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Spaced	comment	Spaced is a Brit Com which ran for 2 seasons on Channel 4 between 1999 and 2001. Written by its stars, Simon Pegg and Jessica Stevenson, and directed by Edgar Wright, the series focuses on two twenty-something friends at crossroads in their lives: Tim (Pegg), a cynical geek and aspiring comic book artist who is dumped by his girlfriend in the first episode, and Daisy (Stevenson), a bubbly aspiring journalist who doesn't have anything to say or the work ethic to say it.After the two pretend to be a couple in order to rent an inexpensive flat, the show focuses on their zany adventures as they struggle to get their lives on track, figure out new ways to kill time, and deal with the feelings that could be developing between them, despite their repeated insistence to everyone that they aren't together. Tim's military-obsessed friend Mike, Daisy's ditzy glamour friend Twist, Mad Artist Brian in the flat below and dipsomaniac landlady Marsha complete the main cast.Because Pegg and Wright went on to collaborate on a string of successful films, Stevenson's contributions to the show are often ignored by overeager marketing executives who label it as "from the creators of Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz". Still, the show's manic camerawork and frequent references to popular genre films and TV shows can ring very familiar.Came sixty-sixth in Britain's Best Sitcom.In 2018, Pegg definitively ruled out any possibility of continuing the series, saying that "it couldn’t possibly ever exist again" because it was about "a group of twenty-somethings at the turn of the century". He further stated, "I dunno what I have to say that’s relatable about life now. It’s not gonna happen, kids – unless you want a sitcom about some clueless actor who can’t tie his own shoelaces."
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Spaced / int_118a41d5	type	Daydream Surprise
Spaced / int_118a41d5	comment	Daydream Surprise: And plenty of them. In some cases, Tim and Daisy break from the fantasy, then follow it up by doing exactly the same thing later.
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Spaced / int_1439161f	type	Heroic BSoD
Spaced / int_1439161f	comment	Heroic BSoD: Tim seems to be having one regarding Sarah in the first series, as evidenced by the drawings Daisy finds of him torturing Sarah and Duane. The last one she finds shows that he's gotten better. Tim also apparently had another major one in 1990 when Johnny Alpha died.
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Spaced / int_14ed6ab7	type	Does This Remind You of Anything?
Spaced / int_14ed6ab7	comment	Does This Remind You of Anything?: When Marsha's daughter starts throwing a tantrum, both Tim and Daisy imagine different scenarios involving smeared lipstick.
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Spaced / int_151bc113	type	Cover Identity Anomaly
Spaced / int_151bc113	comment	Cover Identity Anomaly: When Tim and Daisy pretend to be a couple in order to rent an apartment. Though they attempt to be as thorough as possible by learning a multitude of mundane details about each other ("I forgot what you got for your fifth birthday!" "Miniature drum kit"), they get caught in their lie while fumbling around regarding what day they had sex first vs. what day they kissed first. Also, it's not until after they get the story of their shared history straight that they think to tell each other their names.
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Spaced / int_151f47fc	type	Roommate Com
Spaced / int_151f47fc	comment	Roommate Com: Two twenty-somethings share a flat in London, plus the various odd characters around them, with added pop-culture based surrealism. However, despite their improbably cheap flat, the depiction of their economic situation is pretty realistic (worries about jobs, no disposable income).
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Spaced / int_1531ea8	type	Background Body Part
Spaced / int_1531ea8	comment	Background Body Part: The "devil horns" variant is played for laughs as Daisy realises she and Tim are going to have to keep lying to Marsha about them being a couple in order to continue renting her flat; "We're evil," Daisy laments, just as the shot is reframed to conspicuously position a pair of bananas in a fruit bowl as horns on her head.
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Spaced / int_16364a29	type	Evil Sounds Deep
Spaced / int_16364a29	comment	Evil Sounds Deep: Duane Benzie (Peter Serafinowicz supplying a voice almost as deep as the one that left Fran Katzenjammer weak at the knees. Tim tries to out-gravel him while Volleying Insults, and it just makes him cough.
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Spaced / int_1e5f6db9	type	Love Makes You Uncreative
Spaced / int_1e5f6db9	comment	Love Makes You Uncreative: Brian realizes that his relationship with Twist is preventing him from painting, because he can only paint when he is unhappy. Subverted, because the realization that he must choose between his relationship and his career makes him unhappy, allowing him to paint successfully again.
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Spaced / int_1f799027	type	Obstructive Bureaucrat
Spaced / int_1f799027	comment	Obstructive Bureaucrat: Daisy does not have a good time in the Job Centre: "No, this is the A-b form, you need the A-B form, capital B." The clerk responds to her questions with a simpering smile and an inane, "I'm sorry, I don't understand." Although he's a definite example of the trope, Daisy isn't exactly in the right; she's a would-be benefit sponge making a transparent attempt to claim fraudulent benefits, and the clerk has clearly seen through her feeble efforts and clocked exactly what she's up to. Oh, and furthermore, in a blink-and-you'll-miss-it flashback, we see that she did much the same to him when she was working at a bar and he wanted a drink. Hilariously subverted by Tim's clerk;
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Spaced / int_1fdaf8ff	type	Ominous Latin Chanting
Spaced / int_1fdaf8ff	comment	Ominous Latin Chanting: At the end of the episode "Battles," in which Tim revealed his phobia of dogs, lightning, and bamboo, some ominous latin chanting accompanies an image of the dog Colin sitting on Tim's bed, chewing on some bamboo sticks during a lightning storm. Used several times in "Dissolution", as part of an extended parody of The Omen.
