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* Tropers/{{Grotadmorv}}: There are worse S10 episodes, but as for a specific moment, "Cat N Mouse" has a throwaway joke with really bad implications. Wanda says that she wrote Cosmo a breakup letter and the only reason they're still together is because Cosmo hasn't opened it. It has no relevance to the plot and just serves as yet another reminder that [[{{Flanderization}} these two hate each other now]]. Also, they say the letter thing right in front of Timmy. I really don't understand how anyone can find this funny.
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* Tropers/FOPTroper: No list would be complete without the infamous It's A Wishful Life, a very demented subversion of ItsAWonderfulPlot. Basically, the entire episode states that Timmy is responsible for all the bad things in his life, in his community and even the world. In other words, the world would be better off if Timmy was [[DrivenToSuicide no longer around]]. The fact he nearly erases himself is very disturbing. The episode tries to fix this by stating the reason for this was to teach Timmy a lesson; earlier in the episode, he was doing favors for people, and they were not simply ungrateful, they were being a JerkAss about it. Timmy, though, is the one who needs the lesson that you should not do good things for praise.

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* Tropers/FOPTroper: No list would be complete without the infamous "[[Recap/TheFairlyOddParentsS5E10ItsAWishfulLife It's A a Wishful Life, Life]]", a very demented subversion of ItsAWonderfulPlot. Basically, the entire episode states that Timmy is responsible for all the bad things in his life, in his community and even the world. In other words, the world would be better off if Timmy was [[DrivenToSuicide no longer around]]. The fact he nearly erases himself is very disturbing. The episode tries to fix this by stating the reason for this was to teach Timmy a lesson; earlier in the episode, he was doing favors for people, and they were not simply ungrateful, they were being a JerkAss about it. Timmy, though, is the one who needs the lesson that you should not do good things for praise.
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bc insufficient context. ship sinking must refer to a specific scene intended to disprove a pairing, and the show must mention the idea of the pairing previously. per TRS https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=1640420480098263500

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