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Celebrity Deathmatch

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Celebrity Deathmatch	label	Celebrity Deathmatch
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Celebrity Deathmatch	comment	Celebrity Deathmatch is a 1998 claymation animation series broadcast on MTV.The concept behind this show is that celebrities would fight each other to the death in the ring, claymation-style.The show first premiered on MTV's 1997 animation show, Cartoon Sushi, with Marilyn Manson killing Charles Manson by ripping his skeleton out through his mouth. After it became a success, "Deathbowl 98" was released and shown during the Super Bowl XXXII halftime show. Eventually, it began running as a weekly series first on MTV from 1998 to 2002, then Uncanceled to MTV2 for two more seasons in 2006 and 2007. After an eight-year hiatus, MTV2 announced on April 2015 that the show would be uncancelled for a second time, and unlike the previous uncancellation, series creator Eric Fogel will be involved this time around. Unfortunately, in November of 2016 Fogel announced via Twitter that MTV had ceased production on the re-boot for unknown reasons. Then in December of 2018 Ice Cube announced he would be producing a revival in association with MTV as part of a plan to reboot numerous properties.There was also a fighting game released for the PlayStation, PlayStation 2, Xbox, and Windows PCs. It was also planned for a GameCube release.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_119ea1fd	comment	Stop Motion
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_1237828f	type	Anyone Can Die
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_1237828f	comment	Anyone Can Die: Well, almost anyone. The main cast does seem to be exempt, but given what happened to Stacy, even they can be killed if the need arises.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_1282bf4f	type	No Celebrities Were Harmed
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_1282bf4f	comment	No Celebrities Were Harmed: Averted both literally and figuratively. The whole point of the show was to mock celebrities and then kill them off.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_12eee2cf	type	Heal It with Booze
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_12eee2cf	comment	Heal It with Booze: In one match, Sylvester Stallone cauterised a wound by pouring alcohol on it and then lighting it on fire, causing the judges to reverse their opinions about him not being a badass. Theodore Roosevelt does this using brandy after Abraham Lincoln loses his leg.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_135b9977	type	Bloodless Carnage
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_135b9977	comment	On the other hand, the show would sometmes go for Bloodless Carnage instead, with massive wounds that don't shed a single drop of blood. Like pretty much everything else on the show, it's usually determined by Rule of Funny.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_1439161f	type	Heroic BSoD
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_1439161f	comment	Heroic BSoD: Steve Irwin has one after he accidentally kills Medusa during their fight. As does Christopher Walken after winning his fight against Gary Oldman.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_152d180e	type	Fighting Series
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_152d180e	comment	Fighting Series: Nothing but celebrities beating each other up.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_1713b00a	type	Your Head A-Splode
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_1713b00a	comment	Your Head Asplode: Some deathmatches end this way. In one of the first episodes, Mariah Carey, during her fight with Jim Carrey, sings a VERY high note for an extended period of time, much to the displeasure of everyone in the arena. The intensity of the note cracks the In-Universe cameras and proves to be too much for Jim, whose head expands like a balloon before exploding. Happens again in Jack Black vs. Jack White, where Jack White puts a button-up shirt with a slightly small collar on Jack Black, causing his head to explode. It's true that some of the fights can have silly and nonsensical endings, but even by Celebrity Deathmatch standards it's pretty ridiculous. The fight between David Arquette and Paul Reiser ends when Arquette jams several cellphones in Reiser's skull, then makes them all ring at the same time. The phones' microwaves cause huge tumors to develop in Reiser's head which then swells and explodes. It's actually kind of disturbing.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_19660a62	type	Non-Specifically Foreign
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_19660a62	comment	Non-Specifically Foreign: In the episode "Celebrity Deathmatch Internacional", while Bono and Yoko Ono are identified as being from Ireland and Japan respectively, Fabio is listed as being from "Foreign Country" and when asked where he comes from, responds that he is from a place "where the music is always soft" and that he only goes back on holidays. note In actuality, Fabio is from Italy.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_1a01fd1c	type	Kayfabe
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_1a01fd1c	comment	Kayfabe: Invoked in the first Freak Fight featuring Cousin Grimm vs. Pierce McCrack, two mutants created with the DNA from various celebrities who died on the show. When the fight starts the two just go in for a No-Holds-Barred Beatdown terrifying the audience, until "Stone Cold" Steve Austin (a professional wrestler) puts a stop to the fight and chastises them that the people don't just want to watch them beat the hell out of each other, they want to he entertained. Austin even demonstrates how to deliver a Bond One-Liner before smashing someone's face in, and the two mutants start again making quips, and slinging insults as they fight.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_1b3b48f3	type	David Versus Goliath
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_1b3b48f3	comment	David Versus Goliath: David Spade vs. Steven Seagal; Chris Rock versus The Rock. It's actually invoked and literalized in the case of Spade vs. Seagal. Before the match starts, Nick says, "Their names are David and Steven, but they might as well be David and Goliath." Seagal, of course, dominates the fight. He throws Spade out to the floor by his underwear, where he finds Chicago Bulls basketball star Scottie Pippen sitting in the front row. Spade borrows one of Pippen's championship rings and, using his underwear as a slingshot, launches the ring right through Seagal's head. When referee Mills Lane asks if Seagal is ok, he says, "Yeah, sure, Grandpa," and collapses face first on to the mat. This is topped off by Spade telling Seagal that the planned sequel to Hard to Kill had been cancelled. Referenced in the Leonardo DiCaprio vs. Jack Nicholson fight. When DiCaprio seemingly won, Johnny asked "Has David slain Goliath?" The-then 12-year old Haley Joel Osment vs. Macaulay Culkin, who was 20! Despite being somewhat Lighter and Softer than usual, with the gimmick being that the match was set in a playground like a schoolyard bully fight, it was still a Deathmatch and required a child to fight an adult. Osment managed to win with the help of the ghosts of former Deathmatch competitors who tore Culkin limb from limb at the end, but it was a close call, since he wasn't a physical match against Culkin at ALL.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_1c5d0ed0	type	Redemption in the Rain
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_1c5d0ed0	comment	Redemption in the Rain: Parodied. Oliver Stone arranges for one of these shots after he beats Martin Scorsese... only for the camera to slip off the crane and kill him.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_1d91d828	type	Deadly Game
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_1d91d828	comment	Deadly Game: The entire premise. Also in a more specific example would be the Survivor special, were various contestants were voted into the fight by the audience. Don't forget about the "fight" between Pat Sajak and Alex Trebek, which saw the two competing against each other in a brutal game show that combined elements from both of their respective shows. And, of course, the Who Wants to be a Dead Game Show Host game, played by Chuck Woolery and Regis Philbin. While their fight wasn't exclusively based on either of their shows, Bob Barker and Anne Robinson both utilize their respective shows to inflict pain on each other - Barker sustains extensive facial injury for every question he gets wrong, and Robinson's broken leg is the basis of a guessing game. Ben Stein turns his fight against Johnny Knoxville into one of these.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_1e584efa	type	Cruel and Unusual Death
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_1e584efa	comment	Cruel and Unusual Death: The loser of the fight often suffers this. Some examples include getting cut up into paper dolls, getting run over by a steamroller, and swallowing helium and then getting popped.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_1e7487cd	type	Breaking the Fourth Wall
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_1e7487cd	comment	Breaking the Fourth Wall: In the early seasons, there have been several nods to the show's claymation animation. A variation occurred in the "Frankie Muniz vs. Robert Iler" bout, where Muniz kept talking to the camera a la Malcolm in the Middle... only to be called out on it by Iler mid-fight.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_1f75bca8	type	Wizard Duel
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_1f75bca8	comment	Wizard Duel: The fight between Melissa Joan Hart and Alyssa Milano. Both of them were known for playing witches on TV (being the stars of Sabrina the Teenage Witch and Charmed (1998) respectively), so CDM has them do battle using magic.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_1f963842	type	Bloodier and Gorier
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_1f963842	comment	Bloodier and Gorier: The revival tended to be this, with the bloodshed being more exaggerated.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_1fc8335e	type	Deal with the Devil
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_1fc8335e	comment	Deal with the Devil: Nick ends up resorting to making a pact with Satan to bring NSYNC and the Backstreet Boys back to life after they were chosen to fight each other by the fans, but had already been killed in previous fights. Satan is already sick of them and only demands one other soul in exchange, which ends up being the Contest Winner Cameo.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2059a430	type	The Hedonist
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2059a430	comment	Anna Nicole Smith. She claims to need a man who can support her hedonistic lifestyle (hence why she married a wealthy old man who died two years later), and is even able to smell billionaires from several miles away. This actually helps the CDM crew locate Ted Turner, who stole a rare videotape from them.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_20a14df0	type	Wrong Genre Savvy
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_20a14df0	comment	Wrong Genre Savvy: Ray Romano thought he only had to pin Drew Carey in their fight, not kill him. He caught on fast, though. Alfred Hitchcock has a problem similar to Romano; he doesn't understand that subtle violence doesn't impress people these days. Again, however, he catches on fast. Howard Cosell didn't quite understand that the show had no rules back when he guest-commentated in 1973 during the "OJ Simpson vs. Joe Namath", leading him to berate Mills' apparent poor refereeing. Nick had to point this out to him. Similarly, we have OJ freaking out over being declared the winner, despite the fact that he was allowed to kill Namath.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_20add53e	type	Kevlard
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_20add53e	comment	Kevlard: Happens when Fiona Apple is fighting against John Popper. His fat not only protected him from getting hurt by Fiona Apple's punches, they also caused her limbs to shatter on impact. He eventually wins simply by rolling over on top of her, squashing her flat.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_22071825	type	I'm a Humanitarian
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_22071825	comment	I'm a Humanitarian: So many examples: In the fight between Emeril Lagasse and the Two Fat Ladies, the contestants take their turns mutilating the enemy and using said part to make a dish for Mills Lane, who tries it without any hesitation. (Johnny even goes so far as to suggest to the viewers to write the recipe down!) While he hates the first three dishes he's served (literal finger sandwiches, a "leg nog" beverage and human kidney pie), he loves the winning dish, which is Emeril Lagasse cooked alive like a turkey. The whole idea of the match between Anthony Hopkins and Jodie Foster was for the two combatants to fight by eating each other. (First they fasted for two weeks, then for the fight itself, they wore edible clothing made from meat and were covered with basting glaze.) Hopkins was clearly channeling Hannibal Lector in this one. In the fight between Michael Douglas and Martin Sheen ("Best Actor Who Played the President") Douglas tried to eat Sheen, making a Black Comedy variant of Gordon Gekko's catchphrase. The fight between Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen was interrupted by their much-rumored third sister who killed and savagely ate both of them (called "cute and cannibalistic by Nick and Johnny. In the Survivor royal-rumble match, Richard Hatch eats most of the competitors before they were even voted to enter the match. Jon Stewart momentarily gets distracted during his fight and starts chewing on the bone from Tina Fey's leg.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_22cf536c	type	Chekhov's Gun
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_22cf536c	comment	Chekhov's Gun: Missy Elliott's lollipops are constantly being swatted away seconds after she places them in her mouth. She eventually manages to use two of them to blind Gwen Stefani before decapitating her. In the fight between Rev Run and Russell Simmons, Rev defeats Simmons by spin-kicking his head off his shoulders. Later on during the fight between Johnny Depp and Orlando Bloom, the head (which is still alive) falls back into the ring, and the two duel while attempting to balance on it. (mimicking a scene from Pirates of the Caribbean).
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_23698fa8	type	Aborted Arc
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_23698fa8	comment	Aborted Arc: The overall storyline hinted at two that were never resolved and likely abandoned due to the show's cancellations at those points: Debbie's pregnancy, and the possible return of Stacy Cornbred, which was constantly used as a taunt by Tally Wong.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_243c8078	type	Spontaneous Human Combustion
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_243c8078	comment	Spontaneous Human Combustion: In one episode it appears that referee Mills Lane is about to suffer from this, but it turns out it's just gas. Later, interviewer Stacy Cornbred starts showing signs of it, and Nick Diamond and Johnny Gomez think it's just gas... until she suddenly explodes.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_24d34dea	type	Gassy Scare
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_24d34dea	comment	Gassy Scare: In the episode "The Prophecy," Mills Lane starts to experience symptoms that are a prelude to spontaneous combustion, much to the horror of the others. Moments later, however, Mills lets out a burp, revealing that it was just gas brought on by egg salad.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_251bbe0e	type	Genre Blindness
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_251bbe0e	comment	Genre Blindness: Parodied during the Jerry Seinfeld vs. Tim Allen match. After Jason Alexander, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and Michael Richards have turned heel on Jerry for ending the show, Johnny says, "We wrestling announcers are supposed to be so perceptive."
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2534ee67	type	In Medias Res
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2534ee67	comment	In Medias Res: "A Celebrity Deathmatch Special Report" had a short version of it: The episode opens after the arena had blown up. We ultimately learn how thanks to Sam Donaldson playing the footage of the "Katie Holmes vs. Keri Russell" fight during which the explosion took place.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_25447e30	type	"Mission: Impossible" Cable Drop
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_25447e30	comment	"Mission: Impossible" Cable Drop: Before Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman fought against Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, Stacey Cornbred asked to interview Cruise, and he dropped down dangling from two cables as a reference to this famous scene. The cables quickly snap, and he falls onto the floor.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_25524784	type	No-Holds-Barred Beatdown
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_25524784	comment	No-Holds-Barred Beatdown / Curb-Stomp Battle: Several matches, most infamously Andre Agassi vs. Tiger Woods, Pamela Anderson vs. Tommy Lee, and Mahatma Gandhi vs. Genghis Khan. Andre, Pamela, and Gandhi won without a scratch. Also Roger Moore vs. Sean Connery. In the end Moore crushed Connery with a boulder given to him by a cavegirl... Long story.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_25524784	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_25524784	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_25524784
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_265b9e84	type	Senior Sleep-Cycle
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_265b9e84	comment	Senior Sleep-Cycle: Keith Richards falls asleep in the middle of his battle with Dave Matthews.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_265b9e84	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_265b9e84	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_265b9e84
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_26d0fa3b	type	Hot Skitty-on-Wailord Action
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_26d0fa3b	comment	Hot Skitty-on-Wailord Action: Fran Drescher's voice attracts the attention of the Loch Ness Monster (who considers it a mating call). He pursues her offscreen, and she returns later riding on his back and looking very satisfied.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_26d0fa3b	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_26d0fa3b	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_26d0fa3b
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_26eb6287	type	Funny Background Event
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_26eb6287	comment	Funny Background Event: At the very beginning of the Jamie Kennedy vs. Ali G fight. As Ali G tosses his script away, Mills Lane is hit in the head with it in the background and falls over the ropes. Blink, and you'll miss it.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_26eb6287	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_26eb6287	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_26eb6287
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_26f41623	type	Kill Sat
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_26f41623	comment	Kill Sat: In one fight (taken from a time capsule from The '80s), Ronald Reagan tried to kill Ayatollah Khomeini with the "Star Wars" Strategic Defense Initiative satellite defense system. The first attempt failed and killed a random audience member, but the second attempt succeeded. Ronald Reagan then proceeded to hook up with Boy George while "Born In the USA" played in the background.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_26f41623	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_26f41623	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_26f41623
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2764d432	type	Bitch in Sheep's Clothing
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2764d432	comment	Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: Jenny McCarthy at the end of her deathmatch against Carmen Electra. After being repeatedly groped by Howard Stern, both team up to teach Stern a lesson. While Carmen is honestly worried about Jenny's safety when Howard Stern is about to blow up, Jenny is only waiting for the right moment to turn on Carmen, actually directing her right into her death. She even calls Carmen a sucker for having fallen for her ruse.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2764d432	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2764d432	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2764d432
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_27a42ebc	type	Spiritual Successor
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_27a42ebc	comment	Spiritual Successor: The Epic Rap Battles of History come to mind, in the sense that two celebrities are also battling each other, be it verbally rather than physically, and pop culture references to both their lives and works are made. DEATH BATTLE! can also be considered a spiritual successor, in the sense that two characters from different franchises duke it out in a battle to the death. Death Battle even occasionally uses real life celebrities (such as Justin Beiber vs. Rebecca Black) as opposed to only using fictional characters.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_27a42ebc	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_27a42ebc	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_27a42ebc
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2881d45e	type	Gaining the Will to Kill
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2881d45e	comment	Gaining the Will to Kill: Spoofed in two episodes: Tom Hanks admits he's a Nice Guy who isn't quite Deathmatch material, so he decides to spend the six months before his match with Sean Penn crammed in an iron box where he is jabbed repeatedly by cattle prods, hoping it will turn him into a sociopathic killing machine. It doesn't work; as Nick says, "he doesn't have an angry bone in his body!" He does gain the will, however, by seeing Penn beat a reporter senseless. Janet Jackson and Faith Hill are pretty decent girls, so the Deathmatch staff locks them in the Green Room for two months, Nick citing a "little known fact": when two gals are in such close proximity to each other, their menstrual cycles align. By the time the match starts, they're more than willing to tear each other apart.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2881d45e	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2881d45e	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2881d45e
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2937826d	type	Hurricane of Puns
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2937826d	comment	Hurricane of Puns: Whether it's Nick and Johnny's commentary or the celebs themselves trash talking, this show is lousy with puns. Here's an example from the Al Gore / Weird Al match: Later, when Gore is hit hard enough to force a large brown object out of his butt:
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2937826d	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2937826d	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2937826d
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_295087bf	type	Non-Indicative Name
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_295087bf	comment	Non-Indicative Name: On an episode dedicated to rap and hip-hop stars, Tally Wong was disappointed to learn that Lil' Jon, Lil Wayne, Lil' Flip, Lil' Kim, Lil' Romeo, and Lil' Bow Wow are not actually "little people" (she had planned to ask them hard-hitting questions about what it was like living with dwarfism).