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Spaced / int_21e5b9c7	type	Failed a Spot Check
Spaced / int_21e5b9c7	comment	Failed a Spot Check: Marsha, repeatedly. Tim and Daisy are terrible at maintaining The Masquerade but Marsha is apparently blind to their endless slip-ups (including two in as many minutes in the first episode, see Cover Identity Anomaly above).
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Spaced / int_22a27b19	type	Alpha Bitch
Spaced / int_22a27b19	comment	Alpha Bitch: Daisy's friend Twist is as shallow as a saucer, quite vicious and uncaring of her friend's feelings. And a Fag Hag.
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Spaced / int_22cf536c	type	Chekhov's Gun
Spaced / int_22cf536c	comment	Chekhov's Gun: In "Gone", the fact that any man will throw everything into a pretend gunfight at the drop of a hat.
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Spaced / int_24fbee90	type	Broke the Rating Scale
Spaced / int_24fbee90	comment	Broke the Rating Scale: Meta-example, the bonus subtitles that point out all the references just give up for the Paintball episode and declares that it's referencing "every war movie, ever".
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Spaced / int_27afefc	type	So Near, Yet So Far
Spaced / int_27afefc	comment	So Near, Yet So Far: Tim is almost able to sever his connection with Sarah completely in the very first episode after telling her that he is moving in with Daisy and that she has absolutely no right to be upset - only for her to completely torpedo his confidence by demanding to know if he loves Daisy. When he replies that he doesn't and fervently states that he still loves her, she smiles smugly and shuts the door in his face.
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Spaced / int_29e6dc40	type	HypocriticalHumour
Spaced / int_29e6dc40	comment	Hypocritical Humour: Right after Daisy says she's not going to be one of those dog owners who dresses their pet up in stupid costumes & takes photos, it's revealed that Brian had dressed Colin up whilst she was talking about not dressing him up, and is now taking pictures of the dog. Daisy promptly joins in.
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Spaced / int_2e39af52	type	Girlish Pigtails
Spaced / int_2e39af52	comment	Girlish Pigtails: Twist can been seen wearing these quite a bit.
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Spaced / int_308a5ff0	type	Strange Minds Think Alike
Spaced / int_308a5ff0	comment	Strange Minds Think Alike: When Brian tells Tim that he and Vulva used to make performance art together, we see Tim's idea of how ridiculous and pretentious it must have been. Then we see Brian's memory of a performance. The two are practically the same. When Tim tells a job centre receptionist that he was fired over a difference of opinion, she immediately and correctly guesses that it was because he didn't like The Phantom Menace.
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Spaced / int_319e4a2f	type	Even Evil Has Standards
Spaced / int_319e4a2f	comment	Even Evil Has Standards: Duane would shoot a man at point blank range in the back of the head (with a paintball gun), but he would never shoot someone directly in the face.
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Spaced / int_3318a1cb	type	Distant Finale
Spaced / int_3318a1cb	comment	Distant Finale: Arguably, the last scene from the "Skip to the End" documentary.
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Spaced / int_34f1b472	type	Mad Artist
Spaced / int_34f1b472	comment	Mad Artist: Brian is incredibly angsty and tortured (not to mention pretentious) though not in a dangerous way. He does find he's unable to paint when he's happy.
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Spaced / int_38d3a0f7	type	Pac-Man Fever
Spaced / int_38d3a0f7	comment	Pac Man Fever: Averted. Tim plays what were, at the time, relatively up-to-date video games, and the several scenes feature then very overtly. And, in fact, Simon Pegg was actually playing the game through each take. Notably one of the games he's seen playing, Resident Evil 2 factors into the plot of the episode. Another notable example that comes to mind was an argument between Tim and Daisy interspersed with cutaway shots of a game of Tekken. At the end of the argument, Tim walked away as the Tekken game displayed 'NINA WINS!' on the screen, and following that Daisy stood in a similar winning pose to Nina and it displayed 'DAISY WINS' on the screen.
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Spaced / int_392372f9	type	Actor Allusion
Spaced / int_392372f9	comment	Actor Allusion: Peter Serafinowicz (as Duane) quotes one of his (few) lines as Darth Maul in the episode "Gone". At the time, this was only known from the trailer, and they were looking forward to it. It turned that the only thing Tim would hate more than Duane Benzie was The Phantom Menace.
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Spaced / int_39eba631	type	The Slacker
Spaced / int_39eba631	comment	The Slacker: Everyone, but especially Daisy.
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Spaced / int_3bb5c1ec	type	Single-Issue Landlord
Spaced / int_3bb5c1ec	comment	Single-Issue Landlord: The ad for the flat Tim and Daisy rent from Marsha was for a "professional couple only," which led to Tim and Daisy to pretend to be a real couple to rent the flat, although late in the series it is revealed that this never was a requirement for the flat in the first place but a mistake of someone working for the newspaper the ad was published in.
