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* EasterSpecial: The episode takes place on Easter and a subplot focuses on a mysterious costumed Easter Bunny.
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* EasterSpecial: EasterEpisode: The episode takes place on over Easter and a subplot focuses on has Amy dealing with a mysterious costumed Easter Bunny.person in a bunny suit going around the store. Meanwhile, Glenn is excited about a PassionPlay at Church.
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* {{Gaslighting}}: To keep Jerry from getting in trouble while disguised as the Easter Bunny, Sandra claims to Dina that the bunny isn't there, even when Dina can see that he's right in front of Sandra. This makes Dina believe she's going crazy, which Sandra affirms may be the case.
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* RunningGag: Whenever someone questions the legality of the break room camera, Amy (or anybody else talking about it) refers to it as "a morally grey area."
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* RunningGag: Whenever someone questions the legality of the break room camera, Amy (or anybody else talking about it) refers to it as "a morally [morally] grey area."
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* {{Fetish}}: Sandra's into hooking up with Jerry while he wears the bunny suit, describing it as "kind of a fantasy" of hers.
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'''"Easter"'''
Using a secret break room security camera, Amy watches her employees make fun of her and begins changing herself accordingly. Dina tracks down a suspicious Easter Bunny wandering around the store. Garett helps Glenn rehearse for his church passion play.
Using a secret break room security camera, Amy watches her employees make fun of her and begins changing herself accordingly. Dina tracks down a suspicious Easter Bunny wandering around the store. Garett helps Glenn rehearse for his church passion play.
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* BadBadActing: Glenn pronounces his lines very clumsily as Judas.
* EasterSpecial: The episode takes place on Easter and a subplot focuses on a mysterious costumed Easter Bunny.
* FailedASpotCheck: At one point, the Easter Bunny walks right behind Dina while she's warning other customers to keep an eye out for the Easter Bunny.
* MeanCharacterNiceActor: Glenn gets saddled with the role of Judas in a PassionPlay, but worries about playing a villainous character when he's such a nice guy.
* PassionPlay: Glenn's subplot has him rehearse for a passion play at his church, taking the role of Judas.
* PokeThePoodle: Glenn claims the most evil thing he ever did was eat Jerusha's Dippin' Dots and then claim a homeless man did it. Then subverted when he remembers the time he outed his gay friend in Sunday school and inadvertently got him sent to conversion camp, which Garrett and Jonah agree is actually really bad.
* RunningGag: Whenever someone questions the legality of the break room camera, Amy (or anybody else talking about it) refers to it as "a morally grey area."
* BadBadActing: Glenn pronounces his lines very clumsily as Judas.
* EasterSpecial: The episode takes place on Easter and a subplot focuses on a mysterious costumed Easter Bunny.
* FailedASpotCheck: At one point, the Easter Bunny walks right behind Dina while she's warning other customers to keep an eye out for the Easter Bunny.
* MeanCharacterNiceActor: Glenn gets saddled with the role of Judas in a PassionPlay, but worries about playing a villainous character when he's such a nice guy.
* PassionPlay: Glenn's subplot has him rehearse for a passion play at his church, taking the role of Judas.
* PokeThePoodle: Glenn claims the most evil thing he ever did was eat Jerusha's Dippin' Dots and then claim a homeless man did it. Then subverted when he remembers the time he outed his gay friend in Sunday school and inadvertently got him sent to conversion camp, which Garrett and Jonah agree is actually really bad.
* RunningGag: Whenever someone questions the legality of the break room camera, Amy (or anybody else talking about it) refers to it as "a morally grey area."
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