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''[[Cheating]]'' is a short 1950s film on the temptation and dangers of cheating. We follow John Taylor as he struggles with math and faces down the temptation of cheating.
{{spoiler|He cheats and later gets caught.}}
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And from there his high school life goes down the drain.
For the ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]'' version, please go to the [[Mystery Science Theater 3000/Recap/S05
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Latest revision as of 17:44, 29 March 2020
Cheating is a short 1950s film on the temptation and dangers of cheating. We follow John Taylor as he struggles with math and faces down the temptation of cheating.
He cheats and later gets caught.
And from there his high school life goes down the drain.
For the Mystery Science Theater 3000 version, please go to the episode recap page.
Tropes used in Cheating include:
- An Aesop: Cheating is bad. And you should study.
- Gosh Darn It to Heck: "Aw golly, Mary, I don't get any of this stuff!"
- Scare'Em Straight: Dark depressing scenes of John's life collapsing around him.
- Serious Business: Then again you really shouldn't cheat.
- What Do You Mean It's Not Heinous?