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Spaced / int_3c0a4666	type	Noodle Incident
Spaced / int_3c0a4666	comment	Noodle Incident: From "Epiphanies," The Incident that happened with Tim and Mike in their childhood also counts, until the details are revealed at the end of series 1. Tim dared Mike to jump out of a tree and insinuated he was a chicken when he didn't. When he finally did jump, Mike landed badly and detached his retinas
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Spaced / int_3f064a0d	type	Humans Are Morons
Spaced / int_3f064a0d	comment	Humans Are Morons: Tim defends the Sci-Fi genre arguing that "the thoughts and speculations of our contemporary authors and thinkers have probably never been closer to the truth." Cut to a group of aliens outside the comic book shop laughing at how ridiculous everything on display is. To make it even better, the aliens look exactly like they would in some cheesy 1950s B-movie.
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Spaced / int_415b3315	type	Stylistic Suck
Spaced / int_415b3315	comment	Stylistic Suck: Brian's art. Dear God, Brian's art: he even doubts his own endeavours from time to time (notably before meeting with former cohort Vulva). His portrait of Twist shows he's pretty competent at Cubism, at least Mike recognised who it was straight away (though he did also think it was the real Twist). Daisy's writing probably qualifies as well, at least early on.
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Spaced / int_41f26c58	type	Happy Dance
Spaced / int_41f26c58	comment	Happy Dance: Tim does one walking down the street, Brian utterly fails to imitate it later in the episode. In a later episode, Tim and Bilbo do one in sync.
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Spaced / int_44989f6f	type	"Could Have Avoided This!" Plot
Spaced / int_44989f6f	comment	"Could Have Avoided This!" Plot: In the penultimate episode it's revealed the ad saying the flat was for professional couples only was posted as a mistake and Marsha really didn't care if Tim and Daisy were a couple, though she was very hurt when she found out they'd been lying to her the whole time.
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Spaced / int_45007296	type	Metaphorgotten
Spaced / int_45007296	comment	Metaphorgotten: Daisy's likening of her failed relationship with Richard to a sandwich toaster gets a bit off message, eventually leading to a Broken Aesop ("Chuck your boyfriend, have a sandwich.")
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Spaced / int_4766ca14	type	Volleying Insults
Spaced / int_4766ca14	comment	Volleying Insults: Tim and Duane, every time they meet. Sarah.
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Spaced / int_4af55b78	type	Credits Gag
Spaced / int_4af55b78	comment	Credits Gag: At the end of "Epiphanies", cast names were presented in alternate, rave-ish names, such as The Fresh Pegg, Jazzy Jess, and Edgar Wright Here Wright Now.
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Spaced / int_4b4f6a2f	type	Mood-Swinger
Spaced / int_4b4f6a2f	comment	Mood-Swinger: Tyres, whose brain is so fried from drugs and raving that he can't sustain a single emotion for more than a few seconds.
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Spaced / int_50ca4422	type	Unresolved Sexual Tension
Spaced / int_50ca4422	comment	Unresolved Sexual Tension: Tim and Daiys's feelings for each other are hinted at but never acted on throughout the show. Only in the Spaced documentary it is revealed that they are now together.
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Spaced / int_50d71a78	type	Dual Wielding
Spaced / int_50d71a78	comment	Dual Wielding: Paintball guns. And finger guns. Mike likes to dual wield MP5s.
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Spaced / int_548bd053	type	Guns Akimbo
Spaced / int_548bd053	comment	Guns Akimbo: Mike is fond of doing this. During the mission to rescue Colin, he packs a pair of pistols, even showing them off to the security guard he's supposed to be holding hostage. To celebrate his reinstatement to the TA, he takes a pair of MP5s to the range. He also uses them in his Imagine Spot assault on Darkstar Comics.
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Spaced / int_5490360d	type	Foodfight!
Spaced / int_5490360d	comment	Food Fight: One that starts with a Food Slap in "Dissolution".
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Spaced / int_5535272c	type	Coolest Club Ever
Spaced / int_5535272c	comment	Coolest Club Ever: The nightclub the gang go to shows everyone having a good time. Even when Daisy gets landed with all the coats, she has fun dancing while queuing up for the cloakroom.
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Spaced / int_56240281	type	Country Matters
Spaced / int_56240281	comment	Country Matters: Implied when Sophie has to work late due to a misprint on the cover of the latest issue of "Total Cult".
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Spaced / int_565106b3	type	Women Are Wiser
Spaced / int_565106b3	comment	Women Are Wiser: Generally subverted; while neither Tim nor Daisy are perfect people and each has their flaws, on balance Tim is generally a bit more responsible, focused on his goals and willing to work towards them than the work-shy Daisy.
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Spaced / int_57980ca0	type	Smoking Hot Sex
Spaced / int_57980ca0	comment	Smoking Hot Sex Vacuuming: Tim and Daisy decide to resolve the lingering issue between them when they first move in, and we cut to them lying back enjoying a cigarette. Instead of screwing, it's cleaning the apartment.
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Spaced / int_57efd4c4	type	Growing Up Sucks
Spaced / int_57efd4c4	comment	Growing Up Sucks: A rare post-childhood example; all of the main characters are pretty immature and struggle to come to terms with the fact that their childhoods are over and they're becoming adults, with all the responsibilities that involves. Tim in particular seems to have a bit of a complex about it.
