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** In season 3, Fuches elects to [[spoiler:pose as a private eye and approach the families of Barry's victims, pointing to him as their killer and noting how the police won't catch him, all in the hopes that it will create vigilantes who'll kill Barry. As its shown, making ordinary people into killers is not exactly a straight process. The widow and son of the hotel man are clearly nervous wrecks who have no idea what they're doing, the mother ultimately shooting her son by accident. Ryan's father is severely depressed in his grief over his child, even when having Barry at his mercy he states that he just wants to see his son again, ultimately turning his gun on himself. In contrast, Janet's father Jim is a much more suspicious of Fuches's story and skilled enough of a manipulator that it's very easy for him to trick Fuches into police custody. ]]
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** In Season 3 season 3, Fuches elects to [[spoiler:pose as a private eye and approach the families of Barry's victims, pointing to him as their killer and noting how the police won't catch him, all in the hopes that it will create vigilantes who'll take vengeance.kill Barry. As its shown, making ordinary people into killers is not exactly a straight process. The widow and son of the hotel man are clearly nervous wrecks who have no idea what they're doing, the mother ultimately shooting her son by accident. Ryan's father is severely depressed in his grief over his child, even when having Barry at his mercy he states that he just wants to see his son again, ultimately turning his gun on himself. In contrast, Janet's father Jim is a much more suspicious of Fuches's story and skilled enough of a manipulator that it's very easy for him to trick Fuches into police custody. ]]
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* AnyoneCanDie: A ''staggering'' amount of recurring and major characters are killed off throughout the series. Almost everyone associated with Barry, Fuches, and Hank's criminal underworld is dead by the series finale. [[spoiler:Barry and Hank]] themselves are both killed off in the final episode.
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* IJustShotMarvinInTheFace: At the end of "crazytimesh*tshow", Kyle and Julie go over their plan to kill Barry while Julie is nervously holding the firearm she purchased. [[spoiler:It accidentally misfires and hits Kyle in his stomach]].
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* SoundOnlyDeath: Most notably in "starting now" where [[spoiler:Akhmal and Yandar]] are gruesomely torn to shreds by [[spoiler:a wild panther]].
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* UncertainDoom: [[spoiler:Kyle's fate is left up in the air after his mother, Julie, accidentally shoots him in the gut. They're last seen frantically driving away from Barry, presumably so Julie could rush him to the hospital]].
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* VomitDiscretionShot: When [[spoiler:Akhmal and Yandar]] are being ''violently'' mauled to death by [[spoiler:a panther]] in Hank's neighboring cell, one of the guards observing the event throws up on the floor. We don't see him vomit, but the noise is heard and the sick is seeing seeping under the door of Hank's cell.
* VomitIndiscretionShot: Hank throws up repeatedly in "Past = Present x Future Over Yesterday" after Barry comes very close to killing him after a botched assassination attempt.
* VomitIndiscretionShot: Hank throws up repeatedly in "Past = Present x Future Over Yesterday" after Barry comes very close to killing him after a botched assassination attempt.
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* ImprobableAimingSkills: In episode "you're charming", an assassin in the ceiling of the prison interrogation room, who is supposed to act as backup to [[TheCameo Fred Armesan's]] [[Creator/FredArmisen character]] gets clean headshots of two of the government agents in the room; and then kills a third and fourth agent, and finally kills a prison guard who is rushing in after hearing the shots, with rapid-fire (yet still avoids hitting his cohort who previously blew his fingers off with a defective pen pistol in an attempt to kill Barry) from a full sized assault rifle. The room size shows a pistol or submachine gun would make more sense for the rifleman to employ at the short distances between the shooter and the targets. Yet when you see where the assassin is situated, his rifle barrel is sticking out of the ceiling tile with his sights obscured, and not pointing in the direction where the final shot was directed. After getting instructions to shoot the still living Barry, the gunman twists his gun around to shoot at Barry's head ([[WithinArmsReach which Barry protects himself with a metal tray that was lying on the floor]]), yet at a much slower arc than what was shown when the other people in the room got shot. Barry employs a more realistic return fire with the dead guard's pistol, shooting everywhere at the ceiling tile where the gun barrel is sticking out from and killing the attacker.
