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They Named it, they get a link to it.
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* ConsultingAConvictedKiller: TropeMaker are the novels ''RedDragon'' and ''TheSilenceOfTheLambs'', published in 1981 and 1988, respectively. Most trope examples are also built as {{Homage}}s to [[FilmOfTheBook the film adaptation]] of ''Lambs'', particularly Anthony Hopkins' portrayal of Hannibal Lecter.
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* ConsultingAConvictedKiller: TropeMaker are the novels ''RedDragon'' and ''TheSilenceOfTheLambs'', published in 1981 and 1988, respectively. Most trope examples are also built as {{Homage}}s to [[FilmOfTheBook the film adaptation]] of ''Lambs'', ''Lambs'' from 1991, particularly Anthony Hopkins' portrayal of Hannibal Lecter.
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* ConsultingAConvictedKiller: TropeMaker are the novels ''RedDragon'' and ''TheSilenceOfTheLambs'', published in 1981 and 1988, respectively. Most trope examples are also built as {{Homage}}s to [[FilmOfTheBook the film adaptation]] of ''Lambs'', particularly Anthony Hopkins' portrayal of Hannibal Lecter.
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Memes are as older than humanity itself. Languages, stories and religions are all examples of memes and therefore subject to mutation. They are not just \"an internet thing\".
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* AnalProbing: The earliest reference in any media to this activity between extra-terrestrials and humans comes from Whitley Strieber's book ''Communion: A True Story'', first published in 1987.
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** Don't you mean as recent as last FRIDAY?!
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* DateMyAvatar
* DigitalPiracyIsEvil: Although there were plenty of efforts to strictly enforce copyright laws, it only became a media trope some time around 1980 with the "Home Taping is Killing Music" campaign.
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* AlienAutopsy: The {{FOX}} Network's TV special ''Alien Autopsy: Fact Or Fiction'' is the TropeMaker and first aired in 1995.
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* NewMediaTropes: Likewise, any trope with "internet" in the title emerged no earlier than the mid-1990s. (The Internet is older than that, but the culture was different before [[strike:[[EternalSeptember all you bozos]]]] [[ItsPopularNowItSucks the general public embraced it]] ''[[ItsPopularNowItSucks en masse]]''.) For that matter, any Internet-specific trope would fall under this.
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* TheAbridgedSeries: Since the TropeMaker is just a few years old.
* BulletTime: Originated with the obscure 1981 action film ''Kill and Kill Again'', but now overwhelmingly associated with ''TheMatrix'' films.
* CanYouHearMeNow: Cell phones were not in general use until the early- to mid-1990s.
* EightiesHair: Because TheSeventies had its own hair looks.
* DigitalPiracyIsEvil: Although there were plenty of efforts to strictly enforce copyright laws, it only became a media trope some time around 1980 with the "Home Taping is Killing Music" campaign.
* FurAndLoathing: It was just around since the early 1980s. There were people against fur before, but the effect on general media was just since that trope.
* {{GIFT}}: Since online discussions became common enough for people to decide they don't have to be nice online. This carries on the tradition of the StronglyWordedLetter that you can be nastier to people when you aren't face-to-face.
* GunFu: It was invented for the 1986 film ''A Better Tomorrow''.
* GunKata: It was created for ''Equilibrium'' in 2002.
* MemeticMutation: Most examples have only been around for as long as there has been an Internet to mutate them. Some are as recent as last Thursday. (Though a tiny few predate the internet by decades.)
* {{Moe}}: is a phenomenon of the 21st century, although prototypical forms existed in the 1980s and 1990s.
* NewMediaTropes: Likewise, any trope with "internet" in the title emerged no earlier than the mid-1990s. (The Internet is older than that, but the culture was different before [[strike:[[EternalSeptember all you bozos]]]] [[ItsPopularNowItSucks the general public embraced it]] ''[[ItsPopularNowItSucks en masse]]''.) For that matter, any Internet-specific trope would fall under this.