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Spaced / int_5a75677c	type	He's Just Hiding
Spaced / int_5a75677c	comment	He's Just Hiding: In-Universe. Mike thought his childhood pet rabbit was still living next door.
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Spaced / int_5b19cc1b	type	Air-Vent Passageway
Spaced / int_5b19cc1b	comment	Air-Vent Passageway: Used by Tim in the episode "Help".
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Spaced / int_5c71cdf5	type	Plucky Office Girl
Spaced / int_5c71cdf5	comment	Plucky Office Girl: Averted. Daisy predicts she'll end up as one of these, but it just doesn't happen.
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Spaced / int_60d0e36f	type	Hates Rich People
Spaced / int_60d0e36f	comment	Hates Rich People: A story is told of a man who set his dog to attack rich people, somehow training it to smell wealth. This does not end well for him as he wins the lottery, causing the dog to turn on him.
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Spaced / int_62434fe2	type	Sanity Slippage
Spaced / int_62434fe2	comment	Sanity Slippage: In the series 1 finale Daisy is initially disturbed when she finds a sketch book of increasingly violent doodles of horrific things happening to Tim' ex-girlfriend... then she notices the last sketch is of Tim and Daisy, holding their dog Colin and the large words "Happiness" underneath.
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Spaced / int_6439de78	type	Heroic Sacrifice
Spaced / int_6439de78	comment	The paintball duel. And Mike's Heroic Sacrifice, complete with Paint From The Mouth.
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Spaced / int_66cdb21b	type	Gag Penis
Spaced / int_66cdb21b	comment	Gag Penis: Brian has one that he uses as a paintbrush on occasion. Tim happens to get a glance and simply calls it "huge".
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Spaced / int_68068108	type	Evil Laugh
Spaced / int_68068108	comment	Evil Laugh: Mike when he's finally allowed back in the TA starts one when he's firing two large rifles at a shooting range.
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Spaced / int_6ae4dedd	type	The Unfair Sex
Spaced / int_6ae4dedd	comment	The Unfair Sex: Played with; both Sarah and Twist are presented as incredibly thoughtless at best with regards to how they treat Tim and Brian respectively, but both are ultimately presented as unsympathetic and unfair with regards to this. However, Marsha seems to find the idea of Daisy possibly cheating on Tim titillating, whereas the idea of Tim cheating on Daisy disgusts her. Daisy also cheated on her long-distance boyfriend Richard during their relationship, which was one of the central reasons why they broke up; while she's not really condemned for it in the same way that the other two are, it's also pretty clearly suggested that Richard was justified in breaking up with her.
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Spaced / int_6b35bdff	type	Serious Business
Spaced / int_6b35bdff	comment	Serious Business: Tim and Bilbo take their fantasy/sci-fi fandom extremely seriously. Tim was so disappointed by The Phantom Menace that he burned his Star Wars paraphernalia in a scene mirroring Darth Vader's cremation. Bilbo admits to punching out two people for describing Hawk the Slayer as "rubbish". One of them was his dad. Even still, he sacks Tim for verbally assaulting a child in search of a Jar Jar Binks doll. Then, when Bilbo offers Tim his old job back, all it takes to make Tim's new boss fire him on the spot is for Tim to declare "Babylon 5's a big pile of shit!" The paintball game in Season 1 Episode 4.
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Spaced / int_6bb40be3	type	Inner Monologue Conversation
Spaced / int_6bb40be3	comment	Inner Monologue Conversation: This happens several times. It is also subverted: Daisy, while they are fumbling to come up with a lie, thinks (It's times like this I wish I was telepathic. Don't you, Tim?) She looks over to Tim, whose thoughts are dead silent. It's later played with when Tim answers Daisy's internal monologue.
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Spaced / int_6bd689ca	type	Meaningful Echo
Spaced / int_6bd689ca	comment	Meaningful Echo: When Tim asks Marsha what it'll take to keep her from selling the house, she replies "Something bloody spectacular". After Mike's got a suitable idea for what this could be, this exchange occurs:
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Spaced / int_6c81c95	type	True Art Is Incomprehensible
Spaced / int_6c81c95	comment	True Art Is Incomprehensible: In-Universe. Brian's friend Vulva performs incomprehensible performance art pieces that he finds ingenious. When Daisy tries her hand at a similarly ridiculous performance, Brian is moved to tears. Later, Brian and Twist go to an exhibition of paintings that are entirely white. Except for one single painting (a post-date-with-Twist still-life of some flowers), Brian's entire artistic output is this trope.
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Spaced / int_6dc84b96	type	The Tetris Effect
Spaced / int_6dc84b96	comment	The Tetris Effect: In one episode, Tim ends up taking drugs and playing Resident Evil 2 for days. He starts seeing zombies everywhere and ends up punching out Vulva, mistaking him/her for a zombie attempting to attack Brian.
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Spaced / int_6fed1f70	type	The Thing That Would Not Leave
Spaced / int_6fed1f70	comment	The Thing That Would Not Leave: Subverted: Mike moves in for a little while and when he leaves Daisy and Tim are actually disappointed. Though this is at least partially because both of them had lost what little income they had and were kind of hoping he'd help them pay the rent.
