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** This would [[WebVideo/HeadlessASleepyHollowStory not be the last time]] Sinead Persaud's character would end up in an unexpected, FanPreferredRelationship.
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** This would [[WebVideo/HeadlessASleepyHollowStory not be the last time]] Sinead Persaud's character would end up in an unexpected, FanPreferredRelationship.FanPreferredCouple in a Shipwrecked series.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The Franchise/ScoobyDoo references in this show, like Hemingway saying LetsSplitUpGang or [[spoiler:Brontë's]] YouMeddlingKids rant at the end, considering Joey Richter (Ernest Hemingway), Ashley Clements (Charlotte Brontë), and Creator/LaurenLopez (George Eliot) -- as well as Brian Rosenthal, who played Ralph Waldo Emerson in the prologue -- all appeared in Scooby-Doo parody ''Theatre/TheSolveItSquadReturns'' by the Creator/TinCanBros a year later.
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* HilariousInHindsight: HilariousInHindsight:
** The Franchise/ScoobyDoo references in this show, like Hemingway saying LetsSplitUpGang or [[spoiler:Brontë's]] YouMeddlingKids rant at the end, considering Joey Richter (Ernest Hemingway), Ashley Clements (Charlotte Brontë), and Creator/LaurenLopez (George Eliot) -- as well as Brian Rosenthal, who played Ralph Waldo Emerson in the prologue -- all appeared in Scooby-Doo parody ''Theatre/TheSolveItSquadReturns'' by the Creator/TinCanBros a yearlater. later.
** This would [[WebVideo/HeadlessASleepyHollowStory not be the last time]] Sinead Persaud's character would end up in an unexpected, FanPreferredRelationship.
** The J.M. Barrie prologue features Christopher Higgins in a VagueAge role, where Sean Persaud's character thinks he's actually 14 (the real Barrie was 44 by the time ''Peter Pan'' came out and Higgins is a contemporary of the rest of the adult cast). Six years later, Christopher Higgins would play another VagueAge character in ''WebVideo/HeadlessASleepyHollowStory'', whom everyone ''but'' Ichabod mistakes for being 14.
** The Franchise/ScoobyDoo references in this show, like Hemingway saying LetsSplitUpGang or [[spoiler:Brontë's]] YouMeddlingKids rant at the end, considering Joey Richter (Ernest Hemingway), Ashley Clements (Charlotte Brontë), and Creator/LaurenLopez (George Eliot) -- as well as Brian Rosenthal, who played Ralph Waldo Emerson in the prologue -- all appeared in Scooby-Doo parody ''Theatre/TheSolveItSquadReturns'' by the Creator/TinCanBros a year
** This would [[WebVideo/HeadlessASleepyHollowStory not be the last time]] Sinead Persaud's character would end up in an unexpected, FanPreferredRelationship.
** The J.M. Barrie prologue features Christopher Higgins in a VagueAge role, where Sean Persaud's character thinks he's actually 14 (the real Barrie was 44 by the time ''Peter Pan'' came out and Higgins is a contemporary of the rest of the adult cast). Six years later, Christopher Higgins would play another VagueAge character in ''WebVideo/HeadlessASleepyHollowStory'', whom everyone ''but'' Ichabod mistakes for being 14.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The Franchise/ScoobyDoo references in this show, like Hemingway saying LetsSplitUpGang or [[spoiler:Brontë's]] YouMeddlingKids rant at the end, considering Joey Richter (Ernest Hemingway), Ashley Clements (Charlotte Brontë), and Creator/LaurenLopez (George Eliot) -- as well as Brian Rosenthal, who played Ralph Waldo Emerson in the prologue -- all appeared in Scooby-Doo parody ''The Solve-It Squad Returns!'' by the Creator/TinCanBros a year later.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The Franchise/ScoobyDoo references in this show, like Hemingway saying LetsSplitUpGang or [[spoiler:Brontë's]] YouMeddlingKids rant at the end, considering Joey Richter (Ernest Hemingway), Ashley Clements (Charlotte Brontë), and Creator/LaurenLopez (George Eliot) -- as well as Brian Rosenthal, who played Ralph Waldo Emerson in the prologue -- all appeared in Scooby-Doo parody ''The Solve-It Squad Returns!'' ''Theatre/TheSolveItSquadReturns'' by the Creator/TinCanBros a year later.
