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* PinnedToTheGround: During the Leaguer's fight with the Female Furies, Big Barda throws Superman onto the ground and pins him down with her foot on his stomach before blasting him in his face with her weapon.
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* BadBoss: Granny's weapon causes extreme pain not only to the Justice Leaguers but also the Furies they're fighting, and Granny clearly couldn't care less or even enjoys it.
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* BadBoss: Granny's weapon causes extreme pain not only to the Justice Leaguers but also the Furies they're fighting, and fighting. Granny clearly couldn't care less or and may even enjoys enjoy it.
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* FreezeFrameBonus: If you pause during the social-media posts from G. Gordon Godfrey’s broadcast, you can see that the posts are from Captain Cold and Condiment King, complete with puns related to their gimmicks.
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* TakeThat: Lex Luthor swears that he's avoiding conflicts of interest between his businesses and his new position, by handing the former over to a blind trust... that just happens to be run by a family member of his. This is a pretty direct jab at Donald Trump, who was accused of similar tactics during his presidency.
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* TakeThat: Lex Luthor swears that he's avoiding conflicts of interest between his businesses and his new position, by handing the former over to a blind trust... that just happens to be run by a family member of his. This is a pretty direct jab at Donald Trump, who was accused of similar tactics during his presidency. Alternatively, it also highlights the fact that Luthor at least ''pretends'' to have this level of ethics, as Trump did not put any of his companies in a blind trust. In the comics, Lex Luthor ''was'' actually elected president, and fully divested himself of his company by turning the reins over to Talia al-Ghul. Comic book fans have pointed out in the past that this means Donald Trump is ''literally'' less ethical than a comic book supervillain.
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* BeserkButton: After finding out Granny's true nature, Gar really doesn't like her mentioning his mother.
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* BeserkButton: BerserkButton: After finding out Granny's true nature, Gar really doesn't like her mentioning his mother.
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* BeserkButton: After finding out Granny's true nature, Gar really doesn't like her mentioning his mother.
* BringIt: Garfield boldly says this when Granny threatens him.
* BringIt: Garfield boldly says this when Granny threatens him.
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* OutOfFocus: Dick appears briefly at the start of the episode and he isn't seen for the remainder or the next two episodes.
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* TakeThat: Lex Luthor swears that he's avoiding conflicts of interest between his businesses and his new position, by handing the former over to a blind trust... that just happens to be run by a family member of his. This is a pretty direct jab at Donald Trump, who faced some controversy over doing something similar during his presidency.
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* TakeThat: Lex Luthor swears that he's avoiding conflicts of interest between his businesses and his new position, by handing the former over to a blind trust... that just happens to be run by a family member of his. This is a pretty direct jab at Donald Trump, who faced some controversy over doing something was accused of similar tactics during his presidency.
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* GotMeDoingIt: Superman instinctively responds to their "underwhelming" situation with [[RunningGag "Stay whelmed."]] Hawkwoman, not having spent as much time with the Team, doesn't get it, to Superman's belated awkwardness.
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* CurseCutShort: The stanza of Guy's chanty gets as far as, "Guy Gardner's shapely a-" before Hawkman gives him the mute button.
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* CurseCutShort: The stanza of Guy's chanty gets as far as, "Guy Gardner's shapely a-" before Hawkman Wonder Woman gives him the mute button.
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* MythologyGag: Superman exclaims his infamous "Great Scott!"
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** Superman exclaims his infamous "GreatScott!"Scott!".
** The Thanagarian commander is Hro Talak, a CanonForeigner created for ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague''.
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** The Thanagarian commander is Hro Talak, a CanonForeigner created for ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague''.
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* StylisticSuck: Guy Gardner's song.
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* SaveTheVillain: Superman yanks Big Barda out of the machine, much to her shock.
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* SaveTheVillain: Superman yanks Big Barda out of the machine, much to her shock. Wonder Woman attempts a similar escape, but is less sucessful in making it out.
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Probably not spelling Kakash right.
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* MythologyGag: Superman exclaims his infamous "Great Scott!"
* PardonMyKlingon: The Thanagarian swear "Kakash."
* PardonMyKlingon: The Thanagarian swear "Kakash."
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* ForYourOwnGood: Granny, in true AbusiveParents fashion, claims that electrocuting Big Barda isn't torture but discipline for her own good.
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* SaveTheVillain: Superman yanks Big Barda out of the machine, much to her shock.
* SpaceIsNoisy: Averted, the space battle is completely silent except for Guy Gardner radioing in.
* SpaceIsNoisy: Averted, the space battle is completely silent except for Guy Gardner radioing in.
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The Leaguers in space track the activities of Apokolips.
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!!Tropes in this episode:
* AgonyBeam: When the machine in the asteroid base is activated, it causes horrible pain to everyone caught in its area of effect. It's not clear if this is precisely what it's intended to do, since it's not finished yet, though Granny clearly expected that it would have such an effect.
* ArmorPiercingAttack: The Javelin has Nth Metal missiles which can pierce shields.
* DeceasedFallGuyGambit: Granny pins the Goode VR mess on a rogue employee who is already dead, which she blames on the traffickers he was working with.
* DestructionEqualsOffSwitch: When Superman destroys the control console for Granny's machine, it immediately shuts off.
* LuredIntoATrap: Big Barda deliberately left an ion trail for the League to follow so they would come to the asteroid base and be destroyed.
* ThrownOutTheAirlock: Granny uses a variation on this by boom tubing the Leaguers into space just outside the asteroid. Luckily, Guy is there to share his life support shield.
* UnfinishedUntestedUsedAnyway: Whatever machine Granny Goodness and Desaad are designing in the asteroid base, Granny has it activated before they've completed it in an attempt to disable the Leaguers. It causes them horrible pain, but Superman manages to force his way free and destroy the control console.
* WeNeedADistraction: Hawkman fires an Nth Metal missile at the asteroid base to cause an explosion, allowing Superman to punch a hole in the hull in an attempt to pass it off as a secondary breach. Granny isn't fooled.
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!!Tropes in this episode:
* AgonyBeam: When the machine in the asteroid base is activated, it causes horrible pain to everyone caught in its area of effect. It's not clear if this is precisely what it's intended to do, since it's not finished yet, though Granny clearly expected that it would have such an effect.
* ArmorPiercingAttack: The Javelin has Nth Metal missiles which can pierce shields.
* DeceasedFallGuyGambit: Granny pins the Goode VR mess on a rogue employee who is already dead, which she blames on the traffickers he was working with.
* DestructionEqualsOffSwitch: When Superman destroys the control console for Granny's machine, it immediately shuts off.
* LuredIntoATrap: Big Barda deliberately left an ion trail for the League to follow so they would come to the asteroid base and be destroyed.
* ThrownOutTheAirlock: Granny uses a variation on this by boom tubing the Leaguers into space just outside the asteroid. Luckily, Guy is there to share his life support shield.
* UnfinishedUntestedUsedAnyway: Whatever machine Granny Goodness and Desaad are designing in the asteroid base, Granny has it activated before they've completed it in an attempt to disable the Leaguers. It causes them horrible pain, but Superman manages to force his way free and destroy the control console.
* WeNeedADistraction: Hawkman fires an Nth Metal missile at the asteroid base to cause an explosion, allowing Superman to punch a hole in the hull in an attempt to pass it off as a secondary breach. Granny isn't fooled.
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