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** Heck, when the booth gets damaged, they manage to repair it by themselves. In prehistory. [[Iron Man|WITH A BACKPACK OF PUDDING CANS AND CHEWING GUM]]!
* [[A Good Name for a Rock Band]]: Wyld Stallyns are the [[Myspeld Rokband]] variety.
* [[Hammerspace]]:
** It seems to be a common ability here. Where did Billy get the lariat he used on Freud? Kind of hard to say. Another example, Genghis Khan enters the booth carrying only a club, which he later discards; in an even later scene, he has a pole-axe weapon, and no explanation where it came from. Also, Joan of Arc is somehow able to change out of her armor before she and the others are arrested, and then change back into it after the duo spring them, with no explanation of where she put it, while Napolean does the same with his uniform at the water park. Hammerspace is really the only explanation.
** Of course, there's also the booth itself. Not exactly something that could fit nine (and later ten) people easily (although Ted did say they were "running out of room" when there were only nine). They eventually have to tilt the booth onto its back and travel through time standing up through the open door in order to fit everyone comfortably.
* [[Heterosexual Life Partners]]: Bill and Ted do everything together. Including proposing to their girlfriends.
* [[Hot Mom]]: Bill (and later Ted's) stepmom, Missy. It helps that she's only three years older than Bill and Ted. Ted even asked her to the prom. It's lampshaded in the first movie, when Freud offers to psychoanalyze Bill during the history report, and he responds, "Nah, just got a minor Oedipal complex."
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