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Saving Silverman is a 2001 romantic comedy starring Jason Biggs and Amanda Peet |
''[[Saving Silverman]]'' is a 2001 romantic comedy starring Jason Biggs and Amanda Peet. |
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* [[Abuse Is Okay When Its Female On Male]] |
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* [[The Ace]]: Judith. |
* [[The Ace]]: Judith. |
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* [[Affably Evil]]: Judith, most of the time. |
* [[Affably Evil]]: Judith, most of the time. |
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* [[Designated Hero|Designated Heroes]]: Wayne and J.D. really should've gone to jail. |
* [[Designated Hero|Designated Heroes]]: Wayne and J.D. really should've gone to jail. |
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* [[Distracted by the Sexy]]: Happens to Wayne, thanks to an overwhelming amount of [[Foe Yay]]. |
* [[Distracted by the Sexy]]: Happens to Wayne, thanks to an overwhelming amount of [[Foe Yay]]. |
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* [[Double Standard Abuse (Female on Male)]]{{context}} |
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* [[Extreme Doormat]]: Darren agrees to take Judith's last name and even gets ass implants at her request. |
* [[Extreme Doormat]]: Darren agrees to take Judith's last name and even gets ass implants at her request. |
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* [[Freudian Excuse]]: Judith [[All Psychology Is Freudian|psychoanalyzes]] herself at Wayne's request, explaining that she feels compelled to completely dominate Darren because her former boyfriend was a self-assured, macho, athletic type who got kicked to death in a brutal martial-arts competition. |
* [[Freudian Excuse]]: Judith [[All Psychology Is Freudian|psychoanalyzes]] herself at Wayne's request, explaining that she feels compelled to completely dominate Darren because her former boyfriend was a self-assured, macho, athletic type who got kicked to death in a brutal martial-arts competition. |
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* [[Pair the Spares]]: Wayne and Judith, and J.D. and Coach Norton at the end. |
* [[Pair the Spares]]: Wayne and Judith, and J.D. and Coach Norton at the end. |
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* [[Poisonous Captive]]: Judith. |
* [[Poisonous Captive]]: Judith. |
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* [[Refuge in Audacity]] |
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* [[Slap Slap Kiss]]: Judith and Wayne at the end. |
* [[Slap Slap Kiss]]: Judith and Wayne at the end. |
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* [[Street Performer]]: Darren, Wayne, and J.D. perform in a Neil Diamond cover band on the boardwalk. |
* [[Street Performer]]: Darren, Wayne, and J.D. perform in a Neil Diamond cover band on the boardwalk. |
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Latest revision as of 21:49, 1 April 2021
Saving Silverman is a 2001 romantic comedy starring Jason Biggs and Amanda Peet.
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Tropes used in Saving Silverman include:
- The Ace: Judith.
- Affably Evil: Judith, most of the time.
- Ambiguously Jewish: Both Darren and Judith (Jewish and Nerdy in the first case, Matzo Fever in the second).
- Big Eater: J.D.
- The Cameo: Neil Diamond.
- Cloudcuckoolander: Coach Norton.
- Designated Heroes: Wayne and J.D. really should've gone to jail.
- Distracted by the Sexy: Happens to Wayne, thanks to an overwhelming amount of Foe Yay.
- Double Standard Abuse (Female on Male)[context?]
- Extreme Doormat: Darren agrees to take Judith's last name and even gets ass implants at her request.
- Freudian Excuse: Judith psychoanalyzes herself at Wayne's request, explaining that she feels compelled to completely dominate Darren because her former boyfriend was a self-assured, macho, athletic type who got kicked to death in a brutal martial-arts competition.
- Henpecked Boyfriend: Darren.
- Manipulative Bitch: Judith is the queen of this trope.
- Ms. Fanservice: Sandy, who shows quite a bit of skin through the course of the movie. Judith may also qualify.
- Pair the Spares: Wayne and Judith, and J.D. and Coach Norton at the end.
- Poisonous Captive: Judith.
- Refuge in Audacity[context?]
- Slap Slap Kiss: Judith and Wayne at the end.
- Street Performer: Darren, Wayne, and J.D. perform in a Neil Diamond cover band on the boardwalk.
- Victorious Childhood Friend: Darren and Sandy.