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* [[Alternative Character Interpretation]]: All four of the main girls are highly susceptible to this.

** Andre dating Hope just to get her father to listen to her music: Was Andre stepping into the Ryder Daniels horizon just to get recognized, or was it [[Justified Trope|justified]] for having to put up with Hope's bitchiness?

*** Or is Robbie really not in control of Rex's words and actions, i.e. Rex is an alternate personality?

** Hayley and Tara: Are they really just stuck up, spoiled snobs or [[Jerkass Facade|insecure girls]] who [[Inferiority Superiority Complex|knew their singing was bad]] and that's why they needed Hayley's father to pronounce them the winner every time?

* [[Designated Hero]]: Tori. Sometimes, she does some very morally questionable things, such as kissing someone else's boyfriend for payback or selfishly leaving a friend behind at the Sushi place.

* [[Designated Villain]]: Sure, Robbie's no saint, but you feel like the crap he has to go through is [[Disproportionate Retribution]].

** For some viewers, that entire episode is considered this trope.

** Also, Robbie's dependence on Rex and Andre's rarely-seen grandma come perilously close to "let's laugh at the mentally ill." Some believe Cat also qualifies, since it was said in one episode she has psychological problems.

* [[Ensemble Darkhorse]]: Cat. [[Thirteen (Theatre)|Again.]]

** Rex, Trina and Jade are also quite popular, though they're not as unanimously liked.

** More blatant than in most other shows, ''Beggin' On Your Knees'' has REVENGE ROCKS.

*** That one ''may'' be a little more understandable. The full message is, "Sometimes, it's nice to forgive and other times, REVENGE ROCKS!!!" What Tori does to Ryder is revenge, yes, but when you consider how many girls he's used like he did Tori, it can also be seen as saying he's not going to get away with what he does anymore (imagine the aesop that would've resulted if Tori had just pitied herself over it).

{{quote| '''Ms.Lee''': [[Disposing of a Body|Just hide the body and don't say nothing to anybody!]]<br />

'''Everybody''': [[Oh Crap|O_O]] }}

* [[Never Live It Down]]: Tori kisses Beck in the pilot. Both of them still take flak for it.

** Justified, as it's mostly from Jade. Jade is clingy and jealous towards Beck, and spiteful towards... well, everybody, but especially Tori.

* [[One True Threesome]]: Cat/Tori/Jade aka Catorade.

* [[Portmanteau Couple Name]]: Tandré (Tori/André), Bori (Beck/Tori), Bade (Beck/Jade), Cade or Jat (Cat/Jade) and Cabbie (Cat/Robbie). And that's just the most popular ships.

* [[Protection From Editors]]: It's becoming more and more obvious as the radar list grows.

* [[Retroactive Recognition]]: Leon Thomas III played the homeless guitar player Arthur in ''[[August Rush]]''.

* [[Ship Tease]]: Happens a decent amount. "Jade Gets Crushed" is huge one though. There's Jade/Andre as the main plot with some Tori/Andre in the scene where Tori dresses and acts like Jade.

** Tori/Jade gets more [[Ship Tease]] than the canon Tori/Beck in season 2, turning Jade into a classic [[Tsundere]] for Tori, while Tori seems to be pushing Jade's buttons to try and get Jade to admit her feelings for Tori.

** Trina's acting/singing in general.

** Robbie's songs about broken glass may also count, depending on the definition of bad.

** And then there's Andre in "Jade Get's Crushed."

{{quote| "But if I sing her the song, then she'll know how I feel, and then Beck will know, and then I'm a bad person, and I promised my grandma I'd never be a bad person . . . you know, before she lost her mind"}}

** [[True Companions]]: The gang themselves are kind of an deconstruction of this: Sure, they're now hanging out with Trina, but as Jade claims, no one likes her. Robbie and Sinjin are treated like social rejects, though Sinjin has it worse. Cat, according to Jade, is just a pet. The only characters who avoid this treatment are Tori, Andre, and Beck.

** They could also be viewed as a reconstruction: Yeah, the group has some issues, but they still work. It's been shown multiple times that when the chips are down, they're bound by a strong friendship.

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