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* ComfortFood: After Cyborg accidentally destroys part of the T tower thanks to P's advice to shoot the villain from a farther distance, the Titans decide to eat some chili to relieve their stress.
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* ComfortFood: After Cyborg accidentally destroys part of the T tower thanks to P's S&P's advice to shoot the villain from a farther distance, the Titans decide to eat some chili to relieve their stress.
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ONLY P NOT S AND P
Changed line(s) 7 (click to see context) from:
* ComfortFood: After Cyborg accidentally destroys part of the T tower thanks to S&P's advice to shoot the villain from a farther distance, the Titans decide to eat some chili to relieve their stress.
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* ComfortFood: After Cyborg accidentally destroys part of the T tower thanks to S&P's P's advice to shoot the villain from a farther distance, the Titans decide to eat some chili to relieve their stress.
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they forgot bookends and comfort food
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* BookEnds: The episode starts with the Titans fighting the villain violently... and ends with S&P fighting Backlash the exact same way.
* ComfortFood: After Cyborg accidentally destroys part of the T tower thanks to S&P's advice to shoot the villain from a farther distance, the Titans decide to eat some chili to relieve their stress.
* ComfortFood: After Cyborg accidentally destroys part of the T tower thanks to S&P's advice to shoot the villain from a farther distance, the Titans decide to eat some chili to relieve their stress.
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* AdviceBackfire: Once S&P start interrupting their meals instead of just their superhero work, the Titans are upset, saying that the only way they could reach the high standards S&P are trying to enforce is if everything about who they are as characters was changed. So, rather than accepting them for who they are, S&P use their superpowers to force them to change.
* BeatThemAtTheirOwnGame: In the end, once Backlash turns out to be too power for their family-friendly versions of the Titans, S&P realize that the only way to win is to be as gross and as violent as the acts that summoned Backlash in the first place, and they succeed.
* BeatThemAtTheirOwnGame: In the end, once Backlash turns out to be too power for their family-friendly versions of the Titans, S&P realize that the only way to win is to be as gross and as violent as the acts that summoned Backlash in the first place, and they succeed.
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* AdviceBackfire: Once S&P start interrupting their meals instead of just their superhero work, the Titans are upset, saying that the only way they could reach the high standards S&P are trying to enforce is if everything about who they are as characters was changed. So, However, rather than accepting them for who they are, S&P use their superpowers to force them to change.
* BeatThemAtTheirOwnGame: In the end, once Backlash turns out to be toopower powerful for their family-friendly versions of the Titans, S&P realize that the only way to win is to be as gross and as violent as the acts that summoned Backlash in the first place, and they succeed.
* BeatThemAtTheirOwnGame: In the end, once Backlash turns out to be too
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* ToonPhysics: One of the first ways that S&P try to help the Titans avoid Backlash and getting their show cancelled is to suggest implementing these instead of the FamilyUnfriendlyViolence they were using earlier, such as by having Cyborg beat a villain up with Beast Boy turned into a whale rather than by shooting him in the face with a missile.
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* ToonPhysics: One of the first ways that S&P try to help the Titans avoid Backlash and getting their show cancelled is to suggest implementing these instead of the FamilyUnfriendlyViolence they were using earlier, such as by having Cyborg beat a villain up with by using Beast Boy turned (turned into a whale whale) as a club rather than by shooting him in the face with a missile.
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* ToiletHumor: S&P consider extreme displays of grossness to be just as bad as extreme displays of violence, stepping in while the Titans are eating chili in order to censor their references to the act.
* ToonPhysics: One of the first ways that S&P try to help the Titans avoid backlash and getting their show cancelled is to suggest implementing these instead of the FamilyUnfriendlyViolence they were using earlier, such as by having Cyborg beat a villain up with Beast Boy turned into a whale rather than by shooting him in the face with a missile.
* ToonPhysics: One of the first ways that S&P try to help the Titans avoid backlash and getting their show cancelled is to suggest implementing these instead of the FamilyUnfriendlyViolence they were using earlier, such as by having Cyborg beat a villain up with Beast Boy turned into a whale rather than by shooting him in the face with a missile.