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* ImprobableAimingSkills: In episode "you're charming", an assassin in the ceiling of the prison interrogation room, who is supposed to act as backup to [[TheCameo Fred Armesan's]] [[Creator/FredArmisen Armesan's character]] gets clean headshots of two of the government agents in the room; and then room, kills a the third and fourth agent, and finally kills a prison guard who is rushing in after hearing the shots, agent with rapid-fire (yet still avoids hitting his cohort who previously blew his fingers off with a defective pen pistol in an attempt to kill Barry) Barry), and finally kills a prison guard who is rushing in after hearing the shots, from a full sized assault rifle. The rifle (the room size shows a pistol or submachine gun would make more sense for the rifleman assassin to employ at the short distances between the shooter and the targets. targets). Yet when you see where the assassin is situated, his rifle barrel is sticking out of the ceiling tile with his sights obscured, and not pointing in the direction where the final shot was directed. directed at the security guard. After getting instructions from [[Creator/FredArmisen Fred]] to shoot the still living Barry, the gunman twists his gun around to shoot at Barry's head ([[WithinArmsReach which Barry protects himself with a metal tray that was lying on the floor]]), yet at a much slower arc than what was shown when the other people in the room got shot.shot in quick succession. Barry employs a more realistic return fire with the dead guard's pistol, shooting everywhere at the ceiling tile where the gun barrel is sticking out from and killing the attacker.
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* ImprobableAimingSkills: In episode "you're charming", an assassin in the ceiling of the prison interrogation room, who is supposed to act as backup to [[TheCameo Fred Armesan's]] [[Creator/FredArmisen character]] gets clean headshots of two of the government agents in the room; and then kills a third and fourth agent, and a prison guard who is rushing in after hearing the shots, with rapid-fire (yet still avoids hitting his cohort who previously blew his fingers off with a defective pen pistol in an attempt to kill Barry) from a full sized assault rifle. The room size shows a pistol or submachine gun would make more sense for the rifleman to employ at the short distances between the shooter and the targets. Yet when you see where the assassin is situated, his rifle barrel is sticking out of the ceiling tile with his sights obscured, and is still able to twist his gun around to shoot at Barry's head ([[WithinArmsReach which Barry protects himself with a metal tray that was lying on the floor]]). Barry employs a more realistic return fire with the dead guard's pistol, shooting everywhere at the ceiling tile where the gun barrel is sticking out from and killing the attacker.
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* ImprobableAimingSkills: In episode "you're charming", an assassin in the ceiling of the prison interrogation room, who is supposed to act as backup to [[TheCameo Fred Armesan's]] [[Creator/FredArmisen character]] gets clean headshots of two of the government agents in the room; and then kills a third and fourth agent, and finally kills a prison guard who is rushing in after hearing the shots, with rapid-fire (yet still avoids hitting his cohort who previously blew his fingers off with a defective pen pistol in an attempt to kill Barry) from a full sized assault rifle. The room size shows a pistol or submachine gun would make more sense for the rifleman to employ at the short distances between the shooter and the targets. Yet when you see where the assassin is situated, his rifle barrel is sticking out of the ceiling tile with his sights obscured, and is not pointing in the direction where the final shot was directed. After getting instructions to shoot the still able to twist living Barry, the gunman twists his gun around to shoot at Barry's head ([[WithinArmsReach which Barry protects himself with a metal tray that was lying on the floor]]).floor]]), yet at a much slower arc than what was shown when the other people in the room got shot. Barry employs a more realistic return fire with the dead guard's pistol, shooting everywhere at the ceiling tile where the gun barrel is sticking out from and killing the attacker.