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_295087bf	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_295087bf	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_295087bf
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_297170d3	type	Halloween Episode
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_297170d3	comment	Halloween Episode: Two of them — one from Season 2 and another from Season 3. The first one was fairly standard as far as CDM episodes go, aside from Nicky Jr. getting possessed by a demon and having to have the demon beat out of him by The Undertaker. Johnny and Nick were dressed up in Halloween costumes (Johnny as a wizard and Nick as a sailor), one of the fights was between two classic monsters (Frankenstein's Monster and The Wolfman), and one of the fights (between KISS and N Sync) was billed as "the cruelest costume contest ever" with KISS wearing their iconic costumes and NSYNC wearing clichÃ© Halloween costumes like a clown, a pirate, a hobo, and a 2-person horse costume. The second was an Episode of the Dead revolving around zombies attacking the arena — led by an undead Stacy Cornbred with a grudge against Debbie.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_297170d3	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_297170d3	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_297170d3
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2978c012	type	Stage Mom
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2978c012	comment	Stage Mom: The Lindsay Lohan vs. Hilary Duff fight featured Dina Lohan in full-on Stage Mom mode, constantly making excuses for her daughter's troubling behavior. A male example is Mathew Knowles, who is revealed to have implanted a microchip in his daughter's brain to control her every move. When Missy Elliott finds out, she grabs the remote control from him and uses it to make BeyoncÃ© humiliate herself.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2978c012	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2978c012	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2978c012
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2b14367f	type	Bring My Brown Pants
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2b14367f	comment	Bring My Brown Pants: Forewarned prior to Nick Diamond challenging Zatar the alien. Johnny tries to stop him by warning him that he has a spastic colon.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2b14367f	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2b14367f	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2b14367f
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2b278c5d	type	Loss of Identity
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2b278c5d	comment	Loss of Identity: Played with: In Eddie Murphy's fight with Nick Nolte, a combination of Murphy running late and ultimately showing up as Nick Nolte manages to make Nolte think he's actually Murphy (which Nolte justifies due to him playing so many roles in the past note plus the fact that he's clearly not mentally stable ), and promptly beats himself unconscious just to be sure. And then Mills realizes the second Nolte is actually Murphy. It's easier to follow by watching it.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2b278c5d	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2b278c5d	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2b278c5d
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2b5ea43c	type	Bland-Name Product
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2b5ea43c	comment	Bland-Name Product: During the Michael Jordan vs. Dennis Rodman fight, MJ drinks a can of "Peppie". During the Kevin Costner vs. Kevin Smith fight, Smith puts Costner in an "EdFex" box. During the Derek Jeter vs. John Rocker fight, John Rocker smacks Derek Jeter with a box of â€œCracker Jerksâ€�.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2b5ea43c	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2b5ea43c	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2b5ea43c
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2bc0fc4d	type	Ice-Cream Koan
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2bc0fc4d	comment	Ice-Cream Koan: Nick Diamond delivers one at the end of the Jimi Hendrix vs. Lenny Kravitz fight.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2bc0fc4d	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2bc0fc4d	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2bc0fc4d
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2cac89cf	type	The Ingenue
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2cac89cf	comment	The Ingenue: Brandy is portrayed this way. She owns several teddy bears, compliments her opponentâ€™s fashion sense even while fighting her, and, when informed that she will be fighting Courtney Love to the death, doesnâ€™t know what death is. Johnny calls her a â€œsweet kidâ€� and wonders why anyone would like to kill her. In fact, in the fight proper, she doesnâ€™t even harm Courtney Love directly and only ends up the winner because she gave Courtney a baby bear as a gift, whose mother then showed up and mauled Courtney to death.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2cac89cf	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2cac89cf	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2cac89cf
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2d3f662b	type	Chained Heat
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2d3f662b	comment	Chained Heat: Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera get tied to each other's hair for their fight. Also, Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert are tied to each other's thumbs.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2d3f662b	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2d3f662b	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2d3f662b
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2e121b44	type	Southern Gentleman
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2e121b44	comment	Southern Gentleman: Colonel Sanders, of course. He's so gentlemanly, in fact, that he at first refuses to fight his opponent Dave Thomas and instead shakes his hand... only to hit Thomas with his cane.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2e121b44	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2e121b44	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2e121b44
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2e8441c9	type	The Bad Guy Wins
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2e8441c9	comment	The Bad Guy Wins: This happens from time to time, where a celebrity with a bad or negative reputation kills a celebrity who wouldn't deserve it, and is often downright sadistic about it. (Of course, there are plenty of times when the opposite has happened.) Word of God claimed that the outcomes of the matches were determined strictly with humor in mind, not on what made sense.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2e8441c9	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2e8441c9	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_2e8441c9
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_30d2ae29	type	Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_30d2ae29	comment	Self-Fulfilling Prophecy: The main plot of "The Mysterious T" concerns John Edwards predicting a bad fate for Nick, something involving the letter T and some head trauma. After Nostradamus (Edwards' original opponent) flakes on the fight, Nick has to bring in Miss Cleo as a replacement, which nets him a bill of $3,784, which he immediately refuses to pay. Come the end of the episode, Mr. T shows up, baseball bat in hand, to collect. Guess what happens next. Interestingly, this was actually zig-zagged, since Mr. T was also there because Nick hadn't paid his phone bill in several months.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_30d2ae29	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_30d2ae29	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_30d2ae29
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_36ef0597	type	Serendipity Writes the Plot
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_36ef0597	comment	Serendipity Writes the Plot: A minor In-Universe example: originally, the fight between Weird Al and Al Gore was supposed to be the main event of "In the Head of Nicky Jr.". However, when John Cusack and John Malkovich went missing when it was time for them to fight (they got sucked into Nicky Jr.'s head), the Als' fight and the Johns' fight got switched around.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_36ef0597	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_36ef0597	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_36ef0597
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_373e2b9f	type	Murder the Hypotenuse
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_373e2b9f	comment	Murder the Hypotenuse: Bruce Willis' motivation for facing off against Ashton Kutcher in the Death Match ring. Ever since Demi Moore divorced Bruce Willis, he's been miserable, so he wants desperately to win her back. Therefore, he decides to challenge Moore's then-current lover, Ashton Kutcher, to a duel to the death in order to get a chance at rekindling his relationship with her.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_373e2b9f	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_373e2b9f	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_373e2b9f
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_38d02d44	type	Batman Gambit
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_38d02d44	comment	This played a part in Rodney Dangerfield's Batman Gambit against Don Rickles, as it forced Don to make better jokes against Rodney than Rodney made about himself (and burn out his material faster). Became Victoryby Endurance when Don couldn't make good jokes and Rodney lays a No-Holds-Barred Beatdown (Johnny even said Rodney did "rope-a-dope" on Don).
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_38d02d44	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_38d02d44	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_38d02d44
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_38d12399	type	Teens Are Monsters
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_38d12399	comment	Teens Are Monsters: The entire premise behind the Frankie Muniz vs. Robert Iler fight, both of them Former Child Star going through puberty, simmering in a cocktail of hormones and frustration, facing the possible end of their careers. With the prize of a few extra years of childhood and fame thanks to the Deathmatch Time Machine, you better believe they're prepared to kill.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_38d12399	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_38d12399	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_38d12399
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_39a8fc83	type	The Can Kicked Him
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_39a8fc83	comment	The Can Kicked Him: How Bruce Springsteen wins his fight against James Gandolfini.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_39a8fc83	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_39a8fc83	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_39a8fc83
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_39b7a7cd	type	Amazon Chaser
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_39b7a7cd	comment	Amazon Chaser: Albert Einstein spends his entire fight against Chyna trying to woo her, as he finds her incredibly attractive. Chyna isn't having any of it, and his constant swooning over her just makes her angrier and leads to her ultimately finishing him off.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_39b7a7cd	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_39b7a7cd	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_39b7a7cd
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3a997df4	type	Comically Oversized Butt
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3a997df4	comment	Comically Oversized Butt: One match featured a fight between Dolly Parton and Jennifer Lopez in which they were fitted with experimental suits that weaponized their most famous assets, and thus Parton ended up with weaponized boobs while J-Lo got a weaponized ass.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3a997df4	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3a997df4	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3a997df4
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3bf7904f	type	Vengeful Vending Machine
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3bf7904f	comment	Vengeful Vending Machine: The "Prom Night Special" episode has Johnny Gomez announce that there will be two hours detention after the evenings matches for anyone caught tipping over vending machines in the arena lounge, with a cutaway to two teenagers doing exactly that, with one getting crushed to death for his troubles.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3bf7904f	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3bf7904f	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3bf7904f
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3c0a4666	type	Noodle Incident
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3c0a4666	comment	Noodle Incident: There are a few of these, a lot of them concerning Nick. For example, in one episode, Johnny picks up the phone, and Nick whispers to him, "If that's the ASPCA, I'm not here." (Although, in a later episode, Nick is seen using Medusa's severed head on some kittens, so maybe we can get a general idea of why they're upset at him...)
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3c0a4666	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3c0a4666	featureConfidence	1.0
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3c5ae1a1	type	Schizo Tech
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3c5ae1a1	comment	Schizo Tech: The Celebrity Deathmatch Time Machine was made using an old refrigerator.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3c5ae1a1	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3c5ae1a1	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3c5ae1a1
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3c9f5d7d	type	Hammerspace Hair
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3c9f5d7d	comment	Hammerspace Hair: As Diana Ross is arriving in the ring for her fight with Whitney Houston, security guards discover several weapons hidden in her afro.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3c9f5d7d	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3c9f5d7d	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3c9f5d7d
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3d699462	type	Curb-Stomp Battle
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3d699462	comment	Curb-Stomp Battle: The Loch Ness Monster vs. Bigfoot. Nessie wins in seconds. Everyone present was expecting the longest, most epic fight in the history of Celebrity Deathmatch, with Stone Cold Steve Austin calling it "a six-second suckfest". Same with the season 5's rematch of Shaquille O'Neal vs. Kobe Bryant. Shaq ends the fight early by lifting and choking Kobe with one hand and then tearing his head off with the other. Pamela Anderson's third fight can only be described as this since not only was she kicking the crap out of her opponent, he didn't really get to fight back, the only thing he really did was say things that pissed her off. Gandhi vs. Genghis Khan. Genghis Khan fails to get in a single hit. Subverted in David Spade vs. Steven Seagal. Spade only gets in one hit... the winning one. A similar thing happens in Steve Irwin vs. Medusa where Steve doesn't even try to fight until he (accidentally) rips Medusa's head off. Andre Agassi vs. Tiger Woods. Tiger never gets any offense in. Cameron Diaz vs. Meryl Streep is originally intended to be a staged performance with Diaz pretending to kill Streep. However, Streep ends up taking her role too seriously and wipes the floor with Diaz. Richard Simmons vs. Billy Blanks. Simmons only gets one hit, which does no damage, and all his attempts end up backfiring on him. Subverted in the Julia and Eric Roberts vs. Marie and Donny Osmond fight. Julia and Eric get absolutely no offense in, and yet they still win the match when Marie and Donny chew each other's heads off.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3d699462	featureApplicability	-0.3
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3d699462	featureConfidence	1.0
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3ed8a8b9	type	I'm Melting!
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3ed8a8b9	comment	I'm Melting!: In the battle between Rebecca Romijn-Stamos and Naomi Campbell, Naomi shoots her own stomach acid at Rebecca, causing Rebecca to melt into a puddle.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3ed8a8b9	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3ed8a8b9	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_3ed8a8b9
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_4045a37f	type	Boob-Based Gag
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_4045a37f	comment	Boob-Based Gag: The fight between Dolly Parton and Jennifer Lopez has the two combatants being given special armor that would enlarge Dolly's breasts and Lopez's butt and allow them to be used as weapons. The fight between Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee has Pamela crushing Tommy's skull between her breasts. During the fight between Rebecca Romijn and Naomi Campbell, both of the fighters apparently kept a vast amount of items in their cleavage. For Rebecca this included a cellphone (complete with a vibrating ring tone that made her chest jiggle) and a needle, and both fighters kept water bottles in their bountiful bosoms. The Survivor battle royale has Tina remark the she'll get a facelift and boob job. She's also bouncing at various points, and she bashes Colby's head in with her chest.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_4045a37f	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_4045a37f	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_4045a37f
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_415b3315	type	Stylistic Suck
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_415b3315	comment	Stylistic Suck: One episode features the discovery of a time capsule with a cheaply done, Totally Radical faux-version of the show from The '80s where Boy George fights Don Johnson (with Ronald Reagan as the guest referee). It's possibly the show's finest moment.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_415b3315	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_415b3315	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_415b3315
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_42a62962	type	Title Scream
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_42a62962	comment	Title Scream: Each episode would start with quick rundown on upcoming matches, ending with "tonight on: Celebrity Deathmatch!", which is accompanied by the title logo.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_42a62962	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_42a62962	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_42a62962
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_43e36f2f	type	Acrofatic
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_43e36f2f	comment	Acrofatic: Meat Loaf. In spite of his large size, he's able to move quite nimbly in his fight against Jonathan Davis. Johnny even says that he's "as agile as a cat".
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_43e36f2f	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_43e36f2f	featureConfidence	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Celebrity Deathmatch / int_43e36f2f
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_44cf7d2c	type	Incredibly Long Note
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_44cf7d2c	comment	In one of the first episodes, Mariah Carey, during her fight with Jim Carrey, sings a VERY high note for an extended period of time, much to the displeasure of everyone in the arena. The intensity of the note cracks the In-Universe cameras and proves to be too much for Jim, whose head expands like a balloon before exploding.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_44cf7d2c	featureApplicability	1.0
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_44cf7d2c	featureConfidence	1.0
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_4540f3d3	type	UnCancelled
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_4540f3d3	comment	A running gag in the Season 5 match Adam West vs. Christian Bale was everyone believing that Adam West was dead and came back through this, no matter how much he tried to convince them otherwise. He eventually gets fed up with this and storms off after he wins. This joke had also been used before, in the Season 4 (then-series) finale, where Nick insisted that Keith Richards was dead and that Steve Austin (who had actually seen him in a Stones' gig the week before) bring him back with the time machine to fight Dave Matthews. Naturally, Keith Richards shows up alive and well, proving Nick wrong just as his previous week's self comes out of the time machine. Time-Travel Tense Trouble ensued, and the past Keith in the present was erased from existence.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_454e6cf5	type	Hypnotic Eyes
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_454e6cf5	comment	Hypnotic Eyes: Fabio apparently has this power, which he uses to seduce Yoko Ono and force her to do his bidding in the "Bono vs. Fabio vs. Yoko Ono" fight.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_4577a862	type	Animate Body Parts
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_4577a862	comment	Animate Body Parts: Stephen King's leg, an arm that may have been either that of Britney Spears or Christina Aguilera, Ashlee Simpson's nose, Albert Einstein's brain and spine, Eddie Murphy's hand, Mary-Kate Olsen's stomach, The Rock's eyebrow, Paul Teutul Sr.'s moustache, Beni Trauma's arm, and Nicky Jr's brain have all been shown to move on their own.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_458bd7d	type	What Does This Button Do?
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_458bd7d	comment	What Does This Button Do?: The reason why the giant mech battle spills out into the street in "Blink 182 vs. 98 Degrees"? Nick Lachey decided to see what pressing a button labeled "DO NOT PRESS" would result in... which causes the back thruster on their mech to kick in.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_45a387bc	type	Light Feminine and Dark Feminine
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_45a387bc	comment	Light Feminine and Dark Feminine: The Brandy vs. Courtney Love fight: one is a kind, sweet, and childishly innocent pop singer, the other is a violent, wrathful, and often topless (as indicated by a comment by the referee) rock star.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_45a387bc	featureApplicability	1.0
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_469e3e2f	type	In-Universe
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_469e3e2f	comment	Another In-Universe example in "O. J. Simpson vs. Joe Namath", a battle filmed in 1973, when OJ was still a football player, was full of moments alluding to his eventual murder trial, including describing OJ as "a man who can do no wrong", OJ wanting to fight with (boxing) gloves and finding they don't fit, Johnny mentioning that OJ knows his way with sharp objects, and Johnny saying OJ "[is] never gonna murder two innocent people and then claim he was in Chicago". However, this reaches the pinnacle after OJ won: after being declared the winner, OJ begins freaking out for... some reason, adamantly stating that he wasn't the winner of the fight, and vowing to find the real winner.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_46bf638a	type	Worked Shoot
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_46bf638a	comment	Worked Shoot: George Clooney and Mark Wahlberg try to stage a fake deathmatch for the purposes of gambling fraud, even though they were close friends in real life. This backfires when Paul Newman and Robert Redford notice how phony their 'fight' is and challenge them to a real one. Newman and Redford win.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_47b6a1e5	type	"Just Joking" Justification
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_47b6a1e5	comment	The Carlos Mencia vs. Dave Chappelle fight. Carlos Mencia is constantly making racist remarks and justifying himself by saying "people can't take a joke". He gets his just deserts at the end of the match, when he is attacked by a dog and bleeds out.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_47fea76b	type	Butt-Monkey
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_47fea76b	comment	Butt-Monkey: After the above-named Running Gag about Don King got stale, a very unlucky popcorn vendor took his place, killed or injured on numerous occasions, and even possessed by a demon once.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_4a3e547f	type	Leaning on the Fourth Wall
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_4a3e547f	comment	Leaning on the Fourth Wall: When Johnny wonders how much longer the "Evander Holyfield vs. Mike Tyson" fight would go on, Nick guesses "about a minute and 22 seconds", which is also the remaining length of the episode note "Deathbowl '99" before it ended.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_4b0a723c	type	Think of the Censors!
