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* SelfServingMemory: Dennis accuses the others of viewing high school through rose-tinted glasses when they start reminiscing about how great it was, claiming that the only reason Mac and Charlie got to hang out with the popular crowd was because Mac sold everyone weed and Charlie was the class clown, while Dee was a complete social outcast due to wearing a back brace for scoliosis.
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* SelfServingMemory: Dennis accuses the others of viewing high school through rose-tinted glasses when they start reminiscing about how great it was, claiming that the only reason Mac and Charlie got to hang out with him and the popular crowd was because Mac sold everyone weed and Charlie was the class clown, while Dee was a complete social outcast due to wearing a back brace for scoliosis.scoliosis. It's later revealed in the season 7 finale that this is mostly true, but that Dennis was never popular, just deluded, and was just as much of a loser as them.
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* NeverMyFault: Charlie and Mac claim that it's not their responsibility to check [=IDs=] when Dennis asks how the hell underage kids started getting into the bar in the first place.
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* NeverMyFault: Charlie and Mac claim that it's not their responsibility job to check [=IDs=] when Dennis asks how the hell underage kids started getting into the bar in the first place.place. Dennis reminds them that this is, in fact, ''all of their jobs''.
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* IntergenerationalFriendship: Charlie forms a friendship with the high schooler, Sara, joining in on her gossip about the other students. Even when Sara asked Charlie to prom, unlike Tammy and Try asking Dennis and Dee, it seemed to be purely platonic, Charlie later gladly letting Sara's ex-boyfriend dance with her during it.
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* IntergenerationalFriendship: Charlie forms a friendship with the high schooler, Sara, joining in on her gossip about the other students. Even when Sara asked Charlie to prom, unlike Tammy and Try Trey asking Dennis and Dee, it seemed to be purely platonic, Charlie later gladly letting Sara's ex-boyfriend dance with her during it.
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Misuse. This is for in a character guesses something another person is doing, and then the cut shows the opposite
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* DescriptionCut: Immediately after Dee warns Dennis not to compare her to Mac and Charlie, we cut to the aforementioned duo [[TooDumbToLive attempting to huff safety glue in Charlie's apartment]].
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* IntergenerationalFriendship: Charlie forms a friendship with the high schooler, Sara, joining in on her gossip about the other students. Even when Sara asked Charlie to prom, unlike Tammy and Try asking Dennis and Dee, it seemed to be purely platonic, Charlie later gladly letting Sara's ex-boyfriend dance with her during it.
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* NeverMyFault: All of the characters claim that it's not their responsibility to check [=IDs=] when Dennis asks how the hell underage kids started getting into the bar in the first place.
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* NeverMyFault: All of the characters Charlie and Mac claim that it's not their responsibility to check [=IDs=] when Dennis asks how the hell underage kids started getting into the bar in the first place.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Dennis is hesitant to sleep with a young-but-of-age girl, when in later seasons he actively seeks them out. Dee is still largely presented as the voice of reason, scolding the others for their immoral antics.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: EarlyInstallmentWeirdness:
** Dennis is hesitant to sleep with a young-but-of-age girl, when in later seasons he actively seeks themout. out.
** Dee is still largely presented as the voice of reason, scolding the others for their immoral antics.
** Dennis is hesitant to sleep with a young-but-of-age girl, when in later seasons he actively seeks them
** Dee is still largely presented as the voice of reason, scolding the others for their immoral antics.
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A Date With Rosie Palms is no longer a trope
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* ADateWithRosiePalms: While on the phone to her mother, Dee claims she has to get ready for a date with her friends Steven... then she hangs up the phone and takes out a vibrator.
-->'''Dee:''' Hello, Steven.
-->'''Dee:''' Hello, Steven.
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* WateringDown: Mac suggests that they do this with the drinks they serve to the kids in order to keep them from getting too drunk - and to make more profit.
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* WateringDown: Mac Dennis suggests that they do this with the drinks they serve to the kids in order to keep them from getting too drunk - and to make more profit.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Dennis is hesitant to sleep with a young-but-of-age girl, when in later seasons he actively seeks them out. Dee is still largely presented as the voice of reason, scolding the others for their immoral antics.
