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7Days	comment	Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })Science Fiction Time Travel series which aired on UPN from 1998-2001 and not to be confused with the manga of the same name.Using technology salvaged from the Roswell crash, a secret NSA project has developed "The Sphere", a time machine capable of carrying its pilot back in time exactly seven days.The trouble is, the "backstep" process is extremely painful, and if the pilot passes out and loses control of the Sphere he'll end up in space or underground — and in their search for a pilot with a high enough pain threshold, the best candidate is psychotic Gulf War veteran Frank Parker.Due to the limitations of their alien fuel supply, backsteps are reserved for cases where massive disasters can be averted (Frank's first mission is to prevent a terrorist cell from detonating a stolen nuclear weapon in Washington, D.C.).Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); })Though it would seem that most of the time, Frank's missions should entail nothing more than a well-timed phone call, this rarely turned out to be the case. Typically, the situation would either prove more complex than the backstep team had previously believed, time would be short (often, political or intelligence-gathering factors would delay the backstep until about 6 days 23 hours after the disaster of the week), or Frank would just decide to solve the problem himself for no good reason (but then, he was insane).While most shows divert from their "normal" premise to explore ways in which the underlying technology can go wrong only occasionally, Seven Days ended up relying on this device approximately every other episode. Over the course of the series, Sphere malfunctions had various effects including:Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_3'); }) Mentally reverting Parker to a childlike state Turning Parker into a ghost (Combining Blind Seer and several other tropes) Giving Parker an Evil Twin Giving Parker "time hiccups" resulting in a Run Lola Run loop, and causing the bubbles in Parker's beer to move in the wrong direction Summoning a "time gremlin" Opening a black hole Intercepting a soul on its way to the afterlife A trip to the Mirror Universe Causing Parker to switch bodies with the Pope (A "Freaky Friday" Flip) Intercepting a jet midflight and slicing it in half while picking up one of the passengers and sending his consciousness back in time. Travel back in time without anyone at the helm and only Parker's bag to provide clues to what caused the Backstep, necessitating the use of a psychic.Also, all life on Earth was wiped out at least three times, once by the Cure for Cancer.Main characters would also die in almost every episode, either as a major part of the plot or as an afterthought (all life on Earth is wiped out including all of the main characters); their deaths would always be fixed by a Backstep, of course, but it was still somewhat jarring to see a show repeatedly kill its entire cast!Despite its reliance on both a Disaster of the Week and phlebotinum breakdown, Seven Days is noteworthy in that it was not formulaic structurally. While most episodes began with a Columbo-style setup showing how the disaster of the week came to pass, what followed varied substantially. Sometimes, the backstep would occur immediately, followed by an investigation in the past. Other times, the investigation would come first, with the backstep put off until the final scene. Sometimes they would do both. And, of course, how the prevention of the disaster was related to the Sphere malfunction-of-the-week varied greatly as well. In quite a few episodes, Parker's official mission was secondary to his own personal goals in a backstep (Typically, saving a friend from a personal tragedy, or simply escaping from his confinement on the base).Though they never went so far as Quantum Leap in this regard, there are occasional hints that some form of God takes active offense at their tampering in his domain. Parker's life is often spared by divine intervention — for example, an unexpected thunderstorm that puts out the fire in which he'd just incinerated the Antichrist. How this fits in with the fact that voodoo priests on the show can perform actual magic is unclear.Arguably this is was one of UPN's more successful shows, managing to run for three seasons and only surpassed by its fellow sci-fi series, Star Trek: Voyager.
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7Days / int_1282bf4f	type	No Celebrities Were Harmed
7Days / int_1282bf4f	comment	No Celebrities Were Harmed: President Maxwell looks suspiciously like Bill Clinton, who was the incumbent president when the show originally aired.
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7Days / int_165d6f53	type	Punishment Box
7Days / int_165d6f53	comment	Punishment Box: Frank's background includes several days in such a box while being a captive (a form of interrogation). He never cracked that way, but the project recovered him from a madhouse.
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7Days / int_17501df2	type	Cool Old Guy
7Days / int_17501df2	comment	Cool Old Guy: Dr. Ivan Mentnor, who started what became Project Backstep.
