Dirty Sexy Money: Difference between revisions

* [[The Fun in Funeral]]: nothing livens up a funeral like the cops coming.

* [[Fur and Loathing]]: Juliet wore furs, but was largely a ditz.

* [[Idiot Ball]]: Jeremy and Patrick share it, but Karen gets to hold it a few times too.

* [[Inter Class Romance]]: Ultra-rich Jeremey Darling meets a beautiful woman named Sofia while temporarily working as a valet in one of his family's business. He falls in love with her, then pretends to be a starving artist to prove to himself he can win her over without disclosing his real identity as (essentially) an [[Upper Class Twit]]. The story doubles up on this trope because Jeremy was the poor boy going after the rich girl, when it was the girl who was the poor (well, okay, ''comparatively poorer'') one all along.

* [[Lady Drunk]]: Letitia, Letitia, ''Letitia''. Take a drink every time you see her with a martini.

* [[Law of Inverse Fertility]]: Karen wants a baby and Nick, the love of her life, agrees to be the baby daddy once they get back in a relationship. Just as they start dating she finds out that she's pregnant with ex-fiancee Simon. Nick's conflicted and Simon refuses to leave her alone now. And then it's all subverted due to an extremely [[Convenient Miscarriage]].

* [[Wedding Day]]: twice. The first season features the [[Runaway Bride|shortest marriage ''ever.'']] The second season has the bride {{spoiler|abandoned at the altar and her brother and his girlfriend stepping in to get married instead}}.

* [[Where Da White Women At?]]: Simon and Karen

* [[Whole-Episode Flashback]]: "The Facts" is apparently made up of every single cut subplot from the show that never made it in earlier, aired at a point where the viewer would be all, "Hey, aren't {{spoiler|Karen and Simon broken up by now?}} and things like that.

* [[Who's Your Daddy?]]: which one of Leticia's kids is Dutch's and not Tripp's? {{spoiler|Brian}}

* [[Woman Scorned]]: Ellen

* [[X Meets Y]]: ''[[Arrested Development (TV series)|Arrested Development]]'' played ''entirely straight''.