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1. tvtropes.org › pmwiki › pmwikiRunning Gag - TV Tropes

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   A joke whose humor derives from repetition, ideally becoming funnier each time it is repeated. Must be repeated at least three times, otherwise it's a Brick Joke or Chekhov's Gag.

   • FrLaconique

     A page for describing FrLaconique: Gag Récurrent. L'humour...

   • Laconic

     A gag that recurs throughout the work or one of its episodes...

   • Id

     Lelucon yang lucu karena diulang-ulang terus. Pengulangannya...

   • Fan Works

     There's also a running gag about the writers being cheap...

   • Video Games

     A running gag spanning multiple games started with Dead...

   • The Winx Club Loops

     And broke his hand on Valtor's very muscular and tough demon...

   • Film — Animated

     There's also Pinky Dalton calling Huck a rotten dresser, as...

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     A page for describing Quotes: Running Gag. Anime And Manga...

2. tvtropes.org › pmwiki › pmwikiCouch Gag - TV Tropes

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   The Couch Gag trope as used in popular culture. A trope throughout a series by which a part of the opening or ending credits is interchangeably switched, and ….

3. tvtropes.org › pmwiki › pmwikiCall-Back - TV Tropes

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   A relevant reference to an event taking place earlier than the timeline of the present story. One type of call back is a Running Gag. This is often used to remind viewers that there is an ongoing storyline. More or less a Shout-Out to itself — but if that's all that it's doing, then it's a Continuity Nod; a Call-Back brings back an element ...

4. tvtropes.org › pmwiki › pmwikiMythology Gag - TV Tropes

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   A Mythology Gag is a reference to past iterations of a work that are explicitly not Canon to the work in question. A meta- Continuity Nod, if you will. Often seen in Reboots or Series Franchises when an element from the previous version is referenced or seen in some way, usually as an acknowledgment to fans of earlier incarnations.

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5. tropedia.fandom.com › wiki › Running_GagRunning Gag | Tropedia | Fandom

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   A comedy Catch Phrase is a type of Running Gag. Can become potential for Memetic Mutation if the gag itself is widely applicable. Compare Arc Words, which are a recurring phrase that isn't a gag. See subtropes Once Per Episode and Every-Episode Ending.

6. allthetropes.org › wiki › Running_GagRunning Gag - All The Tropes

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   Running Gag. A joke that is only mildly funny the first time, but becomes funnier each time it is repeated. Must be repeated at least three times. But repeat it too many times and it becomes an Overly Long Gag.

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   What is a mythology gag?

   • A Mythology Gag is a reference to past iterations of a work that are explicitly not Canon to the work in question. A meta- Continuity Nod, if you will. Often seen in Reboots or Series Franchises when an element from the previous version is referenced or seen in some way, usually as an acknowledgment to fans of earlier incarnations.

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   What is the call back trope?

   • The Call-Back trope as used in popular culture. A relevant reference to an event taking place earlier than the timeline of the present story. One type of …

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   What is a mythology gag in multiverse of Madness?

   • The introduction Charles Xavier in Multiverse of Madness includes a musical nod to the X-Men animated series. A Mythology Gag is a reference to past iterations of a work that are explicitly not Canon to the work in question. A meta-Continuity Nod, if you will.

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   What is a running gag?

   • A Running Gag can be limited to a particular episode or recur throughout an entire series. If it recurs throughout an entire series, then it will often develop variations and/or be accompanied by Lampshade Hanging. If a character breaks the fourth wall to mention it, it's Didn't We Use This Joke Already?.

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   What is a'real' trope?

   • This trope is usually taken largely as a bit of gratuitous humor, since if the program you're watching is "real" then the characters shouldn't be thinking in terms of any continuity, alternate or otherwise. Sometimes this will be lampshaded by the characters, who wonder how they could possibly know such a thing.

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   What is a credits gag?

   • A trope throughout a series by which a part of the opening or ending credits is interchangeably switched, and the content can be different every show. Some of the same shows also have couch gags at the end as a Credits Gag. Alternatively, this gag may occur at the end of The Teaser, just before the credits start.

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8. www.imdb.com › title › tt7183924That's the Gag (TV Series 2017– ) - IMDb

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   With Keke Palmer, Matt Cullen, Troy LaPersonerie, Sharon Palmer. That's The Gag, starring Keke Palmer, is a mockumentary style scripted comedy series which gives audiences a peak behind the Hollywood curtain.