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7Days / int_1811566c	type	Roswell That Ends Well
7Days / int_1811566c	comment	Roswell That Ends Well: see E.T. Gave Us Wi-Fi above.
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7Days / int_1c79ae8c	type	Those Two Guys
7Days / int_1c79ae8c	comment	Those Two Guys: Ramsey's two Men in Black cohorts, who are simply referred to as MIB agents 1 and 2 in the credits.
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7Days / int_1d9ec554	type	Scannable Man
7Days / int_1d9ec554	comment	Scannable Man - Frank is, since he was given the chrononaut's tattoo in his first mission.
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7Days / int_1e95dd12	type	Adam and Eve Plot
7Days / int_1e95dd12	comment	Adam and Eve Plot. Whenever the population of the Earth is killed, it's more like an 'Adam and Olga' plot.
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7Days / int_1f799027	type	Obstructive Bureaucrat
7Days / int_1f799027	comment	The NSA panel oscillated between being this and an Obstructive Bureaucrat depending on the situation, though they generally sided with the team so long as Talmadge was able to make a convincing case.
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7Days / int_1ff3b1d6	type	Harmful Healing
7Days / int_1ff3b1d6	comment	Harmful Healing: In a distant Alternate Future, a good Girl of the Week doctor's present-day invention of the cure for cancer wipes out all humanity.
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7Days / int_20af79d3	type	Oral Fixation
7Days / int_20af79d3	comment	Oral Fixation: Talmudge's ever-present cigar, Ballard's sucking on a Tootsie Pop when in the middle of a difficult problem.
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7Days / int_27f10418	type	Impersonating an Officer
7Days / int_27f10418	comment	Impersonating an Officer: Two inner city hoods steal Frank's and Olga's NSA IDs, and are later seen at a bar demanding that the bartender give them a bottle of some expensive alcohol, but the bartender isn't buying it. "OK, if you're with the NSA, what does 'NSA' stand for?"
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7Days / int_2d4fa515	type	Ax-Crazy
7Days / int_2d4fa515	comment	Ax-Crazy. 'Deloris'.
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7Days / int_33db913f	type	Open Mouth, Insert Foot
7Days / int_33db913f	comment	Open Mouth, Insert Foot: After his first Backstep in the pilot, Frank pulls Ramsey aside and advises him to lay off the drugs that the other Ramsey had been using to keep himself going. Of course, since Washington D.C. hasn't been blown up and Ramsey's not taking the drugs yet, he's very insulted by what Frank says, and their antagonistic relationship is mostly because of that comment.
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7Days / int_34df1e4b	type	Critical Research Failure
7Days / int_34df1e4b	comment	Critical Research Failure: The episode "Vows" involves a bomb blowing up outside the North Korean consulate in Washington, DC. As the USA does not recognize the legitimacy of the North Korean government, no such consulate exists. Also, the sign outside the consulate reads "North Korean Consulate," rather than using the country's official name of Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
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7Days / int_35b241c0	type	Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping
7Days / int_35b241c0	comment	Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping: Olga.
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7Days / int_398692d6	type	Kill 'Em All
7Days / int_398692d6	comment	Kill 'Em All: Several timelines has the majority of humanity wiped out, including the main cast.
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7Days / int_3994d78b	type	Irrevocable Order
7Days / int_3994d78b	comment	Irrevocable Order: Dealt with during the series Fail Safe homage episode, "The Final Countdown". Frank manages to bring in the wife of one of the squadron's pilots, who shares information about the ultrasound of their unborn son that only the two of them know, since he was deployed immediately after seeing it. When this pilot cracks and refuses to continue the mission, the commander of the squadron stands down and a crisis is averted.
