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Fillmore!

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Fillmore!	label	Fillmore!
Fillmore!	page	Fillmore
Fillmore!	comment	Fillmore! is an American animated television series produced by Disney Television Animation for ABC Kids.note The final five episodes aired on Toon Disney. Created by Scott M. Gimple (The Walking Dead), the series was an affectionate parody of 1970s Cop Shows, following reformed juvenile delinquents Cornelius Fillmore and Ingrid Third as they work for the X Middle School Safety Patrol, cracking cases and solving mysteries around the institution's bizarrely large Minnesotan campus. It ran from September 2002 to January 2004 for a total of 26 episodes.In addition to the cartoon emulating the tone of police dramas in general, with episode plots being child-friendly versions of topics such as attempted murder, police brutality, political assassinations, the show also tended to parody various films and television series more directly, such as The Silence of the Lambs or Die Hard. The series' stanch dedication to its cop show parody premise would garner the show a large Periphery Demographic... and few viewers within the actual target demographic, leading to the show's cancellation.
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Fillmore! / int_13b3655d	type	Geographic Flexibility
Fillmore! / int_13b3655d	comment	Geographic Flexibility: According to The Other Wiki, X Middle School is located in Minnesota, but the accents, ethnicities, and climates are diverse enough to the point where it could be located almost anywhere. On top of that, the characters are almost all named after streets in San Francisco, California.
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Fillmore! / int_143350c6	type	Officer O'Hara
Fillmore! / int_143350c6	comment	Officer O'Hara: O'Farrell is a kilt-wearing ginger security member. Now, make an educated guess.
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Fillmore! / int_14ed6ab7	type	Does This Remind You of Anything?
Fillmore! / int_14ed6ab7	comment	Does This Remind You of Anything?: A cornerstone of the series, as the plot of each episode is meant to evoke real world crimes that have been adjusted to fit a middle school setting and a cast of the appropriate age range (i.e. scooter thefts for grand theft auto). The relationship between the dance partners in "The Currency of Doubt" is clearly designed to look like a troubled marriage; this is boosted by the media's horrified murmuring when the girl states they are "separating". The Red Robins are all but called a gang, only it's candy sales instead of drugs. In one episode, Vallejo tries to give up cocoa and starts chewing gum, which is what most people do when they're trying to quit smoking. It also parallels how many police officers go through caffeine addiction due to all the coffee they drink.
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Fillmore! / int_158e2891	type	Wondrous Ladies Room
Fillmore! / int_158e2891	comment	Wondrous Ladies Room: "To Mar a Stall". Additionally in "A Dark Score Evened":
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Fillmore! / int_16417501	type	Perverse Sexual Lust
Fillmore! / int_16417501	comment	Perverse Sexual Lust: The teacher in "Masterstroke of Malevolence" is revealed very early on to be crushing on the subject of the painting "The Lobstermen At Port". One of the art museum personnel turns up really quickly, bearing an extremely awkward expression, to get her to stop, presumably to spare everyone the need for Brain Bleach.
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Fillmore! / int_1b65dfad	type	The Cameo
Fillmore! / int_1b65dfad	comment	The Cameo: Spinelli and Kim Possible make a brief cameo in one episode.
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Fillmore! / int_1bdbbbae	type	The Klutz
Fillmore! / int_1bdbbbae	comment	The Klutz: Alexandria Quarry tends to be this, as shown when she accidentally lets a pencil slip from her grasp, striking another student off-screen, and when she breaks Ingrid's gargoyle statue.
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Fillmore! / int_1cb68381	type	Pom-Pom Girl
Fillmore! / int_1cb68381	comment	Pom-Pom Girl: Recurring cheerleaders Maryanne Greene and Cheri Shotwell are a bit ditzy but fairly nice and seem dedicated to cheering. Maryanne's friend Alexis from "Codename: Electric Haircut" is another cheerleader who everyone speaks highly of but who has mysteriously disappeared after returning to her old role as a helpful computer geek, although she finds a balance between the two lifestyles at the end of the episode. Lorraine Almaden from "Nappers Never Sleep" was an example of the trope, but quit cheering due to having only taken it up to hang out with her former friend Biana, who turns out to be more of a Cruel Cheerleader.
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Fillmore! / int_1dad7003	type	In the Hood
Fillmore! / int_1dad7003	comment	In the Hood: Hooded sweatshirts are probably the most common means of identity concealment for wrongdoers in the series.
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Fillmore! / int_1e7c47ab	type	Stealth Pun
Fillmore! / int_1e7c47ab	comment	Stealth Pun In the episode "Test of the Tested", a panicked student barges into a crime scene and starts a round of incoherent complaining before Fillmore silences him with a splash of water. Fillmore then reveals this student's name to be "Willie" in an offhand comment. Coupled with the fact that this kid ran in from the swimming pool, and was still in full swim attire (plus a cow inflatable), you could say he was a "wet willie".
