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1	A list of tropes related to pilot episodes.
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3	!!Tropes:
4	[[index]]
5	* DroppedAfterThePilot: The pilot features a character who is absent for the rest of the series.
6	* EveryoneMeetsEveryone: The first episode shows the main cast coming together.
7	* FailedPilotEpisode: A pilot that was never picked up for a series.
8	* FirstEpisodeResurrection: The hero dies and is brought back to life at the beginning of the story.
9	* FirstEpisodeTwist: The first episode has a plot twist that later becomes significant to the series' plot.
10	* FiveEpisodePilot: The series begins with a multi-part episode. In spite of the name, it can be in more or less than five parts.
11	* FromSpecialToSeries: What was intended to be a one-off television special proves successful enough that it ends up being picked up for a full-fledged television series.
12	* NonIndicativeFirstEpisode: For better or worse, the pilot stands out from the rest of the series.
13	* {{Pilot}}: A test episode made with the intent of being developed into a straight-up television series.
14	* PilotMovie: A full-length film is intended to serve as the beginning of a television show.
15	* PoorlyDisguisedPilot: A show has an episode that is clearly intended to serve as a pilot for a potential spinoff series.
16	* PowersInTheFirstEpisode: The first episode has the characters develop powers.
17	* UniquePilotTitleSequence: The pilot episode's title sequence is different from the title sequence used in the series proper.
18	* WelcomeEpisode: The first episode of a series has one of the main characters meeting the rest of the cast for the first time and being given information that is also beneficial for the audience.
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