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7Days / int_3a90dc63	type	Aliens Are Bastards
7Days / int_3a90dc63	comment	Aliens are Bastards: Very little is revealed of the alien race that crashed in Roswell in 1947, but the only surviving specimen, who is actually a criminal who was on the way to confinement on the ship, is a monster
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7Days / int_3aec9e5e	type	Properly Paranoid
7Days / int_3aec9e5e	comment	There are at least two episodes where its revealed that Ramsey's paranoia actually is somewhat justified, as the Russians really are trying to steal data or fuel from the project, in the hopes of creating their own version of Backstep. Considering that Russia had a project first, and Project Backstep hired away their scientist, it really looks like it's America that stole the project from the Russians, and America just happened to have more alien fuel in their crashed spacecraft and a better reactor design. (And it couldn't have helped that the Russian project accidentally sent one of their test ship forward several decades with a lot of fuel on board.) It seems rather hypocritical for Ramsey to get angry at Russia for trying to steal American advances to a concept stolen from Russians.
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7Days / int_3fca462c	type	Deus ex Machina
7Days / int_3fca462c	comment	Deus ex Machina
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7Days / int_420c50b7	type	A.I. Is a Crapshoot
7Days / int_420c50b7	comment	A.I. Is a Crapshoot: CLAIRE, the disturbingly attractive supercomputer who just wants to save the world by killing a bunch of people.
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7Days / int_4852f325	type	I Just Want to Be Normal
7Days / int_4852f325	comment	I Just Want to Be Normal: Molly, the psychic Isaac calls on in "Empty Quiver". She resents the hell out of him for making her push her psychic powers.
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7Days / int_4b242d7c	type	BlindBlackGuy
7Days / int_4b242d7c	comment	Blind Black Guy. In the episode where Parker became a ghost.
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7Days / int_4b86a724	type	Getting Crap Past the Radar
7Days / int_4b86a724	comment	Getting Crap Past the Radar: Every now and then Frank would make a very tongue-in-cheek joke, but couched in a way that someone not paying attention might miss it.
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7Days / int_4c8a0849	type	Mirror Universe
7Days / int_4c8a0849	comment	Mirror Universe: A literal example, since the moment of transition suddenly reflects the screen. Later, we learn that people read English right-to-left there. Naturally, everyone he knows is a polar opposite in this universe. Talmadge is a Mad Scientist experimenting with alien tech, Donovan is an Ax-Crazy militant who likes wearing leather and Putting on the Reich, Owsley is a well-mannered college graduate, and Olga's sister behaves more like Olga (who's dead in this world) than like her Prime self. Naturally, the US is a military dictatorship, and the purpose of the Backstep project is to help the government in fighting La Résistance.
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7Days / int_4da6ac	type	Rated M for Manly
7Days / int_4da6ac	comment	Rated M for Manly: Frank is as two-fisted as time-traveling, Eagleland-loving heroes get.
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7Days / int_4f62bde6	type	Kavorka Man
7Days / int_4f62bde6	comment	Kavorka Man: While not actually ugly, Dr. Ballard is certainly Hollywood Homely, and yet, the women flock to him. Perhaps it's the wheelchair.
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7Days / int_53f88d36	type	Reincarnation-Identifying Trait
7Days / int_53f88d36	comment	Reincarnation-Identifying Trait: Implied. One episode had a villain with a birthmark under one eye. He got killed, and the episode ends with a shot of a newborn baby with the same birthmark under his eye.
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7Days / int_57650eae	type	Time Is Dangerous
7Days / int_57650eae	comment	Time Is Dangerous: There are so many things wrong with the Sphere. First of all, while it's very accurate in time travel, landing it where you want to be requires precise piloting. Second, Our Time Travel Is really painful. Third, well, go to the page and check out the list of Phlebotinum Breakdowns the machine suffered. That's probably not even the full list! Justified in that the whole program and the tech that it uses is highly experimental. Presumably, with additional time and testing, they could iron out a lot of the problems, but they have to keep backstepping instead.
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7Days / int_57a91010	type	Green Rocks
7Days / int_57a91010	comment	Green Rocks
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7Days / int_5fc0d315	type	Only One Me Allowed Right Now
7Days / int_5fc0d315	comment	Only One Me Allowed Right Now: When the Sphere arrives in the past, it and all its contents disappear from their original location. The first clue that a backstep has occurred is that Frank and the Sphere suddenly vanish. Once this resulted in a plot point, because Parker took an active tracking device back, causing the tracker to inexplicably disappear from the bad guy's locked briefcase, and reappear halfway around the world turned on, and cluing him in that something very very strange was happening. One episode has an Oh, Crap! moment when both Parker and Donovan show up when they hear the Backstep alarm. Everyone now wonders who used the Sphere. No one, Future!Parker did a Spit Take on the controls, starting the Backstep before he had a chance to get inside.
