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** According to "Teenage Mutant Ninja Roommates," Anders apparently went to [[Film/{{The Crow}} Eric Draven]] Middle School, the mascot of which is a crow.
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** According to "Teenage Mutant Ninja Roommates," Anders apparently went to [[Film/{{The Crow}} Crow|1994}} Eric Draven]] Middle School, the mascot of which is a crow.
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* ShownTheirWork: It's unknown if there are any actual Music/InsaneClownPosse fans on the production staff, but they go surprisingly in-depth into the {{Juggalo}} subculture for the episode "Straight Up Juggahos", right down to having one of the Juggalettes dub Adam "Sugar Bear" (the name of Shaggy 2 Dope's character in ''Film/BigMoneyHustlas'') in one scene. Sure, they spend most of the episode ''mocking'' {{Juggalo}}s, but at least they got the details right.
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* ShownTheirWork: It's unknown if there are any actual Music/InsaneClownPosse fans on the production staff, but they go surprisingly in-depth into the {{Juggalo}} {{UsefulNotes/Juggalo}} subculture for the episode "Straight Up Juggahos", right down to having one of the Juggalettes dub Adam "Sugar Bear" (the name of Shaggy 2 Dope's character in ''Film/BigMoneyHustlas'') in one scene. Sure, they spend most of the episode ''mocking'' {{Juggalo}}s, juggalos, but at least they got the details right.
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Not to be confused with a {{Workaholic}}, which this show's main characters ''[[{{Irony}} definitely aren't]]''.
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Not to be confused with a {{Workaholic}}, which this show's main characters ''[[{{Irony}} ''[[SarcasticTitle definitely aren't]]''.
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* EmbarrassingVoicemail: In the episode "Real Time", the boys must get to work to erase drunk and angry messages they left the night before on Alice's answering machine.
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* {{Hellistics}}: The guys nearly hit a man in their car while driving to work. At the office, they discover a visiting company executive is that man. [[spoiler: Turns out to be an example for the exec too, as he was ''trying'' to get hit by a car.]]
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* AmbiguouslyBrown:
** A subplot in one episode involves Adam and Blake lusting after the same girl, with one thinking she's African-American, and the other thinking she's Asian. Near the end, she clears up the confusion by stating she's both; she has a black father and an Asian mother.
* AuthorAvatar: The main three are clearly exaggerated versions of their actors, all of whom really ''are'' party loving slackers who frequently engage in recreational drug use.
** A subplot in one episode involves Adam and Blake lusting after the same girl, with one thinking she's African-American, and the other thinking she's Asian. Near the end, she clears up the confusion by stating she's both; she has a black father and an Asian mother.
* AuthorAvatar: The main three are clearly exaggerated versions of their actors, all of whom really ''are'' party loving slackers who frequently engage in recreational drug use.
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* AmbiguouslyBrown:
**AmbiguouslyBrown: A subplot in one episode involves Adam and Blake lusting after the same girl, with one thinking she's African-American, and the other thinking she's Asian. Near the end, she clears up the confusion by stating she's both; she has a black father and an Asian mother.
* AuthorAvatar: The main three are clearly exaggerated versions of their actors, all of whom really ''are''party loving party-loving slackers who frequently engage in recreational drug use.
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* AuthorAvatar: The main three are clearly exaggerated versions of their actors, all of whom really ''are''
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Wrapped up after seven seasons in March of 2017. On December 8, 2022, it was announced that a film was in the works for Creator/ParamountPlus and that it would begin production in the spring of 2023.
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Wrapped up after seven seasons in March of 2017. On December 8, 2022, it was announced that a film was in the works for Creator/ParamountPlus and that it would begin production in the spring of 2023. However, it was announced the following month that the film had been scrapped weeks before it was scheduled to start filming.
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''Workaholics'' is a Creator/ComedyCentral WorkCom following the exploits of three college graduates and extremely immature men, Adam, Anders, and Blake, played by Creator/AdamDevine, Creator/AndersHolm and Creator/BlakeAnderson. The three all work at a telemarketing company, but they spend most of their time getting drunk, doing drugs, and pulling pranks. So as you can see the show was given the name is was as a sarcastic joke.
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''Workaholics'' is a Creator/ComedyCentral WorkCom following the exploits of three college graduates and extremely immature men, Adam, Anders, and Blake, played by Creator/AdamDevine, Creator/AndersHolm and Creator/BlakeAnderson. The three all work at a telemarketing company, but they spend most of their time getting drunk, doing drugs, and pulling pranks. So as you can see the show was given the name is it was as a sarcastic joke.
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Wrapped up after seven seasons in March of 2017.
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Wrapped up after seven seasons in March of 2017. On December 8, 2022, it was announced that a film was in the works for Creator/ParamountPlus and that it would begin production in the spring of 2023.
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* ShipTease: Blake and Jillian are a very weird example of this. Several episodes imply that they have crushes on each other, and the episode "Hungry Like The Wolfdog" features some ''very'' non-traditional WillTheyOrWontThey, but just as many episodes reveal that they actually make a ''terrible'' couple, with [[BewareTheNiceOnes Jillian]] suddenly becoming a gender-flipped BastardBoyfriend to the ExtremeDoormat Blake.
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* ShipTease: Blake and Jillian are a very weird example of this. Several episodes imply that they have crushes on each other, and the episode "Hungry Like The Wolfdog" features some ''very'' non-traditional WillTheyOrWontThey, but just as many episodes reveal that they actually make a ''terrible'' couple, with [[BewareTheNiceOnes Jillian]] suddenly becoming a gender-flipped BastardBoyfriend terrible girlfriend to the ExtremeDoormat Blake.
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** This episode received poor reception upon release due to this ending.
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* BumblingSidekick: Jillian to Alice. Blake and/or Adam can work as this to Ders depending on how competent he is in the episode and how incompetent they are.
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** Montez, one of the boys' co-workers, has a Spanish surname but falls into several black stereotypes. Though he could be mixed.
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* TheBeard: In one episode, Adam meets a beautiful young woman who asks him to a wedding as her date. It all seems too good to be true and at the end Adam begins to believe she may be his true love, but when they get to the wedding, it turns out the whole relationship was a sham. The girl was a lesbian, and wanted to make a point to her disapproving father by dating the schlubbiest, most obnoxious {{Manchild}} she could find, so that the prospect of going out with another girl would seem much better by comparison.