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Fillmore! / int_204340fc	type	Vomiting Cop
Fillmore! / int_204340fc	comment	Vomiting Cop: O'Farrell in "Next Stop, Armageddon". When he sees the sight of a model train wreck, he gets the urge to throw up and heads for the restroom.
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Fillmore! / int_21584c75	type	The Profiler
Fillmore! / int_21584c75	comment	The Profiler: Frank Bishop, Vallejo's old partner in "The Shreds Fell Like Snowflakes". He is called back to duty to profile the mysterious Shredder who shredding various students' pet projects.
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Fillmore! / int_22cf536c	type	Chekhov's Gun
Fillmore! / int_22cf536c	comment	Chekhov's Gun: Being a crime show, there's usually at least one seemingly unimportant object per episode (like a bouquet of flowers that ends up connecting two characters).
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Fillmore! / int_2317bc85	type	Tampering with Food and Drink
Fillmore! / int_2317bc85	comment	Tampering with Food and Drink: In "The Currency of Doubt", Toby ends up the prime suspect in the stealing of the Smoit stash that he and partner Tina built together after claiming to have been home sick that day, as he has no one to confirm his alibi. After Fillmore's curiosity is peaked when they don't find the stash and Toby informs him that his gambling debts, the reason he's a suspect in the first place, are still unpaid, he and Ingrid go through Tony's locker. They discover he was set up by having his hard-boiled eggs, something he is fairly well known for eating, replaced by cheese eggs, which, since Toby is lactose intolerant (a fact established early in the episode), naturally sent him home with stomach trouble.
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Fillmore! / int_235289d	type	Conveyor Belt o' Doom
Fillmore! / int_235289d	comment	Conveyor Belt o' Doom: In "The Shreds Fell Like Snowflakes", Fillmore gets thrown onto a conveyor belt at the science fair that threatens to dump him into an artificial volcano.
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Fillmore! / int_23698fa8	type	Aborted Arc
Fillmore! / int_23698fa8	comment	Aborted Arc: Brad Parnassus is clearly set up as Fillmore and Ingrid's Arch-Enemy in "Ingrid Third: Public Enemy #1", but he never shows up again.
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Fillmore! / int_2473b050	type	Fast-Roping
Fillmore! / int_2473b050	comment	Fast-Roping: Done at the end of "Immune To All But Justice" by the Safety Patrol.
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Fillmore! / int_264b8f4c	type	Balloon Belly
Fillmore! / int_264b8f4c	comment	Balloon Belly: Joyce in "Of Slain Kings on Checkered Fields" after she attempts to break Fillmore's sloppy joe eating record.
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Fillmore! / int_265112ff	type	Creator's Apathy
Fillmore! / int_265112ff	comment	Creator's Apathy: In-Universe example: In "The Unseen Reflection", it's revealed that the author of the Vampirita novels is fed up with her series and is implied to only be continuing it either for the money, or because of her contract with her publishers. This apathy shows in that her latest entry in the series is completely horrible, and a fan's heartbreak after getting their hands an advance copy is what sets off the plot for the episode.
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Fillmore! / int_29a39f6	type	Easter Egg
Fillmore! / int_29a39f6	comment	Easter Egg: Though never spoken in series, the first name of the X Middle School principal is shown on the door in the pilot episode: Dawn S. Folsom.
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Fillmore! / int_2c1f1138	type	He Who Fights Monsters
Fillmore! / int_2c1f1138	comment	He Who Fights Monsters: The Bully Get Back Crew. They start with harmless stunts like throwing paper balls and pouring liquid on people but they cross the line when they try to paper mache one of their victims and threaten to destroy a multi-thousand dollar computer network over a confiscated modem.
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Fillmore! / int_2e8441c9	type	The Bad Guy Wins
Fillmore! / int_2e8441c9	comment	The Bad Guy Wins: Discussed at the end of "Test of the Tested" where, while the Safety Patrol gets the tests back, the perp gets what they wanted too: Elliot only stole the tests in the first place to get the attention of his crush, who protested against the test. When she finds out, she's flattered.
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Fillmore! / int_30643e22	type	Bathroom Break-Out
Fillmore! / int_30643e22	comment	Bathroom Break-Out: In "Of Slain Kings on Checkered Fields", Checkmatey gets away from Ingrid by going to the bathroom, turning on the shower, and climbing out the window.
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Fillmore! / int_31da1e24	type	Shipper on Deck
Fillmore! / int_31da1e24	comment	Shipper on Deck: Wayne Ligget ships Fillmore/Ingrid. Without knowing Ingrid, only having read about her in Fillmore's letter.
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Fillmore! / int_31e2ad94	type	Kid Detective
Fillmore! / int_31e2ad94	comment	Kid Detective: A rare example of kid detectives acting like police investigators (thanks to the premise) rather than private investigators.
