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'''Sam:''' Nothing ventured, nothing gained. }} |
'''Sam:''' Nothing ventured, nothing gained. }} |
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*** Then Vala says "Life is too short", a statement repeated throughout the episode (and Daniel and Vala's {{spoiler|time-erased relationship}}) but supposedly forgotten when the [[Reset Button]] was hit. Suggesting, interestingly, that somehow Vala remembers what happened. |
*** Then Vala says "Life is too short", a statement repeated throughout the episode (and Daniel and Vala's {{spoiler|time-erased relationship}}) but supposedly forgotten when the [[Reset Button]] was hit. Suggesting, interestingly, that somehow Vala remembers what happened. |
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* [[McLeaned|Col. Blake]] of ''[[ |
* [[McLeaned|Col. Blake]] of ''[[M*A*S*H (television)|M*A*S*H]]'' attempted to give a [[Rousing Speech]] in "Crisis" but ended up giving the speech version of this trope. [[Lampshaded]] by Trapper: |
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{{quote|'''Trapper:''' Welcome to the Henry Blake Cliche Festival.}} |
{{quote|'''Trapper:''' Welcome to the Henry Blake Cliche Festival.}} |
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* ''[[Prison Break]]''—Okay, maybe it's not quite a ''storm'', but just too many of the characters are overly familiar—the ominous, shade-wearing government guys, the oblivious warden, the brutish guard captain, the aged Mafia guy with an Italian name, the sweet-yet-daring female leads...[[Tropes Are Not Bad|doesn't have to mean it's a bad show, of course]]. |
* ''[[Prison Break]]''—Okay, maybe it's not quite a ''storm'', but just too many of the characters are overly familiar—the ominous, shade-wearing government guys, the oblivious warden, the brutish guard captain, the aged Mafia guy with an Italian name, the sweet-yet-daring female leads...[[Tropes Are Not Bad|doesn't have to mean it's a bad show, of course]]. |
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