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* BorrowedCatchphrase: When Davy proposes that Zero be sworn in as a witness by placing his hand on Literature/TheBible, Zero responds "You ''must'' be joking".
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* PhraseCatcher: When Davy proposes that Zero be sworn in as a witness by placing his hand on Literature/TheBible, Zero responds "You ''must'' be joking".
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* FireAndBrimstoneHell: DefiedTrope when Mr. Zero discusses what the place is actually like.
-->'''Zero:''' Don’t worry, Peter; you’ll like it down below.\\
'''Peter:''' What about the fires?\\
'''Zero:''' People are always talking about the fires. You don’t burn; all you feel is a sense of depression.
-->'''Zero:''' Don’t worry, Peter; you’ll like it down below.\\
'''Peter:''' What about the fires?\\
'''Zero:''' People are always talking about the fires. You don’t burn; all you feel is a sense of depression.
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-->'''Mike:''' If you love music, man, you can play music. If, uh, people say "Well, I can’t carry a note, I can’t, I can’t say, I can’t sing, I, I’m tone deaf." But nobody’s tone deaf, and if you love music, then you can play music. And all it takes is just love, because, uh, because, baby, in the final analysis, love is power. That’s where the power’s at. And, and, and you want to tell me that you gave it to him, but I know different, because I’m a musician.
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-->'''Mike:''' If you love music, man, you can play music. If, uh, people say "Well, I can’t carry a note, I can’t, I can’t say, I can’t sing, I, I’m tone deaf." But nobody’s tone deaf, and if you love music, then you can play music. And all it takes is just love, because, uh, because, baby, in the final analysis, love ''love'' is power. That’s ''That’s'' where the power’s at. And, and, and you ''you'' want to tell me that you gave it to him, but I know different, because I’m a musician.musician. And, uh, well, that’s really all there is to that.
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[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/0600_zero_peter.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:350:'''Peter:''' I don’t believe in devils.\\
'''Zero:''' Precisely why your soul is so interesting; innocence is at a premium.]]
[[caption-width-right:350:'''Peter:''' I don’t believe in devils.\\
'''Zero:''' Precisely why your soul is so interesting; innocence is at a premium.]]
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* JuryOfTheDamned: Mr. Zero assembles one made of notorious {{Historical Domain Character}}s.
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* JuryOfTheDamned: Mr. Zero assembles one made of Devil's Island inmates, with notorious {{Historical Domain Character}}s.Character}}s as witnesses.
* MediumAwareness: After Billy the Kid's testimony, Micky insists that Judge Bean call another witness "on the grounds that the television show’s not over."
* MediumAwareness: After Billy the Kid's testimony, Micky insists that Judge Bean call another witness "on the grounds that the television show’s not over."
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* PhraseCatcher: When Davy proposes that Zero be sworn in as a witness by placing his hand on Literature/TheBible, Zero responds "You ''must'' be joking".
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* ThePowerOfLove[=/=]ThePowerOfRock: In his summation speech to the jury, Mike argues that both powers are connected.
-->'''Mike:''' If you love music, man, you can play music. If, uh, people say "Well, I can’t carry a note, I can’t, I can’t say, I can’t sing, I, I’m tone deaf." But nobody’s tone deaf, and if you love music, then you can play music. And all it takes is just love, because, uh, because, baby, in the final analysis, love is power. That’s where the power’s at. And, and, and you want to tell me that you gave it to him, but I know different, because I’m a musician.
* ShoutOut: At one point, Micky says the situation at the trial is "Just like ''Theatre/InheritTheWind'', boy."
-->'''Mike:''' If you love music, man, you can play music. If, uh, people say "Well, I can’t carry a note, I can’t, I can’t say, I can’t sing, I, I’m tone deaf." But nobody’s tone deaf, and if you love music, then you can play music. And all it takes is just love, because, uh, because, baby, in the final analysis, love is power. That’s where the power’s at. And, and, and you want to tell me that you gave it to him, but I know different, because I’m a musician.
* ShoutOut: At one point, Micky says the situation at the trial is "Just like ''Theatre/InheritTheWind'', boy."
