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** When Grace tells George that Dickie isn't just some product. Doubles as a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming, as nobody had stood up for Dickie like that.
** What sounds like a weak compliment but is actually a big one coming from Dickie: That even TV moms can't be as well-written as Grace.
** What sounds like a weak compliment but is actually a big one coming from Dickie: That even TV moms can't be as well-written as Grace.
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** When Grace tells George that Dickie isn't just some product. Doubles as a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming, SugarWiki/{{Heartwarming Moment|s}}, as nobody had stood up for Dickie like that.
** What sounds like a weak compliment but is actually a big one coming from Dickie: That even TV moms can't be as well-written asGrace.Grace.
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** What sounds like a weak compliment but is actually a big one coming from Dickie: That even TV moms can't be as well-written as
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* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments:
** Grace getting Dickie Candyland for Christmas, remembering that it was his only memory of his real father. And then Grace and the kids playing it with him after.
** The fact that Dickie's agent didn't quit on him after Dickie lost his fame, with Dickie saying that his agent was the only one who didn't leave him.
** Grace getting Dickie Candyland for Christmas, remembering that it was his only memory of his real father. And then Grace and the kids playing it with him after.
** The fact that Dickie's agent didn't quit on him after Dickie lost his fame, with Dickie saying that his agent was the only one who didn't leave him.
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** What sounds like a weak compliment but is actually a big one coming from Dickie: That even TV moms can't be as well-written as Grace.
CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: Grace getting Dickie Candyland for Christmas, remembering that it was his only memory of his real father. And then Grace and the kids playing it with him after.
** The fact that Dickie's agent didn't quit on him after Dickie lost his fame, with Dickie saying that his agent was the only one who didn't leave him.
CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: Grace getting Dickie Candyland for Christmas, remembering that it was his only memory of his real father. And then Grace and the kids playing it with him after.
** The fact that Dickie's agent didn't quit on him after Dickie lost his fame, with Dickie saying that his agent was the only one who didn't leave him.
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** What sounds like a weak compliment but is actually a big one coming from Dickie: That even TV moms can't be as well-written as Grace.
CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: Grace getting Dickie Candyland for Christmas, remembering that it was his only memory of his real father. And then Grace and the kids playing it with him after.
** The fact that Dickie's agent didn't quit on him after Dickie lost his fame, with Dickie saying that his agent was the only one who didn't leave him.Grace.
CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: Grace getting Dickie Candyland for Christmas, remembering that it was his only memory of his real father. And then Grace and the kids playing it with him after.
** The fact that Dickie's agent didn't quit on him after Dickie lost his fame, with Dickie saying that his agent was the only one who didn't leave him.
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* AwesomeMusic: The "Child Stars on Your Television" song played during the end credits.
* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: When Grace tells George that Dickie isn't just some product. Doubles as a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming, as nobody had stood up for Dickie like that.
** And then what sounds like a weak compliment but is actually a big one coming from Dickie: That even TV moms can't be as well-written as Grace.
* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: When Grace tells George that Dickie isn't just some product. Doubles as a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming, as nobody had stood up for Dickie like that.
** And then what sounds like a weak compliment but is actually a big one coming from Dickie: That even TV moms can't be as well-written as Grace.
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* AwesomeMusic: SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The "Child Stars on Your Television" song played during the end credits.
*CrowningMomentOfAwesome: SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome:
** When Grace tells George that Dickie isn't just some product. Doubles as a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming, as nobody had stood up for Dickie like that.
**And then what What sounds like a weak compliment but is actually a big one coming from Dickie: That even TV moms can't be as well-written as Grace.
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** When Grace tells George that Dickie isn't just some product. Doubles as a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming, as nobody had stood up for Dickie like that.
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* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: Grace getting Dickie Candyland for Christmas, remembering that it was his only memory of his real father. And then Grace and the kids playing it with him after.
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* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: Grace getting Dickie Candyland for Christmas, remembering that it was his only memory of his real father. And then Grace and the kids playing it with him after.after.
** The fact that Dickie's agent didn't quit on him after Dickie lost his fame, with Dickie saying that his agent was the only one who didn't leave him.
** The fact that Dickie's agent didn't quit on him after Dickie lost his fame, with Dickie saying that his agent was the only one who didn't leave him.
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* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: Grace getting Dickie Candyland for Christmas, remembering that it was his only memory of his real father. And then Grace and the kids playing it with him after.
* FallenCreator: In-universe example, Dickie himself. Everyone remembers his work on the show fondly but loves to laugh at him for the miserable failure he's become in the meantime. [[TheWoobie As the intro reveals, however, Dickie had plenty of good reasons for breaking down - namely his abusive stage mother.]] The entire movie is about him recovering from this status.
* FallenCreator: In-universe example, Dickie himself. Everyone remembers his work on the show fondly but loves to laugh at him for the miserable failure he's become in the meantime. [[TheWoobie As the intro reveals, however, Dickie had plenty of good reasons for breaking down - namely his abusive stage mother.]] The entire movie is about him recovering from this status.
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* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: Grace getting Dickie Candyland for Christmas, remembering that it was his only memory of his real father. And then Grace and the kids playing it with him after.
* FallenCreator: In-universe example, Dickie himself. Everyone remembers his work on the show fondly but loves to laugh at him for the miserable failure he's become in the meantime. [[TheWoobie As the intro reveals, however, Dickie had plenty of good reasons for breaking down - namely his abusive stage mother.]] The entire movie is about him recovering from this status.after.
