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* [[My Local]]: The Jockey, where most of the main characters hang out or work.
* [[My Local]]: The Jockey, where most of the main characters hang out or work.
* [[Name's the Same]]: Liam Gallagher. Named after the Oasis frontman, who demanded who know why.
* [[Name's the Same]]: Liam Gallagher. Named after the Oasis frontman, who demanded who know why.
{{quote| '''Wilson''': ''Really? Liam Gallagher?.''}}
{{quote|'''Wilson''': ''Really? Liam Gallagher?.''}}
** There were also two very, very minor characters in the early series called Paddy and Mickey, before the Maguires became prominent.
** There were also two very, very minor characters in the early series called Paddy and Mickey, before the Maguires became prominent.
* [[Naughty by Night]]: Sheila. By day she's a sweet agoraphobic and germaphobic housewife. But at night she is very very into pegging filthy alcoholic Frank.
* [[Naughty by Night]]: Sheila. By day she's a sweet agoraphobic and germaphobic housewife. But at night she is very very into pegging filthy alcoholic Frank.
* [[Noodle Implements]]:
* [[Noodle Implements]]:
{{quote| Paddy to Mimi: "Remember those blokes who came round with the salmon?" }}
{{quote|Paddy to Mimi: "Remember those blokes who came round with the salmon?" }}
* [[No Smoking]]: From 2007 smoking is enclosed public places and workplaces.The first episode of the series started with everyone partying outside The Jockey (with their own beer) until they decided to flout the ban.
* [[No Smoking]]: From 2007 smoking is enclosed public places and workplaces.The first episode of the series started with everyone partying outside The Jockey (with their own beer) until they decided to flout the ban.
** A good proportion of the shows adults are seen smoking. [[Truth in Television]], as smoking is still very common in urban communities, despite the efforts of governments across the world to outlaw it.
** A good proportion of the shows adults are seen smoking. [[Truth in Television]], as smoking is still very common in urban communities, despite the efforts of governments across the world to outlaw it.
* [[Not Quite Dead]]: Frank's Father Neville has one of these moments, surviving a heart attack that had been previously implied to be fatal.
* [[Not Quite Dead]]: Frank's Father Neville has one of these moments, surviving a heart attack that had been previously implied to be fatal.
* [[Older Than They Look]]: Lip discovers on his 18th birthday that he's actually ''19'', because Frank et al forgot to register his birth for an entire year. When Lip angrily asks what they were doing that was so important they could have forgotten;
* [[Older Than They Look]]: Lip discovers on his 18th birthday that he's actually ''19'', because Frank et al forgot to register his birth for an entire year. When Lip angrily asks what they were doing that was so important they could have forgotten;
{{quote| '''Frank''': [[Comically Missing the Point|We went down Ladbrokes instead? Big win!]]}}
{{quote|'''Frank''': [[Comically Missing the Point|We went down Ladbrokes instead? Big win!]]}}
* [[Oop North]]: The series is set in Manchester.
* [[Oop North]]: The series is set in Manchester.
* [[Oops, I Forgot I Was Married]]: Kev proposes to Veronica while drunk. It takes a while for him to confess to her that he never divorced his first wife, Roxy, who was a violent alcoholic who is in prison for GBH but still very much in love with him. Veronica is actually fine with this and they have a fake wedding just so they don't disappoint Veronica's mother and more importantly get wedding gifts, particularly Veronica's dad's money which would help them pay off most of their house in a right-to-buy scheme.
* [[Oops, I Forgot I Was Married]]: Kev proposes to Veronica while drunk. It takes a while for him to confess to her that he never divorced his first wife, Roxy, who was a violent alcoholic who is in prison for GBH but still very much in love with him. Veronica is actually fine with this and they have a fake wedding just so they don't disappoint Veronica's mother and more importantly get wedding gifts, particularly Veronica's dad's money which would help them pay off most of their house in a right-to-buy scheme.
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* [[Sticky Fingers]]: Most of the characters shoplift whenever they get a chance - at one point Frank steals (among other things) a charity collection tin. Or when the barstaff get trapped in the cellar by a broken door by the time they get out the stools and tables are gone.
* [[Sticky Fingers]]: Most of the characters shoplift whenever they get a chance - at one point Frank steals (among other things) a charity collection tin. Or when the barstaff get trapped in the cellar by a broken door by the time they get out the stools and tables are gone.
* [[Take That]]:
* [[Take That]]:
{{quote| '''Frank''': You hit me in the face with a pan of porridge. I went to casualty looking like [[Acceptable Political Targets|Ann fucking Widdecombe.]]}}
{{quote|'''Frank''': You hit me in the face with a pan of porridge. I went to casualty looking like [[Acceptable Political Targets|Ann fucking Widdecombe.]]}}
* [[Take That (band)|Take That]]: Never Forget played at Karen and Jamie's wedding.
* [[Take That (band)|Take That]]: Never Forget played at Karen and Jamie's wedding.
* [[Talking to Himself]]: In one episode of Series 5, Sean Gilder played not only Paddy but also his estranged gay twin brother Noel, the characters often conversing in the same scene.
* [[Talking to Himself]]: In one episode of Series 5, Sean Gilder played not only Paddy but also his estranged gay twin brother Noel, the characters often conversing in the same scene.
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* [[Fille Fatale]]: Karen and Mandy. Holly Hickemer thinks she's this but she's still too young to actually be sexual.
* [[Fille Fatale]]: Karen and Mandy. Holly Hickemer thinks she's this but she's still too young to actually be sexual.
* [[Generation Xerox]]: Fiona and Lip are beginning to show similarities to their dear old dad, particuarly some shades of selfishness. Fiona {{spoiler|slept with a married man even though she knew she would regret it}}. Lip is especially showing signs with {{spoiler|attempting to break Karen and Jodie up by sending Mandy to their house so Mandy would sleep with Jodie}}. This trope is even lampshaded in "A Beautiful Mess."
* [[Generation Xerox]]: Fiona and Lip are beginning to show similarities to their dear old dad, particuarly some shades of selfishness. Fiona {{spoiler|slept with a married man even though she knew she would regret it}}. Lip is especially showing signs with {{spoiler|attempting to break Karen and Jodie up by sending Mandy to their house so Mandy would sleep with Jodie}}. This trope is even lampshaded in "A Beautiful Mess."
{{quote| '''Frank''': Why do you have to be such an asshole?<br />
{{quote|'''Frank''': Why do you have to be such an asshole?
'''Lip''': The apple fell where you left it. }}
'''Lip''': The apple fell where you left it. }}
* [[Genki Girl]]: Though she may be a a bit older than most examples, Sheila Jackson when she's not in a [[Heroic BSOD|rough patch]].
* [[Genki Girl]]: Though she may be a a bit older than most examples, Sheila Jackson when she's not in a [[Heroic BSOD|rough patch]].