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* SpecialGuest: Creator/KadeemHardison appears as himself, auditioning for ''Ma Dukes Finds Herself a Man'' alongside Robert.
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* SpecialGuest: Creator/KadeemHardison appears as himself, AsHimself, auditioning for ''Ma Dukes Finds Herself a Man'' alongside Robert.
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* SinisterMinister: Winston Jerome is more than just an entertainer; he runs his theater troupe like some kind of bizarre quasi-Christian cult, with the ultimate goal of brainwashing men into having gay sex with him. He even makes all his employees live in a compound, forbidding them from any contact with their families outside.
* SpecialGuest: Creator/KadeemHardison appears as himself, auditioning for ''Ma Dukes Finds Herself a Man'' alongside Robert.
* SpecialGuest: Creator/KadeemHardison appears as himself, auditioning for ''Ma Dukes Finds Herself a Man'' alongside Robert.
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* SinisterMinister: Winston Jerome is more than just an entertainer; he runs his theater troupe like some kind of bizarre quasi-Christian cult, with the ultimate goal of brainwashing men into having gay sex with him. He even makes all his employees live in a compound, forbidding them from any contact with their families outside.
* SpecialGuest: Kadeem Hardison appears as himself, auditioning for ''Ma Dukes Finds Herself a Man'' alongside Robert.
* SpecialGuest: Kadeem Hardison appears as himself, auditioning for ''Ma Dukes Finds Herself a Man'' alongside Robert.
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* TitleDrop: "Pause" is used by Riley throughout the episode if "No Homo" isn't used after what sounds like a gay/homosexually-directed DoubleEntendre.
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* TitleDrop: "Pause" is used by Riley throughout the episode if episode. He claims that "No Homo" isn't should be used after what a phrase sounds like a gay/homosexually-directed DoubleEntendre.
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* TitleDrop: "Pause" is used by Riley throughout the episode if "No Homo" isn't used after what sounds like a gay/homosexual-directed DoubleEntendre.
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* TitleDrop: "Pause" is used by Riley throughout the episode if "No Homo" isn't used after what sounds like a gay/homosexual-directed gay/homosexually-directed DoubleEntendre.
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* TitleDrop: "Pause" is used by Rikey throughout the episode if "No Homo" isn't used after what sounds like a gay-directed DoubleEntendre.
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* TitleDrop: "Pause" is used by Rikey Riley throughout the episode if "No Homo" isn't used after what sounds like a gay-directed gay/homosexual-directed DoubleEntendre.
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* {{Expy}}: On top of being a TakeThat to Creator/TylerPerry, Winston Jerome is also based on Dr. Frank N' Furter from ''Film/RockyHorrorPictureShow'', being a theatrical, cultish, crossdressing sex-maniac. Even his introductory song bare a resemblance to his VillainSong "Sweet Transvestite," with a few choreographic cues resembling "Time Warp".
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* {{Expy}}: On top of being a TakeThat to Creator/TylerPerry, Winston Jerome is also based on Dr. Frank N' Furter from ''Film/RockyHorrorPictureShow'', being a theatrical, cultish, crossdressing sex-maniac. Even his introductory song bare bares a resemblance to his VillainSong "Sweet Transvestite," with a few choreographic cues resembling "Time Warp".
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* {{Expy}}: On top of being a TakeThat to Creator/TylerPerry, Winston Jerome is also based on Dr. Frank N' Furter from ''Film/RockyHorrorPictureShow'', being a theatrical, cultish, crossdressing sex-maniac. Even his introductory song bare a resemblance to his VillainSong "Sweet Transvestite," with a few choreographic cues resembling "Time Warp".
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* TitleDrop: "Pause" is used throughout the episode if "No Homo" isn't used after what sounds like a gay-directed DoubleEntendre.
