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'''Church''': We'' don't! ''That's part of our charm. Quit fucking it up! }}
Somewhere, in space, there is a box canyon containing two military installations. Two opposing armies, one Red, one Blue, have stationed soldiers there in order to prevent the other side from... controlling ''two'' bases in a box canyon. Beyond that, the soldiers don't really know what their mission is. They don't really know why they're fighting. But one thing's for sure: those guys are a bunch of assholes. And don't get them started on the opposing army.
''Red Vs Blue'' is a [[Machinima]] [[Work Com]] set against the background of the [[Halo]] game series. Its creators, [http://www.roosterteeth.com/home.php Rooster Teeth Productions]{{Dead link}}, helped spark the whole [[Machinima]] explosion and went on to establish themselves as [[Big Name Fan
The ninth season has finished recently, ending on a cliffhanger to lead into season ten. It is divided between "[[Prequel]] stuff," regarding Project Freelancer in full CGI (albeit based on [[Halo 3]] assets); and "present stuff," following the continuing adventures of the Blood Gulch crew told via [[Halo: Reach]] machinima.
All episodes are available for viewing at [https://web.archive.org/web/20081207111332/http://rvb.roosterteeth.com/home.php the Rooster Teeth website] and more recently on their channel on [[YouTube]], though you need a subscription to have full access to exclusive members-only content. Alternatively, they'd surely appreciate it if you bought the DVDs.
Other [[Rooster Teeth]] series include the live action ''[[Rooster Teeth Shorts]], [[The Strangerhood]], [[Immersion]], [[Past Cast]]
Has a [[Red vs. Blue
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== Seasons One through Eight ==
* ''[[Red vs. Blue:
* ''[[Red vs. Blue:
▲* ''[[Red vs. Blue the Blood Gulch Chronicles (Machinima)|Red vs. Blue the Blood Gulch Chronicles]]'': Seasons 1-5 plus "Out of Mind" and "Recovery One"
▲* ''[[Red vs. Blue the Recollection (Machinima)|Red vs. Blue the Recollection]]'': Seasons 6-8 plus "Relocated"
== Season Nine ==
* [[The Ace]]: Agent Carolina.
* [[Adorkable]]:
** Wash, especially compared to [[The Stoic|previous]] [[Consummate Professional|seasons]]. He comes off as much more [[Team Dad|sociable,]] [[Wide
** And York, who is friendly and nice, but is a bit of a [[Butt Monkey]] and his snarky comments tend to invoke headshaking rather than chuckles from the other Freelancers.
* {{spoiler|[[A Glitch in
* [[Armed
* [[Art Shift]]: Burnie has said that, due to the difficulty in matching the game art style with the mocap CGI, they've embraced the difference to tell two simultaneous storylines side-by-side, with the Freelancer stuff in CGI entirely and the "future stuff" in [[Halo: Reach]] machinima.
* [[Ascended Extra]]: York had about seven minutes of screentime prior to this season, Carolina was just talked about a couple of times, and North was {{spoiler|an already-dead body barely seen on screen}}.
* [[Audible Gleam]]: During Grif's initial cleanliness tick, both times he points out how clean he's waxed the floors, we cut to a wider shot of the floor, which gives this off. It's quite amusing.
* [[Aw, Look -- They Really Do Love Each Other]]: Church and Tex make amends {{spoiler|during the end of the world.}}
* [[Back
** Agents Maine and Carolina of all people pull this off in episode 17.
* [[Bash Brothers]]: North and South.....well, Bash Siblings really.
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** {{spoiler|The real Reds and Blues come to Church's rescue.}}
* [[Big No]]: {{spoiler|Carolina}} gives one when {{spoiler|Maine is shot in the throat}}.
* [[Blonde, Brunette, Redhead]]: South, C.T., and Carolina, [http://fc02.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2011/321/7/d/the_girls_by_montyoum-d4gfswz.png respectively].
* [[Bloodier and Gorier]]: Episode two alone probably has more blood and gore in it than the rest of the series combined. Still not ''incredibly'' gory, but relatively speaking...
** Justified as Freelancers are already using the Mk 6 armor which is, at least until Halo 4 comes out, the deadliest [[Power Armor]] in the military's arsenal. The people they're fighting don't, indicated for example by their lack of the usual voice distortion effects, making them [[Made of Plasticine]] by comparison.