* {{Troll}}: Writing deliberately inflammatory material for the sake of attracting attention surely predates the Internet, but the Internet brought Trolling to the masses.
* TwoGamersOnACouch: Started about 1998 or so.
* VideogameTropes: Save for a handful that are OlderThanTheNES.
* WikiTropes
* BulletTime: Originated with the obscure 1981 action film ''Kill and Kill Again'', but now overwhelmingly associated with ''TheMatrix'' films.
* CanYouHearMeNow: Cell phones were not in general use until the early- to mid-1990s.
* EightiesHair: Because TheSeventies had its own hair looks.
* DigitalPiracyIsEvil: Although there were plenty of efforts to strictly enforce copyright laws, it only became a media trope some time around 1980 with the "Home Taping is Killing Music" campaign.
* FurAndLoathing: It was just around since the early 1980s. There were people against fur before, but the effect on general media was just since that trope.
* {{GIFT}}: Since online discussions became common enough for people to decide they don't have to be nice online. This carries on the tradition of the StronglyWordedLetter that you can be nastier to people when you aren't face-to-face.
* GunFu: It was invented for the 1986 film ''A Better Tomorrow''.
* GunKata: It was created for ''Equilibrium'' in 2002.
* MemeticMutation: Most examples have only been around for as long as there has been an Internet to mutate them. Some are as recent as last Thursday. (Though a tiny few predate the internet by decades.)
* {{Moe}}: is a phenomenon of the 21st century, although prototypical forms existed in the 1980s and 1990s.
* NewMediaTropes: Likewise, any trope with "internet" in the title emerged no earlier than the mid-1990s. (The Internet is older than that, but the culture was different before [[strike:[[EternalSeptember all you bozos]]]] [[ItsPopularNowItSucks the general public embraced it]] ''[[ItsPopularNowItSucks en masse]]''.) For that matter, any Internet-specific trope would fall under this.
* {{Troll}}: Writing deliberately inflammatory material for the sake of attracting attention surely predates the Internet, but the Internet brought Trolling to the masses.
* TwoGamersOnACouch: Started about 1998 or so.
* VideogameTropes: Save for a handful that are OlderThanTheNES.
* WikiTropes
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** Likewise, any trope with "internet" in the title emerged no earlier than the mid-1990s. (The Internet is older than that, but the culture was different before [[strike:[[EternalSeptember all you bozos]]]] [[ItsPopularNowItSucks the general public embraced it]] ''[[ItsPopularNowItSucks en masse]]''.) For that matter, any Internet-specific trope would fall under this.
** Likewise, any trope with "internet" in the title emerged no earlier than the mid-1990s. (The Internet is older than that, but the culture was different before [[strike:[[EternalSeptember all you bozos]]]] [[ItsPopularNowItSucks the general public embraced it]] ''[[ItsPopularNowItSucks en masse]]''.) For that matter, any Internet-specific trope would fall under this.
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**NewMediaTropes: Likewise, any trope with "internet" in the title emerged no earlier than the mid-1990s. (The Internet is older than that, but the culture was different before [[strike:[[EternalSeptember all you bozos]]]] [[ItsPopularNowItSucks the general public embraced it]] ''[[ItsPopularNowItSucks en masse]]''.) For that matter, any Internet-specific trope would fall under this.
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** Although it carries on the tradition of the StronglyWordedLetter that you can be nastier to people when you aren't face-to-face.
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** Likewise, any trope with "internet" in the title emerged no earlier than the mid-1990s. (The Internet is older than that, but the culture was different before [[strike:[[EternalSeptember all you bozos]]]] [[ItsPopularNowItSucks the general public embraced it ''en masse''.it]] ''[[ItsPopularNowItSucks en masse]]''.) For that matter, any Internet-specific trope would fall under this.
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As mentioned in TheOldestOnesInTheBook, those tropes cannot be any more recent than 1960, and even then, those only apply to trope originating with {{Television}}. Anything else has to be OlderThanTelevision, or around for at least 70 years.
