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* [[Ear Worm]]: The main theme: "''Ghoooostwritaaaah! '''Word!'''''" |
* [[Ear Worm]]: The main theme: "''Ghoooostwritaaaah! '''Word!'''''" |
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** Don't forget the music that played whenever they rallied. |
** Don't forget the music that played whenever they rallied. |
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* [[Fanon]]: One of the leading theories about Ghostwriter is that he's the ghost of Jamal's great-grandfather Ezra. |
* [[Fanon]]: One of the leading theories about Ghostwriter is that he's the ghost of Jamal's great-grandfather Ezra. |
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* [[Fridge Logic]]: In the "Lost in Brooklyn" episode, why didn't the girl simply call a taxi and ask her dad to pay? Well, it's easy to assume that since she was from Mozambique that she never used a taxi before and her dad forbid her from entering strange cars. That and she was 13-15, they're not always going to think rationally. |
* [[Fridge Logic]]: In the "Lost in Brooklyn" episode, why didn't the girl simply call a taxi and ask her dad to pay? Well, it's easy to assume that since she was from Mozambique that she never used a taxi before and her dad forbid her from entering strange cars. That and she was 13-15, they're not always going to think rationally. |
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* [[High Octane Nightmare Fuel]]: Gooey Gus. ''Oh dear God'', '''Gooey Gus'''! |
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Latest revision as of 18:34, 22 December 2016
- Ear Worm: The main theme: "Ghoooostwritaaaah! Word!"
- Don't forget the music that played whenever they rallied.
- Ensemble Darkhorse: Victor, Rob's friend in Building Bridges, seems to be very popular in the fandom. The producers must have noticed because he shows up in another episode despite not being particularly involved in the plot.
- Fanon: One of the leading theories about Ghostwriter is that he's the ghost of Jamal's great-grandfather Ezra.
- Fridge Logic: In the "Lost in Brooklyn" episode, why didn't the girl simply call a taxi and ask her dad to pay? Well, it's easy to assume that since she was from Mozambique that she never used a taxi before and her dad forbid her from entering strange cars. That and she was 13-15, they're not always going to think rationally.
- Hilarious in Hindsight: There actually exists something called Galaxy Girl (well, Galaxy Girls, by Lauren Faust).