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7Days / int_673b2da6	type	Instant A.I.: Just Add Water!
7Days / int_673b2da6	comment	Instant A.I.: Just Add Water!
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7Days / int_6bfc52a3	type	A Wizard Did It
7Days / int_6bfc52a3	comment	A Wizard Did It. Lots of the pesky little details about how time travel works. Most notably, the various reasons they give for why backsteps can't just be daisy-chained to extend the seven day window don't stop them from doing it anyway at least three times. Its POSSIBLE, but due to the limited amount of fuel, seven days is the maximum distance you're able to travel without expanding too much of the very limited fuel. One episode has a time traveller from decades into the future, when the fuel has been used up, go back all the way thanks to a second crash, where they used all the fuel at once.
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7Days / int_6e8b95dc	type	The Teaser
7Days / int_6e8b95dc	comment	The Teaser. Actually, a lack thereof, which by this time was unusual
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7Days / int_74cf734c	type	Tae Kwon Door
7Days / int_74cf734c	comment	Tae Kwon Door: Frank may as well have a black belt in this art; slamming bad guys with a suddenly opening or closing door seems to happen every other episode.
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7Days / int_758cbe0c	type	Prison Ship
7Days / int_758cbe0c	comment	Prison Ship: In one episode, one of the inventors finally translates the markings on the ship and finds out that it is a prison transport. Unfortunately, the Grey prisoner has just escaped and is hell-bent on paying the humans back for putting him in a coma.
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7Days / int_77b79db0	type	HotScientist
7Days / int_77b79db0	comment	Hot Scientist: Olga Vukovich
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7Days / int_7a56cdb9	type	Precrime Arrest
7Days / int_7a56cdb9	comment	Precrime Arrest: Occasionally preventing a crime as the episode's plot. Sometimes Frank is able to prevent the Disaster of the Week by preventing the perpetrator from attempting the crime. Most episodes, however, this trope is subverted, and Frank has to stop the crime/disaster as it happens instead of preventing it from being attempted.
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7Days / int_7eebe99c	type	The Alcoholic
7Days / int_7eebe99c	comment	The Alcoholic: Frank certainly does love the booze. This was one of the contributing factors to his divorce.
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7Days / int_7f1be21	type	Functional Addict
7Days / int_7f1be21	comment	Functional Addict: Frank is an alcoholic, has gambling addiction, and according to his ex-wife, needs the "rush" from combat. In spite of all that, he is a very effective operative.
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7Days / int_7fbb2a3	type	NiceJobBreakingItHero
7Days / int_7fbb2a3	comment	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero!: One episode dealt with an alien from the Roswell crash that was supposedly friendly which Frank and Olga set free. However later they find out he was a dangerous criminal whose first act is to try and overload a nuclear plant. Oops.
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7Days / int_863fa679	type	What Happened to the Mouse?
7Days / int_863fa679	comment	What Happened to the Mouse?: The pilot episode had the White House being attacked by terrorists, resulting in the deaths of the president and vice president. Then, on his way to being sworn in, the terrorists managed to kill the Speaker of the House by blowing up his limouisine. After Parker backsteps, he prevents the White House attack but never does any thing to stop the assassination of the Speaker and it's never brought up again.
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7Days / int_868409c	type	Broken Pedestal
7Days / int_868409c	comment	Broken Pedestal: In "Doppelganger," Ramsey is happy when his long-time idol, General Starker, takes charge after the Chinese set off a nuke in Death Valley. However, he's troubled when Starker demands the resignation of the President, the Secretary of Defense and the Joint Chiefs so he can declare martial law. Ramsey is then stunned when it turns out Starker set off the nuke himself just so he could take over the nation in a military coup. After the backstep, Ramsey still can't believe his hero could have turned on his country like that.
