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'''Ted:''' "But, Bill, those... are historical babes." }}
* [[Exty Years From Now]]: Rufus dates the future scenes to 2688, just about 700 years after the movie came out.
* [[Freudian Excuse]]: In-universe, invoked by Freud himself. But to summarize: Bill and Ted's fathers are both pretty much complete ass at being parents. Ted's father blames him for everything and absolutely can't wait to send him to military school as far away as possible. Bill's father doesn't care about anything but his hot practically teenage wife, ignoring his son and kicking him out of the house so he can have sex romps.
* [[The Full Name Adventures]]
* [[Funny Background Event]]: Billy the Kid and Socrates toss around the ol' pigskin (actually something like a Nerf football) while Bill and Ted see the princesses for the first time.
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* [[Ye Goode Olde Days]]: Our heroes travel to -- and pick up hitchhikers from -- ancient Greece, ancient Mongolia, and medieval Europe (among other eras), yet any and all unpleasant hygienic issues are ignored.
* [[You Already Changed the Past]]: One of the signs that Bill and Ted are clever if not book smart is their recognition of this trope; they realize that to solve a problem in the present, they can use their time machine to plant helpful items in the past, and then they'll be there for their present selves to discover - and they keep reminding each other "Once this is over, we have to go back and place all that stuff!"
=== ''Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey'' ===
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