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* GeniusBonus: The entire series practically revolves around this. For example, Jane Austen's final two novels, {{Literature/Emma}} and Literature/NorthangerAbbey (the latter of which is directly referenced as being about to be published), were published posthumously. [[spoiler:Also, if you're at all familiar with the Brontë sisters' publishing history, you'd probably be able to figure out the twist far before its reveal]].
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* GeniusBonus: The entire series practically revolves around this. For example, Jane Austen's final two novels, {{Literature/Emma}} {{Literature/Persuasion}} and Literature/NorthangerAbbey (the latter of which is directly referenced as being about to be published), were published posthumously. [[spoiler:Also, if you're at all familiar with the Brontë sisters' publishing history, you'd probably be able to figure out the twist far before its reveal]].
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** Poebel: Edgar Allan Poe / Annabel Lee
** Wellenore: H.G. Wells / Lenore
** Wellenore: H.G. Wells / Lenore
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** Poebel: Edgar Allan Poe / Annabel Lee
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** Wellenore: H.G. Wells /LenoreLenore.
** Wellenore: H.G. Wells /
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** OfficialCouple: Shipwrecked ended up rewriting their own canon from the Tell Tale Vlog series to canonize the [[PortmanteauCoupleName Wellenore]] pairing; Lenore no longer abandons the Poe house to look for [[Theatre/TheCrucible John Proctor 's ghost]] because [[spoiler:Wells' ghost appears at the house]].
* FriendlyFandoms: With Creator/TeamStarkid and WebVideo/TheLizzieBennetDiaries, thanks to sharing several cast members.
* FriendlyFandoms: With Creator/TeamStarkid and WebVideo/TheLizzieBennetDiaries, thanks to sharing several cast members.
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** OfficialCouple: Shipwrecked ended up rewriting their own canon from the Tell Tale Vlog series to canonize the [[PortmanteauCoupleName Wellenore]] pairing; Lenore no longer abandons the Poe house to look for [[Theatre/TheCrucible John Proctor 's Proctor's ghost]] because because, in the epilogue, [[spoiler:Wells' ghost appears at the house]].
* FriendlyFandoms: WithCreator/TeamStarkid Creator/TeamStarkid, Creator/TinCanBrothers, and WebVideo/TheLizzieBennetDiaries, thanks to sharing several cast members.
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* HesJustHiding: Many in the audience successfully predicted this about [[spoiler:Eddie]].
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* HesJustHiding: Many in the audience successfully predicted this about [[spoiler:Eddie]].[[spoiler:[[BigBad Eddie]]]].
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* TheWoobie: Poor Emily Dickinson ... No one ever remembers her, [[spoiler:even in death, apparently]] ...
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* TheWoobie: Poor Emily Dickinson ... No one (except for [[AllLovingHero Annabel Lee]]) ever remembers her, [[spoiler:even [[spoiler:not even in death, apparently]] ...death]].
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: All the characters have their fans, but both Oscar Wilde and H.G. Wells are by far the standouts - to the point where, [[spoiler:in the episode where H.G. is murdered, about 99% of the comments on the video are fans upset that he'll no longer be around and demanding that he somehow be brought back as a ghost]].
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: All the characters have their fans, but both Oscar Wilde and H.G. Wells are by far the standouts - to standouts. [[spoiler:Wilde ultimately survives the point where, [[spoiler:in story, and the episode where H.G. is murdered, about 99% of the comments on the video are fans upset that he'll no longer be around and demanding that he somehow be brought epilogue has Wells comes back as a ghost]].
