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Roswell (1999-2002) was a short-lived Science Fiction series that debuted on The WB network in 1999. It was moved to UPN in 2001 in a package deal with Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and completed a run of three seasons.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })The series was a combination of a Science Fiction/Monster of the Week show and a romantic Teen Drama.The three main characters, Max, Isabel and Michael, are Antarian survivors of the Roswell UFO crash, and were adopted by human families. Though Max and Isabel were raised in a privileged, loving family, Michael was raised in a trailer with his abusive foster father. Though the three successfully isolate themselves from the rest of their classmates through high school, their plan is disrupted when Max saves the life of a girl named Liz Parker using his alien superpowers. Liz's sidekicky friends Maria and Alex add the comedy to this otherwise broody and dramatic lot.Based on the YA novel series, Roswell High. Often considered to have set the stage for Smallville, which uses a lot of the same themes, but with DCU characters. Not to be confused with Roswell Conspiracies: Aliens, Myths and Legends. A continuity reboot and second adaptation of the books, titled Roswell, New Mexico, premiered on The CW in 2019.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); }) | |
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A Form You Are Comfortable With | |
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A Form You Are Comfortable With: At the end of season 1, they find a message from their mother, who explicitly says, "I take this form because it will be familiar to you, and it will help you to understand what I am about to say." | |
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Bizarre Alien Biology | |
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Bizarre Alien Biology: For the most part, this was hidden deep in the hybrids genetic code; physically they appear totally human, since most of their abilities are mental or used so rarely that they can't be detected. The nearest thing they have to a 'tell' is their fondness for slathering Tabasco sauce on most of their food (they crave the combination of spicy and sweet), and when Isabel gets shot, her body temperature skyrockets up to 115 degrees Farenheit. As Jesse's disgraced doctor friend observes, 107 is generally supposed to be fatal to humans, and he isn't even aware of any recorded instances of someone hitting 108. | |
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On Three | |
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On Three: Comically used when Max and Kyle are drunk and racing each other to a mailbox. | |
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Servant Race | |
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Servant Race: Shapeshifters like Nasedo, Kal Langley, and the two who died at the crash were genetically incapable of refusing an order given by their king (Max). | |
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Aborted Arc | |
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Aborted Arc: Upon the discovery of their spaceship's hologram message, the group is met with a projection of Max's mother/the queen. She tells them how their planet has been overtaken, their people are now slaves, and she begs them to save them (presumably the reason they were even cloned in the first place). We expect some resolution of this in the end, but the final episode gives us the happily ever after of between Max and Liz, who seem to have forgotten all about the crisis on their home planet - Despite the Skins (the invaders) being repeatedly establish as bad guys. | |
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Official Couple | |
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Official Couple: Max and Liz. | |
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Spoiler Cover | |
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Spoiler Cover: The third season DVD spoils Alex's death on the back of the box, even though it doesn't happen until midway through the season. | |
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Happily Ever After | |
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Happily Ever After: The last line of the series: "All I know is that I'm Liz Parker, and I'm happy." | |
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Keeping Secrets Sucks | |
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Keeping Secrets Sucks: Everyone who knows to some degree, but especially Valenti, who ends losing his job to protect the kids. | |
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Dropped a Bridge on Him | |
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Dropped a Bridge on Him: Alex's death comes out of nowhere after a ton of Character Development. | |
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Touched by Vorlons | |
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Touched by Vorlons: Every human whom Max brings back to life eventually gains powers similar to the hybrids. It is not clear if they become half-alien themselves or just become as evolved as them. (See Evolutionary Levels above) | |
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Exact Eavesdropping | |
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Exact Eavesdropping: Comically play in Viva Las Vegas, when Maria conveniently hears Kyle and Tess talking about going to Las Vegas, and immediately puts the whole plan together. A bit subverted with Isabel who overhears Michael and Max talking about the same trip, and asks to be clarified. Since these kids talk about important things *all the time* in the halls, one wonders why no one else seems to hear them in any other episode. | |
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Amazing Freaking Grace | |
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Amazing Freaking Grace: Maria sings "Amazing Grace" at Alex's funeral. | |