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* OnlySaneWoman: Dee is the only one who objects to the Gang's plan to allow underage drinking at Paddy's.
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Jail Bait is now a disambiguation. Deleting/replacing wicks as appropriate. Moved to discussion
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* JailBait: Both Dennis and Dee end up dating barely-legal high school seniors. On learning that Tammy is, in fact, eighteen, Mac and Charlie give Dennis the go-ahead to "bang" her.
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* {{Blackmail}}: Tammy threatens tell the police that Paddy's is serving underage kids unless Dennis goes to the prom with her.
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* {{Blackmail}}: Tammy threatens to tell the police that Paddy's is serving underage kids unless Dennis goes to the prom with her.
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Lolicon and shotacon have been disambiguated. Links with too little context are being removed - "paedo" is not always a trope, examples where the tropeworthiness is unclear are being removed. Also, please do not use "loli" as a synonym for little girl; see Lolicon And Shotacon as to why not
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* {{Lolicon}}: Mac and Charlie both comment on Dennis's "creepy" obsession with dating younger women, claiming that he only went after freshmen when they were seniors in high school.
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* ShipperOnDeck: When Sara's ex-boyfriend wants to dance with her at the prom, Charlie gives them the go-ahead and smiles as they rekindle their romance.
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The gang reinvents their bar as a safe haven for teenage drinkers, and Dee, Dennis, and Charlie regress to their teenage selves when each of them get asked to the prom.
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->''"Eighteen's legal, bro. This isn't a morality contest."''
->--'''Charlie'''
The gang reinvents their bar as a safe haven for teenage drinkers, and Dee, Dennis, and Charlie regress to their teenage selves when each of them get asked to theprom.prom.
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!This episode provides examples of the following tropes:
* AlphaBitch: Tammy, the girl who asks Dennis to prom, appears to be one of these.
* AppealToFlattery: The high school kids convince Mac and Charlie to bring them a keg for their house party by repeatedly claiming they're the coolest guys they've ever met.
* {{Blackmail}}: Tammy threatens tell the police that Paddy's is serving underage kids unless Dennis goes to the prom with her.
* CompetitionFreak: Mac gets ridiculously hyped up over winning a game of flip cup at a high school party, to a point where the onlookers comment on what an asshole he is.
* ADateWithRosiePalms: While on the phone to her mother, Dee claims she has to get ready for a date with her friends Steven... then she hangs up the phone and takes out a vibrator.
-->'''Dee:''' Hello, Steven.
* DescriptionCut: Immediately after Dee warns Dennis not to compare her to Mac and Charlie, we cut to the aforementioned duo [[TooDumbToLive attempting to huff safety glue in Charlie's apartment]].
* GreenEyedMonster: Mac is jealous about being the only member of the gang not invited to prom, despite repeatedly insisting that it's lame.
* JailBait: Both Dennis and Dee end up dating barely-legal high school seniors. On learning that Tammy is, in fact, eighteen, Mac and Charlie give Dennis the go-ahead to "bang" her.
* TheLadette: Dee chugs beer throughout the episode and does a keg stand that lasts for over seventy seconds at the house party.
* LiquidCourage: Dee has to get drunk to keep her nerves in check whenever she's around a guy she likes.
* {{Lolicon}}: Mac and Charlie both comment on Dennis's "creepy" obsession with dating younger women, claiming that he only went after freshmen when they were seniors in high school.
* MakeoutPoint: Trey takes Dee on a date to Lemon Hill, which she describes as the place where all the cool kids used to hang out.
* MySisterIsOffLimits: Several different people throughout the episode tell Dennis that Trey is going to bang Dee, much to his annoyance.
* NeverMyFault: All of the characters claim that it's not their responsibility to check [=IDs=] when Dennis asks how the hell underage kids started getting into the bar in the first place.
* OhCrap: How Mac and Dennis initially react when they realize that all their customers are underage, until they decide to profit off of it.
* OperationJealousy: The ending of the episode reveals that Tammy and Trey were only using Dennis and Dee in order to make each other jealous. They end up getting back together, leaving the twins humiliated from being dumped on prom night despite being in their late twenties.