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** Later, shifts to Maine.
* [[Call Forward]]: In the trailer, some of Agent Maine's injuries were brought about due to a surprise attack by simulation troops. {{spoiler|This happens to him again in Revelation, except without the surviving part.}}
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'''Washington:''' "They... got the jump on us." }}
** {{spoiler|"Firing main cannon."}}
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** In Episode 14, Caboose mentions that Grif is yellow, not orange.
** In Episode 19, Church's speech to Tex at the end is a condensed version of his revelation as he went into the Epsilon unit.
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* [[The Cameo]]: Ian and Anthony of [[Smosh]] cameo as two mooks in Episode 3.
* [[The Caper]]: The Freelancers' sarcophagus heist is set up like this.
* [[Character Development]]: Kinda all over the map with Church. Building on his ending speech in Revelations, he now sees himself as Alpha, having been reincarnated from Epsilon. But now that he's dealing with the less capable season one versions of his teammates, he's quickly regained his temper from the BGC era. He also becomes more reflective, more introspective.
** [[Inverted Trope|For an inverted example,]] we see how Wash started off as an [[Wide
* [[Chase Fight]]: Most of episode 17.
* [[Chekhov's Armory]]: The Sarcophagus room in Episode 15, filled to the brim with weapons from throughout the Halo series, most of which are used by the end of the episode.
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* [[Contractual Genre Blindness]]: Sarge is very aware that setting off a bomb in the core will not stabilize the planet, but believes it necessary to have several dramatic setbacks and calamities before finding the solution the the planet's instability.
* [[Conveniently Timed Guard]]: In the second episode, when the guard catches South stealing data from the terminal.
* [[Curse Cut Short]]:
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* [[A Date
* [[A Day in
* [[Deadpan Snarker]]: The Pelican pilot, Four Seven Niner
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'''Carolina:''' "You're late."
'''FSN:''' "Ah, well. You can take it out of my tip." }}
* [[Death From Above]]: Episode 15. Anything more would ruin the [[Crowning Moment of Awesome|epicness]].
* [[Demoted to Extra]]: Wyoming. Despite being the second freelancer introduced and one of the main villains of the original five seasons, he barely does anything in this season. He has only one or two lines and spends most of his screen time being injured by Tex and enemy soldiers. [[Word of God|Burnie Burns]] states that this due to Wyoming's [[Affably Evil|quirkier]] [[Evil Brit|voice]] and [[Quintessential British Gentleman|personality]] running a risk of detracting from the more seriously toned Freelancer plot-line.
* [[Dodge the Bullet|Dodge The Paint]]: Tex does a pretty good job at this, and it's implied that Carolina does too.
* [[Does This Remind You of Anything?]]: Andy the bomb, failing to blow up.
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* [[Doomed
** {{spoiler|Subverted in the case of Carolina, who turns out to be very much alive, although with debatable sanity.}}
* {{spoiler|[[Downer Ending]]: The season ends with Church horrified that he killed Tex for nothing, along with his shock at Carolina's return. Meanwhile, the prequel sections end with York and North wondering if Project Freelancer really are the good guys, Washington and C.T.'s relationship worsening, and Carolina declaring her [[Undying Loyalty]] to the Director, shortly before it goes back to the present and shows that Carolina now wants the Director dead.}}
* [[The Dragon]]: {{spoiler|Tex is evidently the Director's personal one-man-cleanup crew.}}
* [[Dream Apocalypse]]: {{spoiler|''Subverted.''}}
* [[The Easy Way or
* [[Elite Mook]]: The [[Pyromaniac]] Carolina and Washington encounter is [[Made of Iron|able to shrug off Battle Rifle rounds]] and give the duo some trouble before [[Dance Battler|Carolina]] smashes him in the [[Crowning Moment of Awesome|face with a gravity hammer.]] Also counts as a [[
** Wash even lampshades it:
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** Episode 13 gives us a glimpse of him alongside the rest of the Insurrectionists. Presumably all of them will show up in later episodes to be mini-bosses for the rest of the team.