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* TitleDrop: "Pause" is used by Rikey throughout the episode if "No Homo" isn't used after what sounds like a gay-directed DoubleEntendre.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Winston Jerome is an unflattering parody of Creator/TylerPerry. Unfortunately, said celebrity actually was harmed, as stated above.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Winston Jerome is an unflattering parody of Creator/TylerPerry. Unfortunately, said celebrity actually was harmed, as stated above.
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* TakeThat: Oh this episode does not hold any punches regarding Tyler Perry or his StrictlyFormula story plots described above.
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* TakeThat: Oh this This episode does not hold ''not'' pull any punches regarding Tyler Perry or his StrictlyFormula story plots described above.stories.
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* BannedEpisode: The reason this episode isn't seen on reruns or streaming services (excluding Canadian Creator/{{Netflix}}) is because Tyler Perry complained that Winston Jerome is based on him.
** Subverted as the episode will air a rerun on May 29, 2020 and the episode is currently available on Creator/HBOMax. But it is currently unknown if the episode will become apart of regular rotation.
** Subverted as the episode will air a rerun on May 29, 2020 and the episode is currently available on Creator/HBOMax. But it is currently unknown if the episode will become apart of regular rotation.
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* SpecialGuest: Kadeem Hardison appears as himself, auditioning for ''Ma Dukes Finds Herself a Man'' alongside Robert.
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* TakeThat: Oh this episode does not hold any punches regarding Tyler Perry or his StrictlyFormula story plots described above..
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* TakeThat: Oh this episode does not hold any punches regarding Tyler Perry or his StrictlyFormula story plots described above..above.
* TitleDrop: "Pause" is used throughout the episode if "No Homo" isn't used after what sounds like a gay-directed DoubleEntendre.
* TitleDrop: "Pause" is used throughout the episode if "No Homo" isn't used after what sounds like a gay-directed DoubleEntendre.
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* TakeThat: Oh this episode does not hold any punches regarding Tyler Perry.
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* TakeThat: Oh this episode does not hold any punches regarding Tyler Perry.Perry or his StrictlyFormula story plots described above..
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* BannedEpisode: The reason this episode isn't seen on reruns (excluding Canadian Creator/{{Netflix}}) is because Tyler Perry complained that Winston Jerome is based on him.
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* BannedEpisode: The reason this episode isn't seen on reruns or streaming services (excluding Canadian Creator/{{Netflix}}) is because Tyler Perry complained that Winston Jerome is based on him.him.
** Subverted as the episode will air a rerun on May 29, 2020 and the episode is currently available on Creator/HBOMax. But it is currently unknown if the episode will become apart of regular rotation.
** Subverted as the episode will air a rerun on May 29, 2020 and the episode is currently available on Creator/HBOMax. But it is currently unknown if the episode will become apart of regular rotation.
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* UncleTomfoolery: Jerome's plays and movies run on black stereotype humor.
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* UncleTomfoolery: Jerome's plays and movies run on black stereotype humor.humor.
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* TakeThat: Winston Jerome is an unflattering parody of Creator/TylerPerry.
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* TakeThat: NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Winston Jerome is an unflattering parody of Creator/TylerPerry.Creator/TylerPerry. Unfortunately, said celebrity actually was harmed, as stated above.
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* {{Expy}} / NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Winston Jerome is an unflattering parody of Creator/TylerPerry.
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* {{Expy}} / NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: TakeThat: Winston Jerome is an unflattering parody of Creator/TylerPerry.
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* BannedEpisode: The reason this episode isn't seen on reruns (excluding Canadian {{Netflix}}) is because Tyler Perry complained that Winston Jerome is based on him.
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* BannedEpisode: The reason this episode isn't seen on reruns (excluding Canadian {{Netflix}}) Creator/{{Netflix}}) is because Tyler Perry complained that Winston Jerome is based on him.
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Megasuperstar of stage and screen Winston Jerome casts Granddad in a leading role, but the theater group turns out to be a homoerotic evangelistic cult and Huey and Riley try to sabotage the play.
!!Episode Tropes:
* BadBadActing: Grandad is not a great actor.