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Spaced / int_702c2de3	type	Line-of-Sight Alias
Spaced / int_702c2de3	comment	Line-of-Sight Alias: At a housewarming party, Daisy claims that the title of her new screenplay is Guacamole... Window.
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Spaced / int_707bb8ce	type	Pair the Spares
Spaced / int_707bb8ce	comment	Pair the Spares: Toyed with in the second series with Mike and Marsha. Nearly all of their scenes together are open to interpretation, but their last scene in the series finale - involving each one's respective favourite thing - seems to speak volumes.
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Spaced / int_70d53103	type	The Not-So-Harmless Punishment
Spaced / int_70d53103	comment	The Not-So-Harmless Punishment: Tim, unable to cope with The Phantom Menace, is admonished by Bilbo for getting cross with a child who wanted to buy a Jar Jar Binks doll. When he asks Bilbo what he's going to do about his behavior, Bilbo responds, "I'm going to have to let you go." Tim, relieved that he's being let off the hook when he thought he was going to be fired, takes a brief moment before understanding that firing him is exactly what Bilbo had intended doing all along.
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Spaced / int_71152dd	type	One Dialogue, Two Conversations
Spaced / int_71152dd	comment	One Dialogue, Two Conversations: In "Dissolution", between Marsha and Tim regarding "what [Tim's] up to". Marsha is talking about what she perceives as Tim cheating on Daisy, while Tim is talking about the typewriter-shaped cake he secretly bought for Daisy's birthday. This is driven home by cuts to a Tim/Sophie kiss and a shot of the cake after all of Marsha's and Tim's lines, respectively.
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Spaced / int_720e28a4	type	Bread, Eggs, Breaded Eggs
Spaced / int_720e28a4	comment	Bread, Eggs, Breaded Eggs: "...we drink until we (A) fall over, (B) puke, or (C) fall over and puke!"
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Spaced / int_74217bfa	type	Art Reflects Personality
Spaced / int_74217bfa	comment	Art Reflects Personality: Invoked when Brian says that he uses his art to depict "anger, pain, fear, and aggression". Later on in the series, when he has a girlfriend and his life seems to be going quite well, he finds himself unable to produce any artistic work.
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Spaced / int_7f0f19e5	type	I Coulda Been a Contender!
Spaced / int_7f0f19e5	comment	I Coulda Been a Contender!: Marsha claims she was once on track to be an Olympic sprinter, until a guy hit her with his car and gave her a drink, saying it'd 'help with the pain' ("he was not wrong...").
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Spaced / int_7fbb2a3	type	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero!
Spaced / int_7fbb2a3	comment	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: Tim drew a caricature of of head of Dark Star Comics describing himself as a massive wanker. Naturally, Tim removed this piece before submitting his portfolio to Dark Star for consideration. Only Daisy, who apparently only wanted to help, put it back in. There's a few subtle hints dropped that Daisy may have been jealous of Tim's break, and wanted to sabotage it.
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Spaced / int_80204ff5	type	Verbed Title
Spaced / int_80204ff5	comment	Verbed Title
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Spaced / int_83f0ea6e	type	Post-Somethingism
Spaced / int_83f0ea6e	comment	Post-Somethingism: During a job interview, Daisy is asked if she considers herself a post-feminist, to her confusion. The interviewer simplifies the question to whether she drinks pints or shots.
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Spaced / int_86ee8070	type	World of Ham
Spaced / int_86ee8070	comment	World of Ham
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Spaced / int_8a1215e0	type	Bratty Teenage Daughter
Spaced / int_8a1215e0	comment	Bratty Teenage Daughter: Marsha's daughter Amber.
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Spaced / int_8b68d9a7	type	Stalker with a Crush
Spaced / int_8b68d9a7	comment	Stalker with a Crush: Brian.
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Spaced / int_8d9c8569	type	Deep-Immersion Gaming
Spaced / int_8d9c8569	comment	Deep-Immersion Gaming: Tim does this with Resident Evil 2 at the beginning of episode 3.
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Spaced / int_8da65890	type	Commuting on a Bus
Spaced / int_8da65890	comment	Commuting on a Bus: Twist in Series 2.
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Spaced / int_8e1aef2d	type	Reference Overdosed
Spaced / int_8e1aef2d	comment	Reference Overdosed: Not that there's anything wrong with that. People can watch the show, and those who don't get the references can enjoy the jokes without problems, and those who do catch all the reference can actually add more laughs. Wright and Pegg's films after the series have this as a method of writing and directing. The DVD boxsets come with an optional "Homage-O-Meter" setting to keep track of every Shout-Out.note Including times when the show references itself, and - during the paintball and finger-gun sequences - sometimes just flatly giving up and declaring they're shouting out to "Every war move ever."
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Spaced / int_912b24c4	type	Art Shift
Spaced / int_912b24c4	comment	Art Shift: Flashbacks are shot in a blurry, pink-hued style.
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Spaced / int_92a9442	type	Second Episode Morning
Spaced / int_92a9442	comment	Second Episode Morning: In the second episode, Tim wakes up to find the flat clean and pristine, and his ex-girlfriend Sarah is there to assure him that she would never, ever break up with him. Then his alien costume comes to life and drags him under the door, screaming.