** The jet-pack mooks in Episode 17, who are decidedly harder to kill than ordinary mooks amd pull off some impressive stunts of their own. Just one of them was able to out-muscle [[The Brute|MAINE!]]
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** Also in episode 2, at the very beginning, when one mook is complaining to another about job assignment.
** We also see two guys get in an argument as Maine falls past them. It appears to be the newest [[Running Gag]].
* [[Face Death
* [[The Faceless]]: Finally averted in the cases of York, North Dakota, South Dakota, Carolina, Connecticut, and the Counselor thanks to [[Monty Oum]], but still holds true for Maine, Wash, {{spoiler|Tex}}, and the Blood Gulch Crew.
** Kind of holds true for the Director as well. While many parts of his face are seen and he gets a lot of views from the back, his entire face, especially his eyes, have yet to show.
* [[Fiery Redhead]]: {{spoiler|Agent Carolina.}}
* [[Five
** [[The Hero]]: [[The Ace|Carolina.]]
** [[The Lancer]]: [[The Mario|Washington.]]
** [[The Big Guy]]: [[The Brute|Maine]], [[Evil Brit|Wyoming]], and [[Dark Action Girl|South]] form a Big Guy trio.
** [[The Smart Guy]]: [[Nice Guy|York.]] Also doubles as the team's second [[Lancer]], being the only guy on the team [[The Hero|Carolina]] treats equally as both a friend and colleague.
** [[The Chick]]: Well, C.T. is more of the [[Dark Chick]]. North also fits this role, to an extent, since his primary concern is taking care of the others.
** [[Sixth Ranger]]: {{spoiler|Tex.}}
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* [[Foil]]: The Freelancers to the Blood Gulch Red and Blue Teams. While the former was a group of skilled, badass elite soldiers they inevitably fall apart as a unit due to in-fighting, jealousy, and betrayal, failing to do much in the War. The latter however started out as enemies but over-time fostered a bizarre if powerful alliance with each other, actually managing to do great things via cooperation instead of competition despite the incompetence of their members, even managing to kill several of the Freelancers and having a far greater impact in fostering a peace between the Humans and Aliens. To further accentuate this, both groups have at their focal point a Leonard Church.
* [[Foregone Conclusion]]: We already know what will happen to all of the "past" characters, as well as the fact that Project Freelancer eventually ends up as a colossal failure.
* [[Genre Blindness]]: In episode 15: When someone hands you a rapidly beeping, glowing object and then dashes away, you probably shouldn't stand there staring at it.
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'''Soldier''': "Huh?"
'''York''': "Thank you."
'''FILSS''': "Firing main cannon."
'''Soldier''': "Oh, son of a..." }}
* [[Good
* [[Good Scars, Evil Scars]]: York has his messed-up eye, and Maine is shot in the throat.
* [[Goomba Stomp]]: South does this to a guard. The Mk6 armor does weigh several hundred pounds after all.
* [[Groin Attack]]: North delivers one to a Mook before shooting him in Episode 3.
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* [[Insane Troll Logic]]: Sarge's plan to save the world, [[Crowning Moment of Funny|appropriately entitled "Sarge's plan to kick the planet's ass."]] Ah, Sarge, [[Crazy Awesome|we missed that about you.]]
* [[Irony]]: Virtually everything we learn about Project Freelancer puts a weird spin on what we have seen of them in previous seasons (Eg. Alpha "didn't remember being a calculator" here he has pride in his calculating abilities, the suprising comaderie between the Freelancers.).
* [[Is This Thing Still On?]]: [[Subverted Trope|Subverted]].
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'''Angel:''' "I heard that, four-seven-niner."
'''Recovery Command:''' "Yup, that's 'cause I transmitted it." }}
* [[Knuckle
* [[Leeroy Jenkins]]: Despite her brother telling her repeatedly to turn on her motion tracker so he can provide better aid, South refuses on grounds that "it'll take too long" and charges in anyway.
** The same episode also has a possible [[Shout
** Maine and Wyoming in {{spoiler|Episode 10. Repeatedly, despite York trying to get them to fight as a team. As a result, they get their asses kicked by Tex.}}
* [[Leitmotif]]: Carolina and Tex have a rather special one whenever the two cross paths. It mixes the Agent Tex theme with the vocals from Extraction.
