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Remember the days of [[Nickelodeon]] that featured ordinary kids getting thrust into wild and wacky supernatural situations with a healthy dose of comedy and danger? No? Well, apparently Nick decided that the brats of today needed a refresher course, hence the sci-fi/comedy show ''[[The Troop]]'''s birth.
 
Remember the days of [[Nickelodeon]] that featured ordinary kids getting thrust into wild and wacky supernatural situations with a healthy dose of comedy and danger? No? Well, apparently Nick decided that the brats of today needed a refresher course, hence the sci-fi/comedy show ''The Troop'''s birth.
 
The show focuses on three high schoolers that suddenly are thrust into a secret society, courtesy of their school counselor, that protects humankind from all the supernatural scourges in existence that we think aren't real, but most assuredly are. The main characters consist of:
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* Kirby Cadworth-Bankroft III - A rich kid who used to be part of the Tulsa Troop and transfers in after Felix leaves to go to Troop International.
* Mr. Stockley - The current school administrator/counselor who enlists the kids into the world of The Troop. Loves his job a little TOO much, which tends to disturb the trio at times.
 
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* [[And Starring]] - the credit for John Marshall Jones, who plays Mr. Stockley.
* [[Adults Are Useless]] - Literally, once you hit 18, you lose your courage and cannot fight monsters.
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** The censors must've been asleep when the episode that featured Jake being bitten by a snark went through. A guy gets pregnant with a baby monster? Nick's done that [[Jimmy Neutron|before]]. But, Mr. Stockley's line "You should've thought of that before you got snarked up"? Subtle as a flying mallet.
** The ep where Haley and Jake switch bodies
{{quote| '''Claudia''': [[Unfortunate Implications|Let's go someplace else and ''get to know'' each other.]]}}
** Not that bad in itself but considering they're all at ''that'' age
* [[Half-Human Hybrid]] - {{spoiler|Cadence is half Blood Trasher, as is her brother.}}
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* [[Hate Plague]] - [[Inverted Trope|Inverted]] in one episode, where insects called The Swarm feed on people's angst and anger, causing everybody to like each other.
* [[Hero Worshipper]] - Jake to Lance in "Tentacle Face"; Hayley (and to a lesser extent, Felix) to Bianca Stonehouse in "The Substitute"; Keiko and Yuki to Felix in "Lost in Translation". Also, Kirby once wore a shirt with Felix's face and the inscription [[WWJD|WWFD]] (What Would Felix Do?)
* [[Hey, It's That Guy!]] - Mr. Stockley is [[Smart Guy (TV series)|T.J.'s dad]].
** And Lance is [[Kyle XY|Josh Trager]].
** Oh, and we can't forget that the Eris Fairies were [[Victorious|Tori and Trina Vega]].
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* [[Poor Communication Kills]] - {{spoiler|"Oh Brother" might as well be ''titled'' this! First, not only will Cadence ''not'' tell Jake she's half monster, she keeps it a secret that her ''maneating'' brother is hanging around, which would've saved her the trouble of being held at gunpoint by Hayley and being forced to tell Jake in that manner. While that's a bit understandable because she still loves her brother, Jake could've solved ''everything'' if he'd just told Cadence that her brother wasn't dead...and was unconscious in a crate ''right'' beside him!}}
* [[Power Trio]] - Jake, Felix, and Hayley
* [[Proud to Be Aa Geek]] - Felix
* [[Put Onon a Bus]] - Felix
* [[Retool]]: Between the first and second seasons to create a more comic-book feel complete with a new theme song.
* [[Ship Tease]] - Jake and Hayley
* [[Somebody Doesn't Love Raymond]]: Hayley had an episode devoted to trying to win over a girl who absolutely refused to like her. In one scene, the girl starts to apologize to Hayley for being rude, but it goes downhill and the girl decides she hates her again. Hayley eventually learns that it's not important if everyone likes her.
* [[Taken for Granite]] - In the pilot, they had to face a basilisk.
* [[That Poor Cat]] - Hayley's cat in "The Pajama Party... of Death". The poor thing gets DEVOURED, CHEWED, and SWALLOWED by the cheerleader possessed with the Vespinox. Serious [[Getting Crap Past the Radar|getting crap past the radar]], indeed.
* [[Three Amigos]]
* [[Troperiffic]] - It's supposed to be reminiscent of old Nickelodeon Sci-Fi shows.
* [[Two Guys and Aa Girl]]
 
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