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_4b0a723c	comment	Think of the Censors!: The hosts and Mills are occasionally forced to chastise celebrities for their behavior, because in whatever warped version of the world this show takes place in, it's considered "a family show".
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_4cfe362e	type	Awesome Aussie
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_4cfe362e	comment	Awesome Aussie: Steve Irwin is presented in all his wild, fearless glory, taking on the Medusa with his usual confident panache. He's not even a little scared of the mythological monster, he's just beyond thrilled to find such a rare specimen. In fact, he slays Medusa by complete accident and is more pissed off at himself for killing such a rare specimen than relieved or happy.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_4ec4c5ab	type	Harsher in Hindsight
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_4ec4c5ab	comment	Harsher in Hindsight: In-Universe, in the "Dean Martin vs. Jerry Lewis" fightnote Which was being aired from the CDM Vault after Roger Ebert was flung into the announcer's booth, which caused Nick to fall off, putting him into a coma. , Nick barely avoided getting hit by Jerry Lewis, who was knocked out of the ring. Nick's response? Another In-Universe example in "O. J. Simpson vs. Joe Namath", a battle filmed in 1973, when OJ was still a football player, was full of moments alluding to his eventual murder trial, including describing OJ as "a man who can do no wrong", OJ wanting to fight with (boxing) gloves and finding they don't fit, Johnny mentioning that OJ knows his way with sharp objects, and Johnny saying OJ "[is] never gonna murder two innocent people and then claim he was in Chicago". However, this reaches the pinnacle after OJ won: after being declared the winner, OJ begins freaking out for... some reason, adamantly stating that he wasn't the winner of the fight, and vowing to find the real winner. In yet another case of this trope from the "CDM Vault", there's the "Carroll O'Connor vs. Sherman Hemsley" fight from the "Family Night '77" episode note Not a real episode, mind you; it's another fight from the 1970's. , near the start, we see Nick getting into a small fight with his wife, who threatens to leave him one day. Earlier, in the actual episode proper, she tells Nick that she's divorcing him so she can be with David Letterman.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_50b05d30	type	Disproportionate Retribution
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_50b05d30	comment	Disproportionate Retribution: While this does seem to be a staple in this reality (pretty much any excuse for wanting someone dead is legitimate) one case that stands out is the Halloween Episode where Stacy Cornbred came back from the dead leading a zombie horde, intent on killing Debbie because she "stole her job". You have to take Debbie's side with this one; that was not her fault.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_50cc01e1	type	Do Not Call Me "Paul"
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_50cc01e1	comment	Do Not Call Me Mark: On an episode where The Undertaker (voiced by him) fought a demon named Captain Doody note A parody of The Exorcist's "Captain Howdy" , Doody taunted him by calling him by his real name, Mark (Calaway). Captain Doody!
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_5313c266	type	Bookends
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_5313c266	comment	Book Ends: In "Censorship Problems", both Ron Jeremy and Moe Howard are killed in the same fashion: impalement through the head with wood. Not only that, but consider the following: Tommy Lee killed Ron Jeremy with his penis, while Larry Fine, after accidentally de-aging himself into a sperm, helped Curly win the main event by going for Luciano Pavarotti's eye.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_5456f857	type	Too Important to Walk
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_5456f857	comment	Too Important to Walk: The ridiculously rich Donald Trumpnote This episode was made 17 years before he became President. Back then, he was simply known for being a wealthy real estate tycoon. is carried onto the ring, encased in an exact replica of the famous Trump Tower. The men carrying the tower replica end up dropping it, and Trump fires them both.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_56515a39	type	Artistic License â€“ History
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_56515a39	comment	Artistic License â€“ History: One episode had Benito Mussolini appearing who for some reason was wearing a pickelhaube. Why an Italian would be wearing a German helmet from the First World War is not addressed.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_56e3c2b5	type	Wildlife Commentary Spoof
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_56e3c2b5	comment	Wildlife Commentary Spoof: Steve Irwin spends his time in the ring doing a running naturalists' commentary on the Medusa he was supposed to be fighting. He has a Heroic BSoD when he accidentally kills her.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_5860c090	type	Sitcom Arch-Nemesis
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_5860c090	comment	Sitcom Arch-Nemesis: Debbie Matenopoulos for Nick Diamond in the original version. Tally Wong for Johnny Gomez in the 2006 revival.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_5869bd44	type	Arrows on Fire
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_5869bd44	comment	Arrows on Fire: Geena Davis tries to use one of these to light the torch during the episode â€œDeathbowl 2000â€� (which was sports-themed). It misses and hits Nick in the head.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_5963b221	type	Eviler than Thou
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_5963b221	comment	Eviler than Thou: Ozzy Osbourne had this attitude towards Rob Zombie in their match, and he pretty much proved it.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_5b01a021	type	The Calls Are Coming from Inside the House
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_5b01a021	comment	The Calls Are Coming from Inside the House: During the Neve Campbell vs. Sarah Michelle Gellar fight, Johnny and Nick receive an ominous phone call from a serial killer. They call him back, only to discover the call was coming from inside the arena. The phone call seemed to be coming from a platypus (who was mistaken for a man in a platypus costume), so Gellar and Campbell teamed up to beat him down. Turns out, the platypus was not the killer, and the real killer remained uncaught.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_5fcedca	type	Big Eater
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_5fcedca	comment	Big Eater: Marlon Brando is portrayed this way in "The Battle of Boys With Toys". He constantly references food throughout the episode, his dressing room is loaded with food, he is being fed ice cream by his personal assistant while Stacey interviews him, and he is so fat that he cannot get up from his chair and has to be lowered onto the ring to referee the match. Anna Nicole Smith, mostly to provide a contrast with her opponent, the diet-obsessed Sarah Ferguson. She's constantly chowing down on food during the match, including a bag of pork rinds that she calls a "between-snack snack", and her foe says "Eat this!" before attacking her and calls her "Jabba the Slut".
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_5fddf001	type	Germans Love David Hasselhoff
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_5fddf001	comment	Germans Love David Hasselhoff: Invoked/discussed by "Stone Cold" Steve Austin in his "Fighter Facts" for the Hasselhoff vs. John Tesh fight, with a Take That! as a bonus:
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_6023a9bc	type	Bloody Hilarious
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_6023a9bc	comment	Bloody Hilarious: The show is full of blood and gore, all of which is Played for Laughs. On the other hand, the show would sometmes go for Bloodless Carnage instead, with massive wounds that don't shed a single drop of blood. Like pretty much everything else on the show, it's usually determined by Rule of Funny.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_604f9b0f	type	Brains Evil, Brawn Good
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_604f9b0f	comment	Brains Evil, Brawn Good: This Trope was Inverted and then played straight in the same episode, with Albert Einstein and Chyna. First inverted when Chyna acts out the Heel wrestler part up to eleven and brutally kills Einstein, simply For the Evulz. Then played straight when Einstein's brain stages a Faked Kidnapping of itself demanding a five million dollar ransom, so it can steal the money; it gets away with it too, and is last seen escaping to Brazil.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_60eac4ba	type	Off the Rails
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_60eac4ba	comment	Off the Rails: The Brad Pitt vs. Keanu Reeves bout (which occurs thanks to virtual reality technology) becomes derailed when Pitt decides to cut the knot, exit the simulation, and beat up Reeves in the real world. The Cameron DÃaz vs. Meryl Streep also counts. It was a scripted fight for the "Celebrity Deathmatch Movie" where Streep loses. But Streep, too engrossed in her role, impales Diaz with a boom mike.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_610afe0a	type	Flechette Storm
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_610afe0a	comment	Flechette Storm: In the "George Washington vs. Abe Lincoln" battle, one of Washington's attacks is throwing razor-sharp coins. In the "Li'l Kim vs. Little Richard" fight, Li'l Kim throws pasties at Little Richard, which double as throwing stars.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_610afe0a	featureApplicability	1.0
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_617f0563	type	Heelâ€“Face Turn
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_617f0563	comment	Heelâ€“Face Turn: The Undertaker actually plays the hero's role the time he appears, despite his well-known reputation for being evil in the WWF. (He does suggest at first that it's a case of Eviler than Thou, but his actions say otherwise.) Actually, while Undertaker may have been a heel at the time of his CDM appearance, he's been a face for most of his WWF/E career.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_6220d661	type	Loony Fan
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_6220d661	comment	Loony Fan: Barbara Bush is portrayed as one towards Gavin Rossdale. After helping Rossdale survive her son's lethal injection machine (by replacing the toxin with chicken soup), she tells him that she loves him and has all his CDs. She then gives him her panties, which Rossdale is (understandably) disgusted by.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_62434fe2	type	Sanity Slippage
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_62434fe2	comment	Sanity Slippage: After winning the "TLC vs. Dixie Chicks" fight, Left-Eye Lopes goes mad with her own ego, randomly starts talking about herself in third-person, claims to be the queen of the Earth, "the snake from whence all creation came", and proclaims that from now on, both eyes will be left.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_6265e75a	type	Rump Roast
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_6265e75a	comment	Rump Roast: During the Colonel Sanders vs. Dave Thomas fight, the ring is decorated with a variety of fast-food kitchen implements to reference how both of them founded fast-food chains (KFC and Wendy's respectively). One of them is a stove, which Dave Thomas lands on top of after an attack from the Colonel sends him flying, causing his butt to get burned and him to jump off of the stove.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_62cae28a	type	Losing Your Head
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_62cae28a	comment	Losing Your Head: Referencing her music video for "One Minute Man", Missy Elliot is shown to be able to survive even after being decapitated by Gwen Stefani. She interrupts Stefani's "victory" celebration by walking over to her, holding her own head, and saying the fight isn't over yet. And she proceeds to win.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_6377d6e6	type	Grievous Harm with a Body
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_6377d6e6	comment	Grievous Harm with a Body: In the Jackie Chan vs. Jean-Claude Van Damme fight, Chan rips off Chuck Norris' arms and uses them to slice off Jean-Claude's head. Also happens in Spike Lee vs. Quentin Tarantino, where both contestants use Woody Allen as a weapon. In the John Travolta vs. Nicolas Cage fight, Cage is beaten to death with his own buttcheeks. After a 100-year-old woman is accidentally killed earlier in the episode, Tom Green uses her corpse to beat his opponent.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_650a309b	type	Forgot About His Powers
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_650a309b	comment	Forgot About His Powers: In "Fandemonium 2000", Nick had to figure out a way to bring back both the Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC who had died in a previous fights (against the Beastie Boys and KISS, respectively)... he completely forgets that he has access to a Time Machine that has brought lots of previously dead celebrities beforehand. Even better? This is never pointed out.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_653a9d93	type	Please Keep Your Hat On
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_653a9d93	comment	Please Keep Your Hat On: In his fight against Derek Jeter, John Rocker's hat is removed to reveal that the top of his head is made of solid concrete.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_655d406a	type	Instrument of Murder
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_655d406a	comment	Instrument of Murder: In the battle between KISS and NSYNC, Ace Frehley uses his guitar to shoot laser beams (in addition to using it as a battering weapon).*
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_669c4caa	type	Produce Pelting
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_669c4caa	comment	Produce Pelting: Carlos Mencia gets hot dogs and soda bottles thrown at him after making racist remarks about Asian people.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_675056e4	type	Signature Move
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_675056e4	comment	Signature Move: Most WWF stars that appeared on the show used whatever one their real-life counterpart had. Steve Austin used the Stone Cold Stunner quite a few times (even using it on a moose once) while the Undertaker still had his Tombstone Piledriver. Marilyn Manson had one called the Tahitian Skeleton Pull of Death, although it failed to work the second time he tried it (in that case, Ricky Martin just bit his hand off). He won anyway, although only his hand was declared the winner.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_67a7cd88	type	Battle in the Center of the Mind
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_67a7cd88	comment	Battle in the Center of the Mind: Done literally with John Cusack vs. John Malkovich. Of course, the whole idea is a Shout-Out to Being John Malkovich.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_680f950	type	Gilligan Cut
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_680f950	comment	Gilligan Cut: When using the Time Machine to retrieve Genghis Khan and Mahatma Gandhi, the machine malfunctions, prompting Nick & Johnny to assure the viewers that resident scientist Steve Austin will take care of everything. Cut to Austin kicking the time machine — "Ah, stupid piece of crap!"
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_687c8839	type	Mean Character, Nice Actor
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_687c8839	comment	Mean Character, Nice Actor: Christopher Walken and Gary Oldman are portrayed as this. Both speak cordially with each before their fight, and have to get into character before they can start killing each other. Walken even apologizes after his win.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_687c8839	featureApplicability	1.0
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_688238d6	type	Wimp Fight
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_688238d6	comment	Wimp Fight: Jerry Seinfeld vs. Tim Allen. Ended with the cast of Seinfeld storming the ring to beat up Jerry for canceling the show, which the audience found far more entertaining. J. K. Rowling vs. Stephen King, until Rowling summons Voldemort. This leads to Rowling's death by King's now-animated robotic leg.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_68f6e811	type	Made of Plasticine
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_68f6e811	comment	Made of Plasticine: Played in both trope sense and literal sense. Made of Iron: While it seems to be incredibly easy to rip out someone's body parts, the celebrities seem to be very hard to actually kill. Special mention goes to Michael Jackson, who got kicked into a vat of hydrochloric acid and managed to crawl out totally unharmed, protected by plastic surgery, and Colonel Sanders, who gets decapitated and still manages to run around like a mad hen until he falls into a frying pan. Sylvester Stallone gets blown into a pile of goo by Arnold Schwarzenegger and still manages to completely reform, and actually manages to win the match. In the Britney Spears vs. Christina Aguilera fight, both combatants tear each other apart until all that's left is an arm. A moving arm. Whose arm it is is never revealed.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_68f6e811	featureApplicability	1.0
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_68f81ea8	type	Real-Person Fic
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_68f81ea8	comment	Real-Person Fic: With this show's premise, it's to be expected that most fanfics would feature real celebrities brutalizing each other. The show's section on FanFiction.Net wound up getting discontinued partly for this reason. The show itself is arguably an example.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_68f95429	type	That's No Moon
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_68f95429	comment	That's No Moon: The Trope Namer is spoofed in one episode when Bam Margera is knocked out of the ring and goes into orbit around the massively fat Don Vito.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_69121204	type	The Un-Favourite
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_69121204	comment	The Un Favourite: Wynonna Judd; according to her, her mother always favored her sister Ashley Judd. When Ashley brings this up, she becomes so distraught that she reaches for a can of marshmallow fluff.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_6a2ae11f	type	Improbable Weapon User
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_6a2ae11f	comment	Improbable Weapon User: Man, where to start? Some of the most unlikely things have been used as weapons on this show, which is sometimes the whole point. In the second match using the Dome of Devastation, Nick and Johnny "cleaned out the garage" and put everything on the Dome for the two fighters to use, and in the third match using it they did something similar with a collection of musical instruments. In the Joe Pesci vs. NapolÃ©on Bonaparte fight, each fighter used a chest full of toys as weapons. Martha Stewart defeated Sandra Bernhard by glue-gunning her to the mat. Other unlikely armaments include a milking machine, live animals (including ones that seem harmless, like chickens), an extendable lead pipe, and in the Hitchcock/Spielberg fight, the Ark of the Covenant!
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_6c00ba30	type	Musical Assassin
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_6c00ba30	comment	Musical Assassin: Gavin Rossdale finishes off his opponent George W. Bush by plugging his electric guitar into Bush's ear and playing it, which causes Bush's head to explode.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_6da937c	type	Fake High
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_6da937c	comment	Fake High: Nick Diamond gets some hemp clothing from Woody Harrelson; unfortunately, the clothes catch fire, and after inadvertently getting a face full of smoke, Nick spends the rest of the episode stoned out of his gourd. Hemp, of course, while being a variety of the cannabis sativa plant species, differs from marijuana in that it does not contain THCnote Actually, it contains only trace amounts of THC, usually no more than 0.2 to 0.3 percent, which is the legal limit for growing industrial hemp, and when Harrelson points this out at the end of the episode, Nick is very embarrassed (he is naked and playing the bongos at this point).
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_6e92a631	type	Four-Fingered Hands
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_6e92a631	comment	Four-Fingered Hands: All of the characters. "Stone Cold" Steve Austin even once mentioned in an interview that the only thing he didn't like about his animated alter ego was that it only had four fingers and therefore didn't have a middle finger.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_716d9138	type	Bar Brawl
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_716d9138	comment	Bar Brawl: Invoked with the "TLC vs. Dixie Chicks" fight, where the ring is done up to look like a Wild West saloon.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_71efe088	type	Crack Defeat
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_71efe088	comment	Crack Defeat: Gandhi over Genghis Khan, and David Spade over Steven Seagal.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_7286e96d	type	Idiot Ball
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_7286e96d	comment	Idiot Ball: During the Pink vs. Mandy Moore fight, normally sweet girl Mandy Moore finally snaps, fashioning a giant lollipop into a shiv and looks ready to kill Pink, when Pink instead talks her off the ledge and convinces her to embrace being a good girl and hand her the shiv. Mandy does â€¦ only for Pink to remark she did not realize Mandy could be that stupid before killing her with the same lollipop shiv.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_729c69f3	type	Politically Incorrect Villain
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_729c69f3	comment	Politically Incorrect Villain: The John Rocker vs. Derek Jeter fight. Unsurprisingly, John Rocker doesn't get the most sympathetic of portrayals, and is electrocuted to death by the match's end. The Dr. Laura Schlessinger vs. Ellen De Generes fight. Dr. Laura's homophobia is emphasized, and naturally, she's portrayed as extremely unlikable. It just makes it all the more satisfying to see her get beaten until her brain falls out and die. The Carlos Mencia vs. Dave Chappelle fight. Carlos Mencia is constantly making racist remarks and justifying himself by saying "people can't take a joke". He gets his just deserts at the end of the match, when he is attacked by a dog and bleeds out.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_736d791f	type	Adaptational Badass
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_736d791f	comment	Adaptational Badass: You'd be hard pressed to find a celebrity who wasn't given this treatment.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_73e51847	type	Missing the Good Stuff
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_73e51847	comment	Missing the Good Stuff: One ep interrupts a fight with a totally pointless report that NSYNC isn't breaking up. We miss some woman getting curb stomped.*
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_73e51847	featureApplicability	1.0
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_74828aea	type	Killer Rabbit
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_74828aea	comment	Killer Rabbit: Melissa Joan Hart summons a very familiar black cat in her fight against Alyssa Milano. He ends up kicking Alyssa's butt and tears Tony Danza's face off. However, Salem isn't killer enough to finish the job: he saves Melissa from a burning stake, only for it to fall over and crush both of them.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_74d3fcc1	type	Squash Match
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_74d3fcc1	comment	Squash Match: The Loch Ness Monster kills Bigfoot in six seconds, before the bell rang. The audience were angry at this, and Austin called that match a "six-second suckfest". The Uncanceled first season has one with the Kobe Bryant vs. Shaq rematch. Pam literally did some squashing to beat Tommy Lee.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_751bd286	type	Is This Thing Still On?
