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Line 16: * [[Conspicuous CGI]]: The pilot contained a glaringly out-of-place radio station marquee. * [[Deep South]]: What the setting was treated like, most of the time, in Season 1. * [[Did Not Do the Research]]: [[Zig Zagged]] -- for every bit of Memphis culture they nailed (like the existence of [~~http://en.~~[wikipedia~~.org/wiki/WHER_%28defunct%29~~:WHER chr(28)defunctchr(29)\|WHER radio]]) they got something else wrong (WHER is defunct, and the building they located it in is [and always has been] actually the Memphis Business Journal building). More like Did Not Do Enough Of The Research." * [[Elvis Impersonator]]: A running gag in the pilot. * [[Exotic Detective]]: Dwight is a font of Memphis musical lore (Especially Elvis and Sun Studios). * [[Fan Nickname]]: Fans and detractors alike have taken to calling Lee's character [[My Name Is Earl\|"Detective Earl"]] * [[Good Cop, Bad Cop]]: Usually with Whitehead taking the role of "Bad Cop." * [[Good Ol' Boy]]: Dwight. * [[Momma's Boy]]: Dwight is unapologetically devoted to his mother, Paula. Line 35: [[Category:Cop Show]] [[Category:Memphis Beat]] ~~[[Category:Trope]]~~

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