* [[Lotus Eater Machine]]: The "present" half of the story takes place from Church's perspective after the events of Revelations, trapped in the Epsilon unit.
* [[Made of Iron]]: Maine. {{spoiler|A sniper round to the chest and about 10 pistol shots to the neck doesn't seem stop him from standing, and getting hit by a speeding truck and falling off a freeway on top of that still doesn't seem to kill him.}}
* [[Men Are the Expendable Gender]]: Averted! In episode 17, one of the mooks that Tex shoots on the freeway has a female voice, and one of the jet-pack mooks Carolina fights on the truck seems to be a girl too.
* [[Mexican Standoff]]: Between Agent South and a trooper, holding two cups of coffee, and looking at the alarm.
* [[Mind Screw]]: {{spoiler|Turns out that the scene of Agent Tex and Church standing around in Valhalla was FORESHADOWING, the entire season then might have been essentially Church's dreamscape as well.}}
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** York being {{spoiler|in a possible relationship with Carolina. (Keep in mind that York and Tex are good friends in Out Of Mind (after season 9 chronologically) even though Carolina ''hates'' Tex. For that matter, Tex went a little overboard on him in [[Groin Attack|Episode 10.]])}}
** Wash respects the DIRECTOR. Yeah.
** Episode 18 starts with Grif being made of awesome and hilarity, continues with the return of [[Action Bomb|An]][[Jerkass|dy]], and the Blood Gulch crew finishes up with the deadpan line "We're all going to die now." {{spoiler|and then we cut to [[Mind Rape|the birth]] [[One Dialogue, Two Conversations|of Delta]].}}
* [[Mook Chivalry]]: The only guards that seem to make an effort to shoot at the Twins are the Snipers. Everyone else runs towards the duo, one at a time, hoping to get killed in the coolest way possible.
* [[My God, What Have I Done?]]: As soon as Church realises that the memory unit ''isn't'' failing, but rather Caboose has managed to find a way to free him from it, he instantly regrets his prior action. {{spoiler|Namely, trying to move on from the past by forgetting Tex out of existence}}.
* [[Nostalgia
* {{spoiler|[[Not So Different]]: This season seems to be building up to the similarities between Church and the [[Evil Twin|Director.]]}}
** {{spoiler|For that matter, Church and his pre-fragmented self. Episode 13 reveals that even as the original Alpha, Church was always a [[Jerkass]].}}
* [[Offscreen Moment of Awesome]]
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* [[Oh Crap]]: Episode 3 has Church realize that the Reds weren't his buddies in season 1, what his simulation is based on, when he walks up to them.
** {{spoiler|York}} gets these moments many times in Episode 10 when {{spoiler|he's cornered by Tex.}}
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** Church has a minor one when he realizes {{spoiler|that Tex remembers everything.}}
** And Church has a much bigger one ''twice'' in the finale {{spoiler|first, when he realizes, right after he forgets Tex, that the quakes aren't because of the memory unit dying, but because Caboose was opening it back up, and second when he sees the very much alive Carolina. If the music for the latter is any indication, her being alive might not be entirely good.}}
* [[Ominous Latin Chanting]]: At the end of Episode 16. There's a very light chanting, which is a [[Call Forward
* [[The Oner]]: Episode 17 has one during the [[Chase Fight]]. An interview with Monty revealed that his nickname for the shot ended up being the name of the episode.
* [[Only Sane Man]]: Wash and York share this role in the group, though in almost opposite ways. Wash is rather uptight and straitlaced, while York is a laid-back smartass.
* [[Opening Narration]]: Church tries to helpfully provide one for the viewers, except he's repeatedly interrupted by Tucker to the point of frustration, and finally just drops it.
* [[Plot Tumor]]: The Freelancer program, originally introduced as just independent agents back in season one, has evolved into this. Overlaps with [[Characterization Marches On
* [[Phrase Catcher]]: Any mention of Agent Maine fighting someone is typically met with "Man, I ''almost'' feel bad for them."
* [[Pyromaniac]]: In "The Sarcophagus," Wash and Carolina get attacked by one. It was awesome.
