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* [[Brought to You By The Letter S]]: Mr. Scouse and the other M:Tron scientists have the letter 'M' on their uniform. Similarly, the Blacktron II members have a 'B on theirs.

* [[Can't Hold His Liquor]]: Lance and Vance Gemini in 'First Field Assignment'.

* [[Call Back]]: The Allied Avenger with the Hooting Space Monkey tied to it in 'Bootlegs'.

* [[Cell Phone]]: An amusing use, for a series that takes place in the future; Schwartz uses a phone built into his helmet to call a character, and that character uses an item treated like a modern cell phone to communicate back. Taken even further in that the piece she's using to do so is based on old 1970's walkie-talkies complete with long antennae.

* [[Clip Show]]: Episode 100 starts as this, then quickly subverts it in the manner of 'making stuff up that never happened'. There is however an overall plot to the episode beyond the clip show.

* [[Cloning Blues]]: Averted for the clones in 'Bootlegs'; the two don't care that they're clones and just go about living their lives without thinking of this fact.

* [[Comically Missing the Point]]: Schwartz in 'Party Hardy!', as pointed out by the author.

* [[Cool Cat]]: Vanilla Snowball. {{spoiler|Flying the Gamma-V in 'House Call' to take out the Commodore ''definitely'' qualifies him for this!}}

* [[Ensign Newbie]]: Lt. Coldwell starting in 'Blank Attack'.

* [[Establishing Shot]]: One for every location in the comic.

* [[Exactly What I Aimed At]]: A trick Amarillo uses in 'Fun on the Runway'.

* [[Executive Meddling]]: For a few strips (445-447), the author appeared to be having troubles with his host site. {{spoiler|In reality it's a "meta-storyline" used for framing a guest strip.}}

* [[Fantastic Racism]]: Played with with the Martians in 'The Breakup'- Harrison Ford clone #35 and his political followers don't seem to respect the Martians very much, to put it mildly.

* [[Fainting]]: Mr. Torio, the "emotional" kind.

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* [[Home Base]]: Every character has one. For the Space Agents, it's mainly the Inter-Galactic Command Base, with the Android Base being secondary; for the Blacktron pirates, the Alpha Centauri Outpost; for the M:Tron scientists, it's officially the Mega Core Magnetizer (though in a sense the Raven's Port Bar could count too); and for the future Space Police it's Space Police Central Precinct 78.

* [[Intellectual Animal]]: The 'Jersey Devil' dragons.

* [[Jerkass]]: Ronald falls into this sometimes, as his treatment of his brother and Mr. Wobbly Droid indicates, as well as his view towards the others in the 'House Call' storyline.

* [[Kent Brockman News]]: Starting with the 'DACTA' storyline.

* [[Latin Lover]]: Manuel Rotondo De Beauvis in 'Party Hardy!', naturally.

* [[Legitimate Businessmens Social Club]]: Blacktron trying to go 'legitimate' as a corporation. In reality, the thieving and pirating still goes on, it's just in more of a 'behind-the-scenes' capacity.

* [[Loads and Loads of Characters]]: At last count, there were around 49 characters each with more than one or two strips to their name.

* [[Twin Banter]]: Lance and Vance Gemini tend to do this in their appearances.

* [[Under New Management]]: In the strip of the same name, the author is 'fired' and replaced by someone chosen by 'The Management'. {{spoiler|This is actually the setup for a guest strip of course.}}

* [[Whip It Good]]: Schwartz's use of the whip in the 'Indiana Jones' storyline; later its use by Valkyrie in 'Meteor Madness II'.

* [[You Gotta Have Blue Hair|You Gotta Have Purple Hair]]: Commander Valkyrie.