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* HilariousInHindsight: The Franchise/ScoobyDoo references in this show, like Hemingway saying LetsSplitUpGang or [[spoiler:Brontë's]] YouMeddlingKids rant at the end, considering Joey Richter (Ernest Hemingway), Ashley Clements (Charlotte Brontë), and Creator/LaurenLopez (George Eliot) -- as well as Brian Rosenthal, who played Ralph Waldo Emerson in the prologue -- all appeared in Scooby-Doo parody ''The Solve-It Squad Returns!'' by the [[Creator/TinCanBros]] a year later.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The Franchise/ScoobyDoo references in this show, like Hemingway saying LetsSplitUpGang or [[spoiler:Brontë's]] YouMeddlingKids rant at the end, considering Joey Richter (Ernest Hemingway), Ashley Clements (Charlotte Brontë), and Creator/LaurenLopez (George Eliot) -- as well as Brian Rosenthal, who played Ralph Waldo Emerson in the prologue -- all appeared in Scooby-Doo parody ''The Solve-It Squad Returns!'' by the [[Creator/TinCanBros]] Creator/TinCanBros a year later.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The Franchise/ScoobyDoo references in this show, like Hemingway saying LetsSplitUpGang or [[spoiler:Brontë's]] YouMeddlingKids rant at the end, considering Joey Richter (Ernest Hemingway), Ashley Clements (Charlotte Brontë), and Creator/LaurenLopez (George Eliot) -- as well as Brian Rosenthal, who played Ralph Waldo Emerson in the prologue -- all appeared in Scooby-Doo parody ''The Solve-It Squad Returns!'' by the Tin Can Bros. a year later.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The Franchise/ScoobyDoo references in this show, like Hemingway saying LetsSplitUpGang or [[spoiler:Brontë's]] YouMeddlingKids rant at the end, considering Joey Richter (Ernest Hemingway), Ashley Clements (Charlotte Brontë), and Creator/LaurenLopez (George Eliot) -- as well as Brian Rosenthal, who played Ralph Waldo Emerson in the prologue -- all appeared in Scooby-Doo parody ''The Solve-It Squad Returns!'' by the Tin Can Bros. [[Creator/TinCanBros]] a year later.
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* EpilepticTrees: Since it's a murder mystery, this was somewhat inevitable... The series itself seemed to anticipate this reaction since the characters all indulge in doing their fair share before the culprit is eventually revealed. One of the more prevalent theories, for example, was that Eddie would turn out to be [[Literature/TheCountOfMonteCristo Edmond Dantes]] and/or that Creator/AlexandreDumas would therefore be somehow implicated in the murders.
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* EpilepticTrees: Since it's a murder mystery, this was somewhat inevitable... inevitable. The series itself seemed to anticipate this reaction reaction, since the characters all indulge in doing their fair share before the culprit is eventually revealed. One of the more prevalent theories, for example, was that Eddie would turn out to be [[Literature/TheCountOfMonteCristo Edmond Dantes]] and/or that Creator/AlexandreDumas would therefore be somehow implicated in the murders.
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** OfficialCouple: Shipwrecked ended up rewriting their own canon from the Tell Tale Vlog series to canonize the [[PortmanteauCoupleName Wellenore]] pairing; Lenore no longer abandons the Poe house to look for [[Theatre/TheCrucible John Proctor 's ghost]] because [[spoiler: Wells' ghost appears at the house]].
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** OfficialCouple: Shipwrecked ended up rewriting their own canon from the Tell Tale Vlog series to canonize the [[PortmanteauCoupleName Wellenore]] pairing; Lenore no longer abandons the Poe house to look for [[Theatre/TheCrucible John Proctor 's ghost]] because [[spoiler: Wells' [[spoiler:Wells' ghost appears at the house]].
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* GeniusBonus: The entire series practically revolves around this. For example, Jane Austen's final two novels, {{Literature/Emma}} and Literature/NorthangerAbbey (the latter of which is directly referenced to be about to be published), were published posthumously. [[spoiler:Also, if you're at all familiar with the Bronte sisters' publishing history, you'd probably be able to figure out the twist far before its reveal]].
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* GeniusBonus: The entire series practically revolves around this. For example, Jane Austen's final two novels, {{Literature/Emma}} and Literature/NorthangerAbbey (the latter of which is directly referenced to be as being about to be published), were published posthumously. [[spoiler:Also, if you're at all familiar with the Bronte Brontë sisters' publishing history, you'd probably be able to figure out the twist far before its reveal]].
