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* TheOtherDarrin: Jesus was played by Jake T. Austin in the first two seasons before being replaced by Creator/NoahCentineo starting from season 3.
** Similarly, Lena's dad, Reverend Stuart Adams, was played by Creator/StephenCollins in the first two seasons before being replaced by Bruce Davison in season 3. That recast is likely also a case of [[RoleEndingMisdemeanor Role Ending No-Longer-Prosecuteable Felony]]. It occurred after the September 2014 revelation (which he would later admit to two months later) that Collins committed inappropriate sexual conduct with pre-teen/teenage girls between the early 1970s and late 1980s, practically ending his career in the process.

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* TheOtherDarrin: Jesus was played by Jake T. Austin Creator/JakeTAustin in the first two seasons before being replaced by Creator/NoahCentineo starting from season 3.
** Similarly, Lena's dad, Reverend Stuart Adams, was played by Creator/StephenCollins in the first two seasons before being replaced by Bruce Davison Creator/BruceDavison in season 3. That recast is likely also a case of [[RoleEndingMisdemeanor Role Ending No-Longer-Prosecuteable Felony]]. It occurred after the September 2014 revelation (which he would later admit to two months later) that Collins committed inappropriate sexual conduct with pre-teen/teenage girls between the early 1970s and late 1980s, practically ending his career in the process.

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* TheCastShowoff: Noah St. John is a real-life slam poet who wrote the piece he recited on the show.

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Noah St. John is a real-life slam poet who wrote the piece he recited on the show.show.
** Every time David Lambert sings or plays an instrument.
** Cierra Ramirez' dancing.



** Similarly Lena's dad, Reverend Stuart Adams, was played by Creator/StephenCollins in the first two seasons before being replaced by Bruce Davison in season 3. That recast is likely also a case of [[RoleEndingMisdemeanor Role Ending No-Longer-Prosecuteable Felony]], since it occurred after the September 2014 revelation (which he would later admit to two months later) that Collins committed inappropriate sexual conduct with pre-teen/teenage girls between the early 1970s and late 1980s, practically ending his career in the process.

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** Similarly Similarly, Lena's dad, Reverend Stuart Adams, was played by Creator/StephenCollins in the first two seasons before being replaced by Bruce Davison in season 3. That recast is likely also a case of [[RoleEndingMisdemeanor Role Ending No-Longer-Prosecuteable Felony]], since it Felony]]. It occurred after the September 2014 revelation (which he would later admit to two months later) that Collins committed inappropriate sexual conduct with pre-teen/teenage girls between the early 1970s and late 1980s, practically ending his career in the process.
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** Similarly Lena's dad, Reverend Stuart Adams, was played by Stephen Collins in the first two seasons before being replaced by Bruce Davison in season 3. That recast is likely also a case of [[RoleEndingMisdemeanor Role Ending No-Longer-Prosecuteable Felony]], since it occurred after the September 2014 revelation (which he would later admit to two months later) that Collins committed inappropriate sexual conduct with pre-teen/teenage girls between the early 1970s and late 1980s, practically ending his career in the process.

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** Similarly Lena's dad, Reverend Stuart Adams, was played by Stephen Collins Creator/StephenCollins in the first two seasons before being replaced by Bruce Davison in season 3. That recast is likely also a case of [[RoleEndingMisdemeanor Role Ending No-Longer-Prosecuteable Felony]], since it occurred after the September 2014 revelation (which he would later admit to two months later) that Collins committed inappropriate sexual conduct with pre-teen/teenage girls between the early 1970s and late 1980s, practically ending his career in the process.

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* NamesTheSame: In no way to be confused with the 1970s Creator/{{ITV}} sitcom of the same name (which was the TransatlanticEquivalent of ''Series/GoodTimes'').



* SeparatedAtBirthCasting: Creator/MaiaMitchell and Creator/BaileeMadison as half-sisters.

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* SeparatedAtBirthCasting: Creator/MaiaMitchell and Creator/BaileeMadison as half-sisters.half-sisters.
* SimilarlyNamedWorks: In no way to be confused with the 1970s Creator/{{ITV}} sitcom of the same name (which was the TransatlanticEquivalent of ''Series/GoodTimes'').
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* FanNickname: "[[Series/TheBradyBunch Gaydy Bunch]]" for the whole show, also seen in [[Website/{{Twitter}} hashtag]] form.
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* ActorAllusion: Creator/StephenCollins, who plays Lena's dad, becomes ordained via the internet in order to perform Lena and Stef's wedding. Characters even refer to him as "The Reverend" multiple times throughout the episode. [[Series/SeventhHeaven This is not the first time Collins has played a reverend]].
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* TheDanza: Daphne is played by Daffany.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Jesus was played by Jake T. Austin in the first two seasons before being replaced by NoahCentineo starting from season 3.