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Spaced / int_970ccfec	type	Big "YES!"
Spaced / int_970ccfec	comment	Big "YES!": A munted Daisy reacts this way when Tim orders tequila slammers.
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Spaced / int_98576799	type	Throw the Dog a Bone
Spaced / int_98576799	comment	Throw the Dog a Bone: Mike getting re-admitted into the TA, and later getting promoted over his Sitcom Arch-Nemesis. Tim landing his dream job. Brian starting to have some success as an artist.
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Spaced / int_9bcd82c0	type	Took a Level in Badass
Spaced / int_9bcd82c0	comment	Took a Level in Badass: Daisy, between series 1 and 2.
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Spaced / int_9ce6492a	type	Taking the Bullet
Spaced / int_9ce6492a	comment	Taking the Bullet, Leap and Fire: Mike does both on a paintball trip, along with many other war tropes, as the bonus feature subtitles attest to.
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Spaced / int_9f6fb586	type	Leitmotif
Spaced / int_9f6fb586	comment	Leitmotif: Throbbing club beats for Tyres. They tend to drown out his nonsensical monologues. "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" for Colin.
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Spaced / int_9fde2eb1	type	Pre-Asskicking One-Liner
Spaced / int_9fde2eb1	comment	Pre Ass Kicking One Liner: Mike attempts this on the agents in the pub ("Say hello to my little friend!") only for the agents to disarm him easily. He notes after ("Note to self: Shoot first, quip later.") that the Bond One-Liner would be much more effective.
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Spaced / int_a18042f1	type	Left the Background Music On
Spaced / int_a18042f1	comment	Left the Background Music On: After Tim tells Daisy that Sarah is single again, we hear a loud 'red alert' alarm. Daisy asks what the sound was, and it turns out it's the new doorbell Tim bought.
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Spaced / int_a6cda066	type	Rule of Three
Spaced / int_a6cda066	comment	At the end of the episode "Battles," in which Tim revealed his phobia of dogs, lightning, and bamboo, some ominous latin chanting accompanies an image of the dog Colin sitting on Tim's bed, chewing on some bamboo sticks during a lightning storm.
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Spaced / int_a7382a73	type	Imagine Spot
Spaced / int_a7382a73	comment	Imagine Spot: Used frequently.
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Spaced / int_a82ff02f	type	Meet Cute
Spaced / int_a82ff02f	comment	Meet Cute: Daisy mistakes Tim for a drug dealer. He says "Thanks!", unironically.
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Spaced / int_a89b3504	type	Irrevocable Message
Spaced / int_a89b3504	comment	Irrevocable Message: Tim's unflattering caricature of Damien Knox, which was of course inadvertently sent to Knox as part of a job application.
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Spaced / int_a94eaaa4	type	Odd Friendship
Spaced / int_a94eaaa4	comment	Odd Friendship: Tim and Brian. Tim denies disliking Brian when asked, but also admits that he's not sure why he likes him, and openly mocks him for being pretentious.
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Spaced / int_aa368af0	type	Two Scenes, One Dialogue
Spaced / int_aa368af0	comment	Two Scenes, One Dialogue: The cold opening for the first season is shot as if Tim and Daisy are having an argument/breakup but in fact it's Tim breaking up with Sarah, intercut with Daisy trying to get rid of a tramp she apparently took home and slept with whilst drunk. Most of it dovetails surprisingly well, but some of it ends to some fairly uncomfortable non-sequiturs
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Spaced / int_aa377ec8	type	Episode of the Dead
Spaced / int_aa377ec8	comment	Episode of the Dead: Series 1 Episode 3 "Art" has Tim hallucinate that a party is full of zombies as a result of taking some cheap speed the night before (he didn't want to offend the overly-friendly Scottish drug dealers) and then spending all night playing Resident Evil 2.
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Spaced / int_b2f26025	type	Genki Girl
Spaced / int_b2f26025	comment	Genki Girl: Daisy tries in her half-arsed way to be this, but without much success.
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Spaced / int_b414c9e8	type	SitCom
Spaced / int_b414c9e8	comment	Sitcom
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Spaced / int_b5b4b077	type	The Ace
Spaced / int_b5b4b077	comment	The Ace: Duane Benzie is clearly this in Tim's memories (more athletic, higher income, nice car, more attractive to women). In both of his appearances, however, his treatment makes him more akin to a Butt-Monkey.
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Spaced / int_b739f0d2	type	Finger Gun
Spaced / int_b739f0d2	comment	The gunfight. Not just a Finger Gun battle, it has Dual Wielding, frag grenades, gun jams, Big Nos, even a segue to classical music to pan over the "dead" and highlight the senseless waste of it all.
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Spaced / int_b7bc7d28	type	Attention Deficit... Ooh, Shiny!
Spaced / int_b7bc7d28	comment	Attention Deficit... Ooh, Shiny!: Played with. Tim starts to explain to Daisy about how easily distracted Tyres has been an certain occasions, but both of them are immediately distracted by the TV. Mike is implied to have had this happen to him as well. Prior to series one, Mike stole a tank and attempted to invade Paris and was only apprehended when he stopped off at Disneyland Paris to ride Space Mountain.
