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[[WMG: The main cast flunks out of Hollywood Arts]]
The last episode in production order, ''The Slap Fight'', seems to canonize the most uncharitable interpretations of the main characters, with the episode having speech from Sinjin about how self absorbed all 6 of them are and how the school basically revolves around them. It ends with them implicitly failing the project they were working on for that whole episode, which, coincidentally, is a class that didn't have the teacher that favors them enough to invite them to a sleepover. The a-plot was relatively normal in scale, and we rarely see how their assignments get graded, only getting letter grades in an episode with an a-plot about convincing a teacher to change a project from a D to an A, and an episode where studying was the b-plot. If the events of a relatively normal a-plot was enough for them to neglect their work, and they happen relatively frequently, then it can be concluded that they have failed a lot of assignments and are probably failing their classes (this is also supported by the crossover episode of Sam and Cat mentioning a project Cat and Jade have to do at the beginning only for them to seemingly neglect it a few scenes into the episode)
The last episode in production order, ''The Slap Fight'', seems to canonize the most uncharitable interpretations of the main characters, with the episode having speech from Sinjin about how self absorbed all 6 of them are and how the school basically revolves around them. It ends with them implicitly failing the project they were working on for that whole episode, which, coincidentally, is a class that didn't have the teacher that favors them enough to invite them to a sleepover. The a-plot was relatively normal in scale, and we rarely see how their assignments get graded, only getting letter grades in an episode with an a-plot about convincing a teacher to change a project from a D to an A, and an episode where studying was the b-plot. If the events of a relatively normal a-plot was enough for them to neglect their work, and they happen relatively frequently, then it can be concluded that they have failed a lot of assignments and are probably failing their classes (this is also supported by the crossover episode of Sam and Cat mentioning a project Cat and Jade have to do at the beginning only for them to seemingly neglect it a few scenes into the episode)
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anyone else remember the sam and cat episode where Sam and Cat had to babysit a doll oh holloween that turned into a person at the end?
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[[WMG: Jade is actually nice, and Tori is the evil one. Ever since childhood, she had struggled with the knowledge that Trina was the favourite. She got into Hollywood Arts purely as a favour for Trina, and hoped that she would finally make friends. But instead, she was a loner and had a crush on Beck, so she imagined Jade as evil, and Beck only staying with her so she didn't go insane. She also imagined Trina as a talentless loser who no one liked, as a manifestation of her own personality. ]]
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In the episode The Birthweek Song you meet Robbie's grandmother it is the woman who plays Fran Fine's mother on The Nanny. In the episode she calls her husband Morty. Morty is also the name of Fran's father. And if you have seen The Nanny you know that she had twins(a boy and a girl) around 1991/1992 putting Robbie at the right age to be her son. Also, Fran and her husband Max move to California in the final episode putting them in the right place for Robbie to go Hollywood Arts. Yes, his last name is Shapiro, but it does sound like Sheffield and his last name could of just been altered by the creators to be more 21st century.
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In the episode The Birthweek Song you meet Robbie's grandmother it is the woman who plays Fran Fine's mother on The Nanny. In the episode she calls her husband Morty. Morty is also the name of Fran's father. And if you have seen The Nanny you know that she had twins(a boy and a girl) around 1991/1992 putting Robbie at the right age to be her son. Also, Fran and her husband Max move to California in the final episode putting them in the right place for Robbie to go Hollywood Arts. Yes, his last name is Shapiro, but it does sound like Sheffield and his last name could of have just been altered by the creators to be more 21st century.
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*** [[FoeYay Tori and Jade]] anyone?
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*** [[FoeYay [[FoeYayShipping Tori and Jade]] anyone?
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[[WMG: The little boy in Jade’s re-audition video was her little brother.]]
Jade has talked about having a brother in her Slapp videos. It’s possible that she made him participate in her re-audition video. That may explain why he was so freaked out by her speaking in her demonic voice because she’s done so much horror-related stuff and has scared him in the past.
Jade has talked about having a brother in her Slapp videos. It’s possible that she made him participate in her re-audition video. That may explain why he was so freaked out by her speaking in her demonic voice because she’s done so much horror-related stuff and has scared him in the past.
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[[WMG: The little boy in Jade’s re-audition video was her little brother.]]
Jade has talked about having a brother in herSlapp Slap videos. It’s possible that she made him participate in her re-audition video. That may explain why he was so freaked out by her speaking in her demonic voice because she’s done so much horror-related stuff and has scared him in the past.