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* TheOtherDarrin: Jesus was played by Jake T. Austin in the first two seasons before being replaced by NoahCentineo Creator/NoahCentineo starting from season 3.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Jesus was played by Jake T. Austin in the first two seasons before being replaced by Noah Centineo starting from season 3.

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* TheOtherDarrin: Jesus was played by Jake T. Austin in the first two seasons before being replaced by Noah Centineo NoahCentineo starting from season 3.
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*{{Directed by Cast Member}}: {{Creator/Rob Morrow}}, who plays recurring character Will, directed the season two episode "Now Hear This", the season three episode "Minor Offenses", four season four episodes: "Potential Energy", "Safe", "Insult to Injury", and "Dream a Little Dream", and the season five episode "Sanctuary".
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* ActorAllusion: Stephen Collins, who plays Lena's dad, becomes ordained via the internet in order to perform Lena and Stef's wedding. Characters even refer to him as "The Reverend" multiple times throughout the episode. [[Series/SeventhHeaven This is not the first time Collins has played a reverend]].

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* ActorAllusion: Stephen Collins, Creator/StephenCollins, who plays Lena's dad, becomes ordained via the internet in order to perform Lena and Stef's wedding. Characters even refer to him as "The Reverend" multiple times throughout the episode. [[Series/SeventhHeaven This is not the first time Collins has played a reverend]].
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* FakeAmerican: Maia Mitchell's Australian who plays an American girl.

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* FakeAmerican: Maia Mitchell's Creator/MaiaMitchell's Australian who plays an American girl.



* SeparatedAtBirthCasting: Maia Mitchell and Bailee Madison as half-sisters.

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* SeparatedAtBirthCasting: Maia Mitchell Creator/MaiaMitchell and Bailee Madison Creator/BaileeMadison as half-sisters.
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* DawsonCasting: Most of the teen Foster kids. At the start of the series, Maia Mitchell (Callie) and David Lambert (Brandon) were both 19 playing 17, and Jake T. Austin (Jesus #1) and Noah Centineo (Jesus #2) were 18 and 19, respectively, playing 16.
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* DawsonCasting: Most of the teen Foster kids. At the start of the series, Maia Mitchell (Callie) and David Lambert (Brandon) were both 19 playing 17, and Jake T. Austin (Jesus #1) and Noah Centineo (Jesus #2) were 18 and 19, respectively, playing 16.
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* NamesTheSame: In no way to be confused with the 1970s {{ITV}} sitcom of the same name (which was the TransatlanticEquivalent of ''Series/GoodTimes'').

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* NamesTheSame: In no way to be confused with the 1970s {{ITV}} Creator/{{ITV}} sitcom of the same name (which was the TransatlanticEquivalent of ''Series/GoodTimes'').
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* NamesTheSame: In no way to be confused with the 1970s {{ITV}} sitcom of the same name (which was the TransatlanticEquivalent of ''GoodTimes'').

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* NamesTheSame: In no way to be confused with the 1970s {{ITV}} sitcom of the same name (which was the TransatlanticEquivalent of ''GoodTimes'').''Series/GoodTimes'').
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* FanNickname: "[[Series/TheBradyBunch Gaydy Bunch]]" for the whole show, also seen in [[{{Twitter}} hashtag]] form.

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* FanNickname: "[[Series/TheBradyBunch Gaydy Bunch]]" for the whole show, also seen in [[{{Twitter}} [[Website/{{Twitter}} hashtag]] form.

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* ActorAllusion: Stephen Collins, who plays Lena's dad, becomes ordained via the internet in order to perform Lena and Stef's wedding. Characters even refer to him as "The Reverend" multiple times throughout the episode. [[SeventhHeaven This is not the first time Collins has played a reverend]].

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* ActorAllusion: Stephen Collins, who plays Lena's dad, becomes ordained via the internet in order to perform Lena and Stef's wedding. Characters even refer to him as "The Reverend" multiple times throughout the episode. [[SeventhHeaven [[Series/SeventhHeaven This is not the first time Collins has played a reverend]].



