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

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   When the story goes on to kill off the gag for good (either with a final payoff or just by referencing that it's become too overused and it's ending right then), that is Running Gagged. A comedy catchphrase is a type of Running 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 › 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 ...

3. tvtropes.org › pmwiki › pmwikiOverly Long Gag - TV Tropes

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   A gag that goes excessively far and beyond a tolerable length. The concept is that something happens repeatedly, to the point of boredom. Then it keeps going, to the point where it, in theory, actually becomes funny again. Essentially, the sheer length of the gag becomes the gag.

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4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › TV_TropesTV Tropes - Wikipedia

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   TV Tropes is a wiki that collects and documents descriptions and examples of plot conventions and devices, which it refers to as tropes, within many creative works. [7]

5. allthetropes.orgAll The Tropes

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   Oct 25, 2024 · All The Tropes is a community-edited wiki website dedicated to discussing Creators, Works, and Tropes-- the people, projects and patterns of creative writing in all kinds of entertainment: television, literature, movies, video games, and more.

6. allthetropes.org › wiki › TV_TropesTV Tropes - All The Tropes

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   2 days ago · TV Tropes. Everything About Fiction You Never Wanted to Know. Affectionately known on All The Tropes as "The Other Tropes Wiki", TV Tropes is a wiki documenting the various conventions of fiction in a fairly informal manner, and the origin of All The Tropes as a fork.

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   What is TV Tropes?

   • Everything About Fiction You Never Wanted to Know. Affectionately known on All The Tropes as "The Other Tropes Wiki", TV Tropes is a wiki documenting the various conventions of fiction in a fairly informal manner, and the origin of All The Tropes as a fork. Like any sizable work, they've collected their own fair share of tropes.

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   What is the overly long gag trope?

   • The Overly Long Gag trope as used in popular culture. A gag that goes excessively far and beyond a tolerable length. The concept is that something happens …

   Overly Long Gag - TV Tropes

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   What is the true Tropes wiki?

   • The True Tropes Wiki is also a FANDOM fork of All The Tropes, also minus our branding.

   All The Tropes

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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 …

   Call-Back - TV Tropes

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   What is a 'gag'?

   • A gag that goes excessively far and beyond a tolerable length. The concept is that something happens repeatedly, to the point of boredom. Then it keeps going, to the point where it, in theory, actually becomes funny again. Essentially, the sheer length of the gag becomes the gag.

   Overly Long Gag - TV Tropes

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   Where did TV Tropes come from?

   • TV Tropes spawned from a fan-site for a Joss Whedon TV series, and many tropes like Big Damn Heroes can be traced back to Whedon's work (which is one of the many influences All The Tropes inherited). TV Tropes really liked The Nostalgia Critic and its spin-offs once upon the time.

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8. tvtropes.org › pmwiki › pmwikiGag Series - TV Tropes

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   The Gag Series trope as used in popular culture. A comedic show specifically concentrating on being humorous before any concern of plot, drama or even …