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Fillmore! / int_353f2b06	type	"Die Hard" on an X
Fillmore! / int_353f2b06	comment	"Die Hard" on an X: "A Cold Day at X". Fillmore is trapped inside the school during a blizzard and has to stop a gang of students who break in planning to steal the answer key to an upcoming test.
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Fillmore! / int_37141022	type	Can't You Read the Sign?
Fillmore! / int_37141022	comment	Can't You Read the Sign?: In "A Forgotten Yesterday", Fillmore is on a jetski in X's lake, and almost crashes into a buoy mounted with a sign that reads "Watch Out For Floating Signs".
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Fillmore! / int_38bf28e3	type	Engineered Public Confession
Fillmore! / int_38bf28e3	comment	Engineered Public Confession: In "South of Friendship, North of Honor", where Fillmore taunts the southern chief commissioner into a full confession, not realizing that Wayne Ligget was holding a microphone that broadcast his confession to the whole school. Fillmore also pulls this on a suspect, a sleeptalker in "A Forgotten Yesterday" by asking him while he's asleep (and sure enough, he does confess). The same episode has Fillmore setting up a sting that catches the episode's perpetrator in the end too.
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Fillmore! / int_3946634e	type	The Smart Guy
Fillmore! / int_3946634e	comment	Notably Ingrid, who is the smartest girl in school, is shown to not really care about the test, whereas the other "good test takers" are all obnoxious stereotypes of The Smart Guy who use words like "Machiavellian" and "reprobate" to describe the person who stole the tests and cry about them being lost to the point of needing a counsellor who says things like "they may have stolen your answer sheet, but they didn't steal the answers" while Ingrid cringes. On the other hand, the last may have just been the show turning yet another thing into Serious Business for the kids. There's also the fact that Ingrid mentions that those who wanted to take the test should not have had that denied them.
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Fillmore! / int_3b789458	type	Recurring Extra
Fillmore! / int_3b789458	comment	Recurring Extra: The show has a large cast of background characters with certain ones showing up in multiple episodes. Most of them end up as suspects, victims etc, in specific episodes.
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Fillmore! / int_3c0a4666	type	Noodle Incident
Fillmore! / int_3c0a4666	comment	Noodle Incident: A surprising amount for a series with only 26 episodes. For example, in "Foes Don't Forgive", Dewey's friend Kip Fontanello mentioned a "mustard incident" as a reason his mom deemed him too irresponsible to get a dog. Folsom tends to refer to these as reasons the Safety Patrol simply must solve cases — and make her look good.
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Fillmore! / int_3dd3951e	type	Cowboy Cop
Fillmore! / int_3dd3951e	comment	Cowboy Cop: Or as close to it as a Disney cartoon can go. As noted elsewhere, Fillmore pretends the rule book doesn't exist.
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Fillmore! / int_3e92ed3e	type	Groupie Brigade
Fillmore! / int_3e92ed3e	comment	Groupie Brigade: Checkmatey has one in "Of Slain Kings on Checkered Fields". Quite a few club leaders have one as well, like the head of the train club.
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Fillmore! / int_3eae625	type	Absurdly Powerful Student Council
Fillmore! / int_3eae625	comment	Absurdly Powerful Student Council: The Safety Patrol has the power to arrest and punish students, although they are inevitably called out on its failures and actions, and are almost always in danger of being dissolved by Principal Folsom. In "Links in a Chain of Honor" , the eighth grade student council President has the authority to buy truckloads of foam fingers for the school and is in charge of appointing the sixth grade student council officials rather than let them be chosen by election. The episode "A Forgetten Yesterday" also reveals that the student council can issue search warrants, while a student council president candidate in "Two Wheels, Full Throttle, No Breaks" indicates that he'd have the power to disband the safety patrol if he wins the election.
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Fillmore! / int_40cc0c7e	type	Bittersweet Ending
Fillmore! / int_40cc0c7e	comment	Bittersweet Ending: "Immune to All But Justice" has Fillmore and Ingrid successfully bust the Canadian diplomat's son and his crew for making the counterfeit baseball cards, but it turns out that Fillmore's love interest (who seemed like a reluctant participant who was trying to help from the inside) stole a bunch of the cards to sell for herself and Fillmore figures it out while they're on a date and breaks it off.
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Fillmore! / int_413e6726	type	Deliberately Cute Child
Fillmore! / int_413e6726	comment	Deliberately Cute Child: Invoked by Ingrid in order to charm a shopkeeper who has just closed his shop for the day to open it for her so she can ask questions pertinent to the case.
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Fillmore! / int_44606d14	type	Becoming the Mask
Fillmore! / int_44606d14	comment	Becoming the Mask: As an episode regarding the dangers of undercover work, it's not surprising that this trope is invoked, discussed, played straight and averted in "Red Robins Don't Fly".
