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* [[Butt Monkey]]: It's not just the prankster that wants to get at Lee; 99% of those around him either never listens to him, frustrates him to no end, creates unnecessary drama, or all of the above.
* [[Camp Straight]]: '''Holger.'''
* [[Can't Get Away
** Biff, sometimes intentionally.
** Lee in general. Naturally, on the one day Lee ''wants'' detention to protect himself, he has a free pass. Even trying to set up the bullies fails to nab the right culprit.
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* [[Embarrassing Middle Name]]: Camillio Esmereldo Martinez
* [[Everythings Cuter With Kittens]]: Biff's adorable orange kitty, Mr. Rumplekittykat.{{spoiler|Actually, make that Mrs. Rumplekittykat.}}
* [[Expy]]: Vice Principal Victoria is basically a slightly more kid-friendly version of [[Who Framed Roger Rabbit?|Jessica Rabbit.]]
* [[Faceless Goons]]: The Cleaners. Dressed in white hazmat suits, they literally turn up everywhere.
* [[Genius Bruiser]] / [[Gentle Giant]]: Biff. He's Lee's inside-man whenever they're in detention. He's big and muscled, and always gets himself in trouble so he could go to detention, but it actually gives him the free time to do things like knitting a sweater, being Lee's eyes in the sky, and playing with his adorable pet kitten. Granted, his threats to cease being Lee's 'eyes' and show him 'how much of a bully [he] really can be' if he couldn't get DoD back together in episode 6 is also a good indicator that he really can be a strong threat.
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* [[It Was All Just a Dream]]: Lee's explanation for the events in episode 7.
* [[Jerkass]]: Principal Barrage.
* [[Jerk
* [[Keet]]: Both Camilio and Holger, Holger probably more so.
* [[Limited Wardrobe]]
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* [[Planet of Hats|School of Hats]]: The entire school has the typical cliques, but segregated and even more 1-dimensional than usual.
* [[Real Men Wear Pink]]: Biff loves to knit and play with his [[Cute Kitten|kitten.]]
* [[Recycled in Space]]: The creators have referred to the series in press releases as "[[
* [[Redheaded Hero]]: Lee; at the least he's a half-redhead.
* [[Right Behind Me]]: Lee utters this when he sees that the skaters he was talking to are stunned by the arrival of Barrage.
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* [[Senior Sleep Cycle]]: One just wonders how the old teacher supervising detention ''can'' wake up.
* [[She Is Not My Girlfriend]]: Lee to Brandy. To be fair, the way they "get together" is pretty bizarre, not to mention completely involuntary on Lee's part. By episode 9, he actively tells people that he has a girlfriend. Whether he wants it to be Brandy or would prefer Tina still remains to be seen.
* [[Shout-Out]]: Lee disguises himself as a football player wearing a visor-equipped helmet in order to scout info at the football tryouts. The scouting info part aside, that does evoke elements from [[Eyeshield
* [["Shut Up" Kiss]]: Lee gives one to Brandy in episode 3 to avoid getting caught by Barrage. She's then left with [[Post-Kiss Catatonia]]. Another [["Shut Up" Kiss]] pulled in Episode 8, again with Brandy.
* [[Story Arc]]: Each episode is motivated by some clue found at the end of the previous episode. The plot is to find the school prankster.
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* [[Troubled but Cute]]: Lee accrues this image of himself after being put guilty for the first-day prank. Brandy exploits this and claims him for herself to further her popularity.
* [[Two Lines, No Waiting]]: Every episode has a B plot that's self-contained to the episode. The A plot might have both an investigation portion and its own self-contained plot.
* [[We Will Not Use Photoshop in
* [[Vitriolic Best Buds]]: Type 2; Biff may not be totally mean, but that doesn't mean he doesn't take amusement to Lee's predicaments.
* [[What Do You Mean It's Not Heinous?]]: Threatening to cut Holger's fabulous hair? How dare you, Mathletes?!
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