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* StrangledByTheRedString: Sam's declaration of love to Ruth, and her later declaration to him, drops in from pretty much out of nowhere: for most of seasons 1 and 2, their relationship shows some professional chemistry but little personal spark beyond friendship. Ruth herself points out that they have nothing in common and that he's twice her age. The show does heavily imply, at least on Ruth's side, that their attraction is mostly based on their mutual loneliness and would not work even short-term.
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* StrangledByTheRedString: Sam's declaration of love to Ruth, and especially her later declaration to him, drops in from pretty much out of nowhere: nowhere. While it's always suggested that Sam was oddly fond of Ruth and cut her far more slack than the others, even while criticising her, for most of seasons 1 and 2, 2 their relationship shows some professional chemistry but little personal spark beyond friendship. When he finally makes a move on her at the end of season 2, she recoils in horror and flees right into Russell's arms, reigniting their stumbling romance. But the next season when Sam confesses love, suddenly Ruth herself points out that they have nothing in common is excited and that he's twice her age. shares his feelings? The show does heavily imply, at least on Ruth's side, that their attraction is mostly based on their mutual loneliness and would not work even short-term.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Just like fellow '80s-set Netflix series ''Series/StrangerThings'', the show is jam-packed with great songs from the era with standouts like [[Music/{{Journey}} "Separate Ways"]], [[Music/TearsForFears "Head Over Heels"]], [[WesternAnimation/TheTransformersTheMovie "Dare"]], and [[Music/PatBenatar "Invincible"]].
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Just like fellow '80s-set Netflix series ''Series/StrangerThings'', the show is jam-packed with great songs from the era with standouts like [[Music/{{Journey}} [[Music/JourneyBand "Separate Ways"]], [[Music/TearsForFears "Head Over Heels"]], [[WesternAnimation/TheTransformersTheMovie "Dare"]], and [[Music/PatBenatar "Invincible"]].
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* AmazonianBeauty: A lot of the female wrestlers are would-be actresses who've been told time and again they're not beautiful enough for film. They're stunned to realize how many men find their costumes and wrestling personas sexy. Even Tamme (a heavy-set, middle-aged mom) and Sheila (who's been called weird and ugly all her life) win their share of sincere admirers.
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* AmazonianBeauty: A lot of the female wrestlers are would-be actresses who've been told time and again they're not beautiful enough for film. They're stunned to realize how many men find their costumes and wrestling personas sexy. Even Tamme (a heavy-set, middle-aged mom) and Sheila (who's been called weird and ugly all her life) win their share of sincere admirers.
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** Carmen, due to being a non-stereotypical plus size woman who is neither just the [[SatelliteCharacter best]] [[FatBestFriend friend]], [[FatBitch a gro]][[AbhorrentAdmirer tes]][[{{Gonk}} que]], a one-dimensional [[FatGirl fat joke]], or [[FatIdiot stupid]].
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** Carmen, due to being a non-stereotypical plus size woman who is neither just the [[SatelliteCharacter best]] [[FatBestFriend friend]], [[FatBitch a gro]][[AbhorrentAdmirer tes]][[{{Gonk}} que]], a one-dimensional [[FatGirl fat joke]], joke, or [[FatIdiot stupid]].
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: An episode ends with the shocking reveal that Debbie has become bulemic. This never comes up again. Nor is the time she tried cocaine, despite it having an effect on the story.
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: An episode ends with the shocking reveal that Debbie has become bulemic.bulimic. This never comes up again. Nor is the time she tried cocaine, despite it having an effect on the story.
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-->'''Sam:''' Porn you can watch with your kids — finally!
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: An episode ends with the shocking reveal that Debbie has become bulimic. This never comes up again.
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: An episode ends with the shocking reveal that Debbie has become bulimic.bulemic. This never comes up again. Nor is the time she tried cocaine, despite it having an effect on the story.
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Community was already done by the time GLOW started, so no hindsight necessary. Also check out Example Indentation.
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** [[Series/{{Community}} This isn't the first time]] Alison Brie and a man who's two decades older than her fall in love, but don't make a move because of the age difference.
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* EarWorm:
** "Don't Kidnap," as sung by the ''GLOW'' Girls in episode 8 of Season 2. [[StylisticSuck Deliberately bad and/or hammy vocalizations, and some of the silliest, most awkward lyrics ever written]], in this AffectionateParody of "We Are the World" and other similar songs.
** "Makeover" from the same episode is a very mindless, very catchy pop song.
** "Don't Kidnap," as sung by the ''GLOW'' Girls in episode 8 of Season 2. [[StylisticSuck Deliberately bad and/or hammy vocalizations, and some of the silliest, most awkward lyrics ever written]], in this AffectionateParody of "We Are the World" and other similar songs.