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Butt-Monkey | |
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Butt-Monkey: Everybody shits on Kyle. In the third season, even Kyle shits on Kyle. | |
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Wham Line | |
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Wham Line: Michael forcefully prevents Jesse from calling 911 after Isabel is accidentally shot, and Jesse, fed up with her secret-keeping, finally demands answers. To say he doesn't expect the one he gets is putting it mildly. | |
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First-Episode Resurrection | |
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First Episode Resurrection: Liz dies at the beginning and is revived by Max, setting off the events of the entire series. | |
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The Empath | |
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The Empath: The hybrids, via flashes or connecting with people or things. | |
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All Therapists Are Muggles | |
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All Therapists Are Muggles: The opening of season 2 has Max seeing a therapist his parents appointed to him. After the events of The White Room, one can only imagine what kind of summer Max had... And still can't talk about. Jesse sees a therapist after discovering the aliens' secret, telling him that they are in the mob. Subverted by Topolsky, who poses as a guidance counselor at Roswell High but is actually a member of the Special Unit. | |
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Beta Couple | |
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Beta Couple: Michael and Maria, who tended to have far more Slap-Slap-Kiss going on than Max and Liz, but also had stretches of happy stability at times when Max and Liz were on the rocks. | |
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Government Conspiracy | |
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Government Conspiracy: The Roswell Crash coverup, the Special Unit, and the second crash coverup. All including assassination of witnesses and torture. | |
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Conviction by Counterfactual Clue | |
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Conviction by Counterfactual Clue: Liz assumes Leanna is not an alien because she's sewing in her room. Her internal logic is that if you have alien powers, then you just wave your hand and fix things instead of taking the time to do it handmade. Because, you know, there's no way an alien might find sewing a compelling hobby, or have any rules about never using your powers for mundane things, reducing the chances of being caught, or any other million possible explanations. Liz's actual clue is that Leanne pricked her finger while sewing: It had been previously established that if the Skins' shell was pierced in any way they would disintegrate. | |
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The Masquerade Will Kill Your Dating Life | |
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The Masquerade Will Kill Your Dating Life: This is interestingly averted in Isabel, who seems to date random guys every other week. She does confess she never lets anyone close, of course, but she's most definitely enjoying her dating life. In contrast, Max has been in love with Liz for years, and Michael doesn't even see the point of it if all he wants is to go "home" but ends up falling in love anyway. | |
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Enter Stage Window | |
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Enter Stage Window: Michael, Max and Liz have all been known to use this trope. It helps that Liz's window leads to a balcony. | |
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Manly Tears | |
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Manly Tears: Liz's dad is shown crying openly as he finishes reading her diary, since he knows he'll probably never see her again. | |
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Human Outside, Alien Inside | |
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Human Outside, Alien Inside: fairly subtle for the most part, but Michael's reaction to alcohol, where he had electrical lines running through his body and every sense in overdrive, was one of the more obvious cases. Isabel also had this happen after she got shot, which was how Jesse found out what she was. Isabel's eyes also change when she's "Vilandra" in Interruptus. | |
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"Shut Up" Kiss | |
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"Shut Up" Kiss: Michael and Maria's first kiss to "calm her down." | |
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Les Collaborateurs | |
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Les Collaborateurs: Vilandra betrayed her people for her lover, Kivar. Likewise Lonnie and Rath (from the spare set) collaborate with the Skins. Tess is later revealed to have cut a deal with Kivar to be spared if she returned to Antar with Max's child. | |
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Healing Hands | |
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Healing Hands: In theory, any of the hybrids could do this, but Max is the best at it, as he saves Liz & Kyle's lives. | |
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Hall of Mirrors | |
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Hall of Mirrors: Made creepier since both Max and a shapeshifter looking like Max went inside one in Max to the Max, followed by... a lot of people. | |
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Identical Grandson | |
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Identical Grandson: The Hybrid Chronicles arc covered this up with Michael finding his human family's donor, who were shocked at how similar Michael was to their father/grandfather. Of course he was the guy's clone. One of the book tie-ins has Tess's donor as a character. | |