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Fillmore! / int_44bed14c	type	Hostage Situation
Fillmore! / int_44bed14c	comment	Hostage Situation: A surprisingly disturbing one despite being adapted for the middle school setting occurs in "A Cold Day at X", where the leader of the students looking to steal a math test answer key threatens to freeze Fillmore's pet fish in the open air if he doesn't turn over the key.
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Fillmore! / int_44fc28e8	type	Honor Before Reason
Fillmore! / int_44fc28e8	comment	Honor Before Reason: In "Foes Don't Forgive", a magician is accused of stealing a robot dog during a magic trick. He refuses to explain how the trick is performed, even though doing so will help them solve the case, to honor the Magician's Code.
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Fillmore! / int_462ea851	type	Straw Fan
Fillmore! / int_462ea851	comment	Straw Fan: "The Unseen Reflection" has three different straw fangirls.
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Fillmore! / int_469e3e2f	type	In-Universe
Fillmore! / int_469e3e2f	comment	The In-Universe reaction to the fall of Robert Chestnut in "Links in a Chain of Honor". "Poor Romlo. Poor, poor Romlo..."
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Fillmore! / int_47fea76b	type	Butt-Monkey
Fillmore! / int_47fea76b	comment	Redheaded photographer who sometimes falls into Butt-Monkey status? Where have we seen that before?
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Fillmore! / int_482c31d4	type	No Hugging, No Kissing
Fillmore! / int_482c31d4	comment	No Hugging, No Kissing: Well, not completely. There's plenty of crushes and hugging among the secondary and one-off characters, but not between the main cast and there's no kissing other than Fillmore's old partner receiving a chaste congratulatory kiss on the cheek from a classmate after he gets promoted to School Patrol Sheriff. A lot of the villains are motivated by crushes, including in "Test of the Tested" and the girl who poisoned a beloved lab spider because she thought her crush dislikes taking care of it (he actually loves it).
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Fillmore! / int_496569e8	type	Race Against the Clock
Fillmore! / int_496569e8	comment	Race Against the Clock: In "Masterstroke of Malevolence", someone has defaced the Lobsterman at Port oil painting with a black marker. The art restorator tells Fillmore and Ingrid they need to find the specific marker used for the crime within twenty minutes so he can undo the damage before the ink dries and permanently ruins the painting.
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Fillmore! / int_49bde8a	type	Traintop Battle
Fillmore! / int_49bde8a	comment	Traintop Battle: In "Next Stop: Armageddon", Fillmore chases the perp of the week across the roof of a miniature train.
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Fillmore! / int_4a2de52e	type	Cruel Cheerleader
Fillmore! / int_4a2de52e	comment	Lorraine Almaden from "Nappers Never Sleep" was an example of the trope, but quit cheering due to having only taken it up to hang out with her former friend Biana, who turns out to be more of a Cruel Cheerleader.
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Fillmore! / int_4aaffbd5	type	I Never Said It Was Poison
Fillmore! / int_4aaffbd5	comment	I Never Said It Was Poison: This is how Fillmore discovers that Penny Madrid, a temporary love interest, was the one who stole the Cal Ripken baseball cards. How does Fillmore figure that out? After he's already caught the baseball-card-counterfeiting villain of that episode, he isn't satisfied, and he tells Penny that there are lots of baseball cards that are still missing. Penny tries to comfort Fillmore by telling him not to worry, the missing Cal Ripken cards will turn up sooner or later. But wait, how did Penny know they were Cal Ripken cards? Fillmore didn't even tell Penny what team the player belonged to, much less which specific player it was!
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Fillmore! / int_4c583974	type	A MacGuffin Full of Money
Fillmore! / int_4c583974	comment	A MacGuffin Full of Money: The briefcase full of smites (tokens found on dairy bars and packets of chips and used to buy basically anything a kid could want once enough of them are saved up) serves this function "The Currency of Doubt".
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Fillmore! / int_4e52a624	type	Screw the Money, I Have Rules!
Fillmore! / int_4e52a624	comment	Screw the Money, I Have Rules!: George, the main antagonist of "A Cold Day At X", immediately recognizes Fillmore as this sort of person, and when one of his wealthy fellow would-be test stealers suggests buying him off, George instantly shoots this down as an incredibly stupid idea:
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Fillmore! / int_4eaa9b84	type	Author Tract
Fillmore! / int_4eaa9b84	comment	Author Tract: The episode, "Test of the Tested" featured the students taking a standardized exam known as "The S.A.T.T.Y.9". One of the recurring dialogues of the episode is that standardized tests are not only ineffective, but are damaging and counterproductive for more creative children and for others who do not test well. Although the points about "bad test-takers" are actually pretty valid, the constant reiteration of the observation reaches Author Tract levels when pretty much every child who takes the test either gripes about how pointless it is, or, the children who actually want to take the test are depicted as rather neurotic overachievers. This might be a result of kids generally disliking tests and being willing to agree with whatever gives the results less dominance over their future, and the neurotic overachievers just being what they are as part of their character. Notably Ingrid, who is the smartest girl in school, is shown to not really care about the test, whereas the other "good test takers" are all obnoxious stereotypes of The Smart Guy who use words like "Machiavellian" and "reprobate" to describe the person who stole the tests and cry about them being lost to the point of needing a counsellor who says things like "they may have stolen your answer sheet, but they didn't steal the answers" while Ingrid cringes. On the other hand, the last may have just been the show turning yet another thing into Serious Business for the kids. There's also the fact that Ingrid mentions that those who wanted to take the test should not have had that denied them.