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* ImprobableAimingSkills: In episode "you're charming", an assassin in the ceiling of the prison interrogation room, who is supposed to act as backup to [[TheCameo Fred Armesan's]] [[Creator/FredArmisen character]] gets clean headshots of two of the government agents in the room; and then kills a third agent, and a prison guard who is rushing in after hearing the shots, with auto fire (yet still avoids hitting his cohort who previously blew his fingers off with a defective pen pistol in an attempt to kill Barry) from a full sized assault rifle. The room size shows a pistol or submachine gun would make more sense for the rifleman to employ at the short distances between the shooter and the targets. Yet when you see where the assassin is situated, his rifle barrel is sticking out of the ceiling tile with his sights obscured, and is still able to twist his gun around to shoot at Barry's head ([[WithinArmsReach which Barry protects himself with a metal tray that was lying on the floor]]). Barry employs a more realistic return fire with the dead guard's pistol, shooting everywhere at the ceiling tile where the gun barrel is sticking out from and killing the attacker.
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* ImprobableAimingSkills: In episode "you're charming", an assassin in the ceiling of the prison interrogation room, who is supposed to act as backup to [[TheCameo Fred Armesan's]] [[Creator/FredArmisen character]] gets clean headshots of two of the government agents in the room; and then kills a third and fourth agent, and a prison guard who is rushing in after hearing the shots, with auto fire rapid-fire (yet still avoids hitting his cohort who previously blew his fingers off with a defective pen pistol in an attempt to kill Barry) from a full sized assault rifle. The room size shows a pistol or submachine gun would make more sense for the rifleman to employ at the short distances between the shooter and the targets. Yet when you see where the assassin is situated, his rifle barrel is sticking out of the ceiling tile with his sights obscured, and is still able to twist his gun around to shoot at Barry's head ([[WithinArmsReach which Barry protects himself with a metal tray that was lying on the floor]]). Barry employs a more realistic return fire with the dead guard's pistol, shooting everywhere at the ceiling tile where the gun barrel is sticking out from and killing the attacker.
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* ImprobableAimingSkills: In episode "you're charming", an assassin in the ceiling of the prison interrogation room, who is supposed to act as backup to [[TheCameo Fred Armesan's]] [[Creator/FredArmisen character]] gets clean headshots of two of the government agents in the room; and then kills a third agent, and a prison guard who is rushing in after hearing the shots, with auto fire (yet still avoids hitting his cohort who previously blew his fingers off with a defective pen pistol in an attempt to kill Barry) from a full sized assault rifle. The room size shows a pistol or submachine gun would make more sense for the rifleman to employ at the short distances between the shooter and the targets. Yet when you see where the assassin is situated, his rifle barrel is sticking out of the ceiling tile with his sights obscured, and is still able to twist his gun around to shoot at Barry's head ([[WithinArmsReach which Barry protects himself with a metal tray that was lying on the floor]]). Barry employs a more realistic return fire with the dead guard's pistol, shooting everywhere at the ceiling tile where the gun barrel is sticking out with and killing the attacker.
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* ImprobableAimingSkills: In episode "you're charming", an assassin in the ceiling of the prison interrogation room, who is supposed to act as backup to [[TheCameo Fred Armesan's]] [[Creator/FredArmisen character]] gets clean headshots of two of the government agents in the room; and then kills a third agent, and a prison guard who is rushing in after hearing the shots, with auto fire (yet still avoids hitting his cohort who previously blew his fingers off with a defective pen pistol in an attempt to kill Barry) from a full sized assault rifle. The room size shows a pistol or submachine gun would make more sense for the rifleman to employ at the short distances between the shooter and the targets. Yet when you see where the assassin is situated, his rifle barrel is sticking out of the ceiling tile with his sights obscured, and is still able to twist his gun around to shoot at Barry's head ([[WithinArmsReach which Barry protects himself with a metal tray that was lying on the floor]]). Barry employs a more realistic return fire with the dead guard's pistol, shooting everywhere at the ceiling tile where the gun barrel is sticking out with from and killing the attacker.
