris}} greenlit it under the assumption that the show would be framed to actually take place in Victorian times, so Suzy and Barry decided to take the new spin on the concept and run with it.
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* ThrowItIn: When Suzy first told Arin about her idea for the show, she only compared to a Victorian dinner show, where Suzy and Barry would bring in a different guest every game. Creator/{{Polaris}} greenlit it under the assumption that the show would be framed to actually take place in Victorian times, so Suzy and Barry decided to take the new spin on the concept and run with it.it.
* The music that plays whenever Arin explains the rules of that episode's game is the "Maple Leaf Rag" by Scott Joplin.
* The music that plays whenever Arin explains the rules of that episode's game is the "Maple Leaf Rag" by Scott Joplin.
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* ThrowItIn: When Suzy first told Arin about her idea for the show, she compared to a Victorian dinner show, where Suzy and Barry would bring in a different guest every game. When Arin pitched it to Creator/{{Polaris}}, they misinterpreted it as the show taking place in Victorian times, and greenlit it. They promptly took the concept and ran with it.
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* ThrowItIn: When Suzy first told Arin about her idea for the show, she only compared to a Victorian dinner show, where Suzy and Barry would bring in a different guest every game. When Arin pitched Creator/{{Polaris}} greenlit it to Creator/{{Polaris}}, they misinterpreted it as under the assumption that the show taking would be framed to actually take place in Victorian times, so Suzy and greenlit it. They promptly took Barry decided to take the new spin on the concept and ran run with it.
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* LiteralMinded: When Suzy first told Arin about her idea for TF, she compared to a Victorian dinner show, where Suzy and Barry would bring in a different guest every game. When Arin pitched it to Polaris, they misinterpreted it as the show taking place in Victorian times, and greenlit it. [[ThrowItIn They promptly took the concept and ran with it.]]
* MeaningfulReleaseDate: The ''Betrayal At House on the Hill'' episode was released on [=YouTube=] on Valentine's Day, which is the birthday of LetsPlay/{{Markiplier}}'s character in the game, Missy Dubourde.
* MeaningfulReleaseDate: The ''Betrayal At House on the Hill'' episode was released on [=YouTube=] on Valentine's Day, which is the birthday of LetsPlay/{{Markiplier}}'s character in the game, Missy Dubourde.
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* ThrowItIn: When Suzy first told Arin about her idea for the show, she compared to a Victorian dinner show, where Suzy and Barry would bring in a different guest every game. When Arin pitched it to Creator/{{Polaris}}, they misinterpreted it as the show taking place in Victorian times, and greenlit it. They promptly took the concept and ran with it.
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* LiteralMinded: When Suzy first told Arin about her idea for TF, she compared to a Victorian dinner show, where Suzy and Barry would bring in a different guest every game. When Arin pitched it to Polaris, he misinterpreted it as the show taking place in Victorian times, and pitched it like that. [[ThrowItIn They promptly took the concept and ran with it.]]
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* LiteralMinded: When Suzy first told Arin about her idea for TF, she compared to a Victorian dinner show, where Suzy and Barry would bring in a different guest every game. When Arin pitched it to Polaris, he they misinterpreted it as the show taking place in Victorian times, and pitched it like that.greenlit it. [[ThrowItIn They promptly took the concept and ran with it.]]
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* LiteralMinded: When Suzy first told Arin about her idea for TF, she compared to a Victorian dinner show, where Suzy and Barry would bring in a different guest every game. When Arin pitched it to Polaris, he misinterpreted it as the show taking place in Victorian times, and pitched it like that. [[ThrowItIn They promptly took the concept and ran with it.]]
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* MeaningfulReleaseDate: The ''Betrayal At House on the Hill'' episode is released on Youtube on Valentine's day, which is the birthday of Markiplier's character in the game, Missy Dubourde.
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* MeaningfulReleaseDate: The ''Betrayal At House on the Hill'' episode is was released on Youtube [=YouTube=] on Valentine's day, Day, which is the birthday of Markiplier's LetsPlay/{{Markiplier}}'s character in the game, Missy Dubourde.
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