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* HilariousInHindsight: The Franchise/ScoobyDoo references in this show, like Hemingway saying LetsSplitUpGang or [[spoiler: Brontë's]] YouMeddlingKids rant at the end, considering Joey Richter (Ernest Hemingway), Ashley Clements (Charlotte Brontë) and Creator/LaurenLopez (George Eliot) -- as well as Brian Rosenthal who played Emerson in the prologue -- all appeared in Scooby-Doo parody ''The Solve-It Squad Returns!'' by the Tin Can Bros. a year later.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The Franchise/ScoobyDoo references in this show, like Hemingway saying LetsSplitUpGang or [[spoiler: Brontë's]] [[spoiler:Brontë's]] YouMeddlingKids rant at the end, considering Joey Richter (Ernest Hemingway), Ashley Clements (Charlotte Brontë) Brontë), and Creator/LaurenLopez (George Eliot) -- as well as Brian Rosenthal Rosenthal, who played Ralph Waldo Emerson in the prologue -- all appeared in Scooby-Doo parody ''The Solve-It Squad Returns!'' by the Tin Can Bros. a year later.
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* TheWoobie: Poor Emily Dickinson... No one ever remembers her [[spoiler:even in death, apparently]]...
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* TheWoobie: Poor Emily Dickinson... Dickinson ... No one ever remembers her her, [[spoiler:even in death, apparently]]...apparently]] ...
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** Official Couple: Shipwrecked ended up rewriting their own canon from the Tell Tale Vlog series to canonize the [[PortmanteauCoupleName Wellenore]] pairing; Lenore no longer abandons the Poe house to look for [[Theatre/TheCrucible John Proctor 's ghost]] because [[spoiler: Wells' ghost appears at the house]].
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** Official Couple: OfficialCouple: Shipwrecked ended up rewriting their own canon from the Tell Tale Vlog series to canonize the [[PortmanteauCoupleName Wellenore]] pairing; Lenore no longer abandons the Poe house to look for [[Theatre/TheCrucible John Proctor 's ghost]] because [[spoiler: Wells' ghost appears at the house]].
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* ClicheStorm: From people being killed off in thematic ways to the survivors deciding to separate to everyone initially being a suspect...and [[TropesAreTools it is glorious]].
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* ClicheStorm: From people being killed off in thematic ways to the survivors deciding to separate to everyone initially being a suspect...and [[TropesAreTools [[Administrivia/TropesAreTools it is glorious]].
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* HilariousInHindsight: The Franchise/ScoobyDoo references in this show, like Hemingway saying LetsSplitUp or [[spoiler: Brontë's]] YouMeddlingKids rant at the end, considering Joey Richter (Ernest Hemingway), Ashley Clements (Charlotte Brontë) and Creator/LaurenLopez (George Eliot) -- as well as Brian Rosenthal who played Emerson in the prologue -- all appeared in Scooby-Doo parody ''The Solve-It Squad Returns!'' by the Tin Can Bros. a year later.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The Franchise/ScoobyDoo references in this show, like Hemingway saying LetsSplitUp LetsSplitUpGang or [[spoiler: Brontë's]] YouMeddlingKids rant at the end, considering Joey Richter (Ernest Hemingway), Ashley Clements (Charlotte Brontë) and Creator/LaurenLopez (George Eliot) -- as well as Brian Rosenthal who played Emerson in the prologue -- all appeared in Scooby-Doo parody ''The Solve-It Squad Returns!'' by the Tin Can Bros. a year later.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The Franchise/ScoobyDoo references in this show, like Hemingway saying LetsSplitUp or [[spoiler: Brontë's]] YouMeddlingKids rant at the end, considering Joey Richter (Ernest Hemingway), Ashley Clements (Charlotte Brontë) and Creator/LaurenLopez (George Eliot) -- as well as Brian Rosenthal who played Emerson in the prologue -- all appeared in Scooby-Doo parody ''The Solve-It Squad Returns!'' by the Tin Can Bros. a year later.
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** Poebel: Edgar Allan Poe / Annabel Lee
** Wellenore: H.G. Wells / Lenore
** Poebel: Edgar Allan Poe / Annabel Lee
** Wellenore: H.G. Wells / Lenore
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** Official Couple: Shipwrecked ended up rewriting their own canon from the Tell Tale Vlog series to canonize the [[PortmanteauName Wellenore]] pairing; Lenore no longer abandons the Poe house to look for [[Literature/TheCrucible John Proctor 's ghost]] because [[spoiler: Wells' ghost appears at the house]].