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Spaced / int_b7d773ab	type	Smash Cut
Spaced / int_b7d773ab	comment	Smash Cut: A common fixture of the show and indeed of its director, Edgar Wright.
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Spaced / int_b8dbe475	type	Blood from the Mouth
Spaced / int_b8dbe475	comment	Blood from the Mouth: Parodied with Mike's Taking the Bullet of a paintball pellet, which is set up earlier in the episode:
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Spaced / int_b97c2cfb	type	Maybe Ever After
Spaced / int_b97c2cfb	comment	Maybe Ever After: For more than one couple, although a DVD extra clarifies one pairing.
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Spaced / int_bc74ef27	type	Berserk Button
Spaced / int_bc74ef27	comment	Berserk Button: For Tim, anyone complimenting the Star Wars prequels. He even throws a little kid out of the comic book store he works at for wanting a Jar Jar Binks action figure. Bilbo Bagshot also punches anyone who calls Hawk the Slayer rubbish. Perhaps the only thing that aggravates Tim as much as the Star Wars prequels is romantic rival Duane Benzie, played by Peter Serafinowicz, the voice of... Darth Maul in The Phantom Menace! He also flips out in the beginning over the group playing "Time Warp" at his housewarming party. Bilbo's rival, Derek, will not hear a bad word said about Babylon 5. Tim exploits this to get himself fired so he can go back to working with Bilbo.
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Spaced / int_bedecc55	type	Scout-Out
Spaced / int_bedecc55	comment	Scout-Out: Marsha has two girls in uniform cleaning the cupboards when Daisy and Tim first apply for the flat. The uniforms are similar, but not identical to UK Girl Guide uniforms. They're actually archaic Guide uniforms, from sometime before 1991. (Bob-a-job week also no longer existed by then.)
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Spaced / int_bf75c797	type	Binge Montage
Spaced / int_bf75c797	comment	Binge Montage: Especially in "Gone".
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Spaced / int_c19bdbe1	type	Good Cop/Bad Cop
Spaced / int_c19bdbe1	comment	Good Cop/Bad Cop: Tim and Mike subject Daisy to this in the episode Help. Mike was the good cop.
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Spaced / int_c2cedc1c	type	Big "NO!"
Spaced / int_c2cedc1c	comment	Big "NO!": Parodied, particularly in "Battles" after Mike takes a paintball for Tim.
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Spaced / int_c322a093	type	A Bloody Mess
Spaced / int_c322a093	comment	A Bloody Mess: "Brian, NOOO! Oh God, why? ...This [shirt] was new!"
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Spaced / int_c675d08c	type	Compliment Backfire
Spaced / int_c675d08c	comment	Compliment Backfire: Most of Twist's communication with Daisy in particular takes the form of possibly unintentional but definitely hurtful and snide backhanded compliments. "Little bit of a tummy show... Big's in this season! Good for you." Marsha gets a few of these in as well: "You look really well! A lot of people lose weight when they're travelling."
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Spaced / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Spaced / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out, Homage, The Parody: By the bucket, of everything, including some rather obscure films and TV shows. The DVDs even have a subtitle track consisting purely of the sources of each reference, including, rather confusingly, those from shows within the show. For example, in one episode, Daisy is making up a story about working on a movie to impress someone, saying the movie's to be named Guacamole Window. The subtitle on that track then says "Film Ref: Guacamole Window, Directed by and starring Daisy Steiner." And indeed itself, when it harks back to the victory walk when Bilbo takes Tim back.
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Spaced / int_cb0743c0	type	Lame Pun Reaction
Spaced / int_cb0743c0	comment	Lame Pun Reaction: During the paintballing Mexican Standoff between Tim and Duane, Duane's mobile phone rings:
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Spaced / int_cb9afcd	type	The Ken Burns Effect
Spaced / int_cb9afcd	comment	The Ken Burns Effect: Used several times on the show, with the camera panning over the comics used to tell a story.
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Spaced / int_d148b019	type	Mundane Made Awesome
Spaced / int_d148b019	comment	Mundane Made Awesome: Scenes from films are re-enacted with a fraction of the budget, in far more mundane circumstances. Played for bathos or pastiche. The gunfight. Not just a Finger Gun battle, it has Dual Wielding, frag grenades, gun jams, Big Nos, even a segue to classical music to pan over the "dead" and highlight the senseless waste of it all. The paintball duel. And Mike's Heroic Sacrifice, complete with Paint From The Mouth. A reenactment of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest set in the kitchen of a fast food restaurant. Called "Neo Nachos". In the first episode of season 2, Daisy and Mike share a moment out of Pulp Fiction, when Daisy finds Mike's Uzi on the counter when she gets home. He walks out of the bathroom to find his gun pointed at him. The two stare tensely at each other, until they're startled by the toaster just as Tim comes in, then they start to have a conversation and forget it happened. From The Sixth Sense: Part one of the second series finale ends with Tim and Mike about to go and talk to Marsha, done as an almost word-for-word take on the end of The Empire Strikes Back. Compete with Wookiee noises imitated (quite well!) by a yawning Mike. The first time Brian steps in to cover for Tim and Daisy's fake relationship with a well-timed excuse, he gets played out by the theme from The Magnificent Seven (and, being Brian, screws up his exit.) The food fight during Daisy's birthday party greatly resembles the finale of Bugsy Malone, down to the dramatic piano chords after the action is over.