But there are some tropes that are really young, that still have that "New Trope Smell[[{{Tradesnark}} ®]]" -- sometimes as recent as the TurnOfTheMillennium. Anything around no earlier than 1980 is one of TheNewestOnesInTheBook.
Of course it's hard to tell just how old a trope is, and it may turn out some we thought were new were actually [[OlderThanTheyThink older]]. Or some may turn out [[NewerThanTheyThink not to be that old]], so they belong here. Some may have a clear beginning past this point, likely due to the TropeMaker being recent. Either way, it's a trope that simply didn't exist, at least in the way we know it, before [[DeaderThanDisco Disco died]].
Use the discussion page to determine if one is older than this.
Compare NewerThanTheyThink.
Contrast TheOldestOnesInTheBook, OlderThanTheyThink.
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* TheAbridgedSeries: Since the TropeMaker is just a few years old.
* BulletTime: Originated with the obscure 1981 action film ''Kill and Kill Again'', but now overwhelmingly associated with the hugely influential ''TheMatrix'' films.
* CanYouHearMeNow: Cell phones were not in general use until the early- to mid-1990s.
* EightiesHair: Because TheSeventies had its own hair looks.
* DigitalPiracyIsEvil: Although there were plenty of efforts to strictly enforce copyright laws, it only became a media trope some time around 1980 with the "Home Taping is Killing Music" campaign.
* FurAndLoathing: It was just around since the early 1980s. There were people against fur before, but the effect on general media was just since that trope.
* {{GIFT}}: Since online discussions became common enough for people to decide they don't have to be nice online.
** Although it carries on the tradition of the StronglyWordedLetter that you can be nastier to people when you aren't face-to-face.
* GunFu: It was invented for the 1986 film ''A Better Tomorrow''.
* GunKata: It was created for ''Equilibrium'' in 2002.
* MemeticMutation: Most examples have only been around for as long as there has been an Internet to mutate them. Some are as recent as last Thursday. (Though a tiny few predate the internet by decades.)
* {{Moe}}: is a phenomenon of the 21st century, although prototypical forms existed in the 1980s and 1990s.
* NewMediaTropes
** Likewise, any trope with "internet" in the title emerged no earlier than the mid-1990s. (The Internet is older than that, but the culture was different before [[strike:[[EternalSeptember all you bozos]]]] the general public embraced it ''en masse''.) For that matter, any Internet-specific trope would fall under this.
* {{Troll}}: Not that those people wouldn't be jerks before, but it's a consequence of {{GIFT}}.
** Writing deliberately inflammatory material for the sake of attracting attention surely predates the Internet, but the Internet brought Trolling to the masses.
* TwoGamersOnACouch: Started about 1998 or so.
* VideogameTropes: Save for a handful that are OlderThanTheNES.
* WikiTropes
[[/index]]
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As mentioned in TheOldestOnesInTheBook, those tropes cannot be any more recent than 1960, and even then, those only apply to trope originating with {{Television}}. Anything else has to be OlderThanTelevision, or around for at least 70 years.
But there are some tropes that are really young, that still have that "New Trope Smell[[{{Tradesnark}} ®]]" -- sometimes as recent as the TurnOfTheMillennium. Anything around no earlier than 1980 is one of TheNewestOnesInTheBook.
Of course it's hard to tell just how old a trope is, and it may turn out some we thought were new were actually [[OlderThanTheyThink older]]. Or some may turn out [[NewerThanTheyThink not to be that old]], so they belong here. Some may have a clear beginning past this point, likely due to the TropeMaker being recent. Either way, it's a trope that simply didn't exist, at least in the way we know it, before [[DeaderThanDisco Disco died]].
Use the discussion page to determine if one is older than this.
Compare NewerThanTheyThink.
Contrast TheOldestOnesInTheBook, OlderThanTheyThink.
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[[index]]
* TheAbridgedSeries: Since the TropeMaker is just a few years old.