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* [[Quirky Miniboss Squad]]: The six ODST Insurrectionists first seen in Episode 13 seem to be shaping up as this. The team consists of a [[Pyromaniac]], a [[The Smurfette Principle|Girl]], a [[The Brute|Guy With No Sleeves]], a [[Cold Sniper]], a guy in heavier armour and a "regular" ODST with a bandolier and a kukri.
* [[Reality Warper]]: {{spoiler|Church is this unaware, as shown in Episode 5 when he changes Grif and Donut back to their BGC incarnations by talking about how they "should be."}}
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* [[She Fu]]: Agent Carolina, overlapping with [[Dance Battler]].
* [[Ship Tease]]: Between Carolina and York.
** Wash and C.T.
* [[Shout
** Which are instantly conglomerated into [[Crowning Moment of Funny|Andersmith]].
** Washington saying "That's a good look." when Maine picks up the [[Weapon of Choice|Brute Shot]] seems reminiscent of Terminator 2, when John Conner says "That's definitely you." as [[The Terminator]] picks up the minigun.
** Sarge's plan to stop the earthquakes is almost exactly like the one from ''[[The Core]]''.
** Grif's OCD is a possible [[Shout
* [[Stock Scream]]: The Wilhelm is heard during the third episode.
* [[There Are No Girls
* [[True Companions]]: {{spoiler|The Blood Gulch Crew show off their credentials as [[True Companions|a Nakama]].}}
* [[Unwanted Rescue]]: {{spoiler|Epsilon is ''not'' happy about being rescued since he was finally at peace, and especially since also he just let Tex go forever.}}
* [[Wham! Episode]]: {{spoiler|The finale, where Church finally lets himself forget Tex, apparently losing her forever, just in time to be rescued from the capture unit...by a [[Not Quite Dead|not so dead after all]] Carolina.}}
* [[Wham! Line]]:
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* [[Who Would Want to Watch Us?]]: In Episode 9.
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Caboose: "Well, maybe all of this is happening ''inside of a movie!''
Tucker: "Oh please. Who the fuck would watch ''that'' movie? All we do is sit around and talk." }}
* [[Wide
* [[Your Mind Makes It Real]]
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== Season Ten ==
* [[Artificial Gravity]]: On the various ships. In Episode 2, Wash accidentally turns it off on one of them.
* [[Attack! Attack! Retreat! Retreat!]]: Washington and York against the Insurrection soldiers in the trailer.
* [[Brick Joke]]: Remember the Insurrectionist grunt Delta was talking to? The one who got [[Thrown Out the Airlock|spaced]]? Yeah, we see him in orbit at the beginning of episode 2.
* [[Call Forward]]: Oh, Wash. You don't even know.
* [[Continuity Nod]]:
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* [[Enemy Chatter]]: The [[Running Gag]] from last season is still going strong, with two mooks in episode 2 sniping at each other about being under attack.
* [[Flat What]]
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'''Church''': What. }}
* [[Grey and Gray Morality]]: Suggested by Delta to an Insurrectionist grunt. The Freelancers and Insurrectionists can't be called good and evil, just two groups working for different goals.
* [[Guns Akimbo]]: Carolina seems to have made a twin set of Plasma Rifles her [[Weapon of Choice|weapons of choice]] judging from the trailers.
* [[Hyper
* [[Nice Job Breaking It, Hero]]: Wash destroying the artificial gravity while trying to hack the system, in Episode 2. Not that it's a bad thing for the audience, because we get treated to an epically awesome zero-gee battle.
* [[Normal Fish in
* [[Replacement Goldfish]]: {{spoiler|Wash apparently became this for Church, after the latter went into the capture unit. To the point where Caboose even ''calls Wash by Church's name'', as Church discovers much to his fury after being rescued from the capture unit.}}
* [[Shout
* [[Summon Bigger Fish]]: Washington signals for a pod containing {{spoiler|Sigma-enhanced Maine}} to fight the sleeveless Insurrectionist.
* [[The Plot Thickens]]: In the Freelancer plot, anyway. At the end of Episode 2, we see {{spoiler|CT mysteriously floating towards a group of insurrectionists by herself}}.
* [[Too Soon]]: After Sarge quips that ever since Donut was shot, he probably has a few more holes in him, he invokes this trope by name. Church's response?