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Spaced / int_d33456e7	comment	Improbable Age: The employment agency boss in series 2. She has braces, appears to be a about 15... and is one of the most mature characters to ever appear on the show.
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Spaced / int_d8d22bb0	comment	Dutch Angle: During the Good Cop/Bad Cop scene in Help. WHAT?!
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Spaced / int_dca70c44	type	Reasonable Authority Figure
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Spaced / int_dd95a27b	type	I Never Told You My Name
Spaced / int_dd95a27b	comment	I Never Told You My Name: Played this in the Homage (of sorts) to The Matrix. With the agents grilling Brian at the front door when they were looking for Daisy.
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Spaced / int_df514fe9	type	Crew of One
Spaced / int_df514fe9	comment	Crew of One: Implied in Mike's backstory where he stole a tank with the intention of invading Paris. Averted in "Leaves", where Mike needs Brian, Tim, Dexter and Cromwell's help to crew the tank he borrows to help persuade Marsha to come home.
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Spaced / int_e150c4c7	type	Manchild
Spaced / int_e150c4c7	comment	Manchild: All of them, with the possible exception of Tyres. Not that the women are any better.
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Spaced / int_e34400ab	type	Ambiguously Gay
Spaced / int_e34400ab	comment	Ambiguously Gay: Brian is quickly asked point-blank if he is gay, which he denies with an almost regretful tone. He later claims to have had "a love-affair between two straight men" with his "post-sexual" collaborator Vulva, whom he refers to as a she. Mike straight out says "I've always fancied you" to Tim. Also, Edgar Wright said that "[they] might have ended up getting him together with Dexter or someone like that. Or him just admitting he was gay."
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Spaced / int_e52a0cac	type	He Who Must Not Be Seen
Spaced / int_e52a0cac	comment	She Who Must Not Be Seen: Marsha's daughter Amber, despite the incomprehensible noise of her rows with her mother, is only ever seen as a faceless blur storming down the stairs. Played by the producer's sister in a wig. Amber's part in angry conversations heard but not seen are done by Jessica Stevenson. She is commented by most of the characters as being quite a looker... apparently.
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Spaced / int_e6ab61d	type	Magic Realism
Spaced / int_e6ab61d	comment	Magic Realism: The show presents an exaggerated, cartoonish, and often subjective reality with extreme camerawork, fast editing, and sound effects. Frequent references to genre films and TV shows also blur the lines of reality, while outright dream sequences and fantasies are also very common. It happens to such an extent it prompts the characters to question if things they thought just happened really did happen, or to comment on the unbelievability of some of the situations they end up in.
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Spaced / int_f492089e	type	Quote-to-Quote Combat
Spaced / int_f492089e	comment	Quote-to-Quote Combat: In "Ends" Tim and Daisy fight with idioms when discussing about Tim moving back in with Sarah:
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Spaced / int_f51c5f3c	comment	Never Say "Die": Not the series itself, but Tim falls victim to a childhood version of this when Daisy miserably remarks that Colin's "gone next door."
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Spaced / int_f5a3e496	type	Suspiciously Similar Substitute
Spaced / int_f5a3e496	comment	Suspiciously Similar Substitute: Bilbo hires a new employee who looks a lot like Tim. Unfortunately for him, he insults Hawk the Slayer.
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Spaced / int_f627b434	type	Platonic Life-Partners
Spaced / int_f627b434	comment	Platonic Life-Partners: Tim and Daisy share a flat, and both are single heterosexuals attempting the Masquerade of being a couple, nothing sexual happens between them. The audience's expectations of UST are the source of several misdirection jokes. It's implied that the reason Daisy attempted to move out in the final episode was partially because the UST was becoming unbearable for her, and in the Skip to the End extra, it's confirmed that they are now a real couple with a baby and are still squabbling happily in the same flat.
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Spaced / int_f6b30338	type	Murder Is the Best Solution
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Spaced / int_f7d4f121	comment	Mushroom Samba: After getting cheap Es from a bunch of Scottish guys and playing too much Resident Evil 2, Tim starts seeing zombies everywhere.
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Spaced / int_f9f2c33	type	Running Gag
Spaced / int_f9f2c33	comment	Running Gag: Plenty, to the series and individual episodes. What does Brian paint? "Anger. Pain. Fear. Aggression." "Watercolours?" The recurring memory of Tim and Mike's childhood in the treetop— finally played out in its entirety in the series 1 finale. In flashbacks the male characters always seem to have their current facial hair no matter how young they are.
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Spaced / int_faa71569	type	Romantic False Lead
Spaced / int_faa71569	comment	Romantic False Lead: Sophie. A perfectly charming girl and a good match for Tim, but Mike and Daisy resent her taking him away from them.
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Spaced / int_fb4c41b4	comment	"Friends" Rent Control: Although the apartment is significantly smaller than most sitcom residences, Simon Pegg remarks in the documentary "Skip to the End" what a big joke it was that they could rent such a place for £90/week.
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Spaced / int_fe0330fb	type	Brick Joke
Spaced / int_fe0330fb	comment	Brick Joke: Daisy humping the air to mock Twist fancying Brian in 'Chaos', then being forced to listen to the real thing in Season 2.
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