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* ImprobableAimingSkills: An assassin in the ceiling of the prison interrogation room, who is supposed to act as backup to [[TheCameo Fred Armesan's character]] gets clean headshots of two of the government agents in the room; and then kills a third agent, and a prison guard who is rushing in after hearing the shots, with auto fire (yet still avoids hitting his cohort who previously blew his fingers off with a defective pen pistol in an attempt to kill Barry) from a full sized assault rifle. The room size shows a pistol or submachine gun would make more sense for the rifleman to employ at the short distances between the shooter and the targets. Yet when you see where the assassin is situated, his rifle barrel is sticking out of the ceiling tile with his sights obscured, and is still able to twist his gun around to shoot at Barry's head ([[WithinArmsReach which Barry protects himself with a metal tray that was lying on the floor]]). Barry employs a more realistic return fire with the dead guard's pistol, shooting everywhere at the ceiling tile where the gun barrel is sticking out with and killing the attacker.
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* ImprobableAimingSkills: An In episode "you're charming", an assassin in the ceiling of the prison interrogation room, who is supposed to act as backup to [[TheCameo Fred Armesan's Armesan's]] [[Creator/FredArmisen character]] gets clean headshots of two of the government agents in the room; and then kills a third agent, and a prison guard who is rushing in after hearing the shots, with auto fire (yet still avoids hitting his cohort who previously blew his fingers off with a defective pen pistol in an attempt to kill Barry) from a full sized assault rifle. The room size shows a pistol or submachine gun would make more sense for the rifleman to employ at the short distances between the shooter and the targets. Yet when you see where the assassin is situated, his rifle barrel is sticking out of the ceiling tile with his sights obscured, and is still able to twist his gun around to shoot at Barry's head ([[WithinArmsReach which Barry protects himself with a metal tray that was lying on the floor]]). Barry employs a more realistic return fire with the dead guard's pistol, shooting everywhere at the ceiling tile where the gun barrel is sticking out with and killing the attacker.
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* ImprobableAimingSkills: An assassin in the ceiling of the prison interrogation room, who is supposed to act as backup to [[TheCameo Fred Armesan's character]] gets clean headshots of two of the government agents in the room; and then kills a third agent, and a prison guard who is rushing in after hearing the shots, with auto fire (yet still avoids hitting his cohort who previously blew his fingers off with a defective pen pistol in an attempt to kill Barry) from a full sized assault rifle. The room size shows a pistol or submachine gun would make more sense for the rifleman to employ at the short distances between the shooter and the targets. Yet when you see where the assassin is situated, his rifle barrel is sticking out of the ceiling tile with his sights obscured, and is still able to twist his gun around to shoot at Barry's head ([[WithinArmsReach which Barry protects himself with a metal tray that was lying on the floor]]). Barry employs a more realistic return fire with the dead guard's pistol, shooting everywhere at the ceiling tile where the gun barrel is sticking out with and killing the attacker.
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* KillerFinale: [[spoiler:Barry and Noho Hank]] both die in the GrandFinalr.
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''Barry'' is an Creator/{{HBO}} dark comedy-drama series, created by Creator/BillHader and Alec Berg.
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The show debuted in March 2018 with a format of eight episodes that run for roughly a half hour. Its fourth and final season premiered in 2023.
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The show debuted in March 2018 with a format of eight episodes that run for roughly a half hour. Its fourth and final season premiered aired in 2023.
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* MurderByProxy: After Barry murders Detective Janice Moss to keep his past as a hitman secret, her partner Loach spends Season 2 digging up evidence on Barry so he can avenge her death... [[spoiler:Just kidding. Turns out he wants to blackmail Barry into killing his soon-to-be-ex-wife's new lover out of petty jealousy. And Loach doesn't mention that he plans to kill Barry himself once the deed is done]].
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** Creator/{{Jim Cummings|1986}} and Creator/MichaelCumpsty appear as [[spoiler: the fictionalized versions of Barry and Cousineau respectively]] in the finale, alongside Creator/JaedenMartell as [[spoiler: a teenage John.]]
