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* HollywoodGenetics: Wendy has a darker complexion than the rest of her family, and doesn't look like them at all.
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* PregnancyTestPlot: In "Miss Conceived", a positive pregnancy test keeps being misplaced and then found by someone else. By the end, the three husbands believe that their wives are pregnant and the women think the same about each other. Turns out that the pregnancy test is actually really old and was kept as a keepsake by one of the women from her last pregnancy almost nine years ago.
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* AloofBigSister: Monica.
* BigBrotherBully: Tom often comes across this way to Wendy.
* BigBrotherBully: Tom often comes across this way to Wendy.
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* AloofBigSister: Monica.
*Monica, the oldest of the Bellow family, shows up at times but is mostly off with her own life. Her default attitude regarding her siblings Tom and Wendy tends to be disdain or at least cool reserve. She's attractive, successful and much more confident than either of them.
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* ChildhoodFriendRomance: Tom and Jessie.
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* ChildhoodFriendRomance: Tom and Jessie. In the series' intro they can be seen playing together as little kids, then over time dating as they grew up before getting married.
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* DoubleEntendre: "Hanging Pictures" is all about this.
* GettingMyOwnRoomPlot: One episode focuses on Tom and Jessie trying to find their own place, ultimately landing them in the Bellow's attic.
* GettingMyOwnRoomPlot: One episode focuses on Tom and Jessie trying to find their own place, ultimately landing them in the Bellow's attic.
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* DoubleEntendre: "Hanging Pictures" is all about this.
this, as a euphemism for sex.
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** One episode focuses on Tom and Jessie trying to find their own place, ultimately landing them in the Bellow's attic.
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** One episode focuses on Tom and Jessie trying to find their own place, ultimately landing them in the Bellow's attic.
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* GirlNextDoor: Jessie. A NiceGirl who's a ChildhoodFriend of Tom's (she literally is the child of his next door neighbors), who grew into [[ChildhoodFriendRomance his girlfriend and later wife]].
* HappilyMarried: Despite occasional spats, Tom, Jessie and both their parents have happy, loving marriages (although theirs is the most difficult at first).
* HappilyMarried: Despite occasional spats, Tom, Jessie and both their parents have happy, loving marriages (although theirs is the most difficult at first).
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* InformedJudaism: The Bellows often reference orthodox Jewish traditions throughout the series.
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* InformedJudaism: The Bellows often reference orthodox Jewish traditions throughout the series. However, they rarely do anything specifically Jewish in the series such as following particular traditions.
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* MarriedTooYoung: The main premise of the show. On a dare, Tom and Jessie marry at age 18 (hence the title), which their parents are opposed to. It's not only because of their age (Jessie's parents are opposed to getting married in general), though a major factor. However, despite difficulties they make this work and their parents later accept it.
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* TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior: Wendy suggests they play an Creator/HannahMontana board game at the bachelorette party to which Judith quickly dismisses. Wendy then informs the latter that there's a drinking version. Judith doesn't question the fact that Wendy (who is only supposed to be around 13) knows anything about drinking games.
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* TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior: Wendy suggests they play an Creator/HannahMontana a ''Series/HannahMontana'' board game at the bachelorette party to which Judith quickly dismisses. Wendy then informs the latter that there's a drinking version. Judith doesn't question the fact that Wendy (who is only supposed to be around 13) knows anything about drinking games.
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* CastingGag: Jessie is a gentile, with it being a plot point that she won't convert to Judaism like her husband Tom's parents want. She's played by Creator/StaceyFarber, who is actually Jewish, whereas the actors playing Tom and his parents aren't.
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* CircumcisionAngst: It's revealed in the episode "Goy Story" that Ben panicked at the thought of getting circumcised when converting to Judaism, so he lied to Judith and said he went through with it. After she finds out she demands that he get the procedure done and he does at the end of the episode - and faints because of it.
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* HollywoodNerd: Wendy.
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* TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior: Wendy suggests they play an Creator/HannahMontana board game at the batchelorette bachelorette party to which Judith quickly dismisses. Wendy then informs the latter that there's a drinking version. Judith doesn't question the fact that Wendy (who is only supposed to be around 13) knows anything about drinking games.
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The show stars Stacey Farber and Michael Seater as Jessie Hill and Tom Bellow, a young couple who decide, on a dare, to get married right out of high school. The cast also includes Peter Keleghan and Ellen David as Tom's parents Ben and Judith Bellow, and Alain Goulem and Angela Asher as Jessie's parents Phil Hill and Tara Mercer. The two families live next door to each other and ascribe to the adage that "good fences make good neighbors." Jessie's parents are free-spirited and do not believe in societal constructs of marriage or organized religion. They have a refugee from Iraq living in their basement. Tom's parents are traditional white-collar sticklers for rules. Tom's father is a judge who converted to Judaism when he married and his mother is a homemaker. Jessie and Tom eventually settle into the attic suite of Tom's parents' house as their first marital home and try to balance college, work, and the trials of being young newlyweds. The show is set in Montreal, Quebec.