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_751bd286	comment	Is This Thing Still On?: Said verbatim: In "Presented by Big Bull Beer", the outcome of the main event fight between Leonardo DiCaprio and Jack Nicholson note the girls in the audience rioting after Jack wins causes the head of Big Bull Beer to end their sponsorship with Celebrity Deathmatch (Nick and Johnny had been promoting the beer throughout the show). After they think the taping is over, Johnny and Nick lament the outcome... then begin mocking how crappy the beer is. After a good laugh, Johnny notices that one camera is still taping. Cut to credits.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_76db0ef5	type	Slobs Versus Snobs
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_76db0ef5	comment	Slobs Versus Snobs: The premise for a few fights, including Rosanne Barr vs. Kelsey Grammer or the Three Tenors vs. the Three Stooges.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_77538ed4	type	Admiring the Abomination
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_77538ed4	comment	Admiring the Abomination: During the fight between Steve Irwin and Medusa, Steve Irwin spends the entire fight in awe of this "rare specimen".
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_7811ceda	type	2xFore
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_7811ceda	comment	2xFore: In an episode pitting the best known James Bond actors, Sean Connery and Roger Moore against one another, it's a battle of improbable spy gadgets. Sean Connery eventually pulls out a board with a nail hammered through it.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_7919a45b	type	Duel to the Death
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_7919a45b	comment	Johnny and Nick believe that killing should be allowed in the Deathmatch Ring only!
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_79c8657c	type	Finger Framing
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_79c8657c	comment	Finger Framing: Oliver Stone and Martin Scorsese do this at the beginning of their fight.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_7a2ebcba	type	Frankenstein's Monster
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_7a2ebcba	comment	After reverting to his human form, The Wolfman tries to convince Mills Lane to give him the victory over Frankenstein's Monster because, being stitched together from corpses, the Monster was technically already dead to begin with. It almost works, but the Wolfman makes the mistake of rubbing it in the Monster's face, enraging it. Since the Wolfman could no longer use his wolf-like strength to fight back, the Monster was able to kill him easily.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_7b02918d	type	"Psycho" Shower Murder Parody
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_7b02918d	comment	"Psycho" Shower Murder Parody: While it doesn't take place in a shower, Alfred Hitchcock (of course) has an attack where he stabs his opponent (Steven Spielberg) with a knife in a direct homage to the famous murder scene from Psycho, complete with his body being framed in shadow, "Psycho" Strings, and the knife never actually being shown stabbing Spielberg. Of course, the fact that the knife was never shown penetrating the flesh results in Spielberg not being damaged from the attack.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_7ccd3698	type	Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_7ccd3698	comment	Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever: After 98 Degrees' Humongous Mecha malfunctions and goes on a rampage through the city, "Stone Cold" Steve Austin tries to use his enlarging ray to turn himself into a giant in order to stop them. It malfunctions, and hits Jessica Simpson instead. Not to mention blink-182's mecha, against which the aforementioned boy band was fighting, and which was destroyed (with Tom, Mark, and Travis still inside no less).
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_7ccd3698	featureApplicability	1.0
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_7ea510b4	type	Annual Title
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_7ea510b4	comment	Annual Title: The name of the third Fandemonium episode is "Fandemonium 2000", since it first aired in the year 2000. Not to mention every single "Deathbowl" episode, which is named for the year in which it aired.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_7ea8f5ce	type	Knight in Shining Armor
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_7ea8f5ce	comment	Knight in Shining Armor: In his battle with Ozzy Osbourne, Sir Elton John is portrayed as this (as the episode was released shortly after he was knighted). He even comes into battle dressed in full plate armor (although his culet has a piano-key pattern on it).
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_7eb73553	type	Bullying a Dragon
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_7eb73553	comment	Bullying a Dragon: Okay, when Deathmatch is holding an awards ceremony for the Most Dangerous and Entertaining Female of the Year, it is not a good idea to interrupt said ceremony, steal the trophy, brag about it to the crowd, and then insult the actual guest of honor, especially when said guest of honor is Lucy Lawless. However, Lisa "Left-Eye" Lopes was so full of herself after winning the main event, she did just that; Lucy's response was to cut her into quarters. After reverting to his human form, The Wolfman tries to convince Mills Lane to give him the victory over Frankenstein's Monster because, being stitched together from corpses, the Monster was technically already dead to begin with. It almost works, but the Wolfman makes the mistake of rubbing it in the Monster's face, enraging it. Since the Wolfman could no longer use his wolf-like strength to fight back, the Monster was able to kill him easily.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_7eebe99c	type	The Alcoholic
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_7eebe99c	comment	The Alcoholic: Dean Martin was depicted as such in his bout against Jerry Lewis, with him being hammered and even having drink after drink instead of actually fighting Lewis. He only starts fighting back when Jerry knocks the drink out of his hand.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_7fbb2a3	type	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero!
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_7fbb2a3	comment	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: During the Time Travel episode when Nick and Johnny land in Roman Colosseum:
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_80360df0	type	Dark Horse Victory
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_80360df0	comment	Dark Horse Victory: In the middle of the Hansen vs. the Spice Girls fight, the light rigging is cut, killing everyone in the ring. It's revealed that Marilyn Manson was the one responsible, causing him to win the fight.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_8042e814	type	Actually Pretty Funny
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_8042e814	comment	Actually Pretty Funny: While some celebrities (such as Janeane Garofalo) and relatives of celebrities (such as The Game's father) took offense at their portrayals, others thought they were great. Tommy Lee, for example, loved the way in which he defeated Ron Jeremy, as did Jennifer Lopez regarding how she beat Dolly Parton — she only wondered why they gave her a different accent. "Weird Al" Yankovic would actually frequently show a section of his fight with Al Gore during his live tours, despite ultimately losing that one. Steven Spielberg wrote to comment that he and his children loved his appearance too, despite the fact that he lost against Alfred Hitchcock (although he also wanted a rematch). Miss Cleo was also pleased with her appearance, both on the show and in the video game; in fact, she told her kids that if they ever got mad at her, they could just play the Celebrity Deathmatch video game and beat her up.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_808cbaeb	type	Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_808cbaeb	comment	Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking: From the "Bill Clinton vs. Ken Starr" fight: smack "That's for ruining my presidency." smack "That's for ruining my marriage." smack "THAT'S for ruining my chances of hiring any more cute interns!" Nick's show, Suddenly Diamond, was canceled because of inane humor, gratuitous violence, and lack of a perky female character.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_81affd7d	type	The Fake Cutie
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_81affd7d	comment	The Fake Cutie: LeAnn Rimes. She may seem like a kindhearted and innocent country singer, with her young age, blonde hair, Girlish Pigtails, sweet smile, and love of God and her country. However, beneath that sweet exterior lies a cranky personality, a foul mouth, and a nasty smoking habit.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_82518cf7	type	Motor Mouth
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_82518cf7	comment	Motor Mouth: Kathy Griffin is portrayed this way. Not only is she talkative to the point of being annoying and prone to going off on long, rambling tangents, she also weaponizes her "motor mouth" by chewing her opponent, Jenna Elfman, so quickly that Jenna is torn to shreds, making her a very literal example of this trope.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_82accf22	type	Gainax Ending
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_82accf22	comment	Gainax Ending: "Willie Nelson vs. Tony Bennett" ends with Nelson taking off his bandana to reveal a third eye, which causes Bennett to disintegrate. Neither Johnny, Nick, nor Mills were sure what exactly happened. "Brad Pitt vs. Keanu Reeves" has Brad Pitt turn into a being of pure energy, become one with The Matrix, get inside Keanu's brain, make his head explode, then go back into the computer and blow himself up. "Celine Dion vs. Keith Flint" ends with Dion eating Flint's head, then tearing off her skin to reveal that she's actually being controlled by an alien, who runs off into the audience, possesses Don King, and announces his plan to take over the world.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_82da9d46	type	Mundane Fantastic
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_82da9d46	comment	Mundane Fantastic: Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster, aliens, vampires, zombies, demons, Frankenstein's Monster, werewolves, gorgons, mummies, witches, satyrs, time travellers, cartoon characters come to life and mutant human-potato hybrids can all fight alongside normal humans in the deathmatch ring and nobody bats an eye.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_8409a385	type	Exactly What It Says on the Tin
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_8409a385	comment	Even more ironically, guess where said fight took place?
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_86ae1278	type	Adaptational Dumbass
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_86ae1278	comment	Adaptational Dumbass: Sherlock Holmes is depicted as a Clueless Detective who can't even identify his opponent (Jack the Ripper) and ends up killing him by accident. Johnny insists that maybe the old stories were embellished somehow.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_87b73405	type	Signing-Off Catchphrase
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_87b73405	comment	Signing-Off Catchphrase: "Good fight, good night."
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_884e513b	type	Medium Awareness
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_884e513b	comment	Medium Awareness: The Show Within a Show format makes outright instances of fourth-wall-breaking hard to identify, but it seems the characters do know that they're in a world of stop motion animation. For example, in the episode where Nick is injured, Noah Wyle takes over in the operating room and calls for "two CCs of Play-Doh, stat!". In another episode, Johnny describes the upcoming fights as "hard to animate". It seems to be Depending on the Writer.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_8967e17f	type	Back from the Dead
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_8967e17f	comment	Back from the Dead: Several celebrities show up even though they've been killed before, like John Tesh, David Letterman, and Drew Barrymore note However, that episode was a big parody of horror movies, her death being a homage to Scream. And ones that had died before the show as well, like Bob Marley. A fair amount of the fights involving dead celebrities are made possible due to the CDM Time Machine. It was a running gag in the first season that Don King was frequently killed in the audience. Nick makes a Deal with the Devil to bring back *NSYNC and the Backstreet Boys for their showdown. In the revival, some celebrities came back after being killed in the original run. Some people believe this was because the crew for the revival didn't do enough research about the original run. Ironically, several of them ended up winning their matches in the revival. Moments after losing her match to Hilary Duff, Nick decides to resurrect Lindsay Lohan using the time machine.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_8b5db38b	type	They Killed Kenny Again
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_8b5db38b	comment	They Killed Kenny Again: In the first few episodes, Don King would routinely get killed. Eventually, he would enter a Deathmatch of his own (against Donald Trump), where he would be killed off for good.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_8b68d9a7	type	Stalker with a Crush
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_8b68d9a7	comment	Stalker with a Crush: In the Lindsay Lohan vs. Hilary Duff fight, it is strongly implied (and eventually revealed) that Nick Diamond is stalking Lindsay. After Lindsay loses, Nick brings her back to life using the time machine.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_8ca20b69	type	Out-of-Character Moment
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_8ca20b69	comment	Out-of-Character Moment: Mills Lane usually doesn't show much interest in who wins or loses, but in Sylvester Stallone vs. Arnold Schwarzenegger he shows very blatant bias towards Stallone. He also really didn't like Dennis Franz (which may or may not have had something to do with an earlier incident during Lucy Lawless' match with Calista Flockhart, where Mills had to have him kicked out). He was also shown to be pretty upset with Jake Gyllenhaal after he beats Tobey Maguire to death with his own leg. ("You killed Spider-Man, you jerk!")
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_8e1aef2d	type	Reference Overdosed
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_8e1aef2d	comment	Reference Overdosed: The show is fueled by three things: gratuitous violence, shout outs, and jabs. A match will not go by without referencing past works, old rumors, or scandals involving the depicted celebrities. Naturally, some matches are based on actual disputes and feuds between the parodied celebs.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_8f6a683	type	Beat the Curse Out of Him
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_8f6a683	comment	The first one was fairly standard as far as CDM episodes go, aside from Nicky Jr. getting possessed by a demon and having to have the demon beat out of him by The Undertaker. Johnny and Nick were dressed up in Halloween costumes (Johnny as a wizard and Nick as a sailor), one of the fights was between two classic monsters (Frankenstein's Monster and The Wolfman), and one of the fights (between KISS and N Sync) was billed as "the cruelest costume contest ever" with KISS wearing their iconic costumes and NSYNC wearing clichÃ© Halloween costumes like a clown, a pirate, a hobo, and a 2-person horse costume.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_906365a2	type	Demonic Possession
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_906365a2	comment	Demonic Possession: A demon known as Captain Doody possesses Nick's son in the Halloween episode, and The Undertaker challenges him to a deathmatch for Nick Jr.'s soul.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_912714cc	type	Edible Bludgeon
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_912714cc	comment	Edible Bludgeon: In her battle with her sister Ashley, Wynonna Judd uses a licorice whip as... well, a whip.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_91f5e99c	type	Clipped-Wing Angel
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_91f5e99c	comment	Clipped-Wing Angel: Michael Jackson used his Moonwalker Magic to transform into an animal in a last ditch effort to defeat Madonna. He ended up as a hamster that Madonna easily kicked into the acid.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_92fa14	type	Our Lawyers Advised This Trope
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_92fa14	comment	Our Lawyers Advised This Trope: Each show would start with a disclaimer saying that No Celebrities Were Harmed during the making of this show, and then adding at the end, "Anyway, it's just clay!"
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_94cce63e	type	Fighting Irish
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_94cce63e	comment	Fighting Irish: Referenced. During Bono's fight with Fabio and Yoko Ono, Johnny says Bono's "Irish temper is flaring".
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_951a2326	type	Musical Theme Naming
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_951a2326	comment	Musical Theme Naming: MTV VJ Matt Pinfield's attacks are named this way: the Radio-Head Crusher, the Third Eye Blinder, the Rolling Stone-Cold Stunner, the Mariah Carry, and the Backstreet Boys Back-Breaker.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_95c5034d	type	Operators Are Standing By
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_95c5034d	comment	Operators Are Standing By: During the main event of the episode "37th Annual Sci-Fi Fight Night", Nick and Johnny start advertising some Celebrity Deathmatch merchandise that fans can call in to purchase. Johnny also quotes the trope verbatim.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_96709930	type	Posthumous Narration
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_96709930	comment	The episode "Festival of Food Fights", with the final fight of Kevin Spacey vs. Michael Caine that ends with Spacey winning but being killed by a deranged Dave Thomas, has a sub-plot of Spacey wandering around the stadium delivering what is eventually revealed to be Posthumous Narration a la American Beauty.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_96e5792c	type	Moral Guardians
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_96e5792c	comment	Moral Guardians: For some odd reason, this is considered a "family show" in whatever reality it's located in, as Nick and Johnny say many times. One episode has one match (Tommy Lee vs. Ron Jeremy) being broadcast from an underground fight club (in reality, the arena's basement) in order to evade the censors. It doesn't work — after Tommy Lee wins the match by gouging Ron Jeremy's eye out with his dick, Johnny and Nick get a very stern warning from the B.O.O.B. The next match (Alanis Morissette vs. Jewel) has Johnny and Nick finally getting arrested after Alanis celebrates her victory by stripping naked in front of the camerasnote A reference to her video for "Thank U", where she walks around a town completely naked, except with her hair covering her breasts and a Censor Box. .