* FallenCreator: In-universe example, Dickie himself. Everyone remembers his work on the show fondly but loves to laugh at him for the miserable failure he's become in the meantime. [[TheWoobie As the intro reveals, however, Dickie had plenty of good reasons for breaking down - namely his abusive stage mother.]] The entire movie is about him recovering from this status.
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* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: Grace getting Dickie Candyland for Christmas, remembering that it was his only memory of his real father. And then Grace and the kids playing it with him after.
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I have some qualms about adding this, since it's been established that Fallen Creator is a page that is in serious need of cleanup, but I'm not sure if actors count under this trope. If and only if so, I will leave this here, but if it turns out that's not what it's for, I or someone else can remove this. For the moment, though, I think it's relevant.
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: When Grace tells George that Dickie isn't just some product. Doubles as a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming, as nobody had stood up for Dickie like that.
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: When Grace tells George that Dickie isn't just some product. Doubles as a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming, as nobody had stood up for Dickie like that.that.
** And then what sounds like a weak compliment but is actually a big one coming from Dickie: That even TV moms can't be as well-written as Grace.
* FallenCreator: In-universe example, Dickie himself. Everyone remembers his work on the show fondly but loves to laugh at him for the miserable failure he's become in the meantime. [[TheWoobie As the intro reveals, however, Dickie had plenty of good reasons for breaking down - namely his abusive stage mother.]] The entire movie is about him recovering from this status.
** And then what sounds like a weak compliment but is actually a big one coming from Dickie: That even TV moms can't be as well-written as Grace.
* FallenCreator: In-universe example, Dickie himself. Everyone remembers his work on the show fondly but loves to laugh at him for the miserable failure he's become in the meantime. [[TheWoobie As the intro reveals, however, Dickie had plenty of good reasons for breaking down - namely his abusive stage mother.]] The entire movie is about him recovering from this status.
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: When the mom tells George that Dickie isn't just some product. Doubles as a crowning moment of heartwarming, as nobody had stood up for Dickie like that.
* KarmaHoudini: While looking for a celebrity to help get Dickie Roberts to meet with Rob Reiner, Dickie leaves his valet parking job driving a customers car, where he ends up being threatened by a driver who writes down the license plate number, but isn't worried because it's not his car and he had the windows tinted. [[spoiler: The car ends up belonging to Rob Reiner, who gets attacked by the man and ends up needing a kidney, which Dickie's agent donates in exchange for letting Dickie audition, and Dickie gets the part, with Rob never finding out that Dickie was responsible.]]
* AwesomeMusic: The "Child Stars on Your Television" song played during the end credits.
* KarmaHoudini: While looking for a celebrity to help get Dickie Roberts to meet with Rob Reiner, Dickie leaves his valet parking job driving a customers car, where he ends up being threatened by a driver who writes down the license plate number, but isn't worried because it's not his car and he had the windows tinted. [[spoiler: The car ends up belonging to Rob Reiner, who gets attacked by the man and ends up needing a kidney, which Dickie's agent donates in exchange for letting Dickie audition, and Dickie gets the part, with Rob never finding out that Dickie was responsible.]]
* AwesomeMusic: The "Child Stars on Your Television" song played during the end credits.
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* KarmaHoudini: While looking for a celebrity to help get Dickie Roberts to meet with Rob Reiner, Dickie leaves his valet parking job driving a customers car, where he ends up being threatened by a driver who writes down the license plate number, but isn't worried because it's not his car and he had the windows tinted. [[spoiler: The car ends up belonging to Rob Reiner, who gets attacked by the man and ends up needing a kidney, which Dickie's agent donates in exchange for letting Dickie audition, and Dickie gets the part, with Rob never finding out that Dickie was responsible.]]
* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: When Grace tells George that Dickie isn't just some product. Doubles as a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming, as nobody had stood up for Dickie like that.
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: When the mom tells George that Dickie isn't just something he can use to profit. Doubles as a crowning moment of heartwarming, as nobody had stood up for Dickie like that.
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: When the mom tells George that Dickie isn't just something he can use to profit.some product. Doubles as a crowning moment of heartwarming, as nobody had stood up for Dickie like that.
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* KarmaHoudini: While looking for a celebrity to help get Dickie Roberts to meet with Rob Reiner, Dickie leaves his valet parking job driving a customers car, where he ends up being threatened by a driver who writes down the license plate number, but isn't worried because it's not his car and he had the windows tinted. [[spoiler: The car ends up belonging to Rob Reiner, who gets attacked by the man and ends up needing a kidney, which Dickie's agent donates in exchange for letting Dickie audition, and Dickie gets the part, with Rob never finding out that Dickie was responsible.]]
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* KarmaHoudini: While looking for a celebrity to help get Dickie Roberts to meet with Rob Reiner, Dickie leaves his valet parking job driving a customers car, where he ends up being threatened by a driver who writes down the license plate number, but isn't worried because it's not his car and he had the windows tinted. [[spoiler: The car ends up belonging to Rob Reiner, who gets attacked by the man and ends up needing a kidney, which Dickie's agent donates in exchange for letting Dickie audition, and Dickie gets the part, with Rob never finding out that Dickie was responsible.]]