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Fillmore! / int_4ef92d0b	type	The Atoner
Fillmore! / int_4ef92d0b	comment	One of Fillmore's past crimes that really was shocking was crushing the school mini-golf team's spirits and taking all their clubs and trophies for not letting a delinquent like him try out. Naturally this one is later righted.
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Fillmore! / int_50b05d30	type	Disproportionate Retribution
Fillmore! / int_50b05d30	comment	Disproportionate Retribution: The culprit of "Field Trip of the Just" gets one of the harsher punishments in the series, despite being one of the more sympathetic culprits. On the other hand, the crime of the episode (poisoning a beloved lab pet to the point where people don't know if it will recover) was also one of the more serious crimes by this show's standards. Yet, earlier it's made clear that the harshness of the punishment is only because Principal Folsom takes the crime personally due to having a pet spider herself when she was a young girl. Principal Folsom also frequently threatens the Safety Patrol with this kind of thing (like shipping them to Kazakhstan) but naturally never follows through. She's offended when Fillmore alludes to a punishment she gave that wasn't as harsh as it could have been.
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Fillmore! / int_50f66629	type	Crazy-Prepared
Fillmore! / int_50f66629	comment	Crazy-Prepared: The villain in "Play On, Maestro, Play On" has contingencies for just about everything. This includes a trap that springs when he picks up his coat if the Safety Patrol should happen to capture him in his hideout.
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Fillmore! / int_537dd8fe	type	Affably Evil
Fillmore! / int_537dd8fe	comment	Affably Evil: Arthur Stanley of "Play On, Maestro, Play On." He's Faux Affably Evil instead when pretending to side with the Safety Patrol.
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Fillmore! / int_53c3fa83	type	Granola Girl
Fillmore! / int_53c3fa83	comment	Granola Girl: Stella Valencia from "A Dark Score Evened", who is so passionate about vegetarianism that she seems to protest the cafeteria food 24 hours a day. One of the members of X Middle School's alternative art club, The Starving Renoirs, is one of these. She makes projects from clay made of oatmeal hummus and unshelled buckwheat, dresses in stereotypical clothes, and doesn't believe in indoor plumbing.
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Fillmore! / int_53c5f30e	type	Happy Ending Override
Fillmore! / int_53c5f30e	comment	Happy Ending Override: For Wayne Liggett, who at the end of "Ingrid Third, Public Enemy No. 1" was shown to have a decent life in his new school in Tennessee with his partner Emily. By the time we next see him in "South of Friendship, North of Honor", he's knee-deep in the Patrol Sheriff's corruption and Emily has quit the force.
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Fillmore! / int_54c0edc	type	Unconventional Vehicle Chase
Fillmore! / int_54c0edc	comment	Unconventional Vehicle Chase: In one episode, Fillmore does a Flashed-Badge Hijack to commandeer a floor buffer to pursue a suspect.
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Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_54c0edc
Fillmore! / int_5586a766	type	Luminescent Blush
Fillmore! / int_5586a766	comment	Luminescent Blush: In "A Forgotten Yesterday", a flush appears on an angry Peabody's cheeks after he's insulted by Vallejo.
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Fillmore! / int_55af5099	type	Rube Goldberg Device
Fillmore! / int_55af5099	comment	Rube Goldberg Device: Part of the villain's signature in "Play On, Maestro! Play On!"
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Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_55af5099
Fillmore! / int_574c0dd2	type	Conveniently Placed Sharp Thing
Fillmore! / int_574c0dd2	comment	Conveniently Placed Sharp Thing: In "Codename: Electric Haircut", Fillmore is able to cut through his bonds with a CD that fell on him when he was being tied up.
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Fillmore! / int_580b8c1e	type	New Kid Stigma
Fillmore! / int_580b8c1e	comment	New Kid Stigma: When Ingrid Third transfers to X Middle School, everyone looks at her like she's something they've never seen before. Principal Folsom attempts to Defy this trope by having the school razz her onstage on her first day (as in, throw balls at her to get their hate for her out of their system). This just makes her REALLY dislike being there. Parnassus actually used this trope to frame Ingrid for detonating a Stink Bomb in the school in hopes of getting her expelled so she won't threaten his position as the smartest kid in school. This also comes up briefly in "Red Robins Don't Fly", where a cheerleader tells Ingrid that she's still too new to be allowed to attend her party.