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** Official Couple: Shipwrecked ended up rewriting their own canon from the Tell Tale Vlog series to canonize the [[PortmanteauName [[PortmanteauCoupleName Wellenore]] pairing; Lenore no longer abandons the Poe house to look for [[Literature/TheCrucible [[Theatre/TheCrucible John Proctor 's ghost]] because [[spoiler: Wells' ghost appears at the house]].
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** Official Couple: Shipwrecked ended up rewriting their own canon from the Tell Tale Vlog series to canonize the [[PortmanteauName Wellenore]] pairing; Lenore no longer abandons the Poe house to look for [[Literature/TheCrucible John Proctor 's ghost]] because [[spoiler: Wells' ghost appears at the house]].
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* ClicheStorm: From people being killed off in thematic ways to the survivors deciding to separate to everyone initially being a suspect...and [[TropesAreTools it is glorious]].
* EnsembleDarkhorse: All the characters have their fans, but both Oscar Wilde and H.G. Wells are by far the standouts - to the point where, [[spoiler:in the episode where H.G. is murdered, about 99% of the comments on the video are fans upset that he'll no longer be around and demanding that he somehow be brought back as a ghost]].
* EpilepticTrees: Since it's a murder mystery, this was somewhat inevitable... The series itself seemed to anticipate this reaction since the characters all indulge in doing their fair share before the culprit is eventually revealed. One of the more prevalent theories, for example, was that Eddie would turn out to be [[Literature/TheCountOfMonteCristo Edmond Dantes]] and/or that Creator/AlexandreDumas would therefore be somehow implicated in the murders.
* FanPreferredCouple: H.G. Wells and Lenore, thanks to the pair's interactions while H.G. is constructing his cameras.
* FriendlyFandoms: With Creator/TeamStarkid and WebVideo/TheLizzieBennetDiaries, thanks to sharing several cast members.
* GeniusBonus: The entire series practically revolves around this. For example, Jane Austen's final two novels, {{Literature/Emma}} and Literature/NorthangerAbbey (the latter of which is directly referenced to be about to be published), were published posthumously. [[spoiler:Also, if you're at all familiar with the Bronte sisters' publishing history, you'd probably be able to figure out the twist far before its reveal]].
* HesJustHiding: Many in the audience successfully predicted this about [[spoiler:Eddie]].
* TheWoobie: Poor Emily Dickinson... No one ever remembers her [[spoiler:even in death, apparently]]...
* EnsembleDarkhorse: All the characters have their fans, but both Oscar Wilde and H.G. Wells are by far the standouts - to the point where, [[spoiler:in the episode where H.G. is murdered, about 99% of the comments on the video are fans upset that he'll no longer be around and demanding that he somehow be brought back as a ghost]].
* EpilepticTrees: Since it's a murder mystery, this was somewhat inevitable... The series itself seemed to anticipate this reaction since the characters all indulge in doing their fair share before the culprit is eventually revealed. One of the more prevalent theories, for example, was that Eddie would turn out to be [[Literature/TheCountOfMonteCristo Edmond Dantes]] and/or that Creator/AlexandreDumas would therefore be somehow implicated in the murders.
* FanPreferredCouple: H.G. Wells and Lenore, thanks to the pair's interactions while H.G. is constructing his cameras.
* FriendlyFandoms: With Creator/TeamStarkid and WebVideo/TheLizzieBennetDiaries, thanks to sharing several cast members.
* GeniusBonus: The entire series practically revolves around this. For example, Jane Austen's final two novels, {{Literature/Emma}} and Literature/NorthangerAbbey (the latter of which is directly referenced to be about to be published), were published posthumously. [[spoiler:Also, if you're at all familiar with the Bronte sisters' publishing history, you'd probably be able to figure out the twist far before its reveal]].
* HesJustHiding: Many in the audience successfully predicted this about [[spoiler:Eddie]].
* TheWoobie: Poor Emily Dickinson... No one ever remembers her [[spoiler:even in death, apparently]]...