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_98431ae2	type	Gemstone Assault
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_98431ae2	comment	Gemstone Assault: During the fight between Jenna Elfman and Kathy Griffin, Jenna uses healing crystals to impale Kathy.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_985795ab	type	Medium Blending
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_985795ab	comment	Medium Blending: The first half of the Beavis vs. Butthead fight has the two drawn in 2D.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_985e118a	type	Odd Couple
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_985e118a	comment	Odd Couple: The two commentators, Johnny Gomez and Nick Diamond.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_99a12edd	type	Cyborg
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_99a12edd	comment	Cyborg: Shannen Doherty becomes one during her fight against Halle Berry, when a smart car engine falls on her head and fuses with her brain. Midway through their fight, Sylvester Stallone manages to headbutt Arnold Schwarzenegger, causing half of his face to peel off and reveal he is one of these (as a shout-out to his role in The Terminator). In the video game, Carmen Electra is revealed as one after she sustains enough damage.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_99ddfcec	type	Unwitting Instigator of Doom
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_99ddfcec	comment	Unwitting Instigator of Doom: Had Johnny and Nick just listened to Stone Cold's warning about using those two giant mechs that weren't tested, the Blink 182 / 98 Degrees bout wouldn't have spilled out into the street, and wind up almost getting everyone nuked.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_9bca83eb	type	Death by Irony
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_9bca83eb	comment	Death by Irony / Karmic Death: At the end of the Derek Jeter / John Rocker fight, Jeter offs Rocker by shocking him with a DieHard battery. Prior to this fight, Rocker became infamous for a rant he made against the people of New York City. After his death via electrocution, what does Rocker's charred corpse resemble? The Statue of Liberty! At the end of the Dave Thomas vs. Colonel Sanders fight, Sanders' headless body collapses into and rolls around in a bowl of flour, a bowl of egg wash, and a bowl of bread crumbs, and then Thomas kicks him into a deep-frier, where his body is fried. This is the exact process by which fried chicken is made.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_9c8701b5	type	A Day in the Limelight
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_9c8701b5	comment	A Day in the Limelight: The Mills Lane special, which consisted of an MTV Cribs style visit to the real life Mills Lane's house and meeting his wife and kids, interspersed with select matches from his claymation "career." The WWF Special, hosted by Mick Foley, which revolved around three of the matches that have starred WWF wrestlers, namely "Stone Cold" Steve Austin vs. Vince McMahon, The Undertaker vs. Captain Doody and Mankind vs. Ernest Hemingway.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_9d17b859	type	Made of Iron
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_9d17b859	comment	Made of Iron: While it seems to be incredibly easy to rip out someone's body parts, the celebrities seem to be very hard to actually kill. Special mention goes to Michael Jackson, who got kicked into a vat of hydrochloric acid and managed to crawl out totally unharmed, protected by plastic surgery, and Colonel Sanders, who gets decapitated and still manages to run around like a mad hen until he falls into a frying pan. Sylvester Stallone gets blown into a pile of goo by Arnold Schwarzenegger and still manages to completely reform, and actually manages to win the match. In the Britney Spears vs. Christina Aguilera fight, both combatants tear each other apart until all that's left is an arm. A moving arm. Whose arm it is is never revealed.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_9d6427ec	type	Time Travel
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_9d6427ec	comment	Time Travel: The Celebrity Deathmatch Time Machine is used to bring back historical figures to fight each other, as well as celebrities who have been killed in past fights. In one episode, the machine accidentally sucks Debbie Matenopoulos back in time, causing Johnny Gomez and Nick Diamond to use the time machine to go back in time to ancient Rome (where Nick fights a satyr in the Coliseum), Victorian London (where Sherlock Holmes fights Jack the Ripper), and the age of the dinosaurs. It also gives us Busta Rhymes vs. William Shakespeare, which Shakespeare wins when Busta runs into the time machine, sending him back to the Bard's time. Mankind gets to defeat Ernest Hemingway. A running gag in the Season 5 match Adam West vs. Christian Bale was everyone believing that Adam West was dead and came back through this, no matter how much he tried to convince them otherwise. He eventually gets fed up with this and storms off after he wins. This joke had also been used before, in the Season 4 (then-series) finale, where Nick insisted that Keith Richards was dead and that Steve Austin (who had actually seen him in a Stones' gig the week before) bring him back with the time machine to fight Dave Matthews. Naturally, Keith Richards shows up alive and well, proving Nick wrong just as his previous week's self comes out of the time machine. Time-Travel Tense Trouble ensued, and the past Keith in the present was erased from existence.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_9fe35833	type	Even Bad Men Love Their Mamas
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_9fe35833	comment	Even Bad Men Love Their Mamas: In the match between LeAnn Rimes and Ol' Dirty Bastard, ODB becomes furious and gets a serious second wind after Rimes insults his mother, eventually beating Rimes to a bloody pulp. (Of course, the general theme of the match is to suggest that he isn't as "bad" as his reputation makes him out to be... Rimes, on the other hand...) On "37th Annual SciFi Fight Night", Mark Hamill and Peter Mayhew made a guest appearance. The crowd called for Mayhew to talk like Chewbacca, which he tried to resist, explaining that Chewie's voice was the product of combining different animal sounds. Finally, he gives in and tries talking like Chewbacca, prompting Zatar the Alien note The episode opened with CÃ©line Dion singing the National Anthem to boos, with fans holding signs reading "Sink the Titanic Chick" and "Make Her Shut Up", until The Prodigy's Keith Flint ran in to stop her. Dion suddenly revealed herself to be Zatar the Alien, who ate Keith Flint's head. , who was in the crowd at the time, to say, "Hey, nobody talks that way about my mama!"
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_a0a364d5	type	Intimate Lotion Application
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_a0a364d5	comment	Intimate Lotion Application: In "Nicky Jr.'s Birthday", Debbie interviews Anna Kournikova in the locker room while she's wearing nothing but a towel, and at the end Anna all but demands Debbie help her rub lotion all over her body, apparently just to provide In-Universe fanservice to the show, as we see slow-mo scenes of Debbie lotioning her up.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_a1b141f4	type	My God, What Have I Done?
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_a1b141f4	comment	My God, What Have I Done?: Steve Irwin is pitted against the Medusa from Clash of the Titans, and kills her by accident in mid-discourse about this marvelous reptilian creature. Happens during the Christopher Walken vs. Gary Oldman fight where Walken crushes Oldman's head and suffers a Heroic BSoD and Alas, Poor Villain. Happens again during the Brandy vs. Courtney Love fight when Brandy didn't even want to fight yet wins by accident by giving Courtney a bear cub whose mother mauls her to death.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_a2b38d3b	type	Eye Scream
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_a2b38d3b	comment	One episode has one match (Tommy Lee vs. Ron Jeremy) being broadcast from an underground fight club (in reality, the arena's basement) in order to evade the censors. It doesn't work — after Tommy Lee wins the match by gouging Ron Jeremy's eye out with his dick, Johnny and Nick get a very stern warning from the B.O.O.B. The next match (Alanis Morissette vs. Jewel) has Johnny and Nick finally getting arrested after Alanis celebrates her victory by stripping naked in front of the camerasnote A reference to her video for "Thank U", where she walks around a town completely naked, except with her hair covering her breasts and a Censor Box. .
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_a56c59ac	type	Historical Character Confusion
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_a56c59ac	comment	Historical Character Confusion: Debbie does this in one episode, mistakenly crediting Albert Einstein with Thomas Edison's inventions.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_a5e0c01	type	As Himself
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_a5e0c01	comment	In fact, it seems to be such vital theme of the show that it would be easier to list the celebrities that it doesn't happen to. Even the ones that star As Themselves aren't immune.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_a60e3252	type	Rule of Funny
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_a60e3252	comment	Rule of Funny: After James van der Beek defeats Saddam Hussein (beating him to death with the American flag), Mills Lane... proceeds to slap a pair of handcuffs on Van der Beek for flag desecration, and takes him to jail.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_a65288e2	type	Ascended Extra
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_a65288e2	comment	Ascended Extra: Famous boxing promoter Don King, who was basically Kenny during season 1, finally appeared as a fighter in season 2, the opponent being Donald Trump.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_a7aef9ff	type	Obfuscating Stupidity
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_a7aef9ff	comment	Obfuscating Stupidity: Mike Jones and Paul Wall. The two of them are introduced having an intelligent discussion with Tally Wong, before realizing that the cameras are on and reverting to speaking bluntly, incoherently, and in the way one would expect a rapper to speak.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_a950584d	type	Combining Mecha
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_a950584d	comment	Combining Mecha: During their fight with N Sync, the Backstreet Boys combine into a gigantic "Backstreet Beast".
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_a9de87d2	type	Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_a9de87d2	comment	Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: Nick Diamond may not be the smartest tool in the shed, but try to take over the world... or try to take his job by claiming he and Johnny are dead... Pamela Anderson's first fight kinda went like this. She wasn't a moron, but her opponent, RuPaul, seemed to have a major strength advantage over Pam. Then, when RuPaul thought it was a good idea to flirt with Pam's husband at the time, Tommy Lee, Pam quickly brought her A-game, and proceeded to beat RuPaul easily. During the fight between Quentin Tarantino and Spike Lee, guest referee Woody Allen is constantly being used as a weapon by both of them. When Sun Yi tells him she won't give him loving if he doesn't start fighting back, Allen quickly dispatches both fighters. In their tag-team match against Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones, it seems Gillian Anderson has no sympathy for her co-star getting his ass handed to him and would rather take a call from her cell phone. It isn't until David Duchovny actually begs her for help that she steps up and beats Tommy back into his corner with minimal effort.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_aa07ca54	type	Obfuscating Disability
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_aa07ca54	comment	Obfuscating Disability: The episode "Nick's Little Friend" has the "Little Pals Foundation" send a paralyzed child (whose dream was to spend time in the booth with Nick) to the booth of CDM. He later uses the fact that "Little Pals" are allowed to do whatever they desire to do things like smoke, drink alcohol, hire strippers, and take other people's money. At the end of the episode it's revealed that he was neither paralyzed nor a child, but rather a grown man who made up the "Little Pals Foundation" to scam people into giving him things for free.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_aa30e350	type	Sole Survivor
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_aa30e350	comment	Not to mention the end to the episode, where Sole Survivor "Survivor: Outback"'s Tina Wesson recalls how much of a dick Jeff Probst was on their season and burns his face off with a torch.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_aa377ec8	type	Episode of the Dead
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_aa377ec8	comment	The second was an Episode of the Dead revolving around zombies attacking the arena — led by an undead Stacy Cornbred with a grudge against Debbie.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_aa8940ee	type	Destructive Saviour
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_aa8940ee	comment	Destructive Saviour: The Loch Ness Monster briefly wins the crowd when, during its post-match rampage, it kills Don King.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_ab19d173	type	Art Attacker
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_ab19d173	comment	Art Attacker: In the fight between Martha Stewart and Sandra Bernhard, Martha uses a hot-glue gun as a weapon, and makes Bernhard's innards into a Christmas ornament.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_abc57fc1	type	There Are No Rules
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_abc57fc1	comment	There Are No Rules: The Trope is subverted most of the time. A few episodes claim that it applies as much as any Deadly Game, but other episodes say they have a few rules (the fight between "Stone Cold" Steve Austin and Vince McMahon says there's a rule prohibiting "ozone-depleting aerosols", which Vince breaks, but is not penalized for), and in others, it seems that Nick and Johnny can add whatever rules to a fight they want. In one episode, Nick does say that the "number one rule of Deathmatch" is, "Don't piss off Mills". And indeed, in most cases, whatever Mills Lane says goes.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_ac0ca62e	type	Nobody Touches the Hair
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_ac0ca62e	comment	Nobody Touches the Hair: When Diana Ross is going through security and the security guards pull out all the weapons she hid in her afro, she becomes infuriated that anyone would dare touch her hair and rips off the security guard's hair and scalp in retaliation.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_aca57389	type	Fake a Fight
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_aca57389	comment	Fake a Fight: At least a couple of times competitors try to pull this off. Of course, since you can't fake hacking each other to death, the officials don't buy it and use threats to motivate them into fighting proper.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_acecb17d	type	Chekhov's Skill
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_acecb17d	comment	Chekhov's Skill: The Tahitian Skeleton-Pull of Death.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_ad1db87c	type	Oh, Crap!
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_ad1db87c	comment	During John Edwards' bout with Miss Cleo, he kept predicting that she was going to die in that fight. Right as he was about to deal the killing blow, Miss Cleo reveals that she's actually not Miss Cleo. Rather, she's one of several thousand imitators of her. Or, as Edwards pieces it together:
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_ad6593eb	type	Cut-and-Paste Note
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_ad6593eb	comment	Cut-and-Paste Note: Johnny and Nick get one during the episode where Albert Einstein's brain goes missing.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_af3ea0e3	type	Faceâ€“Heel Turn
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_af3ea0e3	comment	Once Tina is voted into the ring, she comes across as a maternal and caring woman... until she pulls a Faceâ€“Heel Turn on Elisabeth, Colby, AND Colleen. She ultimately wins the fight.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_afac9fcf	type	"Basic Instinct" Legs-Crossing Parody
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_afac9fcf	comment	"Basic Instinct" Legs-Crossing Parody: Sharon Stone, of course, does this pose to limber up in her corner before her fight with Kathy Bates.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b01abe4f	type	Catchphrase
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b01abe4f	comment	Catchphrase: Many characters have at least one; see the character sheet.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b032e4ed	type	Ms. Fanservice
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b032e4ed	comment	Ms. Fanservice: With all the various female actresses, singers, and supermodels, this is bound to happen: Debbie Matenopoulos. Dolly Parton with her large bosom vs. Jennifer Lopez with her bottom. All of the supermodels (Tyra Banks, Claudia Schiffer, Naomi Campbell, Rebecca Romijn-Stamos). Janet Jackson and Faith Hill. Carmen Electra vs. Jenny McCarthy. Melissa Joan Hart vs. Alyssa Milano (pre-witchification). Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera (before they headbutt each other in the face). Mariah Carey. Demi Moore and Nicole Kidman. Paris Hilton. And last but not least: Pamela Anderson.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b097493c	type	Madonna-Whore Complex
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b097493c	comment	Madonna-Whore Complex: Nick reveals he has this after Johnny calls him out on calling Kristen Davis "sweet" and "innocent."
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b1dde8fd	type	Loophole Abuse
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b1dde8fd	comment	Loophole Abuse: Believe it or not, someone was once able to win a fight to the death by a technicality. In the Halloween Episode match between Frankenstein's Monster and The Wolfman, the Wolfman turned human again in the middle of the fight. Then he appealed to Mills, saying that because this was a fight to the death and his opponent was already dead (being made of dead body parts) he should be the winner. Possibly Insane Troll Logic, but Mills actually agreed with this. Unfortunately for the Wolfman, he made the mistake of laughing in his opponent's face, and Frankie, who as Nick previously said, did not like teasing, crushed his skull. (Making the fight a very weird double KO.) During John Edwards' bout with Miss Cleo, he kept predicting that she was going to die in that fight. Right as he was about to deal the killing blow, Miss Cleo reveals that she's actually not Miss Cleo. Rather, she's one of several thousand imitators of her. Or, as Edwards pieces it together:
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b23a7eee	type	Celebrity Casualty
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b23a7eee	comment	Celebrity Casualty: By the very nature of its premise, every episode ends with at least one instance of this.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b3de4c5b	type	Sex God
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b3de4c5b	comment	Sex God: Sting can make love for 8 hours without resting (a concept based on an Urban Legend told about him).
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b3f4b615	type	Raging Stiffie
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b3f4b615	comment	Raging Stiffie: In the battle between the Osbourne kids and the Olsen Twins, Jack Osbourne gets a fatal one after Mary-Kate whispered in his ear that she and Ashley sometimes shower together.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b4a6ae4c	type	Everyone Has Standards
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b4a6ae4c	comment	Everyone Has Standards: Johnny and Nick believe that killing should be allowed in the Deathmatch Ring only! Also, while they were okay with most forms of torture or gruesome death, they felt that Ozzy Osbourne making Rob Zombie give him a pedicure crossed the line. (Mills was okay with it, however.) Even Mills Lane himself thought James Van Der Beek had crossed the line by desecrating the flag in order to beat Saddam Hussein. Barring exceptional circumstances such as specialty matches, firearms are expressly forbidden in the ring, and Mills Lane will immediately confiscate them, as experienced by Dennis Franz and Charlton Heston. Jamie Kennedy explains this to Ali G in order to kill him.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b4eff8a8	type	Epic Fail
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b4eff8a8	comment	Epic Fail: Nick's attempt to connect Jesse Ventura to Kevin Bacon resulting in a long roundabout which results in linking Ventura... with Ventura note For the record, Ventura's Bacon Number is 2. . Another EF moment by Nick, in the "Sex, Lugs and, Rock N' Roll" episode, he tries to show Johnny his skill at smashing a soda can with his head which he learned in college... Except he forgot that you're supposed to use an aluminium can, and ends up nearly cracking his head open with a glass bottle. Pamela Anderson's first attack against Ru Paul was to kick RuPaul in the groin... only for RuPaul to No-Sell it by revealing he was wearing steel-plated underwear. Actually, the first half of that fight was an epic fail for Pam, but when she got her second wind, Pamela went from busty damsel / wimp to busty badass. During the Three Stooges vs. Three Tenors fight, Larry Fine got the idea to de-age himself back to his prime, and ended up de-aging himself to a sperm cell because he accidentally set the year too low. Subverted in that he still somehow managed to help Curly Howard kill the two remaining Tenors by slamming himself into Luciano Pavarotti's eye. Michael Jackson attempts to transform into a vicious animal during his fight with Madonna, only for the attempt to backfire and transform him into a hamster that she easily kills.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b5049d76	type	Added Alliterative Appeal
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b5049d76	comment	Added Alliterative Appeal: After watching an old clip from the 1950s between John Wayne and Groucho Marx, Nick says, "Vintage violence from the vaults, nothing better."
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b53077b3	type	Take That!
