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* SlowClap: "Hollywood's Ending" describes a theatre full of people reacting this way to the equally cliched ending of a cowboy movie. The narrator notes that everybody wants to be in their own movie.
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* SlowClap: "Hollywood's Ending" describes a theatre full of people reacting this way to the equally cliched ending [[RidingIntoTheSunset ending]] of a cowboy movie. The narrator notes that everybody wants to be in their own movie.
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'''Ookla the Mok''' are a [[FilkSong filk]] band who are well-known in the Filk community, though mostly unknown elsewhere. They have a curious history for providing page quotes without having a page of their own, until now...
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'''Ookla the Mok''' are a [[FilkSong filk]] band who are well-known in the Filk community, though mostly unknown elsewhere. They have a curious history for providing page quotes without having a page of their own, until now...
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'''Ookla the Mok''' are a [[FilkSong filk]] band who are well-known in the Filk community, though mostly unknown elsewhere. They have a curious history for providing page quotes without having a page of their own.
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'''Ookla the Mok''' are a [[FilkSong filk]] band who are well-known in the Filk community, though mostly unknown elsewhere. They have a curious history for providing page quotes without having a page of their own.
The name comes from the character of Ookla the Mok from the early 1980s cartoon series ''WesternAnimation/ThundarrTheBarbarian''.
'''Tropes appearing in their music include:'''
* CrackIsCheaper: "Stop Talking About Comic Books or I'll Kill You", about a couple who argue over the sheer volume of comic books, films, and memorabilia they both collect.
* DisappearedDad: "Tiberius Rising" is from the perspective of a father who misses his now-grown son, Jimmy, and is almost an inversion of this trope, since it's the son who was always the distant one. If you pay attention to the subtext, you'll realize that [[spoiler: Jimmy is [[Franchise/StarTrek James Tiberius Kirk]]]].
* IJustWantToBeSpecial: "My Secret Origin", which is the lament of a young adult who is disappointed at their mundane life.
* SuperHeroOrigin: "Super Powers", which describes the origins of several well-known superheroes.
* SlowClap: "Hollywood's Ending" describes a theatre full of people reacting this way to the equally cliched ending of a cowboy movie. The narrator notes that everybody wants to be in their own movie.
* VillainSong: "Mwahaha", which discusses a number of villainous tropes.
* WeirdnessMagnet: The narrator of the song "Stranger in the Mirror", who is strongly implied to be ComicBook/JohnConstantine based on some of the bizarre events mentioned.
The name comes from the character of Ookla the Mok from the early 1980s cartoon series ''WesternAnimation/ThundarrTheBarbarian''.
'''Tropes appearing in their music include:'''
* CrackIsCheaper: "Stop Talking About Comic Books or I'll Kill You", about a couple who argue over the sheer volume of comic books, films, and memorabilia they both collect.
* DisappearedDad: "Tiberius Rising" is from the perspective of a father who misses his now-grown son, Jimmy, and is almost an inversion of this trope, since it's the son who was always the distant one. If you pay attention to the subtext, you'll realize that [[spoiler: Jimmy is [[Franchise/StarTrek James Tiberius Kirk]]]].
* IJustWantToBeSpecial: "My Secret Origin", which is the lament of a young adult who is disappointed at their mundane life.
* SuperHeroOrigin: "Super Powers", which describes the origins of several well-known superheroes.
* SlowClap: "Hollywood's Ending" describes a theatre full of people reacting this way to the equally cliched ending of a cowboy movie. The narrator notes that everybody wants to be in their own movie.
* VillainSong: "Mwahaha", which discusses a number of villainous tropes.
* WeirdnessMagnet: The narrator of the song "Stranger in the Mirror", who is strongly implied to be ComicBook/JohnConstantine based on some of the bizarre events mentioned.
