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* HiddenDepths: Chuck's observation on Rex and [=LaQuain=] and their debate over the war is that while he had initially thought that Order 66 was the result of Clones being, basically, programmed biological robots, the way that the two debate made him think that there might be something more to them—that the Clones did what they believed was right. [[spoiler: Turns out that Season 6 and Rebels would later prove both versions correct]].

* NoodleIncident: apparently her idea of "fast living" was so crazy that ''something'' happened that ended in a wild vehicle crash and her skull had to be reconstructed, which explains her cybernetics.
* RecoveredAddict: She ''used'' to be a standard kill-crazy Sith, but is trying to get the murder monkey off her back and turn from the dark side. A RunningGag is that she goes to a TropaholicsAnonymous support group for it, but the sheer number of people she ends up killing in her everyday life makes it hard not to slip back into her old CardCarryingVillain ways.

Chuck's Bounty hunter character. A Cathar who seeks fame and fortune to join "The Great Hunt" with his bounty hunting crew...that he himself did not have any interest in working with. He also uses an understudy sometimes when he believes some work is below him.

* ChallengeSeeker: He's in the Great Hunt for the thrills and the reputation, the money is just a bonus...though he also likes the money.

* ObfuscatingStupidity: While he is a complete asshole, the Lone Rose is ''much'' smarter than he looks.
* NiceHat: Has a cartel market outfit that gives him a conical hat set on a mask.
* TheStoic: Not by choice, as chuck's audio glitched in the first episode, which facilitated his understudy.

* MemeticMolester: In the review of ''Awakening,'' Anders was merely regarded as a DepravedBisexual who'd screw anything if it stood still long enough to give consent. In ''Dragon Age 2,'' however, he's substantially worse: he comes on to the player without them instigating it, refuses to take it graciously if you refuse him -- opting instead to mope and complain about it at length, and asks Aveline a number of shockingly inappropriate questions about her and her recently deceased husband's love life. Said husband ''died'' earlier in the game, by the way. On top of declaring him a pervert, Chuck angrily declares that Bioware's attempt at a progressive character has resulted on the player being sent into the Deep Roads in the company of Harvey Weinstein.

* MemeticMolester: In the review of ''Awakening,'' Anders was merely regarded as a DepravedBisexual who'd screw anything if it stood still long enough to give consent. In ''Dragon Age 2,'' however, he's substantially worse: he comes on to the player without them instigating it, refuses to take it graciously if you refuse him -- opting instead to mope and complain about it at length, and asks Aveline a number of shockingly inappropriate questions about her husband's love life. Said husband ''died'' earlier in the game, by the way. On top of declaring him a pervert, Chuck angrily declares that Bioware's attempt at a progressive character has resulted on the player being sent into the Deep Roads in the company of Harvey Weinstein.

* MemeticPsychopath: After assuring John that neither of them are insane, Schreber choses that moment to point a gun at him.

* PoliticallyIncorrectHero: Thanks to the values dissonance (i.e. the Doctor's casual racism against Arabs and Native Americans) Chuck very occasionally plays this up when impersonating him. Something thats not helped by the Doctor dropping the n-word in "he Celestial Toymaker".

* VillainProtagonist: The Sixth Doctor is an insufferable jerk who verbally and physically abuses people. While the intention was to showcase some of the side-effects of regeneration, the difference between his erratic behaviour when he's ''acting'' crazy to his ''normal'' behaviour ended up being so miniscule, [[invoked]][[CharacterDerailment it's barely noticeable]].

* HumanityIsInfectious: Chuck's theory is that his time as Smith is why this Doctor is the only one to fear regeneration as if it were an actual death when others considder it an inconvenience at worst.

* OnceDoneNeverForogtten: To her eternal discredit, Hawke's attempts to make a DealWithTheDevil are actually ''turned down'' by a Desire Demon, and Chuck will bring this up whenever he feels like reminding us of just how meaningless Hawke is as a character.

* DudeWheresMyRespect: All of Traven's victories get attributed to Carth. Traven goes crawling through the sewers of Taris, killing dozens of mutants, slavers, and gangsters and then goes on to win Bastila's freedom in a swoop race with no prior experience racing? Bastila kvetches at him and only backs off when she learns that he's working with Carth. Traven kills Bendak Starkiller, the greatest duelist in the galaxy? The crowd cheers for Carth.

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* NeverLiveItDown: To her eternal discredit, Hawke's attempts to make a DealWithTheDevil are actually ''turned down'' by a Desire Demon, and Chuck will bring this up whenever he feels like reminding us of just how meaningless Hawke is as a character.

!!''Film/TheLordOfTheRings: The Two Towers''

* VillainProtagonist: The Sixth Doctor is an insufferable jerk who verbally and physically abuses people. While the intention was to showcase some of the side-effects of regeneration, the difference between his erratic behaviour when he's ''acting'' crazy to his ''normal'' behaviour ended up being so miniscule, [[CharacterDerailment it's barely noticeable]].

* BadassGrandpa: Even beyond what's established in the series. With the possible exception of [[Film/GranTorino Clint Eastwood]], there is no crippled old man whose warning to get off his lawn should be taken more seriously than that of [[RetiredBadass Bruce Wane]].
-->'''Chuck''': You have the undivided attention of the [[ComicBook/AllStarBatmanAndRobinTheBoyWonder goddamn]] [[MemeticMutation Batman]]. I hope that suit has a diaper.
** And noting Terry's failure to realise ''who'' he's dealing with;
--> '''Chuck''': He doesn't say "I'm warning you" unless he's ''[[DoNotTauntCthulhu warning]]'' you! The same way that "Get off my lawn" is followed by an asskicking, remember?

* JokerImmunity / UnexplainedRecovery: Invoked towards Harley in "Return of the Joker", after she falls down a deep chasm and is presumed dead. Sure enough, the elderly Harley shows up as the grandmother of Dee Dee [[BrickJoke at the end]].
* [[GrumpyOldMan Grumpy Old Superhero]]: Notes that the message of show seems to be that a lifetime of costumed vigilantism leaves people crotchety.
-->'''Elderly Barbra Gordon''': When you've turned into a hollowed-out husk of a man pantomiming a life in this endless cesspit of a city, then you can come in--SO I CAN TELL YOU TO PISS OFF!

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* GoodIsNotNice: Though genuinely out to save Ferelden and more than willing to help his companions in any way he can, Tim is ''not'' afraid to get downright nasty if it means getting the job done. Case in point, Tim is having none of Jowan's self-pitying bullshit, and proceeds to bring the hammer down on him the moment it turns out he's endangering him by association. [[spoiler: Also, when Alistair can't forgive Loghain for his crimes and threatens to wreck everything just for the sake of revenge, Tim opts to have him exiled - despite being his friend - having Vanora crowned in his place.]]

Chuck's Sith Warrior character.

* RecoveredAddict: She ''used'' to be a standard kill-crazy Sith, but is trying to get the murder monkey off her back and turn to the dark side. A RunningGag is that she goes to a TropaholicsAnonymous support group for it, but the sheer number of people she ends up killing in her everyday life makes it hard not to slip back into her old CardCarryingVillain ways.

* {{Stripperiffic}} Fancy robe. Armored knee-high boots. Bikini bottom that leaves her legs completely bare.

* BluntYes: When confronted by Tremel's daughter over whether Angel thought she'd get away with "killing" her father, Angel just says "yeah". After all, Darth Baras told her specifically that she ''would'' be able to get away with it, so she had no reason to assume otherwise.