* BannedEpisode: The reason this episode isn't seen on reruns (excluding Canadian Netflix) is because Tyler Perry complained that Winston Jerome is based on him.
!!Episode Tropes:
* BadBadActing: Grandad is not a great actor.
* BannedEpisode: The reason this episode isn't seen on reruns (excluding Canadian Netflix) is because Tyler Perry complained that Winston Jerome is based on him.
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* AllGaysLoveTheater: Guess who.
* ArmoredClosetGay: Jerome claims that he is a straight, God-fearing Christian man. Only in the climax does he admit that he just wanted to fuck Granddad.
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* BannedEpisode: The reason this episode isn't seen on reruns (excluding Canadian
* CreepyCrossdresser: Jerome often dresses up as an obese SassyBlackWoman. It's implied that he's both gay and transgender.
* {{Expy}} / NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Winston Jerome is an unflattering parody of Creator/TylerPerry.
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** 1) A beautiful black woman is in a troubled relationship with dark skinned bald guy.
** 2) She meets a shirtless light skinned gardener who just got out of jail.
** 3) They bond over their love of Jesus.
** 4) She tried to give her marriage one last chance with the dark skinned bald guy.
** 5) Before the dark skinned bald guy hits her, the shirtless light skinned gardener saves her.
** 7) The woman and the gardener kiss.
* TakeThat: Oh this episode does not hold any punches regarding Tyler Perry.
** 2) She meets a shirtless light skinned gardener who just got out of jail.
** 3) They bond over their love of Jesus.
** 4) She tried to give her marriage one last chance with the dark skinned bald guy.
** 5) Before the dark skinned bald guy hits her, the shirtless light skinned gardener saves her.
** 7) The woman and the gardener kiss.
* TakeThat: Oh this episode does not hold any punches regarding Tyler Perry.
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* SinisterMinister: Winston Jerome is more than just an entertainer; he runs his theater troupe like some kind of bizarre quasi-Christian cult, with the ultimate goal of brainwashing men into having gay sex with him. He even makes all his employees live in a compound, forbidding them from any contact with their families outside.
* TakeThat: Oh this episode does not hold any punches regarding Tyler
* UncleTomfoolery: Jerome's plays and movies run on black stereotype humor.
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Megasuperstar of stage and screen Winston Jerome casts Granddad in a leading role, but the theater group turns out to be a homoerotic evangelistic cult and Huey and Riley try to sabotage the play.
!!Episode Tropes:
* BadBadActing: Grandad is not a great actor.
* BannedEpisode: The reason this episode isn't seen on reruns (excluding Canadian Netflix) is because Tyler Perry complained that Winston Jerome is based on him.
* StrictlyFormula: Huey gives an explanation on how each Winston Jerome story plays out;
** 1) A beautiful black woman is in a troubled relationship with dark skinned bald guy.
** 2) She meets a shirtless light skinned gardener who just got out of jail.
** 3) They bond over their love of Jesus.
** 4) She tried to give her marriage one last chance with the dark skinned bald guy.
** 5) Before the dark skinned bald guy hits her, the shirtless light skinned gardener saves her.
** 7) The woman and the gardener kiss.
* TakeThat: Oh this episode does not hold any punches regarding Tyler Perry.
!!Episode Tropes:
* BadBadActing: Grandad is not a great actor.
* BannedEpisode: The reason this episode isn't seen on reruns (excluding Canadian Netflix) is because Tyler Perry complained that Winston Jerome is based on him.
* StrictlyFormula: Huey gives an explanation on how each Winston Jerome story plays out;
** 1) A beautiful black woman is in a troubled relationship with dark skinned bald guy.
** 2) She meets a shirtless light skinned gardener who just got out of jail.
** 3) They bond over their love of Jesus.
** 4) She tried to give her marriage one last chance with the dark skinned bald guy.
** 5) Before the dark skinned bald guy hits her, the shirtless light skinned gardener saves her.
** 7) The woman and the gardener kiss.
* TakeThat: Oh this episode does not hold any punches regarding Tyler Perry.