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7Days / int_8797239c	type	Bait-and-Switch
7Days / int_8797239c	comment	Bait-and-Switch: Olga's Excellent Vacation begins with a scene involving Olga, dressed as a dominatrix, errrm, dominating Frank. It becomes obvious rather quickly that this is All Just a Dream, or possibly a perverted fantasy, of Frank's... and then the alarm clock rings and it's Olga who suddenly sits bolt upright in bed!
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7Days / int_8ad2077d	type	The Government
7Days / int_8ad2077d	comment	The Government
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7Days / int_8b74d7ec	type	Something-Nauts
7Days / int_8b74d7ec	comment	Something Nauts: Active members of the Backstep program are called Chrononauts.
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7Days / int_8ce7eec0	type	The Tunguska Event
7Days / int_8ce7eec0	comment	The Tunguska Event: While the American Time Travel program got their Element 115 from the Roswell crash, the Soviet program got theirs from a certain crash in Siberia.
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7Days / int_93ce6293	type	Phlebotinum Breakdown
7Days / int_93ce6293	comment	Phlebotinum Breakdown. As described above, roughly every other episode.
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7Days / int_93ed8515	type	Set Right What Once Went Wrong
7Days / int_93ed8515	comment	Set Right What Once Went Wrong: The entire point of each plot, although Parker usually functions as more of a Time Paramedic than a Time Cop.
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7Days / int_957e5fc2	comment	Villainous Breakdown: In "The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea," Admiral Newman is obsessed with starting a war with China that he believes this needed to defend America. When the President calls to check on the situation, Parker goads Newman into a massive rant on "the Red Dragon" that shows he's completely lost it, other sailors staring in disbelief as Newman winds down to gasp that this is necessary. Even the President can tell how bad it is and relieves Newman on the spot, Newman screaming at sailors to obey him but then led away in a stunned silence.
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7Days / int_9c47b23b	type	Dirty Communists
7Days / int_9c47b23b	comment	Love interest Olga was Russian. Ask Ramsey, and he'll blame everything on the Dirty Communists. One episode has a slightly unhinged general try to start a world war an effort to wipe out Communism. At the end of the episode Ramsey says that he had the right idea. (Parker facepalms.)
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7Days / int_9c8701b5	type	A Day in the Limelight
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7Days / int_9e6221b0	comment	E.T. Gave Us Wi-Fi: The Time Travel machine, along with some other more common technology, was reverse engineered from alien technology salvaged from the Roswell crash.
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7Days / int_a036d3df	type	Sarcastic Confession
7Days / int_a036d3df	comment	Sarcastic Confession: In one episode, the Media gets hold of information about Project Backstep. Frank volunteers to do damage control by doing an interview and describing with unflinching honesty all the insane things that have happened to him over the course of the show to date. It helps that he starts his narrative by telling the reporter that he was pulled from a mental hospital.
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7Days / int_a67b86a7	comment	General Ripper. The project's head of security didn't seem to know that the Cold War had been over for years.
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7Days / int_a7aef9ff	type	Obfuscating Stupidity
7Days / int_a7aef9ff	comment	Obfuscating Stupidity: Frank. Ramsey constantly tosses pointed asides or outright insults at him regarding his intelligence, but in one episode, Olga finds Frank working on complicated advanced mathematical formulas. Frank manages to impress her by stating that he's realized he's aging seven days more than everyone else for each Backstep, but since his aging also slows down during the process as he approaches the speed of light, he's trying to work out the numbers to find out just how much older he's getting.
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7Days / int_ac1e30d8	type	Red Scare
7Days / int_ac1e30d8	comment	Red Scare: Love interest Olga was Russian. Ask Ramsey, and he'll blame everything on the Dirty Communists. One episode has a slightly unhinged general try to start a world war an effort to wipe out Communism. At the end of the episode Ramsey says that he had the right idea. (Parker facepalms.) There are at least two episodes where its revealed that Ramsey's paranoia actually is somewhat justified, as the Russians really are trying to steal data or fuel from the project, in the hopes of creating their own version of Backstep. Considering that Russia had a project first, and Project Backstep hired away their scientist, it really looks like it's America that stole the project from the Russians, and America just happened to have more alien fuel in their crashed spacecraft and a better reactor design. (And it couldn't have helped that the Russian project accidentally sent one of their test ship forward several decades with a lot of fuel on board.) It seems rather hypocritical for Ramsey to get angry at Russia for trying to steal American advances to a concept stolen from Russians.