** "Makeover" from the same episode is a very mindless, very catchy pop song.
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* StrangledByTheRedString: Sam's declaration of love to Ruth, and her later declaration to him, drops in from pretty much out of nowhere: for most of seasons 1 and 2, their relationship shows some professional chemistry but little personal spark beyond friendship. Ruth herself points out that they have nothing in common and that he's twice her age. The show does heavily imply, at least on Ruth's side, that their attraction is mostly based on their mutual loneliness and would not work even short-term.
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** We get a quite nauseating close-up shot of [[spoiler:Ruth's broken ankle]] in Season 2.
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** We get a quite nauseating close-up shot of [[spoiler:Ruth's broken ankle]] in Season 2.2.
* StrangledByTheRedString: Sam's declaration of love to Ruth, and her later declaration to him, drops in from pretty much out of nowhere: for most of seasons 1 and 2, their relationship shows some professional chemistry but little personal spark beyond friendship. Ruth herself points out that they have nothing in common and that he's twice her age. The show does heavily imply, at least on Ruth's side, that their attraction is mostly based on their mutual loneliness and would not work even short-term.
* StrangledByTheRedString: Sam's declaration of love to Ruth, and her later declaration to him, drops in from pretty much out of nowhere: for most of seasons 1 and 2, their relationship shows some professional chemistry but little personal spark beyond friendship. Ruth herself points out that they have nothing in common and that he's twice her age. The show does heavily imply, at least on Ruth's side, that their attraction is mostly based on their mutual loneliness and would not work even short-term.
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* StrangledByTheRedString: Sam's declaration of love to Ruth, and her later declaration to him, drops in from pretty much out of nowhere: for most of seasons 1 and 2, their relationship shows some professional chemistry but little personal spark beyond friendship. Ruth herself points out that they have nothing in common and that he's twice her age. The show does heavily imply, at least on Ruth's side, that their attraction is mostly based on their mutual loneliness and would not work even short-term.
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** All the characters they play, particularly the more outlandishly offensive ones, with the exception of Carmen and Melrose since they mostly just play themselves.
** Gregory, the Russian manager of the motel the girls stay at. He has a number of hilarious one-liners and the scene where he brings Ruth to his nephew's bris is wall to wall hilarious.
** [[Series/{{Community}} This isn't the first time]] Alison Brie and a man who's two decades older than her fall in love, but don't make a move because of the age difference.
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** Gregory, the Russian manager of the motel the girls stay at. He has a number of hilarious one-liners and the scene where he brings Ruth to his nephew's bris is wall to wall hilarious.
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** We get a quite nauseating close-up shot of [[spoiler:Ruth's broken ankle]] in Season 2.
* UnintentionallySympathetic: Ruth blows up at Sam and ends their romance right after it started when he tells her Justine wants another actress in her movie. But it's really hard to find fault in his not wanting to step on his daughter's toes as she's starting out in the business, plus he ''absolutely'' did the right thing in making sure Ruth knew about it before anything more happened between them.
* UnintentionallySympathetic: Ruth blows up at Sam and ends their romance right after it started when he tells her Justine wants another actress in her movie. But it's really hard to find fault in his not wanting to step on his daughter's toes as she's starting out in the business, plus he ''absolutely'' did the right thing in making sure Ruth knew about it before anything more happened between them.
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** We get a quite nauseating close-up shot of [[spoiler:Ruth's broken ankle]] in Season 2.
* UnintentionallySympathetic: Ruth blows up at Sam and ends their romance right after it started when he tells her Justine wants another actress in her movie. But it's really hard to find fault in his not wanting to step on his daughter's toes as she's starting out in the business, plus he ''absolutely'' did the right thing in making sure Ruth knew about it before anything more happened between them.2.
* UnintentionallySympathetic: Ruth blows up at Sam and ends their romance right after it started when he tells her Justine wants another actress in her movie. But it's really hard to find fault in his not wanting to step on his daughter's toes as she's starting out in the business, plus he ''absolutely'' did the right thing in making sure Ruth knew about it before anything more happened between them.
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** We get a quite nauseating close-up shot of [[spoiler:Ruth's broken ankle]] in Season 2.
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** We get a quite nauseating close-up shot of [[spoiler:Ruth's broken ankle]] in Season 2.2.
* UnintentionallySympathetic: Ruth blows up at Sam and ends their romance right after it started when he tells her Justine wants another actress in her movie. But it's really hard to find fault in his not wanting to step on his daughter's toes as she's starting out in the business, plus he ''absolutely'' did the right thing in making sure Ruth knew about it before anything more happened between them.