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Fillmore! / int_58b16d6c	type	Motorcycle Dominoes
Fillmore! / int_58b16d6c	comment	Motorcycle Dominoes: In "Play On, Maestro, Play On", a kite yanks over a pushbike, triggering a domino chain of bicycles as part of the Rube Goldberg Device used in stealing the Ultrabox.
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Fillmore! / int_598ad6e2	type	Even the Guys Want Him
Fillmore! / int_598ad6e2	comment	Even the Guys Want Him: In "Of Slain Kings on Checkered Fields", when Checkmatey's groupies are tearing at his clothes, there's a male groupie there as well.
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Fillmore! / int_599f943f	type	Karma Houdini Warranty
Fillmore! / int_599f943f	comment	Karma Houdini Warranty: Parnassus in "Ingrid Third: Public Enemy No. 1" has his lackey take the blame for him when the evidence disappears and gets away with it, with his only punishment being that Fillmore gives him a stick of hot gum and he runs away in clear discomfort. While set up to become a recurring Arch-Enemy, he apparently is busted later on though because then he disappears never to be mentioned again after that.
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Fillmore! / int_5beef860	type	Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?
Fillmore! / int_5beef860	comment	Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: In "A Wurm in Our Midst," Tony Clementina has a phobia of heights so intense he refused to read Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator, and threw up during a showing of The Red Balloon.
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Fillmore! / int_5c1ec068	type	Big Red Button
Fillmore! / int_5c1ec068	comment	Big Red Button: The Trouble button that Turk pushes at Eliminatrix in "Field Trip of the Just".
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Fillmore! / int_5cb87beb	type	Sheet of Glass
Fillmore! / int_5cb87beb	comment	Sheet of Glass: Parodied. The characters run through a giant cube of gelatin, which also allows them to parody Slow Motion shots.
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Fillmore! / int_5ce7dbb9	type	Central Theme
Fillmore! / int_5ce7dbb9	comment	Central Theme: Redemption and Second Chances. Fillmore is only where he is today because someone looked past his delinquency, saw his potential, and allowed him to straighten up and joining up with the Safety Patrol. He does the same thing for Ingrid when she transfers to X Middle School. Similar things happens with a major character during an episode where they reach that major crossroad, they will either take up their offer of a second chance learning a valuable lesson, or squander that chance where they become an example of what not to be.
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Fillmore! / int_5ece868a	type	Consulting a Convicted Killer
Fillmore! / int_5ece868a	comment	Consulting a Convicted Killer: The episode "To Mar a Stall" is one big Shout-Out to The Silence of the Lambs. In it, Fillmore consults with Randall the Vandal, who is kept in a permanent state of detention, in order to gain insight into the mind of the mystery vandal 'Stainless'.
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Fillmore! / int_5f6c6cc1	type	Can't Get Away with Nuthin'
Fillmore! / int_5f6c6cc1	comment	Can't Get Away with Nuthin': Fillmore always gets chewed out for the collateral damage resulting from a chase, regardless of whether or not it was his fault. Similarly, the Safety Patrol as a whole is constantly getting chewed out by Principal Folsom. A boy who drew his name on toilet stalls is kept in solitary confinement. Crimes such as making false baseball cards will result in Fillmore hunting you down.
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Fillmore! / int_5fcedca	type	Big Eater
Fillmore! / int_5fcedca	comment	Big Eater: Fillmore. He even holds the school record for most sloppy joes eaten in one sitting. Also Joyce from "Of Slain Kings on Checkered Fields".
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Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_5fcedca
Fillmore! / int_5fdf73bc	type	Photographic Memory
Fillmore! / int_5fdf73bc	comment	Photographic Memory: Ingrid can't forget anything. While this is useful for investigations sometimes it backfires...
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Fillmore! / int_60665480	type	Clock King
Fillmore! / int_60665480	comment	Clock King: The villain in "Play On, Maestro, Play On" orchestrates crimes that rely on absolute precision timing.
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Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_60665480
Fillmore! / int_6168d81c	type	Mistaken Confession
Fillmore! / int_6168d81c	comment	Mistaken Confession: In multiple episodes, Fillmore and Ingrid chase a nervous suspect and exchange heated words with them about the crime that provoked the pursuit without realizing that the person is running for a different reason. In "Test of the Tested", the search for stolen test answers leads to two chases where different suspects (one of whom even rants about how unfair the test is) are carrying boxes they wonâ€™t turn over. One box has stolen tartar sauce from the cafeteria and the other has cheat sheets for the test. In "Cry the Beloved Mascot", the lobster mascot is missing and one suspect has a book about ways to feed kidnapped animals. They chase him down and demand to be taken to the stolen mascot. He complies, only for them to learn that he actually kidnapped a rival schoolâ€™s goat mascot. When he realizes they had no clue about that, he is initially confused about what they were after him for. Then he puts the pieces together and screams out that their beloved mascot has been stolen, alerting the whole school when the heroes were trying to keep that a secret.