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The devil is in the details, especially with music contracts. Peter carelessly sells his soul for the love of music, and the Monkees fight to save him. Based on ''Faust''.
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The devil is in the details, especially with music contracts. Peter carelessly sells his soul for the love of music, and the Monkees fight to save him. Based on ''Faust''.
''Literature/TheDevilAndDanielWebster'' (and indirectly on ''Literature/{{Faust}}'').
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Zero calls Billy the Kid, Blackbeard the pirate, and Attila the Hun as witnesses, all of whom confirm Zero was the secret to their success. Mike calls Zero as his witness and declares that the contract for fame and fortune is invalid. Peter only wanted his music, which inherently comes from his soul. Zero argues he gave Peter the ability to play in exchange for his soul, who agrees it was almost worth it. Mike tells the court that the love of music gave Peter the power to play, and anyone who nurtures their love of music has that power, because love is power. Zero laughs and snaps Peter back to the same state in which he found him. Mike asks Peter to play. Peter’s not convinced, but Mike reassures him that he owns his power and his ability. Peter walks to the harp and plays a beautiful version of “I Wanna Be Free” that moves most of the court to tears. Micky and Davy silently cheer, while Mike intently concentrates on the music with his bandmate.\\\
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Zero calls Billy the Kid, Blackbeard UsefulNotes/BillyTheKid, UsefulNotes/{{Blackbeard}} the pirate, and Attila the Hun UsefulNotes/AttilaTheHun as witnesses, all of whom confirm Zero was the secret to their success. Mike calls Zero as his witness and declares that the contract for fame and fortune is invalid. Peter only wanted his music, which inherently comes from his soul. Zero argues he gave Peter the ability to play in exchange for his soul, who agrees it was almost worth it. Mike tells the court that the love of music gave Peter the power to play, and anyone who nurtures their love of music has that power, because love is power. Zero laughs and snaps Peter back to the same state in which he found him. Mike asks Peter to play. Peter’s not convinced, but Mike reassures him that he owns his power and his ability. Peter walks to the harp and plays a beautiful version of “I Wanna Be Free” that moves most of the court to tears. Micky and Davy silently cheer, while Mike intently concentrates on the music with his bandmate.\\\
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* DealWithTheDevil: Peter unwittingly makes one with Mr. Zero, not bothering to ReadTheFinePrint.
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* DealWithTheDevil: Peter unwittingly makes one with Mr. Zero, not bothering to ReadTheFinePrint. Fortunately, he's able to get out of it fair and square.
* JuryOfTheDamned: Mr. Zero assembles one made of notorious {{Historical Domain Character}}s.
* JuryOfTheDamned: Mr. Zero assembles one made of notorious {{Historical Domain Character}}s.
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* PopCulturalOsmosis: The generation of fans who first heard the story through this episode and ''WesternAnimation/TheDevilAndDanielMouse" might be surprised to learn the original version had nothing to do with music.
* SoundEffectBleep: The Monkees discuss Hell after Mr. Zero leaves:
* SoundEffectBleep: The Monkees discuss Hell after Mr. Zero leaves:
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* PopCulturalOsmosis: The generation of fans who first heard the story about ''Literature/TheDevilAndDanielWebster'' through this episode and and/or ''WesternAnimation/TheDevilAndDanielMouse" might be surprised to learn the original version had nothing to do with music.
* SoundEffectBleep: The Monkees discussHell {{Hell}} after Mr. Zero leaves:
* SoundEffectBleep: The Monkees discuss
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Song break: “No Time At All”
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Song break: “No Time At All”Time”
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* YouCalledMeXItMustBeSerious: At the climax of the trial, Mike challenges Peter to play the harp in the courtroom without the Devil's help. Peter, uncharacteristically panicked, says "Michael--I can't!" It's one of, if not the only times Mike is called by his full first name by one of the other Monkees.
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* YouCalledMeXItMustBeSerious: At the climax of the trial, Mike challenges Peter to play the harp in the courtroom without the Devil's help. Peter, uncharacteristically panicked, says "Michael--I can't!" It's one of, if not the only times Mike is called by his full first name by one of the other Monkees.Monkees.