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** Creator/{{Jim Cummings|1986}} Cummings|Filmmaker}} and Creator/MichaelCumpsty appear as [[spoiler: the fictionalized versions of Barry and Cousineau respectively]] in the finale, alongside Creator/JaedenMartell as [[spoiler: a teenage John.]]
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* HypocriticalHumour: Early in Season 2 Mr. Cousineau instructs the acting class to recreate a scene from their own lives, offering an honest look to themselves and others about who they are. Barry elects to tell the story of a time in Afghanistan where his fellow Marine Albert was shot, eventually admitting in a private moment to Cousineau that in a revenge-fueled rage he shot a totally innocent civilian by mistake, some family connections managing to get him discharged and basically allowing him to get away with it. In a moment of particularly dark humor, the horrified Gene immediately tells Barry to never repeat the tale to anyone else.
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* HypocriticalHumour: Early in Season 2 Mr. Cousineau instructs the acting class to recreate a scene from their own lives, offering an honest look to themselves and others about who they are. Barry elects to tell the story of a time in Afghanistan where his fellow Marine Albert was shot, eventually admitting in a private moment to Cousineau that in a revenge-fueled rage he shot a totally innocent civilian by mistake, some family connections managing to get him discharged and basically allowing him to get away with it. In a moment of particularly dark humor, the horrified Gene immediately tells Barry to never repeat the tale to anyone else.
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**Averted with Albert who is shown to be good at his job and immediately calls out the LAPD on their incompetent mistakes.
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* ViolenceIsDisturbing: Zig Zagged, as it's either played very straight or used for very dark laughs, but Bill Hader has stated that the show never glorifies its violence, with the consequences and aftermath always done in a grounded and often unsettling manner.
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* ViolenceIsDisturbing: Zig Zagged, ZigZagged, as it's either played very straight or used for very dark laughs, but Bill Hader has stated that the show never glorifies its violence, with the consequences and aftermath always done in a grounded and often unsettling manner.
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* ViolenceIsDisturbing: Zig-zagged, as it's either played very straight or used for very dark laughs, but Bill Hader has stated that the show never glorifies its violence, with the consequences and aftermath always done in a grounded and often unsettling manner.
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* ViolenceIsDisturbing: Zig-zagged, Zig Zagged, as it's either played very straight or used for very dark laughs, but Bill Hader has stated that the show never glorifies its violence, with the consequences and aftermath always done in a grounded and often unsettling manner.
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* TookALevelInBadass: Fuches spends most of the series getting his ass kicked, but when he gets out of prison [[spoiler:under his new identity as the Raven]], he's become a feared gang leader.
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* TookALevelInBadass: Fuches spends most of the series as a cowardly lowlife getting his ass kicked, but when he gets out of prison [[spoiler:under his new identity as the Raven]], he's become a feared gang leader.
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** By Season 3, as Barry's mental health deteriorates, this has [[WouldHurtAChild noticeably changed]], with Barry threatening to kill Gene's grandson for his own gain.
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* AchillesInHisTent: Pretty much the entire premise of the show is Barry attempting to leave his job as a professional hitman behind to pursue his passion for acting, only to get sucked back into the business, either to clear his name or to perform dirty work for the Chechens, Fuches, [[spoiler:Detective John Loach in Season 2,]] etc.
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* AchillesInHisTent: Pretty much the entire premise of the show is Barry attempting to leave his job as a professional hitman behind to pursue his passion for acting, only to get sucked back into the business, either to clear his name or to perform dirty work for the Chechens, Fuches, [[spoiler:Detective John Loach in Season 2,]] etc.
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* HeKnowsTooMuch: Inevitably, a couple instances in the show occur where Barry has to murder unwilling witnesses to his acts. Notable examples include [[spoiler:his old friend and Marine partner Chris and detective Janice Moss]] in Season 1.