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7Days / int_ad1db87c	type	Oh, Crap!
7Days / int_ad1db87c	comment	One episode has an Oh, Crap! moment when both Parker and Donovan show up when they hear the Backstep alarm. Everyone now wonders who used the Sphere. No one, Future!Parker did a Spit Take on the controls, starting the Backstep before he had a chance to get inside.
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7Days / int_b00d5a3c	comment	Badass Grandpa: Talmadge. It's said and shown several times that before being named head of Backstep, he was an extremely talented NSA field agent.
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7Days / int_b2407a69	comment	Talk to the Fist: Subverted, when Frank tries to interrupt one bad guy's monologue this way. He gets smacked around and put in a hold and the bad guy starts again from the top.
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7Days / int_b2d8059f	type	Innocent Aliens
7Days / int_b2d8059f	comment	Innocent Aliens: Subverted. The surviving alien which crash-landed at Roswell makes people think that he just wants to go home, but when he's freed he tries to nuke the Earth. He's also an alien criminal, so not innocent from that viewpoint either.
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7Days / int_b4322cd7	type	Cuckoo Nest
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7Days / int_b43754f1	type	Second Law of Metafictional Thermodynamics
7Days / int_b43754f1	comment	Second Law of Metafictional Thermodynamics. The White House, The Pentagon, whole countries: everything explodes.
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7Days / int_b47d95be	type	No OSHA Compliance
7Days / int_b47d95be	comment	No OSHA Compliance. The "sphere bay" always had welding sparks flying about; weren't they ever finished building that place? Given that the sphere is held in place by a load of flimsy scaffolding, I'd imagine that it's designed to be deconstructed and rebuilt whenever the sphere is retrieved. Parker really does try to land it in the right place though. (And he sometimes does!) "What is it with these DAMN WELDERS?" According to The Other Wiki, whenever he crashlands it damages the sphere, requiring repairs. Considering we often see the Sphere materalise in Earth orbit, the fact that Parker can land it in roughly one piece is even more remarkable.
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7Days / int_b5ac90ac	type	"Groundhog Day" Loop
7Days / int_b5ac90ac	comment	"Groundhog Day" Loop: It's actually structured like the popular movie Run Lola Run complete with techno-ish music and running.
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7Days / int_bac8c0fa	type	Reset-Button Suicide Mission
7Days / int_bac8c0fa	comment	Reset Button Suicide Mission: This is a regular occurrence, where the team will work to send Frank back in time. In the second episode 98% of the world's population, including all the main characters except Frank, die due to a virus outbreak/attack. They work to get Frank and the sphere back in time, knowing that if he succeeds they'll all be fine.
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7Days / int_bbe740e2	type	Tyrant Takes the Helm
7Days / int_bbe740e2	comment	Tyrant Takes the Helm: In one episode, Ballard nearly passes out due to exhaustion, and Ramsey takes over. He promptly fits this trope to a 'T', plotting to have Frank returned to the mental hospital and Olga deported back to Russia. It is implied that a group of senior government officials arranged for a hospitalized Ballard to be lost in the system until he dies of a convenient stroke, in order to have Ramsey, whom they believed they could control, in charge of Backstep. Not wanting to be anyone's puppet, Ramsey allows Frank to backstep in order to prevent a terrorist attack (and, incidentally, get Ballard to take a vacation before he collapses so he won't die of a stroke).
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7Days / int_c5385ad9	type	Horrible Judge of Character
7Days / int_c5385ad9	comment	Horrible Judge of Character: Basically any time Ramsey calls someone a hero, patriot, good soldier, or really any sort of compliment, it turns out that guy is the problem of the week, or at the very least, a tremendous jerkass.
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7Days / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
7Days / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out. One episode features guest star Robert Picardo (the EMH from Star Trek: Voyager), and when he gets hurt, for the only time in the series, Talmadge says, "Let's get him to sickbay."