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* [[Tranquil Fury]]: Church is NOT happy {{spoiler|that Wash became his [[Replacement Goldfish|replacement on Blue Team]]}}. But instead of his usual raving and ranting, he just gets more and more teeth-clenched and sarcastic at every new revelation.
* [[Unexplained Recovery]]: The Insurrection soldiers that were shown in Season 9 as a [[Quirky Miniboss Squad]]. The soldier with the bandolier is the most glaring example, as he was last seen taking a [[Wave Motion Gun]] right to the face, yet appears in the trailer with his only visible injuries being [[Artificial Limbs|a mechnical arm]] and some heavy damage to his armor.
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* [[Buried Alive]]: This happens to Sarge in an April Fool's Day episode when Grif mistakes him for being dead. He escaped by eating his way out of the grave.
* [[Continuity Nod]]: Tucker's less than normal knowledge of time comes up again in the Rock the Veto PSA when has says they were playing Blindfold for "like 30 hours last night."
* [[Decided
* [[Department of Redundancy Department]]: The American Grifball League of America.
* [[Eagle Land]]: Type 1, parodied. After examining how Red vs. Blue would be done by other countries, Church and Tucker decide to do it the American way, which they conclude is driving big cars and blowing shit up. The video ends with a Warthog flying over an explosion with the American flag in the background and "America the Beautiful" playing.
* [[Explosive Stupidity]]: Caboose was prone to this during the Fourth of July PSA about handling fireworks.
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'''Caboose''': Yes, I put it in my pants. Wait-... (cue explosion) }}
* [["Faux
** [http://redvsblue.com/archive/?id=789=more&s=7 The Fire Safety PSA.]{{Dead link}} [[Completely Missing the Point|For the love of God, don't take their advice.]]
* [[Four Point Scale]]: The PSA about the gaming industry lampshades this practice.
* [[The Grinch]]: Church in the Christmas special. His acts include shooting the Red's Christmas tree decorations, spreading lies about Santa to Caboose and stealing the present he tricked Tucker into getting for him.
* [[Lethal Chef]]: Sarge's dish for the 2008 Thanksgiving dinner was severed human hands dressed like turkeys due to misunderstanding his research materials (first-grader reports) while Caboose misinterpreted a sexual metaphor his grandmother once told him in his youth and brought "hair pie". Sarge had to set him straight on that one.
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'''Sarge''': Don't even get me ''started'' on the "gobble-gobble". }}
* [[Memetic Badass]]: In-universe, [[Meta Fiction|sort of...]] In a series of PSA videos made to hype ''[[Halo 3: ODST]]'', [[Halo|Sergeant Johnson]] is painted to be even more of this than he already was in the Halo games with claims that he once [[One
* [[New
* [[Required Secondary Powers]]: Actually averted in the "Upgrading" PSA, when Caboose gets his armor stuck on invisibility mode:
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'''Caboose''': Good. I need sleep.
'''Sarge''': Sleep? When that game comes out, I won't sleep for a week!
'''Church''': Yeah, no, it's not that, it's just that he's having trouble sleeping because he can see through his eyelids now.
'''Sarge''': Oh. That's creepy. }}
* [[Right Behind Me]]: Church kinda invokes the wrath of Sgt. Johnson in the 3rd ODST PSA this way.
* [[Schmuck Bait]]: The second and third season DVDs have bonus videos implying either a love story with Tex or "Sheila's Sexy Adventure". Clicking either of those and you get berated for actually expecting something.
* [[Seemingly
* [[The Internet Is Serious Business]]: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PpreMR7p5ik A PSA was made about this.]
* [[Trust Me, I'm an X]]: From the bird flu PSA.
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'''Simmons''': No, you're not! You just play one on the internet! }}
* [[Unexplained Recovery]]: Most of the time, if a character suffers a seemingly fatal injury, they'll turn out to be fine later, to the point that towards the end of the series they don't even bother explaining it anymore.
* [[Wildlife Commentary Spoof]]: One of the bonuses in the ''
* [[Worst Aid]]: The general premise of the cold and flu PSA. "I've had the bullets in my shotgun medically coated for the fastest possible injection of life-saving medicine."
* [[Worst Whatever Ever]]: Sarge gives this during the 2008 Thanksgiving special when he discovers it doesn't involve inviting your enemies over and shooting them in the back.
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