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As a solution to this, she [[Be Careful What You Wish For|wishes]] to become older and successful and beautiful and popular and pretty much everything else. So, with [[Applied Phlebotinum|a little help from a magic dust]], she ages seventeen years in a blink, and wakes up as powerful magazine editor, whose best friend is Lucy Wyman, aka Tom-Tom ([[Judy Greer]]) [[Alpha Bitch|the old queen bee]] at her school.
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* [[Alpha Bitch]]: Tom-Tom (a.k.a. Lucy) in her high school days.
* [[Ambition Is Evil]]: So, you want to be thirty
* [[Anguished Declaration of Love]]: {{spoiler|Jenna to Matt, right before his wedding}}.
* [[Brainy Brunette]]: Jenna, of course. Yes, she may have turned out to be a 30-year-old bitch, but she certainly isn't dumb.
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* [[Character Development]]: Jenna realizes that maybe there's more to life than money and success. Something more along the lines of Becoming A Better Person.
* [[Corrupt the Cutie]]: In this case, Jenna kind of corrupts herself, but...
* [[Dance Line]]: Jenna does this during the "Thriller" dance part.
* [[Did Not Do the Research]]: The key songs in the movie are "Jessie's Girl," "Love Is A Battlefield" and "Thriller" -- hits in 1981, 1983 and 1984 respectively, which don't really seem credible for a 13-year-old girl in ''1987'' (which she would have to be, since the film was released in 2004) to have at the top of her fave raves list -- and someone on the production must have known this, hence Jenna bursting into the much more plausible "Everybody Have Fun Tonight" by Wang Chung (from 1986).
* [[Doting Parent]]
* [[Embarrassing Nickname]]: Tom-Tom. I mean, Tom-Tom?
** Not that Jenna's is any better -- "Sweetbottom"? (Mind you, many men would agree it fits considering she's played by Jennifer Garner.)
* [[Emotional Torque]]: The [[Older Than Television|always present]] Aaaaaaaw Sound, mostly. Specially at the end, {{spoiler|when the Loving Couple finally get together}}.
* [[Falling in Love Montage]]
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* [[Growing Up Sucks]]
* [[Happily Ever After]]: What did you expect?
* [[Hey
** Younger Matt was [[Fosters Home for Imaginary Friends|Mac]]
*** Older Matt is [[The Avengers|Bruce Banner]].
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* [[Horrible Judge of Character]]: Jenna concerning Lucy.
* [[Just Friends]]: Jenna and Matt.
* [[Market
* [[The Mole]]: {{spoiler|Jenna}} had been feeding a rival fashion magazine with ideas for articles that her magazine had been coming up with.
* [[
* [[Overnight Age Up]]
* [[Popular History]]: The version of 1987 in which 13-year-old Jenna lives like a modern-day '80s-themed party.
* [[
* [[Separated At Birth Casting]]: Christa Allen as Young Jenna. Jennifer Garner says that she looks identical to her when she was that age and the two were
* [[Sleep Mask]]: Used by Jenna when she wakes up as adult.
* [[Stepford Smiler]]: Jenna, when she wakes up 30, finds she is not the nice young girl she used to be.
* [[The Reveal]]: Done ''twice'' because {{spoiler|the first-time viewers in the audience wouldn't know the significance of the letter from the rival ''Sparkle Magazine'' that turns up in her mail in the first reveal either}}.
* [[Or Was It a Dream?]]
* [[Reset Button]]
* [[Ridiculously Successful Future Self]]
* [[True
* [[Victorious Childhood Friend]]
* [[X Meets Y]]: [[Big]] meets [[Regarding Henry]] with liberal sprinkling of [[Peggy Sue Got Married]] in reverse.
* [[You Can Leave Your Hat On]]: Jenna's boyfriend in a very-not-sexy scene.
** To "Ice Ice, Baby" by [[Vanilla Ice (Music)|Vanilla Ice]], yet!
* [[What Happened to The Mouse?]]: To Matt's fiance
* [[When She Smiles]]: The late night walk between Jenna and Matt.
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