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Fillmore! / int_62f9d08e	type	Freeze-Frame Bonus
Fillmore! / int_62f9d08e	comment	Freeze-Frame Bonus: The show is filled with them, often in the form of a Parental Bonus: In 'To Mar A Stall', the very first episode, when Fillmore fills Ingrid in on who Randall Julian is, one of the news articles that is shown on the computer says "BOOKS BACK, CLEMENTIA CAUGHT", which is from the third episode, 'A Wurm In Our Midst', indicating that the episode takes place before 'To Mar A Stall'. In "Next Stop: Armageddon", some students who are splattered with frosting when Fillmore crashes Folsom's birthday party are wearing shirts that say "Students Against Frosting". One chase scene has Fillmore crash into a piles of boxes from the "ClichÃ© Box Company", and another has him run through a banner that says "Hurrah for Banner Club!". In "Red Robins Don't Fly", you can see a sign on the front of Ingrid Third's house that says "I Don't Know Who's On Third's Porch".
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Fillmore! / int_6331ba26	type	Plot Hole
Fillmore! / int_6331ba26	comment	Plot Hole: In "Nappers Never Sleep", Fillmore tells Ingrid, when she mentions her sister, that he didn't know she had a sister, when she told him this at the very beginning of the episode and it's nowhere implied he was ignoring her or not paying attention. In "The Shreds Fell Like Snowflakes", Frank Bishop tells Fillmore that he thought about their earlier conversation, specifically what Fillmore said about innocent people getting hurt, and that's what made him decide to help despite not being fond of the Safety Patrol. Thing is, Fillmore never said anything to that effect during their conversation. In the climax of "The Shreds Fell Like Snowflakes", among the reasons the heroes start correctly suspecting Frank's sister are that she was the only other person who knew they were staking out the science fair and interfered with their surveilance. However, she wasn't around when they talked about staking out the science fair and also was never seen at the science fair except as the hooded figure Fillmore chases. In "Foes Don't Forgive", a major plot point is about how former delinquent Linus Santiago learned how to be a magician while serving a long-term detention. But according to "Wurm in Our Midst", students can't do anything during detention besides their homework.
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Fillmore! / int_659235a4	type	Train Escape
Fillmore! / int_659235a4	comment	Train Escape: The villain in "Next Stop: Armageddon" attempts the 'uncouple the train carriages' version to get away from Fillmore. On a miniature train.
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Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_659235a4
Fillmore! / int_6627695f	type	Author Appeal
Fillmore! / int_6627695f	comment	Author Appeal: Nearly every cake mentioned in the show has buttercream frosting.
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Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_6627695f
Fillmore! / int_66c51bf8	type	Buffet Buffoonery
Fillmore! / int_66c51bf8	comment	Buffet Buffoonery: Fillmore and his dad strategize about which foods to eat to get the most value for their money when planning on going to a buffet.
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Fillmore! / int_6774150c	type	If I Can't Have Youâ€¦
Fillmore! / int_6774150c	comment	If I Can't Have Youâ€¦: In "Nappers Never Sleep", the true culprit has this attitude, believing that if she doesn't get her best friend back, then Everett doesn't get his virtual pet back.
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Fillmore! / int_6b11ff57	type	Soapbox Sadie
Fillmore! / int_6b11ff57	comment	Soapbox Sadie: X Middle School has a few. Enid Quintara is passionate about ending the S.A.T.T.Y-9 test, to the point of protesting in front of Folsom's office.
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Fillmore! / int_6b35bdff	type	Serious Business
Fillmore! / int_6b35bdff	comment	Serious Business: This is really the main trope that fuels the humor for the show. Even though the cast is largely made up of kids in middle school, they treat their hobbies and school club activities as seriously as any adult character on Law & Order would treat their job.
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Fillmore! / int_6bc499da	type	Diplomatic Impunity
Fillmore! / int_6bc499da	comment	Diplomatic Impunity: With a Canadian diplomat's son and his counterfeit baseball card ring. Justified in that this isn't an actual universal rule, this was just something Principal Folsom decided on her own because she really didn't want a diplomatic incident after the last one.
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Fillmore! / int_6bfebfe2	type	Endangered Soufflé
Fillmore! / int_6bfebfe2	comment	Endangered SoufflÃ©: In "A Forgotten Yesterday", Fillmore "accidentally" ruins a rude suspect's souffle by popping an inflated paper bag.
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Fillmore! / int_6c62b1a8	type	Covered in Gunge
Fillmore! / int_6c62b1a8	comment	In "Next Stop: Armageddon", some students who are splattered with frosting when Fillmore crashes Folsom's birthday party are wearing shirts that say "Students Against Frosting".