* HeKnowsTooMuch: Inevitably, a couple instances in the show occur where Barry has to murder unwilling witnesses to his acts. Notable examples include [[spoiler:his old friend and Marine partner Chris and detective Janice Moss]] in Season 1.
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* IOweYouMyLife: Albert catches Barry in the act but ultimately decides to let Barry go in repayment for Barry saving his life in Afghanistan.
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* InsistentTerminology: Barry sure does get called a psycho(path) a lot.
* InsistentTerminology: Barry sure does get called a psycho(path) a lot.
* IOweYouMyLife: Albert catches Barry in the act but ultimately decides to let Barry go in repayment for Barry saving his life in Afghanistan.
* LadyLooksLikeADude: Esther looks very masculine, to the point that Fuches (jokingly or not, it's hard to say) notes "In America, Esther is a woman's name" on meeting her, to Esther's anger.
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* LadyLooksLikeADude: Esther looks very masculine, to the point that Fuches (jokingly or not, it's hard to say) notes "In America, Esther is a woman's name" on meeting her, to Esther's anger.
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* OnlyAFleshWound: Akhmal's "50-50 with Cristóbal" dance after taking a bullet [[spoiler:from Barry]] to the shoulder. [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]] in that this dance, the lezginka, is usually done at breakneck speed (examples: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzkoCpDb4aM]], [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SO6F1oBPc6k]]).
* OnlyAFleshWound: Akhmal's "50-50 with Cristóbal" dance after taking a bullet [[spoiler:from Barry]] to the shoulder. [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]] in that this dance, the lezginka, is usually done at breakneck speed (examples: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzkoCpDb4aM]], [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SO6F1oBPc6k]]).
* ScrewedByTheNetwork: In-Universe, Sally's show gets dropped by its streaming platform and canceled within hours of debuting despite great reviews. When she demands an explanation, the executive blames everything on "the algorithm" because the show wasn't "hitting the right taste clusters."
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: In-Universe, Sally's show gets dropped by its streaming platform and canceled within hours of debuting despite great reviews. When she demands an explanation, the executive blames everything on "the algorithm" because the show wasn't "hitting the right taste clusters."
* ShowerOfAngst: Barry is in obvious distress after completing a job in premiere episode "Make Your Mark," leaning against the wall of the shower with his eyes closed.
* ShownTheirWork: [=NoHo=] Hank's and Akhmal's "50-50 with Cristóbal" dance is the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lezginka lezginka]], a traditional dance of the people of the Caucasus (Chechens included).
* ShownTheirWork: [=NoHo=] Hank's and Akhmal's "50-50 with Cristóbal" dance is the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lezginka lezginka]], a traditional dance of the people of the Caucasus (Chechens included).
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* ShowerOfAngst: Barry is in obvious distress after completing a job in premiere episode "Make Your Mark," leaning against the wall of the shower with his eyes closed.
* ShownTheirWork: [=NoHo=] Hank's and Akhmal's "50-50 with Cristóbal" dance is the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lezginka lezginka]], a traditional dance of the people of the Caucasus (Chechens included).
* ShownTheirWork: [=NoHo=] Hank's and Akhmal's "50-50 with Cristóbal" dance is the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lezginka lezginka]], a traditional dance of the people of the Caucasus (Chechens included).
* TheSnackIsMoreInteresting:
** In "710N", Sally and Lindsay have a somewhat serious conversation about whether they should keep working with [=BanShe=] after [[spoiler:they cancelled Sally's show]]. This is undercut by the fact that Lindsay is obsessing over and scarfing down one of the beignets Sally bought from Mitch.
** In season 4, a journalist casually snacks on Skittles while interviewing Barry.
** In "710N", Sally and Lindsay have a somewhat serious conversation about whether they should keep working with [=BanShe=] after [[spoiler:they cancelled Sally's show]]. This is undercut by the fact that Lindsay is obsessing over and scarfing down one of the beignets Sally bought from Mitch.