* BulletTime: Originated with the obscure 1981 action film ''Kill and Kill Again'', but now overwhelmingly associated with the hugely influential ''TheMatrix'' films.
* CanYouHearMeNow: Cell phones were not in general use until the early- to mid-1990s.
* EightiesHair: Because TheSeventies had its own hair looks.
* DigitalPiracyIsEvil: Although there were plenty of efforts to strictly enforce copyright laws, it only became a media trope some time around 1980 with the "Home Taping is Killing Music" campaign.
* FurAndLoathing: It was just around since the early 1980s. There were people against fur before, but the effect on general media was just since that trope.
* {{GIFT}}: Since online discussions became common enough for people to decide they don't have to be nice online.
** Although it carries on the tradition of the StronglyWordedLetter that you can be nastier to people when you aren't face-to-face.
* GunFu: It was invented for the 1986 film ''A Better Tomorrow''.
* GunKata: It was created for ''Equilibrium'' in 2002.
* MemeticMutation: Most examples have only been around for as long as there has been an Internet to mutate them. Some are as recent as last Thursday. (Though a tiny few predate the internet by decades.)
* {{Moe}}: is a phenomenon of the 21st century, although prototypical forms existed in the 1980s and 1990s.
* NewMediaTropes
** Likewise, any trope with "internet" in the title emerged no earlier than the mid-1990s. (The Internet is older than that, but the culture was different before [[strike:[[EternalSeptember all you bozos]]]] the general public embraced it ''en masse''.) For that matter, any Internet-specific trope would fall under this.
* {{Troll}}: Not that those people wouldn't be jerks before, but it's a consequence of {{GIFT}}.
** Writing deliberately inflammatory material for the sake of attracting attention surely predates the Internet, but the Internet brought Trolling to the masses.
* TwoGamersOnACouch: Started about 1998 or so.
* VideogameTropes: Save for a handful that are OlderThanTheNES.
* WikiTropes
[[/index]]
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As mentioned in TheOldestOnesInTheBook, those tropes cannot be any more recent than 1960, and even then, those only apply to trope originating with {{Television}}. Anything else has to be OlderThanTelevision, or around for at least 70 years.
But there are some tropes that are really young, that still have that "New Trope Smell[[{{Tradesnark}} ®]]" -- sometimes as recent as the TurnOfTheMillennium. Anything around no earlier than 1980 is one of TheNewestOnesInTheBook.
Of course it's hard to tell just how old a trope is, and it may turn out some we thought were new were actually [[OlderThanTheyThink older]]. Or some may turn out [[NewerThanTheyThink not to be that old]], so they belong here. Some may have a clear beginning past this point, likely due to the TropeMaker being recent. Either way, it's a trope that simply didn't exist, at least in the way we know it, before [[DeaderThanDisco Disco died]].
Use the discussion page to determine if one is older than this.
Compare NewerThanTheyThink.
Contrast TheOldestOnesInTheBook, OlderThanTheyThink.
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[[index]]
* TheAbridgedSeries: Since the TropeMaker is just a few years old.
* BulletTime: Originated with the obscure 1981 action film ''Kill and Kill Again'', but now overwhelmingly associated with the hugely influential ''TheMatrix'' films.
* CanYouHearMeNow: Cell phones were not in general use until the early- to mid-1990s.
* EightiesHair: Because TheSeventies had its own hair looks.
* DigitalPiracyIsEvil: Although there were plenty of efforts to strictly enforce copyright laws, it only became a media trope some time around 1980 with the "Home Taping is Killing Music" campaign.
* FurAndLoathing: It was just around since the early 1980s. There were people against fur before, but the effect on general media was just since that trope.
* {{GIFT}}: Since online discussions became common enough for people to decide they don't have to be nice online.
** Although it carries on the tradition of the StronglyWordedLetter that you can be nastier to people when you aren't face-to-face.
* GunFu: It was invented for the 1986 film ''A Better Tomorrow''.
* GunKata: It was created for ''Equilibrium'' in 2002.
