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* RedundantRomanceAttempt: During the mid-season episode where Nitz has feelings for Jessie, his attempts to woo the girl who ''already has feelings for him'' go poorly because he's trying so hard.
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* RedundantRomanceAttempt: During the mid-season episode where Nitz has feelings for Jessie, his attempts tries to woo Jessie (after accidentally seeing her naked) by making traditional grand romantic gestures at her, even though she liked him already and these gestures repel her. Not to mention just assuming that they were already in a relationship the girl who ''already has feelings for him'' go poorly because he's trying so hard.minute he found her attractive. "Please don't break up with me!"
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* HeroesWantRedheads: Kimmy, the object of Nitz's infatuation.
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* ReallySeventeenYearsOld: In "Drunks", Gimpy makes fake [=IDs=] for everyone to get into bars. Rocko already has his own fake ID though.
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* ReallySeventeenYearsOld: Really17YearsOld: In "Drunks", Gimpy makes fake [=IDs=] for everyone to get into bars. Rocko already has his own fake ID though.
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* FanDisservice: Toward the end of "Traditions," Gimpy strips naked to remove the evidence on his clothes that he had gone outside to prank the RA. When she goes into his room to confront him, she is notably squicked at his appearance.
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* FanDisservice: FanDisservice:
** Toward the end of "Traditions," Gimpy strips naked to remove the evidence on his clothes that he had gone outside to prank the RA. When she goes into his room to confront him, she is notably squicked at hisappearance.appearance.
** "Jerks" features Rocko's bare ass when his frat brothers kick him out for the weekend. In particular, the shot where he first takes off his ModestyTowel takes up a third of the screen, giving the audience a view of his...detailed buttocks.
** Toward the end of "Traditions," Gimpy strips naked to remove the evidence on his clothes that he had gone outside to prank the RA. When she goes into his room to confront him, she is notably squicked at his
** "Jerks" features Rocko's bare ass when his frat brothers kick him out for the weekend. In particular, the shot where he first takes off his ModestyTowel takes up a third of the screen, giving the audience a view of his...detailed buttocks.
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On September 24th, 2018, a Website/{{Kickstarter}} was launched seeking funding for ''Undergrads: The Movie''. It reached its funding goal on October the 27th of that year.
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On September 24th, 2018, a Website/{{Kickstarter}} was launched seeking funding for ''Undergrads: The Movie''. It reached its funding goal on October the 27th of that year.
year with a planned release in 2025.
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* CliffHanger: On the last day of first year, [[spoiler: Nitz and Kimmy have a drunken makeout session and afterwards, Jessie chews Nitz out for not realizing she's been in love with him the whole year]], and then... the show ends. Forever.
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* CliffHanger: On the last day of first year, [[spoiler: Nitz and Kimmy have a drunken makeout session and afterwards, Jessie chews Nitz out for not realizing she's been in love with him the whole year]], and then... the show ends. Forever. [[note]] Well, until the movie comes out, anyway. [[/note]]
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->''So come and talk to me
On my computer screen
The best years of our lives aren't as easy as they seem
To get the girl
And make the grade
It's all a show
It's all a game
And I would lose it if I played
But anyway...''
On my computer screen
The best years of our lives aren't as easy as they seem
To get the girl
And make the grade
It's all a show
It's all a game
And I would lose it if I played
But anyway...''
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On my computer
The best years of our lives aren't as easy as they
To get the
And make the
It's all a
It's all a
And I would lose it if I
But anyway...
-->"The Click"
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->''So come and talk to me
On my computer screen
The best years of our lives aren't as easy as they seem
To get the girl
And make the grade
It's all a show
It's all a game
And I would lose it if I played
But anyway...''
On my computer screen
The best years of our lives aren't as easy as they seem
To get the girl
And make the grade
It's all a show
It's all a game
And I would lose it if I played
But anyway...''
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* DoesNotLikeShoes: Two of the three sunbathing girls Cal applies suntan lotion to in "Risk". One [[LimitedWardrobe owns nothing but one bikini]], the other changes into regular clothes but still does not wear shoes.
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* SurpriseCreepy: When Gimpy is training Rocko and Cal to help him win in a video game, he briefly finds Cal in the bathroom with his joystick. When Gimpy demands to know why he's wasting time, Cal just says in a ''very'' creepy way "''Hey, Guy. I'm mastering my joystick.''" Gimpy then slowly backs away from Cal. Gets even creepier when you realize this is a reference to the "Gomer Pyle" suicide scene from ''Film/FullMetalJacket''.
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* SurpriseCreepy: SurprisinglyCreepyMoment: When Gimpy is training Rocko and Cal to help him win in a video game, he briefly finds Cal in the bathroom with his joystick. When Gimpy demands to know why he's wasting time, Cal just says in a ''very'' creepy way "''Hey, Guy. I'm mastering my joystick.''" Gimpy then slowly backs away from Cal. Gets even creepier when you realize this is a reference to the "Gomer Pyle" suicide scene from ''Film/FullMetalJacket''.