** In season 4, a journalist casually snacks on Skittles while interviewing Barry.
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* TheSnackIsMoreInteresting:
** In "710N", Sally and Lindsay have a somewhat serious conversation about whether they should keep working with [=BanShe=] after [[spoiler:they cancelled Sally's show]]. This is undercut by the fact that Lindsay is obsessing over and scarfing down one of the beignets Sally bought from Mitch.
** In season 4, a journalist casually snacks on Skittles while interviewing Barry.
** In "710N", Sally and Lindsay have a somewhat serious conversation about whether they should keep working with [=BanShe=] after [[spoiler:they cancelled Sally's show]]. This is undercut by the fact that Lindsay is obsessing over and scarfing down one of the beignets Sally bought from Mitch.
** In season 4, a journalist casually snacks on Skittles while interviewing Barry.
* TooDumbToLive: The bikers gunning for Barry seem to be almost suicidely ignorant of basic physics. One of them tries to block the street with his bike despite the fact that a speeding car will always win that showdown. Another one tries to hand off a machine gun to a compatriot speeding by which naturally results with inertia wrestling the gun from their hands and the biker losing control and crashing.
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* TooDumbToLive: The bikers gunning for Barry seem to be almost suicidely ignorant of basic physics. One of them tries to block the street with his bike despite the fact that a speeding car will always win that showdown. Another one tries to hand off a machine gun to a compatriot speeding by which naturally results with inertia wrestling the gun from their hands and the biker losing control and crashing.
* UncomfortableElevatorMoment: As uncomfortable as it gets in "candy asses", and done deliberately by Sally, who stops the elevator to scream "YOU ENTITLED FUCKING CUNT!" at Natalie, after finding out that Natalie basically stole Sally's idea and has her own show.
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* UncomfortableElevatorMoment: As uncomfortable as it gets in "candy asses", and done deliberately by Sally, who stops the elevator to scream "YOU ENTITLED FUCKING CUNT!" at Natalie, after finding out that Natalie basically stole Sally's idea and has her own show.
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* VillainProtagonist: Barry, who for all his attacks of conscience and his desire for a new career is still a ProfessionalKiller. This is brought home in Episode 1-7 in an excruciating sequence where Barry [[spoiler: murders his friend Chris to stop Chris from going to the cops]].
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* VillainProtagonist: Barry, who for all his attacks of conscience and his desire for a new career is still a ProfessionalKiller. This is brought home in Episode 1-7 in an excruciating sequence where Barry [[spoiler: murders his friend Chris to stop Chris from going to the cops]].
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"What?!" ([=S2E4=])
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** After Sally [[spoiler: gets filmed intensely cussing out Natalie, she loses her acting job. As is the case in real life, when you do something that unprofessional (especially when you are still an unestablished actor/actress no less) the studio you work for is not going to want you to keep you on board when they can face serious backlash from the public due to that person's behavior]]. This goes double in season 4 [[spoiler: where not only can Sally not get work because of her outburst, but because she dated Barry who now everyone knows is a hitman. Even if she didn't know about Barry's secret life, the fact is she still dated him and its another strike to her image, not the least being she publicly thanked him in a speech. Sally by that point is too much of a PR disaster to deal with.]]
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** After Sally [[spoiler: gets filmed intensely cussing out Natalie, she loses her acting writing job. As is the case in real life, when you do something that unprofessional (especially when you are still an unestablished actor/actress no less) the studio you work for is not going to want you to keep you on board when they can face serious backlash from the public due to that person's behavior]]. This goes double in season 4 [[spoiler: where not only can Sally not get work because of her outburst, but because she dated Barry who now everyone knows now thinks is a hitman.serial killer. Even if she didn't know about Barry's secret life, the fact is she still dated him and its another strike to her image, not the least being she publicly thanked him in a speech. Sally by that point is too much of a PR disaster to deal with.]]
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** [[spoiler:Julie accidentally shoots Kyle in the stomach while they're planning on killing Berkman. Downplayed as it's left ambiguous as to whether Kyle died.]]