Jade has talked about having a brother in her
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[[WMG: The little boy in Jade’s re-audition video was her little brother.]]
Jade has talked about having a brother in her Slapp videos. It’s possible that she made him participate in her re-audition video. That may explain why he was so freaked out by her speaking in her demonic voice because she’s done so much horror-related stuff and has scared him in the past.
Jade has talked about having a brother in her Slapp videos. It’s possible that she made him participate in her re-audition video. That may explain why he was so freaked out by her speaking in her demonic voice because she’s done so much horror-related stuff and has scared him in the past.
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*** Likewise, I wouldn't call Tori normal after seeing "Crazy Ponnie" and "Ice Cream for Kesha". Come on, that girl's hiding quite the scary psychopath...
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** {{Jossed}} in ''Driving Tori Crazy''
Crazy''.
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**{{Jossed}} in ''Driving Tori Crazy''
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** I wouldn't use the word normal to describe someone like Trina. As for Tori, alongside having Trina for a sister, several scenes throughout the show feature Tori and Trina's parents (particularly the mother) exhibiting neglectful or abusive behavior.
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per Trope Repair Shop, Jerkass Facade is being cut in favor of Hidden Heart Of Gold / Jerk With A Heart Of Gold.
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While still keeping up a JerkassFacade, pre-show Jade was less mean than we see now. When Tori arrived she TookALevelInJerkAss. Why? Because from her perspective, Tori stole ''everything'' - her boyfriend, respect and friends.
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While still keeping up a JerkassFacade, {{Jerkass}} facade, pre-show Jade was less mean than we see now. When Tori arrived she TookALevelInJerkAss. Why? Because from her perspective, Tori stole ''everything'' - her boyfriend, respect and friends.
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[[WMG: Rex represents who Robbie wishes he could be.]]
Throughout the series, Robbie has been shown to have really low-self esteem and shows signs of self-loathing. He's also socially awkward, having problems making friends and with girls. Rex is the opposite of that. He's cool, confident, and dates lots of girls. Rex's persona seems to be everything Robbie wants to be. What if Robbie created this persona as a way to live vicariously through his puppet? Rex constantly insults Robbie. Maybe these insults could be Robbie's way of discouraging his own behaviors and telling himself to be more like Rex. As the series goes on, Rex appears less and less. This could represent Robbie becoming move confident.
Throughout the series, Robbie has been shown to have really low-self esteem and shows signs of self-loathing. He's also socially awkward, having problems making friends and with girls. Rex is the opposite of that. He's cool, confident, and dates lots of girls. Rex's persona seems to be everything Robbie wants to be. What if Robbie created this persona as a way to live vicariously through his puppet? Rex constantly insults Robbie. Maybe these insults could be Robbie's way of discouraging his own behaviors and telling himself to be more like Rex. As the series goes on, Rex appears less and less. This could represent Robbie becoming move confident.
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[[WMG: Andre is a [[KingdomHearts Heartless]] and [[Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer Xander]] is his Nobody.]]
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[[WMG: Andre is a [[KingdomHearts [[Franchise/KingdomHearts Heartless]] and [[Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer Xander]] is his Nobody.]]
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*** This has been hinted at in the show with small clues, such as Beck's aunt refusing to let him bring Jade to Cancun and his father insisting him to break up with her. It's most likely then that his parents are somewhat controlling, and it worsened when he began dating Jade, so he decided to distance himself by living in an RV.
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* Well considering that Beck lives alone in an RV and it's canon that Jade spends all her time with him, it's not exactly surprising.
**Plus, there's been heaps of hints to it, like in one episode Beck was trying to convince Jade to do something in his car but she didn't want to because she didn't shower and ate tuna for lunch. And in The Breakfast Bunch, in a homage to The Breakfast Club's scene about Claire being a virgin, Beck and Jade mention that Cat and Robbie are the only 'vegans' in the group and they should share a taco together ...
**Plus, there's been heaps of hints to it, like in one episode Beck was trying to convince Jade to do something in his car but she didn't want to because she didn't shower and ate tuna for lunch. And in The Breakfast Bunch, in a homage to The Breakfast Club's scene about Claire being a virgin, Beck and Jade mention that Cat and Robbie are the only 'vegans' in the group and they should share a taco together ...
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