The Dresden Files (TV series): Difference between revisions

* [[Haunted Fetter]]: Bob is bound to his skull.

* [[Hero With Bad Publicity]]: Harry in spades. Normals think he is either crazy or a con-man and other wizards are convinced he is a dangerous Black Magic user like the rest of his family.

* [[Is That What They're Calling It Now?]]: Bob's reaction to Harry's attempt to explain why he kissed Murphy.

* [[Lighter and Softer]]: Than the books, which had scarier villains, darker themes and more death and pain. In its defense, it was still on its first season.

* [[Real Men Wear Pink]]: Bob is apparently a real sucker for sappy foreign romance films.

* [[Reckless Gun Usage]]: Oddly averted in "Storm Front," when Detective Kirmani picks up Harry's holy water pistol and jokingly asks if he has a permit for it. Despite the fact that the gun is yellow, plastic, and obviously a toy, Kirmani's finger stays outside of the trigger guard, presumably out of sheer habit.

* [[Scary Black Man]]: Morgan.

* [[Sealed Evil in A Can]]: Every other villain - and the hero's sidekick. Bob is a damned and cursed soul, damned and cursed for trying to resurrect his dead love. {{spoiler|[[Subverted Trope|When released from his eternal prison he saves Harry instead of killing him and gets sealed back in the can for his troubles]].}}

* [[Secretly Wealthy]]: This iteration of Harry. Harry was the sole heir to Justin Morningway's estate, but refused to claim any part of it, due to certain... issues between them.

* [[Shallow Love Interest]]: Susan, since she does not have her own storyline like she did in the books.

* [[Star-Crossed Lovers]]: Part of Bob's backstory.

* [[Stealth Hi Bye]]: Morgan loves doing this, and Harry assumes that he is teleporting. When Harry finally asks how it is done, Morgan explains that he is not teleporting, and it is not ''technically'' invisibility, but that [[Behind the Black|he makes Harry not see him]].