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7Days / int_d45ad2f5	type	Imported Alien Phlebotinum
7Days / int_d45ad2f5	comment	Imported Alien Phlebotinum
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7Days / int_d5c7b415	type	Elites Are More Glamorous
7Days / int_d5c7b415	comment	Elites Are More Glamorous: Both Frank and Donovan are Navy SEAL officers.
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7Days / int_d71d51fd	type	The End of the World as We Know It
7Days / int_d71d51fd	comment	The End of the World as We Know It: Threatened on several occasions, and actually done on several others.
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7Days / int_d7ecbd57	type	You're Insane!
7Days / int_d7ecbd57	comment	You're Insane!: Frank just agrees with anybody who says this, because he is insane.
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7Days / int_d99af77b	type	Breathable Liquid
7Days / int_d99af77b	comment	Breathable Liquid: In one episode Parker has to use a diving suit filled with perfluorocarbon to board a Russian submarine 1000 feet deep. Once on board he removes his helmet and forcibly expels the fluid from his lungs.
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7Days / int_d9c4365c	type	Reset Button
7Days / int_d9c4365c	comment	Reset Button. The whole premise of the show.
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7Days / int_d9f4972a	type	Recruited from the Gutter
7Days / int_d9f4972a	comment	Recruited from the Gutter: Frank is recruited/drafted into the Backstep program from a military mental institution because he's the only person they could find on short notice who proved able to pilot the Sphere.
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7Days / int_da163a71	type	Alternate Universe Reed Richards Is Awesome
7Days / int_da163a71	comment	Alternate Universe Reed Richards Is Awesome Applies to EVERYONE in the season 3 episode 'Kansas'.
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7Days / int_daef39ee	type	Elaborate Underground Base
7Days / int_daef39ee	comment	Elaborate Underground Base: Technically, an Elaborate Aboveground Base. Backstep was located at a facility in the Nevada desert nicknamed "Never-Never Land". This has long been rumored to be the designation for the USAF Groom Lake facility, a.k.a. Area 51.
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7Days / int_dca70c44	type	Reasonable Authority Figure
7Days / int_dca70c44	comment	Reasonable Authority Figure: Dr. Talmadge is established as one by refusing to discount Parker because of his mental issues and immediately believing him about the first backstep after he's confirmed to be carrying the necessary scannable tattoo. The NSA panel oscillated between being this and an Obstructive Bureaucrat depending on the situation, though they generally sided with the team so long as Talmadge was able to make a convincing case. President Maxwell was fairly level headed whenever he showed up.
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7Days / int_dd5faec5	type	Only Mostly Dead
7Days / int_dd5faec5	comment	Only Mostly Dead: A backstep goes wrong (of course) due to sabotage, which kills Frank...mostly. He's a ghost, and because a Blind Black Guy is able to hear him Parker manages to save the day by backstepping again.
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7Days / int_ddb220f5	type	GetAholdOfYourselfMan
7Days / int_ddb220f5	comment	Get Ahold Of Yourself Man: When an encounter with a time gremlin causes Olga to start screaming uncontrollably, Frank snaps her out of it with a hard, sudden slap. She quickly comes to her senses and thanks him.
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7Days / int_e016e53f	type	Throwing Off the Disability
7Days / int_e016e53f	comment	Throwing Off the Disability: Dr. Ballard in "Walk Away". Turns into a modified "Flowers for Algernon" Syndrome plot when the phlebotinum that allows him to walk also makes him Ax-Crazy.
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7Days / int_e83f211c	type	O.O.C. Is Serious Business
7Days / int_e83f211c	comment	O.O.C. Is Serious Business: When Ballard's mind gets taken over by a Roswell alien, Isaac notices him not sucking on a lollypop while working.
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7Days / int_e9604359	type	Monster of the Week
7Days / int_e9604359	comment	Monster of the Week: Disaster Of The Week. Anything and everything can happen in Seven Days. And then it will never be mentioned again. Which, weirdly, makes sense when you are constantly rewriting time so that only the main character remembers the events. Sure there are reports but to anyone except Parker they're merely abstract.
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7Days / int_ea85d6ea	type	All Just a Dream
7Days / int_ea85d6ea	comment	All Just a Dream
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7Days / int_eec329f5	type	Lesser of Two Evils
7Days / int_eec329f5	comment	Lesser of Two Evils: Let the world be destroyed, or give the psycho the keys to the time machine?
