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A title convention. The show's name is the first half of a sentence, and is completed by whatever is featured in the episode. For example, "The Troper's Guide to... Random Trope". These titles frequently use ellipsis (but not dramatic ones) or colons. A subtrope of/related to Idiosyncratic Episode Naming. Contrast Character Name and the Noun Phrase, where there might be some overlap. Example: |
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The title of each episode of Everybody Hates Chris starts off with the phrase "Everybody Hates". | |
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Every episode of Bottom has a title that can be prefixed with "Bottom": "Smells", "Gas", "Apocalypse", "'s Up", "Accident", "Digger", "Burglary", "Culture", "Holy", "'s Out", "Hole", "Terror", "Break", "Dough", "Finger" and "Carnival". | |
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Inverted by the first episode of Angel, named "City of..." | |
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Each episode of Chuck is titled "...vs. [something]". | |
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Each chapter of Yotsuba&! is called "Yotsuba & [whatever]". | |
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Also fairly common in children's book series. For example, The Berenstain Bears, which have title like The Barenstein Bears Count their Blessings or ...and Too Much TV. The quintessential series in France that fits the trope is Martine. |
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Gamer's Guide to Pretty Much Everything all use the formula "The (noun)", which focuses on what the "Gamer's Guide" is relating to in that episode. | |
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The episodes of the Monster Musume anime are always called "Daily Life With [theme of the episode]". The last one is a Title Drop. | |
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Dwarf Fortress creates this sort of title through Procedural Generation for books written during worldgen. | |
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Wonder Pets!. Usually "The Wonder Pets Save the [Animal in Trouble]". | |
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Similarly, So You Want To Be A Wizard (and the in-universe book of the same name) takes its title from the So You Want To Be A... series of career guides. | |
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Most of the episodes of The Magic School Bus form a complete sentence with the show title. Mostly of the "[verb]s [object]" form, like "Plays Ball" or "Spins a Web," but many others still form a descriptive phrase: "Inside Ralphie," "Wet All Over." In the case of "Cold Feet" an apostrophe would have to be added to make it fit, as a possessive. Only one episode fully deviated from this pattern: "The Busasaurus." | |
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A series of sketches on A Bit of Fry and Laurie parodied talk shows with titles like this. Instances include "Trying to Borrow a Fiver Off ...", "Introducing My Grandfather To ...", "Realising I've Given the Wrong Directions To ...", "Photocopying My Genitals With ...", and "Flying a Light Aeroplane Without Having Had Any Formal Instruction With ..." | |
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Two episodes of Lost are called "...In Translation" and "...And Found". | |
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The Monk episodes were always titled Mr. Monk and the ... or Mr. Monk goes to ... and so on. The books follow this trend. | |
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Dan Vs., obviously, names each episode after whatever it is that's ticked off Dan in that episode, like "Canada" or "The Dentist". | |
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Marvel's What If? series, although late in the run of Volume 2 this changed. | |
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Teen Titans has the Origins Episode "Go!". "Teen Titans Go!" is their Battle Cry. | |
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Most English Asterix titles are Asterix and X or Asterix in [country] (or on three occasions Asterix the..; ...Gaul, Gladiator and Legionary). The exceptions are Mansions of the Gods and Obelix and Co. The French titles often do this as well, but have a lot more exceptions. | |
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World's Dumbest... does this, with the episode title indicating what kind of idiots are featured (Criminals, Drivers, Partiers, etc.). | |
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2 Broke Girls starts each of its episode titles with "And...". | |
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Every episode of The Librarians 2014 begins "And the...", turning the whole thing into Character Name and the Noun Phrase. | |
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The print books of Housepets!: Are Naked All the Time; Hope They Don't Get Eaten; Can be Real Ladykillers; Are Gonna Sniff Everybody; Don't Criticise Your Lovelife; Will Do It For Free; Don't Ask Questions; Let Instincts Do Their Thing; Don't Know How Stuff Works; Can't Always Get What They Want; Feel Strangely Exotic; Rock the Bottomless Look; and Want To Speak To Management. | |
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Each episode of Never Have I Ever completes the titular phrase, e.g. "...gotten drunk with the popular kids" or "...started a nuclear war". | |
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Episodes of The Tick almost always follow the naming formula "vs. (insert villain, inconvenience, or random plot point here)". The DVD releases have followed this pattern by naming the sets "vs. Season (number)" | |
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Most episodes of Tigtone follow a Character Name and the Noun Phrase format | |
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Is This A Zombie? has every episode title answer that question. Such as "No, I'm a Vampire Ninja", etc. | |
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