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* DealWithTheDevil
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* DealWithTheDevilDealWithTheDevil: Peter unwittingly makes one with Mr. Zero, not bothering to ReadTheFinePrint.
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* VerySpecialEpisode: The band is unusually subdued for this one, even dressing in plain button-up shirts. Also, since the topic hit close to home for Peter and Michael offscreen, their acting is more mature than usual here. Most of the comedy is left to Davy and Micky.
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* VerySpecialEpisode: The band is unusually subdued for this one, even dressing in plain button-up shirts. Also, since the topic hit close to home for Peter and Michael offscreen, their acting is more mature than usual here. Most of the comedy is left to Davy and Micky.Micky.
* YouCalledMeXItMustBeSerious: At the climax of the trial, Mike challenges Peter to play the harp in the courtroom without the Devil's help. Peter, uncharacteristically panicked, says "Michael--I can't!" It's one of, if not the only times Mike is called by his full first name by one of the other Monkees.
* YouCalledMeXItMustBeSerious: At the climax of the trial, Mike challenges Peter to play the harp in the courtroom without the Devil's help. Peter, uncharacteristically panicked, says "Michael--I can't!" It's one of, if not the only times Mike is called by his full first name by one of the other Monkees.
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* OutsideGenreFoe: The second season has more otherworldly bad guys, but this one really gave the network censors [*cuckoo*]![[note]]hell[[/note]].
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* OutsideGenreFoe: The second season has more otherworldly bad guys, but this one really gave the network censors [*cuckoo*]![[note]]hell[[/note]].[*cuckoo*]![[note]]hell[[/note]]
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* OutsideGenreFoe: The second season has more otherworldly bad guys, but this one really gave the network censors [*cuckoo*]![[note]]hell[[/note]].
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The devil is in the details, especially with music contracts. Peter carelessly sells his soul for the love of music, and the Monkees fight to save him. Based on [[Myth/Faust Faust]].
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The devil is in the details, especially with music contracts. Peter carelessly sells his soul for the love of music, and the Monkees fight to save him. Based on [[Myth/Faust Faust]].
''Faust''.
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The devil is in the details, especially with music contracts. Peter carelessly sells his soul for the love of music, and the Monkees fight to save him. Based on [[Literature/Faust Faust]].
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The devil is in the details, especially with music contracts. Peter carelessly sells his soul for the love of music, and the Monkees fight to save him. Based on [[Literature/Faust [[Myth/Faust Faust]].
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The devil is in the details, especially with music contracts. Peter carelessly sells his soul for the love of music, and the Monkees fight to save him. Based on ''Literature/Faust''.
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The devil is in the details, especially with music contracts. Peter carelessly sells his soul for the love of music, and the Monkees fight to save him. Based on ''Literature/Faust''.
[[Literature/Faust Faust]].
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The devil is in the details, especially with music contracts. Peter carelessly sells his soul for the love of music, and the Monkees fight to save him. Based on ''Myth/Faust''.
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The devil is in the details, especially with music contracts. Peter carelessly sells his soul for the love of music, and the Monkees fight to save him. Based on ''Myth/Faust''.
''Literature/Faust''.
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The devil is in the details, especially with music contracts. Peter carelessly sells his soul for the love of music, and the Monkees fight to save him. Based on [[''Myth / Faust'']].
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The devil is in the details, especially with music contracts. Peter carelessly sells his soul for the love of music, and the Monkees fight to save him. Based on [[''Myth / Faust'']].
''Myth/Faust''.
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The devil is in the details, especially with music contracts. Peter carelessly sells his soul for the love of music, and the Monkees fight to save him. Based on [[''Myth/Faust'']].
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The devil is in the details, especially with music contracts. Peter carelessly sells his soul for the love of music, and the Monkees fight to save him. Based on [[''Myth/Faust'']].
[[''Myth / Faust'']].
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The devil is in the details, especially with music contracts. Peter carelessly sells his soul for the love of music, and the Monkees fight to save him. Based on ''Myth/Faust''.
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The devil is in the details, especially with music contracts. Peter carelessly sells his soul for the love of music, and the Monkees fight to save him. Based on ''Myth/Faust''.
[[''Myth/Faust'']].