* MemeticMutation: Most examples have only been around for as long as there has been an Internet to mutate them. Some are as recent as last Thursday. (Though a tiny few predate the internet by decades.)
* {{Moe}}: is a phenomenon of the 21st century, although prototypical forms existed in the 1980s and 1990s.
* NewMediaTropes
** Likewise, any trope with "internet" in the title emerged no earlier than the mid-1990s. (The Internet is older than that, but the culture was different before [[strike:[[EternalSeptember all you bozos]]]] the general public embraced it ''en masse''.) For that matter, any Internet-specific trope would fall under this.
* {{Troll}}: Not that those people wouldn't be jerks before, but it's a consequence of {{GIFT}}.
** Writing deliberately inflammatory material for the sake of attracting attention surely predates the Internet, but the Internet brought Trolling to the masses.
* TwoGamersOnACouch: Started about 1998 or so.
* VideogameTropes: Save for a handful that are OlderThanTheNES.
* WikiTropes
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As mentioned in TheOldestOnesInTheBook, those tropes cannot be any more recent than 1960, and even then, those only apply to trope originating with {{Television}}. Anything else has to be OlderThanTelevision, or around for at least 70 years.
But there are some tropes that are really young, that still have that "New Trope Smell[[{{Tradesnark}} ®]]" -- sometimes as recent as the TurnOfTheMillennium. Anything around no earlier than 1980 is one of TheNewestOnesInTheBook.
Of course it's hard to tell just how old a trope is, and it may turn out some we thought were new were actually [[OlderThanTheyThink older]]. Or some may turn out [[NewerThanTheyThink not to be that old]], so they belong here. Some may have a clear beginning past this point, likely due to the TropeMaker being recent. Either way, it's a trope that simply didn't exist, at least in the way we know it, before [[DeaderThanDisco Disco died]].
Use the discussion page to determine if one is older than this.
Compare NewerThanTheyThink.
Contrast TheOldestOnesInTheBook, OlderThanTheyThink.
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[[index]]
* TheAbridgedSeries: Since the TropeMaker is just a few years old.
* BulletTime: Originated with the obscure 1981 action film ''Kill and Kill Again'', but now overwhelmingly associated with the hugely influential ''TheMatrix'' films.
* CanYouHearMeNow: Cell phones were not in general use until the early- to mid-1990s.
* EightiesHair: Because TheSeventies had its own hair looks.
* DigitalPiracyIsEvil: Although there were plenty of efforts to strictly enforce copyright laws, it only became a media trope some time around 1980 with the "Home Taping is Killing Music" campaign.
* FurAndLoathing: It was just around since the early 1980s. There were people against fur before, but the effect on general media was just since that trope.
* {{GIFT}}: Since online discussions became common enough for people to decide they don't have to be nice online.
** Although it carries on the tradition of the StronglyWordedLetter that you can be nastier to people when you aren't face-to-face.
* GunFu: It was invented for the 1986 film ''A Better Tomorrow''.
* GunKata: It was created for ''Equilibrium'' in 2002.
* MemeticMutation: Most examples have only been around for as long as there has been an Internet to mutate them. Some are as recent as last Thursday. (Though a tiny few predate the internet by decades.)
* {{Moe}}: is a phenomenon of the 21st century, although prototypical forms existed in the 1980s and 1990s.
* NewMediaTropes
** Likewise, any trope with "internet" in the title emerged no earlier than the mid-1990s. (The Internet is older than that, but the culture was different before [[strike:[[EternalSeptember all you bozos]]]] the general public embraced it ''en masse''.) For that matter, any Internet-specific trope would fall under this.
* {{Troll}}: Not that those people wouldn't be jerks before, but it's a consequence of {{GIFT}}.
** Writing deliberately inflammatory material for the sake of attracting attention surely predates the Internet, but the Internet brought Trolling to the masses.
* TwoGamersOnACouch: Started about 1998 or so.
* VideogameTropes: Save for a handful that are OlderThanTheNES.
* WikiTropes
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