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Evolutionary Levels | |
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Evolutionary Levels: The Hybrids are supposedly designed to be at the apex of human evolution. | |
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90% of Your Brain | |
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90% of Your Brain: In one episode, Nasedo mentions that all of the hybrids' abilities are things that humans could theoretically do, if they were better at unlocking their full brain power. | |
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Secret-Keeper | |
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Secret-Keeper: Every single human who learns the truth, except the Special Unit, of course. | |
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Half-Human Hybrid | |
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Half-Human Hybrid: The kids are later revealed to be alien hybrids rather than pure-up aliens to address the unlikelihood of Human Aliens. | |
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My Death Is Just the Beginning | |
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My Death Is Just the Beginning: The series opens with Liz introducing herself and telling us that "five days ago I died". | |
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Why Are We Whispering? | |
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Why Are We Whispering?: Season 1 Episode 2, has a rather large whispering exchange between three characters. Max and Liz are spying on someone, when Kyle, Liz's boyfriend, thinks they are actually making out. He approaches them: | |
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Take That! | |
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Take That!: A few shots are taken at Keanu Reeves' acting abilities. | |
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Science Fiction | |
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Many parodies of Science Fiction shows in general, including discussions of Star Trek, and guest appearances by Jonathan Frakes (a producer of the series) playing himself. | |
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New Powers as the Plot Demands | |
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New Powers as the Plot Demands: Michael's fingerprint shapeshifting. Max's shield in the beginning of season 2. Tess's sudden ability to wipe out and completely change memories at the end of season 2, though no one seemed to be surprised in the show. | |
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Shout-Out | |
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Shout-Out: Many parodies of Science Fiction shows in general, including discussions of Star Trek, and guest appearances by Jonathan Frakes (a producer of the series) playing himself. The dishes Liz is serving at the beginning of the Pilot are a "Sigourney Weaver" and a "Will Smith". | |
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You, Get Me Coffee | |
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You, Get Me Coffee: Sheriff Valenti assigns Deputy Fisher/ Agent Pierce to wash the coffee pot when he arrives at the sheriff's department. | |
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Give Him a Normal Life | |
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Give Him a Normal Life: Max gives up his and Tess' son Zan so that he can grow up in safety and relative normality. | |
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Race Lift | |
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Race Lift: Liz was Latina in the original books. On the show, she was played by the very white (or Jewish; close enough) Shiri Appleby, and her last name was changed from Ortecho to Parker. | |
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Vitriolic Best Buds | |
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Vitriolic Best Buds: Max and Michael can barely go a single episode without getting into some kind of argument, but when push comes to shove they clearly love each other like brothers. | |
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Reasonable Authority Figure | |
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Reasonable Authority Figure: Sheriff Valenti, eventually. | |
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One World Order | |
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One World Order: Antar's government. | |
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Mundane Utility | |
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Mundane Utility: Isabel especially enjoys using her powers to play CDs, reheat food, do her nails, etc. She refers to it as "recreationally" using them. | |
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1.0 | |
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Innocent Innuendo | |
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Innocent Innuendo: Michael comes up to Maria while she's working on a shop class project: "You're doing it wrong. You're gripping the wood too tight." | |
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1.0 | |
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| Roswell / int_f2dadf81 | type |
Evil Twin | |
| Roswell / int_f2dadf81 | comment |
Evil Twin: The "spare set", who got dumped in New York because they were "defective". Though its half of a subversion, with only Rath and Lonnie being actually evil. | |
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1.0 | |
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| Roswell / int_f9f2c33 | type |
Running Gag | |
| Roswell / int_f9f2c33 | comment |
Running Gag: Characters making comments about working at the cheese factory, particularly in the episode "Monsters." There really is a cheese factory in Roswell. | |
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1.0 | |
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1.0 | |
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