* FanNickname: "[[TheBradyBunch Gaydy Bunch]]" for the whole show, also seen in [[{{Twitter}} hashtag]] form.
* HeyItsThatGuy: Several of the kids are played by former Creator/DisneyChannel sitcom actors, albeit one of them (Maia Mitchell) had a MarthDebutedInSmashBros guest starring on ''Series/{{Jessie}}'' before quickly coming to this show (and before her TV movie ''Film/TeenBeachMovie'').
** In a truly surreal twist, [[Series/WizardsOfWaverlyPlace Callie's half-sister is her foster brother.]] [[note]]Or at least his [[GenderBender genderbent]] form.[[/note]]
** Stef's ex-husband is [[Film/{{Titanic 1997}} Fabrizio]].

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* FanNickname: "[[TheBradyBunch "[[Series/TheBradyBunch Gaydy Bunch]]" for the whole show, also seen in [[{{Twitter}} hashtag]] form.
* HeyItsThatGuy: Several of the kids are played by former Creator/DisneyChannel sitcom actors, albeit one of them (Maia Mitchell) had a MarthDebutedInSmashBros guest starring on ''Series/{{Jessie}}'' before quickly coming to this show (and before her TV movie ''Film/TeenBeachMovie'').
** In a truly surreal twist, [[Series/WizardsOfWaverlyPlace Callie's half-sister is her foster brother.]] [[note]]Or at least his [[GenderBender genderbent]]
form.[[/note]]
** Stef's ex-husband is [[Film/{{Titanic 1997}} Fabrizio]].



** Similarly Lena's dad, Reverend Stuart Adams, was played by Stephen Collins in the first two seasons before being replaced by Bruce Davison in season 3. That recast is likely also a case of [[RoleEndingMisdemeanor Role Ending No-Longer-Prosecuteable Felony]], since it occurred after the September 2014 revelation (which he would later admit to two months later) that Collins committed inappropriate sexual conduct with pre-teen/teenage girls between the early 1970s and late 1980s, practially ending his career in the process.

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** Similarly Lena's dad, Reverend Stuart Adams, was played by Stephen Collins in the first two seasons before being replaced by Bruce Davison in season 3. That recast is likely also a case of [[RoleEndingMisdemeanor Role Ending No-Longer-Prosecuteable Felony]], since it occurred after the September 2014 revelation (which he would later admit to two months later) that Collins committed inappropriate sexual conduct with pre-teen/teenage girls between the early 1970s and late 1980s, practially practically ending his career in the process.

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* TheCastShowoff: Noah St. John is a real-life slam poet who wrote the piece he recited on the show.
* FakeAmerican: Maia Mitchell's Australian who plays an American girl.



* HeyItsThatGuy[=/=]TomHanksSyndrome: Several of the kids are played by former Creator/DisneyChannel sitcom actors, albeit one of them (Maia Mitchell) had a MarthDebutedInSmashBros guest starring on ''Series/{{Jessie}}'' before quickly coming to this show (and before her TV movie ''Film/TeenBeachMovie'').

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* HeyItsThatGuy[=/=]TomHanksSyndrome: HeyItsThatGuy: Several of the kids are played by former Creator/DisneyChannel sitcom actors, albeit one of them (Maia Mitchell) had a MarthDebutedInSmashBros guest starring on ''Series/{{Jessie}}'' before quickly coming to this show (and before her TV movie ''Film/TeenBeachMovie'').
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** Similarly Lena's dad, Reverend Stuart Adams, was played by Stephen Collins in the first two seasons before being replaced by Bruce Davison in season 3. That case is most likely a result of [[RoleEndingMisdemeanor Role Ending No-Longer-Prosecuteable Felony]], since the recast occurred after the revelation (which he would later admit to) that Collins committed inappropriate sexual conduct with pre-teen/teenage girls between the early 1970s and late 1980s in September 2014, practially ending his career in the process.