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7Days / int_eef35d8d	type	A Handful for an Eye
7Days / int_eef35d8d	comment	A Handful for an Eye: Olga takes down a mercenary thug at one point by splashing hot coffee in his face.
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7Days / int_f2d51908	type	Evil Hand
7Days / int_f2d51908	comment	Evil Hand: Ballard gets a transplant of a piece of tech from one of the Roswell aliens. They believe it's an alien medical device allowing someone to walk after a severe spinal injury (like Ballard received in his youth). It works, but it also allows the alien to take over Ballard's mind - an alien who was a murderer, and the ship which crashed having been acually a prison transport ship.
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7Days / int_f2dadf81	type	Evil Twin
7Days / int_f2dadf81	comment	Evil Twin. At least two of them! Evil Olga, and Evil Parker. One of the sphere malfunctions causes Parker to split into two, one good and one evil. The evil one actually kills the good one! When he goes back in time, he gets surprised attacked by his own evil twin. This anti-anti-Parker is good again, and has all of the knowledge that the evil Parker was going to use to take over the world. Backstep would've sent anti-Parker to the mental institute Hansen Island in place of the real Parker in the end but he fell off a cliff to his death. Evil Olga is actually a completely different person, apparently unrelated to Olga. They're not even from the same country.
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7Days / int_f4e6e05e	type	Essential Madness
7Days / int_f4e6e05e	comment	Essential Madness: The only person able to pilot the Chronosphere is Frank Parker, inmate at a military insane asylum.
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7Days / int_f7628678	type	Character Outlives Actor
7Days / int_f7628678	comment	Character Outlives Actor: The reason why Ballard left the show and was replaced by Owsley is because his actor Sam Whipple was battling cancer. He died soon afterward.
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7Days / int_fca239bc	type	Society-on-Edge Episode
7Days / int_fca239bc	comment	Society-on-Edge Episode: This was an entire series about this trope, in which The World Is Always Doomed but a lone time-traveler has the chance to investigate and circumvent such disasters. To be fair, roughly one third or so of the episodes limits the threat to something damaging to the USA but not actually world-threatening (such as the first episode, which had a terrorist attack on the White House, which didn't lead to escalating tensions when the Backstep was made. Or the third, which was about a scientist that was believed to have made a breakthrough in cold fusion having a car accident). Of course, even allowing for some of the world-threats being the result of the Backstep program itself, that's still some two thirds of the series raising the question of how humanity managed to survive before Backstep.
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7Days / int_fdc1e848	type	Will They or Won't They?
7Days / int_fdc1e848	comment	Will They or Won't They?. Oh they have, several times. Problem is, Parker always has to backstep and is thus the only one who remembers him and Olga hooking up. At the end of one episode, Parker has just saved Olga's life in Alaska. After they return to the base, they appear to ready to go to Olga's room for some deserved time together. Then the woman from HR whom Parker promised a date at the beginning of the episode shows up and drags Parker away.
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7Days	hasFeature	Scannable Man / int_38cf90bd
7Days	hasFeature	Second Law of Metafictional Thermodynamics / int_38cf90bd
7Days	hasFeature	Skeleton Key Card / int_38cf90bd
7Days	hasFeature	Society-on-Edge Episode / int_38cf90bd
7Days	hasFeature	Something-Nauts / int_38cf90bd
7Days	hasFeature	Space Episode / int_38cf90bd
7Days	hasFeature	The End of the World as We Know It / int_38cf90bd
7Days	hasFeature	The Political Officer / int_38cf90bd
7Days	hasFeature	The Tunguska Event / int_38cf90bd
7Days	hasFeature	Viva Las Vegas! / int_38cf90bd
7Days	hasFeature	What Year Is This? / int_38cf90bd
7Days	hasFeature	When Harry Met Svetlana / int_38cf90bd
7Days	hasFeature	You're Just Jealous / int_38cf90bd
7Days	hasFeature	Blind Black Guy / int_38cf90bd
7Days	hasFeature	Paranormal Episode / int_38cf90bd
sevendays	sameAs	7Days

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