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b53077b3	comment	Take That!: Combatants will often insult each other between blows, and the commentators' dialogue is also full of Take Thats. The James van der Beek vs. Saddam Hussein fight definitely counts, if only for the conclusion. In fact, it seems to be such vital theme of the show that it would be easier to list the celebrities that it doesn't happen to. Even the ones that star As Themselves aren't immune. The Harrison Ford vs. Samuel L. Jackson fight has Ford talking about how the original trilogy was better than the prequels: An in-universe subversion: near the end of "High Tech Fighting", Nick brings up how Johnny told him that insurance was "like legalized gambling" (after revealing he never got the VR2000 insured after it got blown up)... only for Johnny to point out that he was drunk at the time. Also, the David Letterman vs. Jay Leno fight opens with the guest ref (Johnny Carson) saying "I taught you everything you know. Despite that, both your shows are almost unwatchable." The Spice Girls vs. Hanson fight can only be described as this, since the two compete for the title of "Most Annoying Band in the World." There's no actual finish, as Marilyn Manson chainsaws off part of the rigging, causing it to crush both bands. He then is interviewed about it where he goes on about being "the most evil man in America." Likewise, Kathy Griffin and Jenna Elfman fight for the title of "Most Annoying Woman in Television". Kathy wins. "Fandemonium IV" concerns Survivor note The contestants from the first two seasons are suspended above the ring and are voted in at random by the CDM audience (In Universe, of course). . This is what Nick has to say right off the bat: Not to mention the end to the episode, where Sole Survivor "Survivor: Outback"'s Tina Wesson recalls how much of a dick Jeff Probst was on their season and burns his face off with a torch. The Shaq vs. Kobe Bryant rematch after the series reboot was quite obviously one to Kobe, the writers showing their clear biased opinions of the whole Kobe rape scandal by having Shaq effortlessly tear off Kobe Bryant's head within the first few seconds the match starting.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b5496c0c	type	Inflating Body Gag
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b5496c0c	comment	Inflating Body Gag: In the episode â€œA Celebrity Deathmatch Special Reportâ€�, Keri Russell swallows a helium tank, inflates, flies up and explodes from the heat from the lights, taking the stadium and most people present with her. There's Lampshade Hanging that she shouldn't have exploded since helium is inert, but not that fact she shouldn't have been able to float even by All Balloons Have Helium logic since the tank which wasn't airborne was still inside her.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b58b4e3c	type	Too Dumb to Live
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b58b4e3c	comment	Too Dumb to Live: Several cases. The Paul Reubens vs. George Michael fight. Before the fight, Reubens (in character as Pee Wee Herman) said that the secret word for the fight would be "sucker", and that when he shouted it, the crowd was to start screaming wildly. Later in the fight, Reubens tricked Michael into taming a tiger and making it go to sleep... only for Reubens to shout "Sucker!" Yeah, George kinda deserved that one. RuPaul got challenged to a deathmatch by Pamela Anderson for trying to flirt with Pam's husband at the time, and she decides the best thing to do is to try it again... needless to say, Pam let RuPaul have it. Brandy accepted Courtney Love's challenge to a Deathmatch despite not wanting to hurt anyone, because she didn't know what a "Deathmatch" was. Subverted in that Brandy does end up winning, albeit by accident. Little Richard tearing off his own nipples and bleeding to death in his fight against Lil' Kim.note Just for exposition: she had just attacked him with nipple pasties that doubled as shurikens. Little Richard then decides to pay back in kind... Yeah, pretty dumb. Nick Lachey manages to out-idiot Jessica Simpson. She gives him a grenade with the pin still in it, but then he pulls the pin and holds it, blowing himself up.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b797948e	type	Ass Kicks You
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b797948e	comment	Ass Kicks You: Naturally present in the Jennifer Lopez vs. Dolly Parton fight, where Jennifer's butt and Dolly's breasts were enhanced with cybernetic add-ons.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b7d2dbed	type	Tonight, Someone Dies
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b7d2dbed	comment	Tonight, Someone Dies: Stacey, in one episode, received a prophecy that one of the Deathmatch crew would die before the end of the night. She tried to warn everyone, but they laughed it off. By the end of the episode, despite a few close calls, none of the crew was dead, so it seemed like the prophecy was bogusâ€¦ until Stacey spontaneously combusted.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b807624a	type	And Show It to You
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b807624a	comment	The Hugh Grant vs. All Comers bout ends with Andy Dick attempting an And Show It to You... only to rip out some robotic components, causing "Grant" to fall over dead. As it turns out, Grant liked Nick's idea and joined him.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b9fc31d3	type	Victoria's Secret Compartment
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_b9fc31d3	comment	Victoria's Secret Compartment: Fittingly, in a fight between two Victoria's Secret models, Rebecca Romijn-Stamos and Naomi Campbell, they both used this in their fight to pull water bottles, a cellphone, and a big needle. Jessica used this in her second fight by pulling out a grenade to kill her opponent.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_ba236071	type	It Makes Sense in Context
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_ba236071	comment	J. K. Rowling vs. Stephen King, until Rowling summons Voldemort. This leads to Rowling's death by King's now-animated robotic leg.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_baeb2d6f	type	Glass-Shattering Sound
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_baeb2d6f	comment	Glass-Shattering Sound: Mariah Carey finishes off her opponent Jim Carrey by singing a high note that causes glass to break, dogs to howl, Johnny's ears to start bleeding, and Jim Carrey's head to explode.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_bc00493f	type	Precision F-Strike
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_bc00493f	comment	"MY NAME IS LEANN FUCKING RIMES!!!"
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_bc74ef27	type	Berserk Button
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_bc74ef27	comment	Berserk Button: Has helped combatants before, like Queen Latifah against LL Cool J. Do not try to take over the world or Nick Diamond will pull your brain out through your eye socket. Nor should you try to take his job by claiming he's dead. Try to hurt an animal in Bob Barker's presence, he'll rip your ovaries out. Anne Robinson learned this the hard way. God help you if you mistake Kathy Griffin for Vicki Lewis. Jerry Lewis knocking the martini out of Dean Martin's hands causes Martin to start kicking Jerry's ass (after a few sobering "tough love" slaps from Frank Sinatra). In all of Pamela Anderson's fights her berserk button has been Tommy Lee. She challenges RuPaul to a deathmatch because of RuPaul's attempt to flirt with Tommy who was her husband; she even wins this fight because of this trope. In Pam's second fight, her berserk button gets pushed multiple times due to her opponent, Tommy's previous wife Heather Locklear trying to kill Tommy Lee, since they were literally fighting to determine whether or not he dies ( he did, right after Heather took Pam out.) In her third fight, she's fed up with Tommy and decides to take out her anger, which leads to a major Curb-Stomp Battle in Pam's favour. And let's not forget, Locklear also had a berserk button of her own. From the Sex and the City fight on the episode "Slaughter in the City:" The episode "Deathcon 2001" featured a match between Linda Hamilton and Sigourney Weaver. Weaver was ahead, having ripped off both of Linda's arms. Linda walked over to where some kids in the audience were sitting and asked if she could borrow their pen, which she took with her mouth. Linda then wrote the words "I'M THE KING OF THE WORLD!" in big letters on the mat, and asked Sigourney that, before she kills her, could Sigourney at least read what Linda had written. Johnny goes mad when Nick refuses to bring on the main event in the "Backstreet Boys vs. *NSYNC" match. (Both combatants were already dead.) Also, in an earlier episode when Nick repeatedly slaps Johnny upside the head to prove he would be the faster of the two, Johnny eventually snaps by ripping Nick's ear off. DON'T call Mandy Moore a Britney Spears or Christina Aguilera wannabe. Unless you enjoy getting eviscerated, it's best not to call Joe C a midget, or take credit for his accomplishments. Don't touch Christopher Walken's hair or he'll flatten your head till your eyes pop out. Don't make fun of Adam Sandler's deceased bulldog, Meatball. It's also not wise to insult Lindsay Lohan about her family to her face.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_bcdfbe4a	type	Chef of Iron
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_bcdfbe4a	comment	Chef of Iron: Any time a famous chef makes it onto this show, they are portrayed this way. For example, in the fight between TV chefs Emeril Lagasse and the Two Fat Ladies, they take turns using their opponent's body parts as ingredients in a dish (for example, cutting off fingers to make literal "finger sandwiches"), and the fight ends with Emeril Lagasse getting thrown into an oven and cooked alive.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_bd8aa92a	comment	Negative Continuity: Bruce Willis died in one episode and showed up in a later one without explanation.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_bddb820f	type	Must Have Caffeine
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_bddb820f	comment	Must Have Caffeine: Katie Couric. As befitting the host of a morning news show, she's depicted as constantly drinking coffee (which is said to be the source of her perky personality). In fact, her opponent, Bryant Gumbel, replaces her coffee with decaf to make her less perky. Once she finds some normal coffee beans, she eats them raw and is instantly rejuvinated.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c02b61d7	type	Un-Canceled
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c02b61d7	comment	The Uncanceled first season has one with the Kobe Bryant vs. Shaq rematch.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c0974135	type	Science Fiction
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c0974135	comment	On "37th Annual SciFi Fight Night", Mark Hamill and Peter Mayhew made a guest appearance. The crowd called for Mayhew to talk like Chewbacca, which he tried to resist, explaining that Chewie's voice was the product of combining different animal sounds. Finally, he gives in and tries talking like Chewbacca, prompting Zatar the Alien note The episode opened with CÃ©line Dion singing the National Anthem to boos, with fans holding signs reading "Sink the Titanic Chick" and "Make Her Shut Up", until The Prodigy's Keith Flint ran in to stop her. Dion suddenly revealed herself to be Zatar the Alien, who ate Keith Flint's head. , who was in the crowd at the time, to say, "Hey, nobody talks that way about my mama!"
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c145f69b	type	Subverted Trope
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c145f69b	comment	An in-universe subversion: near the end of "High Tech Fighting", Nick brings up how Johnny told him that insurance was "like legalized gambling" (after revealing he never got the VR2000 insured after it got blown up)... only for Johnny to point out that he was drunk at the time.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c2299d6e	type	Cutting the Knot
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c2299d6e	comment	The Brad Pitt vs. Keanu Reeves bout (which occurs thanks to virtual reality technology) becomes derailed when Pitt decides to cut the knot, exit the simulation, and beat up Reeves in the real world.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c25c7890	type	Fun with Acronyms
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c25c7890	comment	Fun with Acronyms: The Moral Guardians, the B.O.O.B. (Broadcasters Opposing Offensive Behavior). MTV got this treatment when it was referred to as More Television Violence in one episode.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c2d978fe	type	Car Fu
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c2d978fe	comment	Car Fu: Andre Agassi steals Tiger Woodsâ€™ golf cart and uses it to run over not only Woods, but Agassiâ€™s ex-wife Brooke Shields.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c33ba0a8	type	Chuck Cunningham Syndrome
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c33ba0a8	comment	Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Marv Albert appeared in the "Deathbowl '98" pilot and the first episode of the series as a correspondent. However, he was never seen again after the Jim Carrey vs. Mariah Carey fight, as he suddenly vanished without explanation.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c36365af	type	Rent-a-Zilla
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c36365af	comment	Rent-a-Zilla: In "The Mystery of the Loch Ness Monster", the Loch Ness Monster (who is portrayed as a large, dragonlike Kaiju) goes on a rampage after its battle with Bigfoot, crushing and eating several audience members, kidnapping Fran Drescher, and escaping the arena. It then proceeds to attack the city, mowing down police officers and military personnel. This episode was released around the same time as Godzilla (1998), which likely inspired this plot point- in fact, Nick straight-up says before the fight "while Godzilla may be chewing up box office records, we've got twice the excitement right here with these two heavyweight monsters".
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c3bdfbb9	type	Let's You and Him Fight
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c3bdfbb9	comment	Let's You and Him Fight: Jerry Springer tries this tactic when he's pitted against fellow daytime talk show hosts, Oprah Winfrey and Rosie O'Donnell. Initially, it works until both ladies realize that he's playing them, and promptly team up and grab both his legs and pull, splitting him down the middle.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c45c9fcd	type	Ass Shove
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c45c9fcd	comment	Ass Shove: Al Gore wins his fight against "Weird Al" Yankovic by pulling a stick out of his ass (the "executive branch") note This episode was made back during the 2000 election, when Gore was best known for being wooden, stiff and bland as opposed to an environmental crusader. and beating him with it. That stick? A very large tree. The Beastie Boys shoved Marlon Brando up the exhaust pipe of the Backstreet Boys' mecha robot. There was also the Lucy Lawless/Calista Flockhart match, where this Trope was used in a way that was, for lack of a better term, bizarre. An accident in the fight has Calista wind up with her head up Lucy's butt, at which point, after a few minutes of struggling, Lucy is able to completely "absorb" Calista into her body through that end of her. This somehow causes Calista to end up in her womb, which results in Lucy, at the end of the episode, giving birth to Calista as she would a newborn daughter. (In short, this show is not only violent, it's downright weird.) Andre Agassi kills Tiger Woods by using a pitching machine to fire tennis balls up Woods' ass until he explodes. Clarissa Dickson Wright of the cooking show Two Fat Ladies stuffs Emeril Lagasse's ass with lard like a turkey. During the International episode, a Running Gag was that Nick Diamond would keep getting pulled aside during travel for an aggressive cavity search.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c4f3a09a	type	Share the Male Pain
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c4f3a09a	comment	Share the Male Pain: Johnny Gomez can only say "ouch," and say how painful it was when Bow Wow chews off Romeo's genitals. Mills Lane actually refused to raise Bow Wow's hand in victory.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c6102eb0	type	Grand Theft Me
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c6102eb0	comment	Grand Theft Me: After she beats Helen Hunt, Leelee Sobieski steals Helen's identity so she can keep her far better career, she even tears the skin off Helen's hands and wears them like gloves so she can use Helen's fingerprints for confirmation.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c660bc15	type	Fan Disservice
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c660bc15	comment	Fan Disservice: There's a lot of this too, and the show often has both Fanservice and Fan Disservice in the same fight. Supermodels Rebecca Romijn and Naomi Campbell have a match in their underwear... which ends with Naomi coughing up her own stomach and spraying Rebecca with lethal stomach acid, causing her to melt down into a flesh-colored puddle of goop with only her bra and panties remaining. The Melissa Joan Hart / Alyssa Milano fight starts out as fanservice, with Johnny and Nick stating it was to see who was TV's hottest witch. Alyssa is decked out in a revealing leather outfit and Melissa is wearing a red bikini. Then they start casting spells on each other that turn them into ugly, stereotypical wicked witches.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: There have many times the episodes where there are references to the Real Life counterparts. Durning the match with Bob Marley and Shaggy, Shaggy brings up Ziggy Marley and claims him as a copycat. Bob didn't like the fact Shaggy was talking smack about his son and taunts about the how Shaggy got that name.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c87737d9	type	Vacation Episode
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c87737d9	comment	Vacation Episode: "Celebrity Deathmatch Internacional", the sixth episode of Season 2. The gimmick here is that each of the three fights in the episode takes place in a different country: the first takes place in Australia and pits two Australian celebrities (Mel Gibson and Paul Hogan) against each other, the second takes place in Cuba and pits two Hispanic celebrities (Antonio Banderas and Cheech Marin) against each other, and the third takes place in The Hague (the location of the International Court of Justice) and pits celebrities from 3 different countries (Bono from Ireland, Fabio from Italy, and Yoko Ono from Japan) against each other.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c93a6560	type	Impaled with Extreme Prejudice
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c93a6560	comment	The Cameron DÃaz vs. Meryl Streep also counts. It was a scripted fight for the "Celebrity Deathmatch Movie" where Streep loses. But Streep, too engrossed in her role, impales Diaz with a boom mike.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c9597a03	type	Self-Deprecation
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c9597a03	comment	Self-Deprecation: Sort-of. You know the "Bill Murray vs. Chris Kattan" fight, which kept bashing Kattan? ...care to guess who they got to voice him? This played a part in Rodney Dangerfield's Batman Gambit against Don Rickles, as it forced Don to make better jokes against Rodney than Rodney made about himself (and burn out his material faster). Became Victoryby Endurance when Don couldn't make good jokes and Rodney lays a No-Holds-Barred Beatdown (Johnny even said Rodney did "rope-a-dope" on Don).
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c9869c78	type	I Know Madden Kombat
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c9869c78	comment	I Know Madden Kombat: Naturally, whenever a famous sports star is featured in a battle, they tend to fight using equipment and moves from the sport they play. For example, in the Michael Jordan vs. Dennis Rodman fight, Jordan shoves a basketball down Rodman's throat, dribbles him like a basketball, and dunks him into a trash can.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c9d9a85f	type	Hot Witch
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_c9d9a85f	comment	Hot Witch: The fight between Melissa Joan Hart and Alyssa Milano has them dueling with magic while wearing sexy outfits. As the magic takes its toll, though, it turns into a subversion, with both of them turned into grotesque Wicked Witch stereotypes (while still wearing their sexy outfits) as a result. The same subversion happens in the J. K. Rowling vs. Stephen King fight. She wears a wizard hat and at one point uses Harry Potter's flying broom, but after getting one of King's fiery farts (that she herself made possible with her magic wand) in her face, she takes on a grotesque appearance with burnt skin and singed hair.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_ca4e037	type	Dude Looks Like a Lady
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_ca4e037	comment	Dude Looks Like a Lady: Boy George obviously. In the '80s Flashback episode, he's in a match with Miami Vice star Don Johnson because he somehow didn't know that B.G. is actually a man, and came within seconds of having sex with him.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_ca5eda76	type	Heteronormative Crusader
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_ca5eda76	comment	The Dr. Laura Schlessinger vs. Ellen De Generes fight. Dr. Laura's homophobia is emphasized, and naturally, she's portrayed as extremely unlikable. It just makes it all the more satisfying to see her get beaten until her brain falls out and die.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_cabd513c	type	Jedi Mind Trick
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_cabd513c	comment	Jedi Mind Trick: In the episode "Deathcon 2001" (which takes place at a sci-fi Fan Convention), Nick claims that he can do this. He then turns towards a Cosplay Otaku Girl standing next to him and waves his hand, saying "You will go out with me tonight." Of course, it doesn't work, and the girl slaps him.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_cb643ebb	type	Everything's Deader with Zombies
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_cb643ebb	comment	Everything's Deader with Zombies: The second Halloween episode had, among other things, zombies laying siege to the arena, led by the zombified corpse of the show's first interviewer, Stacy Cornbred, looking to get her job back by any means necessary. Ozzy Osbourne turned Rob Zombie into his zombie slave during the match.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_cce5bf0f	type	Fire-Breathing Diner
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_cce5bf0f	comment	Fire-Breathing Diner: During the fight between Flea and Kenny G, Flea eats some literal "red hot chili peppers", which make him blast flames from his mouth at Kenny G.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_cde840c1	type	Pro Wrestling Is Real
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_cde840c1	comment	Pro Wrestling Is Real: And so is the kayfabe. In fact, more than real, pro wrestling is deadly, if the fact that pretty much all of the WWE wrestlers are undefeated in the show is any indication.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_ce6555f0	type	Lighter and Softer
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_ce6555f0	comment	The-then 12-year old Haley Joel Osment vs. Macaulay Culkin, who was 20! Despite being somewhat Lighter and Softer than usual, with the gimmick being that the match was set in a playground like a schoolyard bully fight, it was still a Deathmatch and required a child to fight an adult. Osment managed to win with the help of the ghosts of former Deathmatch competitors who tore Culkin limb from limb at the end, but it was a close call, since he wasn't a physical match against Culkin at ALL.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_ceec4df5	type	Roaring Rampage of Revenge
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_ceec4df5	comment	Roaring Rampage of Revenge: In the "Kevin Bacon vs. All Comers" fight, upon being told by Nick that he was tricked into coming on the show note Nick said he and his band, "The Bacon Brothers" could perform a song for the audience. , Kevin goes nuts on Jesse Ventura (who was previously kicking his ass) by delivering the Fist of Chaos (punching through his chest, and then punching him in the face), climbing through said hole and, after a few more punches, tears Ventura apart. He even wants to continue fighting note "Who's next?! Christina Ricci? Tom Cruise?!" ... even though a CDM All Comers match has three challengers, and Ventura was the last one. Pam Anderson's whole reason for fighting RuPaul is to get back at RuPaul for making a pass at Pam's then husband Tommy Lee, and Pam actually wins the fight because RuPaul made the mistake to do it AGAIN, RIGHT IN FRONT OF PAM.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_d028e0da	type	An Arm and a Leg
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_d028e0da	comment	An Arm and a Leg: Happened a lot, but fighters were usually able to effortlessly continue fighting, and often even win, after losing a limb; some, including Dave Thomas, Gene Simmons, and Linda Hamilton, won the match after losing both arms.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_d129e13e	type	"Eureka!" Moment
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_d129e13e	comment	"Eureka!" Moment: Harrison Ford only got the idea of how to defeat Samuel L. Jackson when the latter said Ford should've stuck with carpentry.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_d1595d9f	type	Windbag Politician
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_d1595d9f	comment	Windbag Politician: Fidel Castro is portrayed this way in "Celebrity Deathmatch Internacional". Since one of the fights in the episode (Antonio Banderas vs. Cheech Marin) is set in Cuba, Castro is the referee for that match. Before the fight begins, he outlines all the rules that the competitors must follow... which ends up taking several hours and results in Banderas, Marin, the audience, and even Johnny falling asleep.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_d2c4c6f5	type	Hey, That's My Line!
