>character says cliched line
>”Heh, I always wanted to say that.”
Character says cliched line
Asher Thomas
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Austin Barnes
>character makes lame pun
>everybody laughs
>roll credits
Chase Sanchez
I want to cum on raymonds snout
Easton Hughes
>"So what are we gonna do, DO the completely ridiculous thing?"
>beat
>"I can't believe we are doing the completely ridiculous thing!"
Matthew Diaz
>The rebel faction only calls themselves, "The Resistance"
I don't care how good the show is, if any writer does this than they deserve to be called a fucking fraud if the only good name they can come up for a rebellion faction is the fucking resistance.
James Collins
>UHHHHH IN ENGLISH PLEASE
Joseph Adams
>character is thinking really hard
>math equations appear onscreen
Matthew Perez
>"He's standing right behind me, isn't he?"
Carter Gutierrez
Nathaniel Carter
>mysterious cult calls themselves "the order"
not specifically Yea Forums but i can't even count how many times i've seen this. i'm sure it's much older than silent hill but that was the earliest one i'm aware of.
Jacob Taylor
>Subject is approaching a coast of a lake/body of water.
>Front facing shot of the subject peeking over the water up with his(/her) eyes with the nose submerged
>Then proceeds to stand up
It's a sequence in so many animated things ranging from Young Justice, Venture Bros, to Madagascar 2 that I'm wondering if it's some sort of reference to a movie I haven't seen.
Brayden Lewis
I love this one and it's subversions.
Ryan Baker
>character makes a actual funny
>laugh track.
>nobody laughs
I feel bad for them.
Landon Morgan
I always find that funny. Makes sense I guess if they are sneaking around, if you decide to pop your head out the water you'll probably alert security.
Jace Flores
Hudson Watson
I don't understand how unoriginal a writer has to be to not only go with the same bog standard, cookie cutter name over and over again, but also go with the exact same premise and introduction every time. Every time it's always the stupid frined that introduces the protag to the same rag tag group of freedom fighters, fighting against the stereotypical oppressive empire (that also has an unoriginal name), and bumble through plans, rally the people in a haphazrd faction and save the day without any consequences.
The best show I can think of that avoids this shit and does a rebel faction the best is, Team Dai-Gurren in TTGL
Gabriel Martinez
>character gives long inspirational speech to crowd to fight back, etc.
>"Now who's with me?!"
>...
>"There's also gonna be free food/some other irrelevant thing!"
>crowd cheers
Joseph Taylor
Like so?
John Wright
>It's a fantastic voyage parody episode
Nathaniel Cox
Nolan Bennett
"Never get out of the boat. Too goddamn right."
Colton Hughes
Oh man, that might actually be it. I haven't seen that movie but I know it's popular enough otherwise.
Yeah, sometimes funny, sometimes serious.
Thomas Torres
I hate when people talk like "many a night"
Carter Jenkins
>Madagascar 2
They did it in Madagascar 3 also.
Angel Phillips
>character makes lame pun
>everyone laughs
>person who made pun starts laughing along
>everyone else stops laughing and somebody slaps them
Blake Garcia
I love this trope tho.
Dominic James
>"...that..."
Dominic Collins
>"...was..."
Austin Martinez
>"AWESOME!!!"
>:D
Henry Sanchez
shit if you're gonna do a job you may as well get paid for it, and if you're putting your neck on the lines they better offer a free sandwhich and drink at least
Robert Clark
thank you hitler
Charles Adams
honestly I'm surprised they haven't used this with someone like the Flash, Superman or Batman
Alexander Lopez
>Episode has guest star celebrity voice
>Whole episode is dedicated to jerking them off
Chase Harris
>OP starts another greentext thread of tropes and cliches
Remember, slipping on a banana peel at one point was consider revolutionary.
Ian Morgan
>FOOD FIGHT
Grayson Ross
Don't you mean
>FOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD FIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHT
Dylan Morris
pic related, thought it was a good example of the contrary.
Ian Carter
FUCK MY STUPID INEBRIATED BRAIN REE
Julian Turner
Do kids even have food fights anymore?
Ryan Butler
I don't think they were ever a thing to begin with, or they weren't popular at least.
But there was always that one kid who was probably autistic who wanted, tried, and failed to start one
That kid was me, I despise childhood me with a burning passion
Jaxson Hall
>Character is thinking real hard
>Math equations appear
>They are the actual formulas used for that scenario
Daniel Young
They twice in my childhood. Once in middle school and once in high school. The high school one just escalated into an actual fight. Kids wailing on eachother with lunch trays and everything.
Camden Parker
Shit, now I really want to see this with Flash.
Brandon Cruz
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My high school had one. Staff then padlocked the milk for the rest of the semester. Considering how much food goes to waste normally I'm surprised it doesn't happen more often.
Dylan Richardson
>character throws the villain in a hot place OR attaches him to a projectile OR loads him in a cannon
>"You're fired."
Grayson Williams
doesn't mean it is now though