* UnintentionallySympathetic: Ruth blows up at Sam and ends their romance right after it started when he tells her Justine wants another actress in her movie. But it's really hard to find fault in his not wanting to step on his daughter's toes as she's starting out in the business, plus he ''absolutely'' did the right thing in making sure Ruth knew about it before anything more happened between them.
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: An episode ends with the shocking reveal that Betty has become bulimic. This never comes up again.
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: An episode ends with the shocking reveal that Betty Debbie has become bulimic. This never comes up again.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Annabella Sciorra's performance as [[spoiler:Justine's mother]] in Season 2 marked the second consecutive week a Netflix series was released in which she plays a character named Rosalie, the first being Rosalie Carbone in ''Series/{{LukeCage|2016}}''.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Annabella Sciorra's performance as [[spoiler:Justine's mother]] in Season 2 marked the second consecutive week a Netflix series was released in which she plays a character named Rosalie, the first being Rosalie Carbone in ''Series/{{LukeCage|2016}}''.''Series/{{Luke Cage|2016}}''.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Just like fellow '80s-set Netflix series ''Series/StrangerThings'', the show is jam-packed with great songs from the era with standouts like [[Music/{{Journey}} "Separate Ways"]], [[Music/TearsForFears "Head Over Heels"]], [[WesternAnimation/TransformersTheMovie "Dare"]], and [[Music/PatBenatar "Invincible"]].
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Just like fellow '80s-set Netflix series ''Series/StrangerThings'', the show is jam-packed with great songs from the era with standouts like [[Music/{{Journey}} "Separate Ways"]], [[Music/TearsForFears "Head Over Heels"]], [[WesternAnimation/TransformersTheMovie [[WesternAnimation/TheTransformersTheMovie "Dare"]], and [[Music/PatBenatar "Invincible"]].
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** Bash, especially in Season 2, due to his many hilarious lines.
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** Bash, especially in Season 2, due to his many hilarious lines.lines and the fact that he's very supportive and open to the girls' suggestions.
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* {{Squick}}: We get a quite nauseating close-up shot of [[spoiler:Ruth's broken ankle]] in Season 2.
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* {{Squick}}: {{Squick}}:
** Jenny assisting Melrose with her enema.
** We get a quite nauseating close-up shot of [[spoiler:Ruth's broken ankle]] in Season 2.
** Jenny assisting Melrose with her enema.
** We get a quite nauseating close-up shot of [[spoiler:Ruth's broken ankle]] in Season 2.
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* AwesomeMusic: Just like fellow '80s-set Netflix series ''Series/StrangerThings'', the show is jam-packed with great songs from the era with standouts like [[Music/{{Journey}} "Separate Ways"]], [[Music/TearsForFears "Head Over Heels"]], [[WesternAnimation/TransformersTheMovie "Dare"]], and [[Music/PatBenatar "Invincible"]].
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* AwesomeMusic: SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Just like fellow '80s-set Netflix series ''Series/StrangerThings'', the show is jam-packed with great songs from the era with standouts like [[Music/{{Journey}} "Separate Ways"]], [[Music/TearsForFears "Head Over Heels"]], [[WesternAnimation/TransformersTheMovie "Dare"]], and [[Music/PatBenatar "Invincible"]].
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** Bash, especially in Season 2, due to his many hilarious lines.
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** "Don't Kidnap," as sung by the ''GLOW'' Girls in episode 8 of Season 2. Deliberately bad and/or hammy vocalizations, and some of the silliest, most awkward lyrics ever written, in this AffectionateParody of "We Are the World" and other similar songs.
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** "Don't Kidnap," as sung by the ''GLOW'' Girls in episode 8 of Season 2. [[StylisticSuck Deliberately bad and/or hammy vocalizations, and some of the silliest, most awkward lyrics ever written, written]], in this AffectionateParody of "We Are the World" and other similar songs.
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* EarWorm: "Don't Kidnap," as sung by the ''GLOW'' Girls in episode 8 of Season 2. Deliberately bad and/or hammy vocalizations, and some of the silliest, most awkward lyrics ever written, in this AffectionateParody of "We Are the World" and other similar songs.
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* EarWorm: EarWorm:
** "Don't Kidnap," as sung by the ''GLOW'' Girls in episode 8 of Season 2. Deliberately bad and/or hammy vocalizations, and some of the silliest, most awkward lyrics ever written, in this AffectionateParody of "We Are the World" and other similar songs.
** "Don't Kidnap," as sung by the ''GLOW'' Girls in episode 8 of Season 2. Deliberately bad and/or hammy vocalizations, and some of the silliest, most awkward lyrics ever written, in this AffectionateParody of "We Are the World" and other similar songs.