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** Similarly Lena's dad, Reverend Stuart Adams, was played by Stephen Collins in the first two seasons before being replaced by Bruce Davison in season 3. That case recast is most likely also a result case of [[RoleEndingMisdemeanor Role Ending No-Longer-Prosecuteable Felony]], since the recast it occurred after the September 2014 revelation (which he would later admit to) to two months later) that Collins committed inappropriate sexual conduct with pre-teen/teenage girls between the early 1970s and late 1980s in September 2014, 1980s, practially ending his career in the process.
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** In a truly surreal twist,[[Series/WizardsOfWaverlyPlace Callie's half-sister is her foster brother.]] [[note]]Or at least his [[GenderBender genderbent]] form.[[/note]]

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** In a truly surreal twist,[[Series/WizardsOfWaverlyPlace twist, [[Series/WizardsOfWaverlyPlace Callie's half-sister is her foster brother.]] [[note]]Or at least his [[GenderBender genderbent]] form.[[/note]]



** Similarly Lena's dad, Reverend Stuart Adams, was played by Stephen Collins in the first two seasons before being replaced by Bruce Davison in season 3.

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** Similarly Lena's dad, Reverend Stuart Adams, was played by Stephen Collins in the first two seasons before being replaced by Bruce Davison in season 3. That case is most likely a result of [[RoleEndingMisdemeanor Role Ending No-Longer-Prosecuteable Felony]], since the recast occurred after the revelation (which he would later admit to) that Collins committed inappropriate sexual conduct with pre-teen/teenage girls between the early 1970s and late 1980s in September 2014, practially ending his career in the process.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Jesus was played by Jake T. Austin in the first two seasons before being replaced by Noah Centineo starting from the season 3 finale.

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* TheOtherDarrin: Jesus was played by Jake T. Austin in the first two seasons before being replaced by Noah Centineo starting from the season 3 finale.3.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Jesus was played by JakeTAustin in the first two seasons before being replaced by Noah Centineo starting from the season 3 finale.

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* TheOtherDarrin: Jesus was played by JakeTAustin Jake T. Austin in the first two seasons before being replaced by Noah Centineo starting from the season 3 finale.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Jesus was played by JakeTAustin in the first two seasons before being replaced by Noah Centineo starting from the season 3 finale.
** Similarly Lena's dad, Reverend Stuart Adams, was played by Stephen Collins in the first two seasons before being replaced by Bruce Davison in season 3.
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** Stef's ex-husband is [[Film/{{Titanic}} Fabrizio]].

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** Stef's ex-husband is [[Film/{{Titanic}} [[Film/{{Titanic 1997}} Fabrizio]].
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* SeparatedAtBirthCasting: Maia Mitchell and Bailee Madison as half-sisters.
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** In a truly surreal twist,[[Series/WizardsOfWaverlyPlace Callie's half-sister is her foster brother.]] [[note]]Or at least his [[GenderBender genderbent]] form.[[/note]]

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* HeyItsThatGuy[=/=]TomHanksSyndrome: Several of the kids are played by former Creator/DisneyChannel sitcom actors, albeit one of them (Maia Mitchell) had a MarthDebutedInSmashBros guest starring on ''Series/{{Jessie}}'' before quickly coming to this show (And before her TV movie ''Film/TeenBeachMovie'').

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* HeyItsThatGuy[=/=]TomHanksSyndrome: Several of the kids are played by former Creator/DisneyChannel sitcom actors, albeit one of them (Maia Mitchell) had a MarthDebutedInSmashBros guest starring on ''Series/{{Jessie}}'' before quickly coming to this show (And (and before her TV movie ''Film/TeenBeachMovie'').


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* NamesTheSame: In no way to be confused with the 1970s {{ITV}} sitcom of the same name (which was the TransatlanticEquivalent of ''GoodTimes'').
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* ActorAllusion: Stephen Collins, who plays Lena's dad, becomes ordained via the internet in order to perform Lena and Stef's wedding. Characters even refer to him as "The Reverend" multiple times throughout the episode. [[SeventhHeaven This is not the first time Collins has played a reverend]].
* FanNickname: "[[TheBradyBunch Gaydy Bunch]]" for the whole show, also seen in [[{{Twitter}} hashtag]] form.
* HeyItsThatGuy[=/=]TomHanksSyndrome: Several of the kids are played by former Creator/DisneyChannel sitcom actors, albeit one of them (Maia Mitchell) had a MarthDebutedInSmashBros guest starring on ''Series/{{Jessie}}'' before quickly coming to this show (And before her TV movie ''Film/TeenBeachMovie'').
** Stef's ex-husband is [[Film/{{Titanic}} Fabrizio]].
* PlayingAgainstType: Rosie O'Donnell, hard-edged battleaxe.

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