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Rocko does legitimately care about his friends (besides possibly Cal), though. Tellingly, when Nitz calls the guys out on forgetting his birthday it's Rocko who actually feels bad about it and the first to apologize.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Rocko does legitimately care about his friends (besides possibly Cal), though. Tellingly, when Nitz calls the guys out on forgetting his birthday it's birthday, Rocko is the only one who actually feels bad about it looks regretful and immediately apologizes (and also punches himself in the first to apologize.face for good measure).
-->'''Rocko''': It was your birthday? Man I'm sorry.
-->'''Rocko''': It was your birthday? Man I'm sorry.
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* BaitAndSwitch: There are two separate occasions where it seems like, ironically enough, Cal is "[[ADateWithRosiePalms mastering his joystick]]" only for it to be revealed that he actually wasn't at all.
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* BaitAndSwitch: There are two separate occasions where it seems like, ironically enough, Cal is "[[ADateWithRosiePalms "[[UnusualEuphemism mastering his joystick]]" only for it to be revealed that he actually wasn't at all.
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* BareYourMidriff: Jessie's preferred dress style.
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* DeepImmersionGaming: "New Friends". The episode revolves around a team deathmatch in the original ''VideoGame{{Quake}}'', yet the graphics look nothing like the game, the in-game avatars just look like the characters dressed in Rambo-esque fatigues, and even the weapons are wrong.
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* DeepImmersionGaming: "New Friends". The episode revolves around a team deathmatch in the original ''VideoGame{{Quake}}'', ''VideoGame/{{Quake}}'', yet the graphics look nothing like the game, the in-game avatars just look like the characters dressed in Rambo-esque fatigues, and even the weapons are wrong.
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* DoingItForTheArt: In-universe: Gimpy treats his creation of fake [=IDs=] as this. Naturally, he doesn't take it too well when his "customers" don't take time to appreciate them.
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* DoingItForTheArt: In-universe: Gimpy treats his creation of fake [=IDs=] as this. Naturally, he doesn't take it too well when his "customers" don't take time to appreciate them.them, since all they want is easy access to alcohol.
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* DeepImmersionGaming: "New Friends".
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* DeepImmersionGaming: "New Friends". The episode revolves around a team deathmatch in the original ''VideoGame{{Quake}}'', yet the graphics look nothing like the game, the in-game avatars just look like the characters dressed in Rambo-esque fatigues, and even the weapons are wrong.
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--> '''Kimmy:''' "Oh my God! I'm late for...something!"
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--> '''Kimmy:''' "Oh my God! I'm late for...something!"something! Ahh!!"
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* NeverBearheaded: Nitz's cap seldom ever leaves his head.
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* NeverBearheaded: Nitz's cap seldom ever leaves NeverBareheaded: Nitz is almost never seen without his head.signature cap, with the exception of one opening scene showing him getting dressed, and another during his disleveled, slovenly "Room Guy" phase.
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* AchievementsInIgnorance: It's hinted that Cal has won every Risk game the clique plays despite being completely oblivious to the rules.
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* AchievementsInIgnorance: It's hinted that Cal has won every Risk game the clique plays despite being completely oblivious to the rules. Rocko always gets eliminated early, which results in Nitz and Gimpy focusing entirely on each other as Cal is no threat -- this always escalates to Gimpy getting so worked up he uses [[TakingYouWithMe Kamikaze attacks]] which leaves both their armies so decimated that Cal is the only one left who possibly ''can'' win.
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* NiceHat: Nitz's cap seldom ever leaves his head.
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* NiceHat: NeverBearheaded: Nitz's cap seldom ever leaves his head.
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** In "Virgins", when Nitz watches a bunch of blaxploitation movies from the 70's to learn how to flirt (Dave The Stoner advised him to watch them as reference material), and over the course of several hours, most of the dorm joins up watching with him.
--> '''Nitz''': Damn, that chocolate sauce is nothin' but sweet-ass trouble...
--> '''Students''': Mmhmm/yup/oh yeah/true dat!
--> '''Nitz''': Damn, that chocolate sauce is nothin' but sweet-ass trouble...
--> '''Students''': Mmhmm/yup/oh yeah/true dat!
--> '''Rocko''': It's a buck cheaper than ''Jugs'', and it smells like chicks!
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* RightBehindMe: Nitz says right after calling Rocko a terrible friend.
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* RightBehindMe: After dealing with a drunken, obnoxious Rocko all weekend, culminating with him destroying the travel clock Nitz says was going to give to Kimmy, Nitz finally erupts, ranting to Kimmy about what an awful friend Rocko is... only to realize he's standing right behind him. Which is of course right when Rocko has tried to fix the clock after calling Rocko realizing what a terrible friend.pain in the ass he'd been.
