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How about notable avoidances of this trope? I have an example where the writers were obviously aware of falling into this trap and played on the viewer\'s genre savvy very well, knowing exactly what to do to make a LikeYouWouldReallyDoIt turn into a near-KilledOffForReal. I don\'t mean to say that it\'s a case of \
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How about notable subversions of this trope? I have an example where the writers were obviously aware of falling into this trap and played on the viewer\\\'s genre savvy very well, knowing exactly what to do to make a LikeYouWouldReallyDoIt turn into a near-KilledOffForReal. I don\\\'t mean to say that it\\\'s a case of \\\"EVERYBODY was convinced,\\\" there\\\'s always bound to be the [[OnlySaneMan guy or gal who knew better]], but the writers were clearly aware of this trope and used a number of notable tricks to get around it.
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How about subversions? I have an example where the writers were obviously aware of a this trope and played on the viewer\'s genre savvy very well, knowing exactly what to do to make a LikeYouWouldReallyDoIt turn into a near-KilledOffForReal. I don\'t mean to say that it\'s a case of \
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How about notable avoidances of this trope? I have an example where the writers were obviously aware of falling into this trap and played on the viewer\\\'s genre savvy very well, knowing exactly what to do to make a LikeYouWouldReallyDoIt turn into a near-KilledOffForReal. I don\\\'t mean to say that it\\\'s a case of \\\"EVERYBODY was convinced,\\\" there\\\'s always bound to be the [[OnlySaneMan guy or gal who knew better]], but the writers were clearly aware of the danger and used a number of notable tricks to get around it.
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How about subversions? I have an example where the writers were obviously aware of a this trope and played on the viewer\'s genre savvy very well, knowing exactly what to do to make a LikeYouWouldReallyDoIt turn into a near-KilledOffForReal. I don\'t mean to say that it\'s a case of \
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How about subversions? I have an example where the writers were obviously aware of a this trope and played on the viewer\\\'s genre savvy very well, knowing exactly what to do to make a LikeYouWouldReallyDoIt turn into a near-KilledOffForReal. I don\\\'t mean to say that it\\\'s a case of \\\"EVERYBODY was convinced,\\\" there\\\'s always bound to be the [[OnlySaneMan guy or gal who knew better]], but the writers were clearly aware of the danger and used a number of notable tricks to get around it.
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How about subversions? I have an example where the writers were obviously aware of a this trope and played on the viewer\'s genre savvy very well, knowing exactly what to do to make a LikeYouWouldReallyDoIt turn into a near-KilledOffForReal. Should be a place for such a thing, no?
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How about subversions? I have an example where the writers were obviously aware of a this trope and played on the viewer\\\'s genre savvy very well, knowing exactly what to do to make a LikeYouWouldReallyDoIt turn into a near-KilledOffForReal. I don\\\'t mean to say that it\\\'s a case of \\\"EVERYBODY was convinced,\\\" there\\\'s always bound to be the [[guy or gal who knew better OnlySaneMan]], but the writers were clearly aware of the danger and used a number of notable tricks to get around it.
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How about subversions? I have an example where the writers were obviously aware of a this trope and played on the viewer\'s genre savvy very well, knowing exactly what to do to make a [[LikeYouWouldReallyDoIt]] turn into a near-[[KilledOffForReal]]. Should be a place for such a thing, no?
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How about subversions? I have an example where the writers were obviously aware of a this trope and played on the viewer\\\'s genre savvy very well, knowing exactly what to do to make a LikeYouWouldReallyDoIt turn into a near-KilledOffForReal. Should be a place for such a thing, no?
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So yeah, I\'ve watched both BTAS/TNBA, STAS, and all three BTAS movies. Have to agree that among the series, the original BTAS (before the TNBA) was the best writing-wise, after JLU, of course. \
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So yeah, I\\\'ve watched both BTAS/TNBA, STAS, and all three BTAS movies. Have to agree that among the series, the original BTAS (before the TNBA) was the best writing-wise, after JLU, of course. \\\"Gray Ghost\\\" is easily the favorite episode, though \\\"Growing Pains\\\" and \\\"Creeper\\\" come close. Of the movies, \\\'\\\'Mystery of the Batwoman\\\'\\\' blew my soul away. STAS was... good, I guess. It didn\\\'t have that distinct feel of BTAS, so it basically boiled down to a colorful supervillain gallery to me (Volcana was the sexiest), and I ended up with a feeling STAS was just an exposition prequel to JL(U). ^^;
\\\'\\\'BatmanBeyond\\\'\\\' still awaits, but I think I\\\'ll take another break from DCAU for now... Marathoning 160 episodes takes its toll.
\\\'\\\'BatmanBeyond\\\'\\\' still awaits, but I think I\\\'ll take another break from DCAU for now... Marathoning 160 episodes takes its toll.