* SelfServingMemory: Dennis accuses the others of viewing high school through rose-tinted glasses when they start reminiscing about how great it was, claiming that the only reason Mac and Charlie got to hang out with the popular crowd was because Mac sold everyone weed and Charlie was the class clown, while Dee was a complete social outcast due to wearing a back brace for scoliosis.
* SpeakingLikeTotallyTeen: Charlie starts doing this after spending a little too much time with the teenagers, to the annoyance of everybody else.
* WateringDown: Mac suggests that they do this with the drinks they serve to the kids in order to keep them from getting too drunk - and to make more profit.
* WildTeenParty: Subverted at first, when Mac and Charlie turn up to the house party only to find everybody sitting around sober and playing board games. Then they bring the booze, and it quickly turns into a straight example.
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->--'''Charlie'''
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!This episode provides examples of the following tropes:
* AlphaBitch: Tammy, the girl who asks Dennis to prom, appears to be one of these.
* AppealToFlattery: The high school kids convince Mac and Charlie to bring them a keg for their house party by repeatedly claiming they're the coolest guys they've ever met.
* {{Blackmail}}: Tammy threatens tell the police that Paddy's is serving underage kids unless Dennis goes to the prom with her.
* CompetitionFreak: Mac gets ridiculously hyped up over winning a game of flip cup at a high school party, to a point where the onlookers comment on what an asshole he is.
* ADateWithRosiePalms: While on the phone to her mother, Dee claims she has to get ready for a date with her friends Steven... then she hangs up the phone and takes out a vibrator.
-->'''Dee:''' Hello, Steven.
* DescriptionCut: Immediately after Dee warns Dennis not to compare her to Mac and Charlie, we cut to the aforementioned duo [[TooDumbToLive attempting to huff safety glue in Charlie's apartment]].
* GreenEyedMonster: Mac is jealous about being the only member of the gang not invited to prom, despite repeatedly insisting that it's lame.
* JailBait: Both Dennis and Dee end up dating barely-legal high school seniors. On learning that Tammy is, in fact, eighteen, Mac and Charlie give Dennis the go-ahead to "bang" her.
* TheLadette: Dee chugs beer throughout the episode and does a keg stand that lasts for over seventy seconds at the house party.
* LiquidCourage: Dee has to get drunk to keep her nerves in check whenever she's around a guy she likes.
* {{Lolicon}}: Mac and Charlie both comment on Dennis's "creepy" obsession with dating younger women, claiming that he only went after freshmen when they were seniors in high school.
* MakeoutPoint: Trey takes Dee on a date to Lemon Hill, which she describes as the place where all the cool kids used to hang out.
* MySisterIsOffLimits: Several different people throughout the episode tell Dennis that Trey is going to bang Dee, much to his annoyance.
* NeverMyFault: All of the characters claim that it's not their responsibility to check [=IDs=] when Dennis asks how the hell underage kids started getting into the bar in the first place.
* OhCrap: How Mac and Dennis initially react when they realize that all their customers are underage, until they decide to profit off of it.
* OperationJealousy: The ending of the episode reveals that Tammy and Trey were only using Dennis and Dee in order to make each other jealous. They end up getting back together, leaving the twins humiliated from being dumped on prom night despite being in their late twenties.
* SelfServingMemory: Dennis accuses the others of viewing high school through rose-tinted glasses when they start reminiscing about how great it was, claiming that the only reason Mac and Charlie got to hang out with the popular crowd was because Mac sold everyone weed and Charlie was the class clown, while Dee was a complete social outcast due to wearing a back brace for scoliosis.
* SpeakingLikeTotallyTeen: Charlie starts doing this after spending a little too much time with the teenagers, to the annoyance of everybody else.
* WateringDown: Mac suggests that they do this with the drinks they serve to the kids in order to keep them from getting too drunk - and to make more profit.
* WildTeenParty: Subverted at first, when Mac and Charlie turn up to the house party only to find everybody sitting around sober and playing board games. Then they bring the booze, and it quickly turns into a straight example.
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