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* AllWomenAreLustful: At least as far as Cal is concerned, as any woman will drop everything and anything for a chance to sleep with him. Only Jessie and Kimmy seem to be immune to this.
* ChildhoodFriends: The opening shows that Nitz, Gimpy, Rocko, and Cal have all been friends since they were infants.
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* DidTheyOrDidntThey: In the last episode, it's was never made clear just how far [[spoiler: Nitz got with Kimmie]].
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* DidTheyOrDidntThey: In the last episode, it's was never made clear just how far [[spoiler: Nitz got with Kimmie]].Kimmy]].
* DoggedNiceGuy: Nitz constantly puts himself out for Kimmy in the hopes she'll fall for him in return.
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* EatingTheEyeCandy: After Nitz accidentally walks in on Jessie and her towel falls off in "Roommates", he starts to realize how physically attractive she is and finds himself staring at her butt and chest. Jesse for her part surprisingly fails to notice Nitz awkwardly staring at her.
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* EatingTheEyeCandy: After Nitz accidentally walks in on Jessie and her towel falls off in "Roommates", he starts to realize how physically attractive she is and finds himself staring at her butt and chest. Jesse Jessie for her part surprisingly fails to notice Nitz awkwardly staring at her.
* FanserviceExtra: Basically every girl that Cal hooks up with is a bombshell, and very few of them have names, many lines of dialogue, or character traits beyond "wants to sleep with Cal".
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* TheFriendNobodyLikes: None of the main gang really seem to like Cal all that much. Nitz tolerates him at best, Gimpy seems indifferent, and Rocko flat out hates him.
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* TheFriendNobodyLikes: TheFriendNobodyLikes:
** None of the main gang really seem to like Cal all that much. Nitz tolerates him at best, Gimpy seems indifferent, and Rocko flat out hates him.
** Rocko is very much disliked within his fraternity.
* FriendsWithBenefits: Rocko suggests Nitz try this with Jessie:
-->'''Rocko''': Friends can do it.
** None of the main gang really seem to like Cal all that much. Nitz tolerates him at best, Gimpy seems indifferent, and Rocko flat out hates him.
** Rocko is very much disliked within his fraternity.
* FriendsWithBenefits: Rocko suggests Nitz try this with Jessie:
-->'''Rocko''': Friends can do it.
* LikesOlderWomen: Cal not only attracts women of his age, but older too. Rita (who is implied to be quite a bit older) is instantly attracted to him and when Rocko brings Cal to his fraternity, one of the students mentioned that his mother is putting the moves on Cal.
* NoFullNameGiven: Only Nitz, Cal, Gimpy, and Kimmy have full names. Everyone else in the cast is only known by their first name.
* NonStandardCharacterDesign: Some characters look more realistically drawn, such as Rocko, Kimmy, and Nitz. Others look much more cartoony, like Mump, Cal, and Gimpy, who almost seems like he's from a different show entirely. Several characters have giant heads (Nitz, Gimpy, Kimmy), while others are more-or-less realistically-proportioned (most background characters).
* NonStandardCharacterDesign: Some characters look more realistically drawn, such as Rocko, Kimmy, and Nitz. Others look much more cartoony, like Mump, Cal, and Gimpy, who almost seems like he's from a different show entirely. Several characters have giant heads (Nitz, Gimpy, Kimmy), while others are more-or-less realistically-proportioned (most background characters).
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* NonStandardCharacterDesign: Some characters look more realistically drawn, such as Rocko, Kimmy, and Nitz. Others look much more cartoony, like Mump, Cal, and Gimpy, who almost seems like he's from a different show entirely. Several characters have giant heads (Nitz, Gimpy, Kimmy), while others are more-or-less realistically-proportioned (most background characters).
* OddFriendship: While this trope can apply to any combination of the clique, it applies most to Gimpy and Rocko, a nerd and jock respectively. They have very little in common overall.
* OlderThanTheyLook: Rita the RA doesn't look that much older than the students she looks over, but she mentions that her "feminine troubles" stopped a long time ago, hinting that she's quite a bit older than the students.
* OlderThanTheyLook: Rita the RA doesn't look that much older than the students she looks over, but she mentions that her "feminine troubles" stopped a long time ago, hinting that she's quite a bit older than the students.
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* VirginityMakesYouStupid: Kimmy and Charity (Rocko's girlfriend during "Virgins"). Nitz briefly, if only because he got obsessed with the idea after Jessy told him you can tell if someone's a virgin just by looking at them. He snaps out of it by the end of the episode.
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* VirginityMakesYouStupid: Kimmy and Charity (Rocko's girlfriend during "Virgins"). Nitz briefly, if only because he got obsessed with the idea after Jessy Jessie told him you can tell if someone's a virgin just by looking at them. He snaps out of it by the end of the episode.