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_d2c4c6f5	comment	Hey, That's My Line!: Happens twice in the Mills Lane / Judge Judy fight, with the latter stealing the former's "Let's get it on!" and "I'll allow it!" Catchphrases.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_d397657d	type	Hoist by His Own Petard
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_d397657d	comment	Hoist by His Own Petard: Very common. Charlton Heston chopping down the tower to kill Russell Crowe ends up causing his own death. While aiming for Chuck Berry's berries, James Brown's laser shoes get deflected by Chuck's ring, causing him to get crushed my a overhead light. (Johnny quotes the exact Trope name.) Chris Kirkpatrick was killed at the end of the "*NSYNC vs. KISS" fight when Gene Simmons crushed him thanks to Ace Frehley popping the balloons that lifted Gene to the ceiling. The very same balloons Chis used on him earlier in the fight. Bill Gates ultimately was killed by his own Robotic Michael Flatley after he used it to kill the human version. David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson defeat Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones in the Men in Black vs. The X-Files match, despite the [MIBs] dominating the action while [David rambles on about a conspiracy, after the MIBs accidentally point their BFG the wrong way and fire. Michael Jackson tries to use "Moonwalker Magic" to transform into a deadly creature, but it doesn't work, and instead he transforms into a hamster, making an easy kill for Madonna. David Copperfield tries to one-up David Blaine by levitating over a pit of piranhas, but he loses concentration and falls in. Steven Spielberg loses in his match with Alfred Hitchcock, despite his opponent barely even fighting, when the spirits from the Ark of the Covenant turn on him because he didn't pay them for their appearance in Raiders of the Lost Ark (And left them out of The Temple of Doom). Jack the Ripper is killed by a barely aware Sherlock Holmes when the latter zips up the former's knife-lined coat. In "Cousin Grimm vs. Potato Khan", Cousin Grimm seems to win by grating his opponent. However, Potato Khan's grated remains are shown to each still be alive, and they each regenerate into smaller Potato Khans small enough to crawl inside his brain and make him kill himself.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_d39e327f	type	What the Hell, Hero?
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_d39e327f	comment	What the Hell, Audience?: After the first commercial break of "Fandemonium IV", Johnny greets us with the following:
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_d4c98786	type	Writing Around Trademarks
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_d4c98786	comment	Writing Around Trademarks / You Wanna Get Sued?: Occurred during the fight between Tobey Maguire and Jake Gyllenhaal, when the hosts had to avoid making explicit reference to Doctor Octopus, who Jake had brought in to attack Tobey. Instead, they referred to him as "a certain eight-armed villain from a certain hit superhero film" (Paraphrasing).
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_d4e9de59	type	Dreadful Musician
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_d4e9de59	comment	Dreadful Musician: In the Ricky Martin vs. William Hung fight, William Hung grabs a microphone and starts singing, which causes Ricky Martin's ears to bleed. Johnny compares Hung's singing to "a thousand fingers simultaneously scratching a thousand chalkboards". Subverted in that, after getting choked by Ricky Martin, Hung's voice becomes smoother and more pleasant.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_d9c4365c	type	Reset Button
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_d9c4365c	comment	Reset Button: Since this is a claymation cartoon, this occurs quite a bit. Perfect example: The arena was shown blown up at the start of "A Celebrity Deathmatch Special Report", and remained that way for the entire episode. The next episode, "Blink-182 vs. 98 Degrees"? Not a scratch. In another example, one episode (the one immediately preceding Special Report, as a matter of fact) ends with the severed head of Medusa turning Nick, Johnny, Mills, and every single person in the crowd to stone. The next episode they're all fine, and it's never mentioned again. Crosses over with Unexplained Recovery. Averted in 4 cases: 1. Nick, after falling off of the announcer's booth in "Celebrity Deathmatch Goes to the Movies" ends up in a coma until he forces himself awake in "Nick's Return", two episodes later. 2. At the end of "The Prophecy", Stacy Cornbred spontaneously explodes. She remains dead for the rest of the series. note Except for "Halloween Episode II", where she came back as a zombie... only to be killed by Debbie Matenopoulos. 3. In "Family Night II", Nick is divorced by his wife so she can marry David Letterman. This too remains permanent. 4. In two different matches, The Backstreet Boys got killed by the Beastie Boys and NSYNC got killed by KISS. In the Backstreet Boys vs. NSYNC fight, the commentators had to find a way to bring them back. Pretty much any celebrity that's died on the show that isn't shown to be revived, makes it seem like their deaths never happened in the first place. Examples: 1. Don King is shown being killed by various things early on, but seems to keep coming back just to get killed. Averted after his fight with Donald Trump, who kills him and he's never seen again. 2. Shaq died in his first fight with Kobe Bryant, but is magically alive for their rematch. 3. The Olsen Twins were both torn to shreds by Betty-Sue Olsen note (a Deathmatch original character) during their fight, yet are magically alive for their fight with Jack and Kelly Osbourne. 4. Marilyn Manson crushes Hanson under the light rigging in Hanson vs. The Spice Girls, but Hanson is still alive enough to attempt to pull the same trick on Marilyn in Marilyn Manson vs. Garth Brooks. 5. Ricky Martin got killed by Marilyn Manson, but got killed again by William Hung in a later episode.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_db39ccfd	type	Battle Couple
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_db39ccfd	comment	Battle Couple: On several occasions, there have been CDM matches between two famous celebrity couples. Bruce Willis and Demi Moore vs. Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman (from the episode "The Missing Girl") was the first example of this; Nick even said the fight defined the true meaning of the phrase "till death do us part". Later, during the episode "Teen Night" the main event was a "Deathmatch Prom" where two couples battled to the death to see who would be Prom King and Queen — and while one of those couples (Jennifer Love Hewitt and Scott Wolf) merely played a couple on Party of Five, the other (Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Phillippe) was a genuine couple at the time. Finally, "Nick's Little Friend" gave us Warren Beatty and Annette Bening vs. Tim Robbins and Susan Sarandon. This fight ends up being a subversion, as during the fight, Sarandon leaves Robbins for Beatty and Bening gets furious and smashes Beatty and Sarandon's heads in. Robbins and Bening then form a bond with each other and fall in love while beating Beatty and Sarandon senseless, making it a double subversion.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_db695dfd	type	If You Die, I Call Your Stuff
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_db695dfd	comment	If You Die, I Call Your Stuff: Stacy Cornbred had been dead for all of ten seconds before Nick called "dibs" on her parking space. (In fact, whether anyone in-universe genuinely cared about what happened to her at all is questionable, which is somewhat surprising, as there had never been any outward signs of dislike for her — unlike the later case with both her successors, where that was obvious.)
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_dba1f5b5	type	Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_dba1f5b5	comment	Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny: Though the combatants involved are primarily Real Life celebrities and historical figures, many matchups range from improbable (Bill Gates vs. Michael Flatley) to impossible (Mahatma Gandhi vs. Genghis Khan). Effectively, these are crossover fights.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_dbc2a0cd	type	Hand Wave
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_dbc2a0cd	comment	Handwave: An in-universe example for the "Bill Gates vs. Michael Flatley" bout, which gets labeled "Battle of the Clerical Error", since the two had no prior rivalry.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_dcbe8a6e	type	Chekhov's Gunman
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_dcbe8a6e	comment	Chekhov's Gunman: Quite a few. The "No. 1 fan" from the beginning of "Fandemonium 2000" is the catalyst behind NSYNC and The Backstreet Boys being brought back to life for the main event. After Lil' Jon wins his match by default thanks to his opponent (Lil' Kim) being in jail, he begins boasting about how he's the "King of the Lil' People". Then, Lil' Wayne and Lil' Bow Wow (who won the previous two bouts) come back to try and kick his ass. The Hanson kids return and attempt to do to Manson what he did to them and The Spice Girls in an earlier episode. Things go awry when one of the kids loses control of a chainsaw.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_ddc4f035	type	Heroic Second Wind
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_ddc4f035	comment	Heroic Second Wind: A common theme is that one combatant will be beaten up without getting a hit in, then make a comeback at the very end of the fight.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_de0df7a0	type	Stock Scream
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_de0df7a0	comment	Stock Scream: In most, if not all deathmatches (mainly from the original run on MTV), there would be the sound of a woman screaming in the audience, with each matchup featuring the same scream.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_de62575	type	Mix-and-Match Man
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_de62575	comment	Mix-and-Match Man: The Super Freaks. Stone Cold created these creatures out of the DNA of previous fighters using gene splicing and cloning techniques. One of them, Potato Khan, doesn't even consist entirely of human DNA, being the result of Stone Cold accidentally dropping a french fry in the cloning vat and creating a monstrous humanoid potato.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_df33a778	type	For Halloween, I Am Going as Myself
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_df33a778	comment	For Halloween, I Am Going as Myself: A Fan Convention variant. The episode "Deathcon 2001" takes place at a sci-fi convention, where, of course, tons of people are in Cosplay. This allows Zatar the Alien to sneak into the Deathmatch crowd unnoticed, and he even gets complimented on his "costume".
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e13156e1	type	Mama Bear
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e13156e1	comment	Mama Bear: Hilariously literalized on the episode "Masters of the Martial Arts," in the Brandy vs. Courtney Love match. The idea was that Courtney was mad about Brandy getting the lead role in Cinderella and wanted revenge, and Brandy wasn't sure why she was there and wasn't interested in fighting. Brandy offers Courtney a present. Courtney opens the box and finds a baby bear. Out of nowhere, the Mama Bear shows up and destroys Courtney Love, giving Brandy the win. Announcer Johnny Gomez takes the time to remind the viewers not to give wild animals as gifts. In a VERY strange example, Lucy Lawless was probably this to Calista Flockhart till a dingo stole her while Lucy was shooting scenes for Xena: Warrior Princess.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e150c4c7	type	Manchild
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e150c4c7	comment	Manchild: Ashton Kutcher is portrayed this way. Heâ€™s introduced bouncing around on a pogo stick surrounded by toys, is given a bagged lunch by his then-wife Demi Moore, has a very perky and lively personality, and sees Demi Moore as something of a mother figure, to the point where he calls her â€œMomâ€� and states that â€œsheâ€™s my mother AND my wife!â€�.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e2a41c3b	type	Literal-Minded
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e2a41c3b	comment	Literal-Minded: Nick when operating the VR2000 during the Keanu Reeves vs. Brad Pitt fight. (Eg. "Handgun" = "Gun that fires hands", "Magnum Gun" = "Gun with Tom Selleck's face", "Give me a normal gun you twisted fruit!" = "Give the Magnum Gun fruit ammo", and "Chainsaw" = "Chain saw").
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e2ccee25	type	Animal Motifs
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e2ccee25	comment	Animal Motifs: Hugh Hefner is, of course, associated with rabbits, a reference to Playboy's iconic rabbit logo. He wears bunny slippers, a group of Playboy Bunnies come to his match to cheer him on, and his "signature move" is a jumping attack called the "Playboy Bunny Hop". During the fight between Drew Barrymore and Farrah Fawcett, the two of them are trained in one of five Deadly Venoms — a mysterious form of kung fu themed around animals. Barrymore's discipline is that of the Giraffe (tall and leggy with a long neck) and Fawcett's is that of the Dodo (a relic of the past with a silly name).
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e303d198	type	Whole-Plot Reference
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e303d198	comment	Whole-Plot Reference: Well, more or less a subplot, but the episode "In The Head of Nicky Jr." basically involved the aforementioned Nicky Jr. having people end up in his head ala Being John Malkovich. (Ironically, John Cusack and John Malkovich fought in this episode over that very movie.) Even more ironically, guess where said fight took place? The episode "Festival of Food Fights", with the final fight of Kevin Spacey vs. Michael Caine that ends with Spacey winning but being killed by a deranged Dave Thomas, has a sub-plot of Spacey wandering around the stadium delivering what is eventually revealed to be Posthumous Narration a la American Beauty.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e34ada78	type	Authority Equals Asskicking
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e34ada78	comment	Authority Equals Asskicking: Mills Lane will NOT accept any insubordination in his ring, and is more than capable of taking down troublemakers, which Judge Judy was made well aware. "Stone Cold" Steve Austin wears this trope as well. If you value your health, don't ask questions when he tells you to do something. Another example of this trope is Bill Clinton, in his fight against Kenneth Starr. Clinton was the president of the United States at the time, and is quite a skilled fighter as well, eventually winning his fight with Starr.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e3a5d345	type	Fartillery
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e3a5d345	comment	Fartillery: Naturally, this is Howard Stern's weapon. But it doesn't work as well the second time... Whoopi Goldberg also uses this in order to get a confession out of Claire Danes. A variant: J. K. Rowling places a curse on Stephen King that causes blue flames to erupt from his bum, in the form of flatulence. It doesn't take long for King to use this to his advantage.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e3d2f2	type	The Fool
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e3d2f2	comment	The Fool: How Sherlock Holmes is portrayed in his match with Jack the Ripper.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e431c24c	type	Not Quite Dead
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e431c24c	comment	Not Quite Dead: A Season 3 episode reveals that Leonardo DiCaprio survived getting his face caved in by Jack Nicholson. He only had it fixed when he fought Woody Harrelson. This time, he died. A more interesting instance of this trope is with Courtney Love. An entire episode was structured around revealing this: Despite being torn apart by a bear, she managed to stay alive long enough to undergo enough surgery and physical therapy to be a whole person again. Her fight with Dave Grohl resulted in her being crushed by a piano. Despite being repeatedly run over during the Andre Agassi vs. Tiger Woods match in Season 3, Brooke Shields reappears alive and well in Season 4 during the match between Jenna Elfman and Kathy Griffin. In Season 4, Claudia Schiffer appears kissing David Blaine during his match against David Copperfield, with her body showing no sign whatsoever of the Season 2 runway show where she, Tyra Banks and Kate Moss literally tore each other's body apart, with nothing but hideous (but still moving) globs remaining of them at that time. Downplayed with Courteney Cox: she was crushed by the sitcom set built in the ring during her match in Season 2. While she doesn't appear in person (...or clay) after that, she calls David Arquette during his match against Paul Reiser in Season 3.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e542d889	type	Gorn
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e542d889	comment	Gorn: Oh, you have no idea. Most prevalent during Seasons 5 and 6.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e5d8460d	type	Unexplained Recovery
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e5d8460d	comment	In another example, one episode (the one immediately preceding Special Report, as a matter of fact) ends with the severed head of Medusa turning Nick, Johnny, Mills, and every single person in the crowd to stone. The next episode they're all fine, and it's never mentioned again. Crosses over with Unexplained Recovery.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e5e6640b	type	Flanderization
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e5e6640b	comment	Flanderization: Nick's Cloud Cuckoolander / loser status is played up considerably more in the revival. The celebrities as a whole are also portrayed much less sympathetically than in earlier seasons, with Take Thats which are far more blatant and oftentimes border on being mean-spirited, sometimes to the point that their faults are all that is seen on the show. In layman's terms, the revival is this to the original show.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e5fd8bc2	type	Hate Sink
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e5fd8bc2	comment	Hate Sink: Tally Wong seems to be this, due to her Jerkass behaviour. Not even Debbie got the amount of hate Tally received!
