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* [[Cool Old Lady]]: Elka. |
* [[Cool Old Lady]]: Elka. |
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* [[Deadpan Snarker]]: Joy and Elka. Especially Elka. |
* [[Deadpan Snarker]]: Joy and Elka. Especially Elka. |
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* [[December-December Romance]] |
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* [[Defictionalization]]: On 3/1/11 It was announced that the Scriptwriters are adding a plot in which Valerie Bertinelli's character takes a summer job as a columnist for ''Woman's Day'' -- and a column "written" by Ms. Bertinelli's character will run in the real magazine. |
* [[Defictionalization]]: On 3/1/11 It was announced that the Scriptwriters are adding a plot in which Valerie Bertinelli's character takes a summer job as a columnist for ''Woman's Day'' -- and a column "written" by Ms. Bertinelli's character will run in the real magazine. |
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* [[Did Not Do the Research]]: In one episode, after Melanie finds out her favorite singer is gay, they begin talking about some other singers they didn't know were gay. They mentioned Elton John, George Michael, and The Village People (all of them). In reality, only two members of The Village People were gay. |
* [[Did Not Do the Research]]: In one episode, after Melanie finds out her favorite singer is gay, they begin talking about some other singers they didn't know were gay. They mentioned Elton John, George Michael, and The Village People (all of them). In reality, only two members of The Village People were gay. |
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* [[Gosh Dang It to Heck]]: Melanie does this a lot, but she is able to curse out her ex-husband. |
* [[Gosh Dang It to Heck]]: Melanie does this a lot, but she is able to curse out her ex-husband. |
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* [[Hair Flip]]: Victoria attempted to do one while on ''All My Children'', but due to Susan Lucci's interference, was unable to complete it. |
* [[Hair Flip]]: Victoria attempted to do one while on ''All My Children'', but due to Susan Lucci's interference, was unable to complete it. |
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* [[Hey It's That Guy|Hey, It's That Gal]]: The show has [[One Day At a Time|Barbara Cooper]] (or [[Touched By an Angel|Gloria]]) sharing a house with [[Frasier|Daphne Moon]] and [[Just Shoot Me|Nina Van Horn]] (or [[Fillmore|Principal Folsom]]), with [[The Golden Girls|Rose Nylund]] (or, if you like, [[The Mary Tyler Moore Show|Sue Ann Nivens]]) as their caretaker. |
* [[Hey, It's That Guy!|Hey, It's That Gal]]: The show has [[One Day At a Time|Barbara Cooper]] (or [[Touched By an Angel|Gloria]]) sharing a house with [[Frasier|Daphne Moon]] and [[Just Shoot Me|Nina Van Horn]] (or [[Fillmore|Principal Folsom]]), with [[The Golden Girls|Rose Nylund]] (or, if you like, [[The Mary Tyler Moore Show|Sue Ann Nivens]]) as their caretaker. |
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* [[Hollywood Homely]]: In-Universe - the entire premise of the show. The main women are seen this way in Los Angeles, but are pretty in Cleveland. |
* [[Hollywood Homely]]: In-Universe - the entire premise of the show. The main women are seen this way in Los Angeles, but are pretty in Cleveland. |
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* [[Homage]]: The episode "Indecent Proposals" is basically one to ''[[Sex and The City]]''. |
* [[Homage]]: The episode "Indecent Proposals" is basically one to ''[[Sex and The City]]''. |
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[[Category:The New Tens]] |
[[Category:The New Tens]] |
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[[Category:Hot In Cleveland]] |
[[Category:Hot In Cleveland]] |
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