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* ToiletHumor: S&P consider extreme displays of grossness to be just as bad as extreme displays of violence, stepping in while the Titans are eating chili in order to censor their references to the act.
act of passing gas.
* ToonPhysics: One of the first ways that S&P try to help the Titans avoidbacklash Backlash and getting their show cancelled is to suggest implementing these instead of the FamilyUnfriendlyViolence they were using earlier, such as by having Cyborg beat a villain up with Beast Boy turned into a whale rather than by shooting him in the face with a missile.
* ToonPhysics: One of the first ways that S&P try to help the Titans avoid
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After the Titans pummel a villain in front of some young kids, which traumatizes them, the tiny superhero S(tandards) and superheroine P(ractices) step in to help them clean up their act.
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* AdviceBackfire: Once S&P start interrupting their meals instead of just their superhero work, the Titans are upset, saying that the only way they could reach the high standards S&P are trying to enforce is if everything about who they are as characters was changed. So, rather than accepting them for who they are, S&P use their superpowers to force them to change.
* BeatThemAtTheirOwnGame: In the end, once Backlash turns out to be too power for their family-friendly versions of the Titans, S&P realize that the only way to win is to be as gross and as violent as the acts that summoned Backlash in the first place, and they succeed.
* FamilyUnfriendlyViolence: The Titans brutalizing the villain at the start of the episode is what commences the plot. In the end, it's also what takes out Backlash.
* LiteralMetaphor: S&P force the Titans to change in order to avoid Backlash and getting cancelled. Once the Titans rebel, it turns out that they weren't referring to getting in trouble with a television network; there's an actual AnthropomorphicPersonification of Backlash who was summoned by their antics and has the power to "cancel" things by disintegrating them into television static.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: S&P end up helping the villain at the start of the episode get away by accident, as the ropes being used to secure him were too tight for their standards.
* ToiletHumor: S&P consider extreme displays of grossness to be just as bad as extreme displays of violence, stepping in while the Titans are eating chili in order to censor their references to the act.
* ToonPhysics: One of the first ways that S&P try to help the Titans avoid backlash and getting their show cancelled is to suggest implementing these instead of the FamilyUnfriendlyViolence they were using earlier, such as by having Cyborg beat a villain up with Beast Boy turned into a whale rather than by shooting him in the face with a missile.
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!!Tropes:
* AdviceBackfire: Once S&P start interrupting their meals instead of just their superhero work, the Titans are upset, saying that the only way they could reach the high standards S&P are trying to enforce is if everything about who they are as characters was changed. So, rather than accepting them for who they are, S&P use their superpowers to force them to change.
* BeatThemAtTheirOwnGame: In the end, once Backlash turns out to be too power for their family-friendly versions of the Titans, S&P realize that the only way to win is to be as gross and as violent as the acts that summoned Backlash in the first place, and they succeed.
* FamilyUnfriendlyViolence: The Titans brutalizing the villain at the start of the episode is what commences the plot. In the end, it's also what takes out Backlash.
* LiteralMetaphor: S&P force the Titans to change in order to avoid Backlash and getting cancelled. Once the Titans rebel, it turns out that they weren't referring to getting in trouble with a television network; there's an actual AnthropomorphicPersonification of Backlash who was summoned by their antics and has the power to "cancel" things by disintegrating them into television static.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: S&P end up helping the villain at the start of the episode get away by accident, as the ropes being used to secure him were too tight for their standards.
* ToiletHumor: S&P consider extreme displays of grossness to be just as bad as extreme displays of violence, stepping in while the Titans are eating chili in order to censor their references to the act.
* ToonPhysics: One of the first ways that S&P try to help the Titans avoid backlash and getting their show cancelled is to suggest implementing these instead of the FamilyUnfriendlyViolence they were using earlier, such as by having Cyborg beat a villain up with Beast Boy turned into a whale rather than by shooting him in the face with a missile.