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** [[spoiler:Julie accidentally shoots her son Kyle in the stomach while abdomen when they're planning on killing Berkman.about to ambush Barry. Downplayed as it's left ambiguous as to whether Kyle died.]]
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: In season 3, this happens with several of Fuches' "panthers" that he manipulates into seeking revenge against Barry, such as the mother and son duo who intend to kill Barry to avenge their husband/father who Barry had been paid to kill. They are about to ambush him when the mother [[spoiler:accidentally shoots her son in the stomach and frantically drives away with him,]] and they are never seen again. Similarly, after Sharon Lucado [[spoiler:fails to kill Barry by poisoning him in retaliation for murdering her husband Chris]], she is never seen again.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: In season 3, this happens with several of Fuches' "panthers" that he manipulates into seeking revenge against Barry, such as Julie and Kyle, the mother and son duo who intend to kill Barry to avenge their husband/father who Barry had been paid to kill. They are about to ambush him when the mother Julie [[spoiler:accidentally shoots her son Kyle in the stomach and frantically drives away with him,]] and they are never seen again. Similarly, after Sharon Lucado [[spoiler:fails to kill Barry by poisoning him in retaliation for murdering her husband Chris]], she is never seen again.
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** Season 4 Episode 4, "it takes a psycho": [[spoiler: Barry has escaped from custody. Hank kills his own men in order to spare him and Cristóbal from a raid from the Chechens, only for Cristóbal to reject him and end up getting killed anyways for knowing too much. Gene accidentally shoots his own son Leo out of paranoia, potentially killing him. Sally finds Barry in her own home and immediately decides to run away with him, the show then [[TimeSkip jumps around a decade later]] to reveal they now have a son and reside in an area similar to the place from Barry's daydreams]].
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** Season 4 Episode 4, "it takes a psycho": [[spoiler: Barry has escaped from custody. Hank kills his own men in order to spare him and Cristóbal from a raid from the Chechens, only for Cristóbal to reject him and end up getting killed anyways anyway for knowing too much. Gene accidentally shoots his own son Leo out of paranoia, potentially killing him. Sally finds Barry in her own home and immediately decides to run away with him, the show then [[TimeSkip jumps around a decade later]] to reveal they now have a son and reside in an area similar to the place from Barry's daydreams]].
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: In season 3, this happens with several of Fuches' "panthers" that he manipulates into seeking revenge against Barry, such as the mother and son duo who intend to kill Barry to avenge their husband/father who Barry had been paid to kill. They are about to ambush him when the mother [[spoiler:accidentally shoots her son in the stomach and frantically drives away with him,]] and they are never seen again. Similarly, after Sharon Lucado [[spoiler:fails to kill Barry by poisoning him]], she is never seen again.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: In season 3, this happens with several of Fuches' "panthers" that he manipulates into seeking revenge against Barry, such as the mother and son duo who intend to kill Barry to avenge their husband/father who Barry had been paid to kill. They are about to ambush him when the mother [[spoiler:accidentally shoots her son in the stomach and frantically drives away with him,]] and they are never seen again. Similarly, after Sharon Lucado [[spoiler:fails to kill Barry by poisoning him]], him in retaliation for murdering her husband Chris]], she is never seen again.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: A mother and son duo appear in season 3, intending to kill Barry to avenge their husband/father who Barry had been paid to kill. They are about to ambush him when the mother [[spoiler:accidentally shoots her son in the stomach and frantically drives away with him, and they are never seen again.]]
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: A In season 3, this happens with several of Fuches' "panthers" that he manipulates into seeking revenge against Barry, such as the mother and son duo appear in season 3, intending who intend to kill Barry to avenge their husband/father who Barry had been paid to kill. They are about to ambush him when the mother [[spoiler:accidentally shoots her son in the stomach and frantically drives away with him, him,]] and they are never seen again. Similarly, after Sharon Lucado [[spoiler:fails to kill Barry by poisoning him]], she is never seen again.]]