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The show stars Stacey Farber Creator/StaceyFarber and Michael Seater Creator/MichaelSeater as Jessie Hill and Tom Bellow, a young couple who decide, on a dare, to get married right out of high school. The cast also includes Peter Keleghan and Ellen David as Tom's parents Ben and Judith Bellow, and Alain Goulem and Angela Asher as Jessie's parents Phil Hill and Tara Mercer. The two families live next door to each other and ascribe to the adage that "good fences make good neighbors." Jessie's parents are free-spirited and do not believe in societal constructs of marriage or organized religion. They have a refugee from Iraq living in their basement. Tom's parents are traditional white-collar sticklers for rules. Tom's father is a judge who converted to Judaism when he married and his mother is a homemaker. Jessie and Tom eventually settle into the attic suite of Tom's parents' house as their first marital home and try to balance college, work, and the trials of being young newlyweds. The show is set in Montreal, Quebec.
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** There's another episode where Wendy announces that she wants Tom's room since he now lives in the attic.
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* HippieParents: Jessie's parents often come across as an overgrown GranolaGirl and a GranolaGuy in contrast to the Tom's straight-laced orthodox Jewish parents.
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* HippieParents: Jessie's parents often come across as an overgrown GranolaGirl and a GranolaGuy in contrast to the Tom's straight-laced orthodox Jewish parents.
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* TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior: Wendy suggests they play an Creator/HannahMontana board game at the batchelorette party to which Judith quickly dismisses. Wendy then informs the latter that there's a drinking version. Judith doesn't question the fact that Wendy (who is only supposed to be around 13) knows anything about drinking games.
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* AloofBigSister: Monica.
* BigBrotherBully: Tom often comes across this way to Wendy.
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* CampingEpisode: In "If a Bellow Falls in the Forest", nature is never the same when the families roll onto the campground in an immense RV. Tom and Jessie escape from their parents only to get lost in the woods.
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* MistakenForPregnant: A positive pregnancy test keeps being misplaced and then found by someone else. By the end, the three husbands believe that their wives are pregnant and the women think the same about each other. Turns out that the pregnancy test is actually really old and was kept as a keepsake by one of the women from her last pregnancy almost nine years ago.
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* MistakenForPregnant: A In "Miss Conceived", a positive pregnancy test keeps being misplaced and then found by someone else. By the end, the three husbands believe that their wives are pregnant and the women think the same about each other. Turns out that the pregnancy test is actually really old and was kept as a keepsake by one of the women from her last pregnancy almost nine years ago.
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* LockedInARoom: In "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner", the parents get trapped in Phil's garage with unresolved tensions and hash brownies.
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''18 to Life'' is a Canadian sitcom television series that debuted on January 4, 2010, on [[Creator/{{CBC}} CBC Television.
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''18 to Life'' is a Canadian sitcom television series that debuted on January 4, 2010, on CBC Television.
The show stars Stacey Farber and Michael Seater as Jessie Hill and Tom Bellow, a young couple who decide, on a dare, to get married right out of high school. The cast also includes Peter Keleghan and Ellen David as Tom's parents Ben and Judith Bellow, and Alain Goulem and Angela Asher as Jessie's parents Phil Hill and Tara Mercer. The two families live next door to each other and ascribe to the adage that "good fences make good neighbors." Jessie's parents are free-spirited and do not believe in societal constructs of marriage or organized religion. They have a refugee from Iraq living in their basement. Tom's parents are traditional white-collar sticklers for rules. Tom's father is a judge who converted to Judaism when he married and his mother is a homemaker. Jessie and Tom eventually settle into the attic suite of Tom's parents' house as their first marital home and try to balance college, work, and the trials of being young newlyweds. The show is set in Montreal, Quebec.
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* MistakenForPregnant: A positive pregnancy test keeps being misplaced and then found by someone else. By the end, the three husbands believe that their wives are pregnant and the women think the same about each other. Turns out that the pregnancy test is actually really old and was kept as a keepsake by one of the women from her last pregnancy almost nine years ago.
* SlobsVsSnobs: Jessie's parents are free-spirited and do not believe in societal constructs of marriage or organized religion. They have a refugee from Iraq living in their basement. Tom's parents are traditional white-collar sticklers for rules. Tom's father is a judge who converted to Judaism when he married and his mother is a homemaker.
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The show stars Stacey Farber and Michael Seater as Jessie Hill and Tom Bellow, a young couple who decide, on a dare, to get married right out of high school. The cast also includes Peter Keleghan and Ellen David as Tom's parents Ben and Judith Bellow, and Alain Goulem and Angela Asher as Jessie's parents Phil Hill and Tara Mercer. The two families live next door to each other and ascribe to the adage that "good fences make good neighbors." Jessie's parents are free-spirited and do not believe in societal constructs of marriage or organized religion. They have a refugee from Iraq living in their basement. Tom's parents are traditional white-collar sticklers for rules. Tom's father is a judge who converted to Judaism when he married and his mother is a homemaker. Jessie and Tom eventually settle into the attic suite of Tom's parents' house as their first marital home and try to balance college, work, and the trials of being young newlyweds. The show is set in Montreal, Quebec.
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* MistakenForPregnant: A positive pregnancy test keeps being misplaced and then found by someone else. By the end, the three husbands believe that their wives are pregnant and the women think the same about each other. Turns out that the pregnancy test is actually really old and was kept as a keepsake by one of the women from her last pregnancy almost nine years ago.
* SlobsVsSnobs: Jessie's parents are free-spirited and do not believe in societal constructs of marriage or organized religion. They have a refugee from Iraq living in their basement. Tom's parents are traditional white-collar sticklers for rules. Tom's father is a judge who converted to Judaism when he married and his mother is a homemaker.
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