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e658f2a8	type	Death Dealer
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e658f2a8	comment	Death Dealer: In her battle against John Edward, Miss Cleo attacks him by throwing tarot cards at him.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e6f18344	type	Humongous Mecha
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e6f18344	comment	Humongous Mecha: Used in the Backstreet Boys vs. Beastie Boys match, and the blink-182 vs. 98 Degrees match.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e6f232a0	type	Fanservice Pack
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e6f232a0	comment	Fanservice Pack: In the earlier seasons, Pamela Anderson's breasts were more like the real Pamela's, but for the season 5 redesign they became much larger (which she uses to beat Tommy Lee to death).
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e7d03dc5	type	Excalibur in the Stone
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e7d03dc5	comment	Excalibur in the Stone: During the fight between Elton John and Ozzy Osbourne (which was released shortly after Elton John was knighted), Queen Elizabeth throws Excalibur into the ring, and Johnny Gomez establishes that only a true knight can pull the sword out of the stone. Elton can't pull it out, and the Queen says "What kind of knight are you?".
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e7d7e394	type	Heal It With Fire
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e7d7e394	comment	Heal It With Fire: One match has Sylvester Stallone blowing up a keg of gunpowder to cauterize a wound given to him by Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e7d7e394	featureApplicability	1.0
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e91cc721	type	In the Style of
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_e91cc721	comment	In the Style of: For the Brad Pitt vs. Keanu Reeves fight, Nick "took a page right out of The Matrix" and implemented a virtual reality machine to spice things up a bit. The Bryant Gumbel vs. Katie Couric fight acts like a twisted episode of "The Today Show" (set and all). The David Hasselhoff vs. John Tesh match had the ring set up like a beach a la Baywatch, with KITT's voice and brain now in a dune buggy. The fight between Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, and Lisa Kudrow takes place on a sitcom set heavily reminiscent of the Friends one, complete with the theme playing in the background.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_ead75d21	type	Mailman vs. Dog
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_ead75d21	comment	Mailman vs. Dog: For his battle with Kevin Smith, Kevin Costner dresses as a postman and uses things like a mailbag and a letter opener to attack. Smith then gets back at him by siccing a dog on him, who bites his arm off. Johnny Gomez snarks that "it must be a bomb-sniffing dog".
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_ead75d21	featureApplicability	1.0
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_eaf5a1ac	type	Groin Attack
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_eaf5a1ac	comment	Groin Attack: It's to be expected, really. Gillian Anderson does this repeatedly to Tommy Lee Jones, after she is tagged into the match. Let's not forget the "Bob Barker vs. Anne Robinson" fight. Say it with us now: Mariah Carey gave Jim Carrey a very brutal one. Tina Wesson basically wins the Survivor royal-rumble match by throwing Richard Hatch full-force into a brick wall by his genitals. Verne Troyer receives a rather nasty one involving a sledgehammer.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_eba6a077	type	Cain and Abel
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_eba6a077	comment	Cain and Abel: Russell Simmons vs. Rev Run Rev defeats Simmons, Emilio Estevez vs. Charlie Sheen Sheen defeats Estevez, Mary Kate Olsen vs. Ashley Olsen The third Olsen twin defeats both, Ashley Judd vs. Wynonna Judd Wynnona defeats Ashley, Liam Gallagher vs. Noel Gallagher. The latter had the completely off-the-wall ending of Gallagher the comedian running in with his Sledge-O-Matic and taking out both Gallagher brothers by himself.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_ec9d3eb7	type	Explosive Stupidity
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_ec9d3eb7	comment	Explosive Stupidity: Jessica Simpson attempts to kill Nick Lachey by throwing a grenade at him, but is absent-minded enough to forget to remove the pin. An enraged Lachey takes it upon himself to show her exactly how you're supposed to detonate a grenade... And boom goes the dynami- er, grenade.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_edc22fe8	type	Cartwright Curse
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_edc22fe8	comment	Cartwright Curse: Weaponized by Anna Nicole Smith. Since her last husband died shortly after marrying her, she finishes off her opponent, Sarah Ferguson, by marrying her, which causes Ferguson's heart to explode.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_ee30ce4b	type	Popularity Power
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_ee30ce4b	comment	Popularity Power: Subverted at times. Most infamously, the "Weird Al" Yankovic vs. Al Gore fight.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_ee7885fa	type	Southern-Fried Genius
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_ee7885fa	comment	Southern-Fried Genius: "Stone Cold" Steve Austin.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_eec4add0	type	Purity Personified
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_eec4add0	comment	Purity Personified: Mandy Moore. Her sweetness doesn't stand up so well when it's put up against P!nk. Hilary Duff was also portrayed as this in comparison to her competitor, Lindsay Lohan. Unlike Moore, however, she wins her fight, even using her purity as a weapon to get God to help her out (He spawns a ton of alcohol to distract Lindsay with). Also, in the first season, Brandy Norwood is shown like this when put up against Courtney Love. Brandy, too, wins her fight after she sics a bear cub on Love. She wins accidentally because the mother of the bear cub thinks Courtney was endangering its cub and viciously assaulted her. Subverted with LeAnn Rimes, for which this is just a front: when her faÃ§ade slips, she becomes a foul-mouthed, chain-smoking psycho, interested in torturing Ol' Dirty Bastard in every imaginable way. In the end, she loses. (ODB turns out to be not such a "bastard" at all.)
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_eef90616	type	Bread, Eggs, Milk, Squick
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_eef90616	comment	Bread, Eggs, Milk, Squick: "This is her at 4 months, this is her first miniskirt, and what's this? Oh, right, this is her first fight with a 10-headed serpent."
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_f22dda19	type	The City vs. the Country
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_f22dda19	comment	The City vs. the Country: The gist of the Lauryn Hill vs. Shania Twain fight. To further drive this point home, half the ring is decorated like a city street corner, and the other half is decorated like a farm.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_f27ec906	type	Identical Stranger
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_f27ec906	comment	Identical Stranger: Helen Hunt vs. Leelee Sobieski. After winning the fight, Leelee has no trouble convincing everyone that she's Helen Hunt, going so far as to peel off the real Helen Hunt's hands and wear them as gloves, in case someone would check her for fingerprints. Let's repeat that everyone falls for her act, despite her doing this in full view of absolutely everyone. Never mind that they wore dresses of different colors (Helen was wearing black, while Leelee was wearing white). This was done earlier in the Britney Spears vs. Christina Aguilera fight (who did wear identical outfits, not helping matters), to the point where they were unable to determine who won. As the fight progressed, it became increasingly hard to tell the two apart, forcing Mills Lane to mark Britney with a rubber stamp. The fight ended with the two of them literally tearing each other apart, leaving only one moving arm. Noah Wyle tried to prove who it was, but Debbie Matenopoulos pointed out that he had no real knowledge on Medicine to determine whose arm that was. Later, we had Lisa Ling vs. Lucy Liu, which was built on the premise of the two of them looking extremely similar and having similar names. Further complicating matters is the fact that Lucy Liu has played a character called Ling, so "Ling" could refer to either one. Throughout the fight, Nick and Johnny were very confused as to who was who. Much later, Jake Gyllenhaal vs. Tobey Maguire was built on the premise that the two of them looked alike. Maguire even says during the fight that the only reason Gyllenhaal has a career is because he looks like Maguire. It even reaches the point where, when Gyllenhaal commands Doctor Octopus to attack Maguire, he attacks Gyllenhaal instead.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_f288cf3	comment	Innocent Innuendo: The bread and butter of the four-way "Sex and the City" fight. Ultimately cast aside when comically oversized vibrators are brought into the fray.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_f2d2ec5f	comment	Evil Chef: Beni Trauma, one of the Super Freaks. His opponent was another Super Freak named Potato Khan, a living potato. Actually, he may not have been completely evil. He was awfully nice to a kid in the audience.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_f41b26d	comment	Breast Expansion: Dolly Parton was given special armor that enlarged her breasts on command to be used as weapons during her fight against Jennifer Lopez (who had similar armor equipped on her ass).
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_f4f01ac	comment	Deadly Rotary Fan: "Fandemonium I" features a giant killer fan wheel during the Adam Sandler vs. Chris Rock fight.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_f511ea9b	comment	Product Placement: The Michael Jordan vs. Dennis Rodman match features Jordan throwing in plugs for different products in between the action.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_f6b2bfb7	comment	Gold Digger: Anna Nicole Smith. She claims to need a man who can support her hedonistic lifestyle (hence why she married a wealthy old man who died two years later), and is even able to smell billionaires from several miles away. This actually helps the CDM crew locate Ted Turner, who stole a rare videotape from them. Kevin Federline is a male example, as he's attracted to, and expresses desire to marry, anyone who has a lot of money. In fact, during his fight with Justin Timberlake, the latter manages to distract him by pulling out his wallet and waving it around. He even brags about his "gold-digging skills" during the match.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_f7d4f121	comment	Mushroom Samba: At one point, Nick Diamond, who is comatose, goes into a seizure and his son starts slamming a button he thinks is the "call nurse" button. It instead increased the amount of morphine he's given. He calms down, yes, but we are then treated to a delusion he has... of Jimi Hendrix referring a deathmatch between Jerry Garcia and Elvis Presley having just for him.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_f962d8a3	comment	Victory by Endurance: Rodney Dangerfield won his "Roast Match" against Don Rickles by getting Don to run out of material, when Rodney went on a No-Holds-Barred Beatdown that began with "Okay, Cueball, now it's time to teach YOU some Respect!" Each blow was then delivered with a letter of "Respect," the final one an uppercut that turned Don into pieces of meat for the grill in the ring.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_f9876f7e	comment	Faking the Dead: At first, it seems like Kristin Davis was killed by Kim Cattrall's poison in the four-way "Sex and the City" fight, only to pop up near the end to finish Cattrall off (the only one left alive), revealing she had never ingested said poison: Aretha Franklin uses this tactic to win her fight against Barbra Streisand after placing a diseased rat in a nearby bucket of water. She plays dead, tricking an exhausted Streisand into drinking from the bucket and contracting the bubonic plague. Don King tries to pull this off during his match against Donald Trump. However, Mills sees through his poorly-acted "death", and then becomes averted seconds later when Trump actually does kill him. A variation: Sam Donaldson claimed Nick and Johnny died in the arena explosion as a means of taking over the show in "A Celebrity Deathmatch Special Report". In reality, Johnny was being rushed to the hospital via ambulance with Nick at his side. Mischa Barton pulls this off against Kristin Cavallari mid-way through the fight... she promptly gets her ass kicked.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_f9f2c33	comment	During the International episode, a Running Gag was that Nick Diamond would keep getting pulled aside during travel for an aggressive cavity search.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_fb17af62	comment	Rhymes on a Dime: Shaquille O'Neal in his battle with Kobe Bryant, as a reference to his rap career.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_fb2eae9	comment	Canadian Equals Hockey Fan: In the fight between Alanis Morissette and Jewel, Jewel gets squished into the shape of a hockey puck, and Morisette's Canadian heritage manifests in her whacking Jewel into a light fixture, hockey-style.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_fb724048	comment	Real After All: "The Prophecy". Stacy finds a prophecy foretelling the death of one of the Deathmatch staff tonight. Various lethal-looking events happen to the staff throughout the episode, but they all survive. At the end she admits she made a mistake. Then she spontaneously combusts.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_fbba5e98	comment	Gadgeteer Genius: "Stone Cold" Steve Austin, who, during the course of the show, has built a time machine, multiple Humongous Mecha, an enlarging ray, and genetically engineered mutant fighters made from the DNA of dead celebrities.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_fbd285b7	comment	Said show is called "Celebrity Deathmatch". ...OBVIOUSLY this is about some kind of political satire!
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_fccd06b6	type	Beware the Nice Ones
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_fccd06b6	comment	Beware the Nice Ones: In one match, Tom Hanks gets beaten up by Sean Penn at first, but the tables turn when Sean Penn beats up a random photographer, angering Tom Hanks. "MY NAME IS LEANN FUCKING RIMES!!!" Also, Mahatma Gandhi. Though that was because he had his cerebrospinal fluid (and, essentially, his personality) swapped out with that of Genghis Khan. Bob Barker. Anne Robinson threatening to kill a puppy causes him to rip out her ovaries, killing her. David Spade spends most of the match getting completely pummeled until he slings one of Scottie Pippen's NBA championship rings through Steven Seagal's brain. Don't mess with Mandy Moore — you may not live to see the consequences. Then there's Garth Brooks, who managed to subdue Marilyn Manson. Sure, Manson got the last laugh, but it was still pretty darn impressive. A sort of weird example with Steve Irwin, where he does manage to kill Medusa, but it's completely by accident, and he's more interested in teaching the audience about her than actually fighting. J. K. Rowling seems harmless at first, until she summons Voldemort. Keith Flint found this out the hard way, although the person dealing with had help, or was her either free will or not. Christopher Walken during his fight with Gary Oldman, though he has a Heroic BSoD afterwards. Michael Jordan is shown as the "good guy" in his fight with Dennis Rodman, but that doesn't stop him from shoving Rodman in the garbage can ( which somehow kills him...) In the Survivor royal-rumble match, after Jerri and Susan decide to team up, the audience vote in Colleen and Elisabeth, who Jerri mocks for being "nice girls"... until they both convince Susan to turn on Jerri in order to gain popularity; even before then, Colleen blinds Jerri with medical cream, and even manages to temporarily subdue Susan before being cornered. Once Tina is voted into the ring, she comes across as a maternal and caring woman... until she pulls a Faceâ€“Heel Turn on Elisabeth, Colby, AND Colleen. She ultimately wins the fight. The Sex and the City four-way match has Kim Cattrall prey on Kristin Davis's naivete when the latter seems too nice to actually put up a fight by giving her a poisoned Cosmopolitan. Turns out Kristin was only pretending to be nice and naive as she waits for Kim to take out Sarah and Cynthia before standing up, delivering a brutal insult calling out Kim for being a slut ("Unlike you, I NEVER SWALLOW!" referring to the poisoned Cosmo), and then bisecting Kim using the biggest "back massager" (dildo) they made. Hilary Duff is mostly at a disadvantage in her fight with Lindsay Lohan but when she finally loses it after Lohan tries to set her on fire, she brutally rips off Lohan's arms and legs before finishing with her head.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_fd7267dd	comment	Master of Disguise: Eddie Murphy. When Nick Nolte arrives for his fight against him, Murphy is a few minutes late, and he assumes Murphy is in the audience disguised as someone else, which the announcers say they wouldn't put past Murphy, as he is "a regular chameleon". Murphy eventually shows up disguised as Nolte, and convinces Nolte to think that he is actually Murphy in disguise, resulting in Nolte beating himself up. Murphy then gets unmasked by Mills Lane after Lane recognizes his goofy laugh.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_fe396fdb	comment	Yarling: The reason why they pit Eddie Vedder against Scott Stapp. Vedder eventually wins by scraping Stapp's throat with a piece of barbed wire, which gives him a gravelly Tom Waits-like voice. Unfortunately, Waits himself is in the crowd, and he promptly gets down to the ring and beats Stapp to a pulp.
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Celebrity Deathmatch / int_fe614133	comment	Beauty Is Never Tarnished: Whether this Trope is played straight, averted, or outright defied was very much Depending on the Writer, and it could even be different for two celebrities in the same match. Usually the winner of a match turned out no worse for wear (key word is usually) while the loser was beaten to a bloody pulp. But that wasn't always the case.
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Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Music Soothes the Savage Beast / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Musicalis Interruptus / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	My Favorite Shirt / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	My Hovercraft Is Full of Eels / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Negated Moment of Awesome / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Nice Job Breaking It, Rivals! / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	No-Hoper Repeat / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	No Man of Woman Born / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Omnidisciplinary Scientist / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	One-Hit Kill / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Open Mouth, Insert Foot / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Operators Are Standing By / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Our Lawyers Advised This Trope / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Phony Veteran / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Pick a Card / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Place Worse Than Death / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Politically Incorrect Villain / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Porn Stash / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Prima Donna Director / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Pro Wrestling Is Real / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Punctuated Pounding / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Rapid-Fire Fisticuffs / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Robbing the Dead / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Rocks Fall, Everyone Dies / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Same Surname Means Related / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Signing-Off Catchphrase / int_b6d7f4a8
Sliding Scale Of Western Animation Obscurity	seeAlso	Celebrity Deathmatch
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Snooty Sports / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Spontaneous Human Combustion / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Squash Match / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Stage Mom / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Stock Scream / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Stop Motion / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Subverted Catch-Phrase / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Sunken Face / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Taken for Granite / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	That's All, Folks! / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	That's No Moon / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	The Easy Way or the Hard Way / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	The Roast / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	There Are No Rules / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	They Just Don't Get It / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Third Eye / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	This Is a Work of Fiction / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Three Stooges Shout-Out / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Throw the Book at Them / int_b5150488
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Throwing Down the Gauntlet / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Throwing the Fight / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	'Tis Only a Bullet in the Brain / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Title Scream / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Today, X. Tomorrow, the World! / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Trash Landing / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Trash Talk / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Tuckerization / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	2xFore / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Two-Hit Wonder / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Un-Canceled / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Underdogs Never Lose / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Uvula Escape Route / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Vampires Hate Garlic / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Vaudeville Hook / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Vengeful Vending Machine / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Victory by Endurance / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	We'll See About That / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	While You Were in Diapers / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Wildlife Commentary Spoof / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Worked Shoot / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	You and What Army? / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	You Meddling Kids / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	You Need to Get Laid / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	You Wanna Get Sued? / int_b6d7f4a8
CelebrityDeathMatch	sameAs	Celebrity Deathmatch
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Cuckoolander Commentator / int_b6d7f4a8
Celebrity Deathmatch	hasFeature	Redemption in the Rain / int_b6d7f4a8

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