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Fillmore! / int_71329e49	type	Turn in Your Badge
Fillmore! / int_71329e49	comment	Turn in Your Badge: In "A Forgotten Yesterday", Fillmore is suspended from the Safety Patrol when a cache of bootleg hall passes is found in his desk. Wayne ends up manipulated into this by his corrupt commissioner who places personal photos on Wayne's desk, claims it's a violation of protocol and demands Wayne's badge. This is revoked when Fillmore and Wayne bust him.
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Fillmore! / int_745bb9ab	type	Green Around the Gills
Fillmore! / int_745bb9ab	comment	Green Around the Gills: O'Farrell in "Next Stop, Armageddon". When he sees the sight of a model train wreck, a shade of green appears on each of his cheeks, as he gets the urge to throw up and heads for the restroom.
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Fillmore! / int_7a21fc07	type	New Old Flame
Fillmore! / int_7a21fc07	comment	New Old Flame: Penny to Fillmore in "Immune To All But Justice". She turns out to be a Fille Fatale as well.
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Fillmore! / int_7bf14666	type	And Now for Someone Completely Different
Fillmore! / int_7bf14666	comment	And Now for Someone Completely Different: "Masterstroke of Malevolence" is the only episode in which the culprit is an adult who has no ties to the school.
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Fillmore! / int_7ed1d007	type	Competition Coupon Madness
Fillmore! / int_7ed1d007	comment	Competition Coupon Madness: In "The Currency of Doubt", Tina and Toby are the stars of the school at both dancing and smoit-collecting. Smoits are tokens found on dairy bars and packets of chips used to buy basically anything a kid could want once enough of them are saved up. Their smoit stash goes missing, and Fillmore and Ingrid go undercover in X's steamy underground casino scene.
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Fillmore! / int_81ae45f2	type	Fantasy Helmet Enforcement
Fillmore! / int_81ae45f2	comment	Fantasy Helmet Enforcement: During the Flashed-Badge Hijack of skateboards, bikes, etc., the duo take the safety gear, too. Works against them in "This Savior, a Snitch" since Augie needs a helmet and gets one from the leader of one side in a mock war (it's the only one that fits his head). Cue the other side trying to pummel them with custard (which Augie is allergic to). In one episode, a perp hijacks an old-fashioned penny farthing bicycle and puts on what appears to be a wooden bike helmet.
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Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_81ae45f2
Fillmore! / int_823c6e3e	type	Large Ham
Fillmore! / int_823c6e3e	comment	Large Ham: While the major villains in the show avert this, (in contrast to most Disney media) "Mon Ami", speaks in such a manner. "The Shreds Fell Like Snowflakes" depends somewhat on this trope. The perp paid off her drama club friends to act traumatized after they shredded their own pet projects. Her motive was to get back at Vallejo, who she blames for her gifted profiler brother being expelled from the force.
Fillmore! / int_823c6e3e	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_823c6e3e	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_823c6e3e
Fillmore! / int_826ffcc8	type	Demonic Dummy
Fillmore! / int_826ffcc8	comment	Demonic Dummy: A toned-down children's version of the split personality variant happens in "Foes Don't Forgive". O'Farrell once suggests this of a "clobber goblin" toy, but Ingrid shuts the idea down by pointing out that they can only walk two steps before falling over.
Fillmore! / int_826ffcc8	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_826ffcc8	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_826ffcc8
Fillmore! / int_8271663b	type	Suspicious Ski Mask
Fillmore! / int_8271663b	comment	Suspicious Ski Mask A masked assailant ambushes Ingrid and Fillmore while wearing the mouthless version of this mask as well as a dark purple visor in "The Currency of Doubt." The masked person performs an impressive backflip over pile up of spilled baskets. Seeing Tina perform a similar move and finding out Larry, their prime suspect, has an alibi leads Fillmore to have a "Eureka!" Moment as he realizes that the masked assailant was not a guy, but a girl and this girl was likely Natasha who's acrobatic enough to perform such an impressive backflip. A fleeing suspect in "A Dark Score Evened" wears a full face version along with eye obscuring glasses. Fillmore later deduces that this suspect was part of a vigilante team and that the suspect in particular was Grover since he mentioned having a fear of non-dairy whipped topping. Something the suspect flinched at after running into Wilbur who was carrying a can of it while Fillmore and Ingrid pursued him.
Fillmore! / int_8271663b	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_8271663b	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_8271663b
Fillmore! / int_853df68b	type	Rail Enthusiast
Fillmore! / int_853df68b	comment	Rail Enthusiast: The model train club is full of rail enthusiasts, to the point of holding conventions and having a rivalry with the RC car club.
Fillmore! / int_853df68b	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_853df68b	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_853df68b
Fillmore! / int_85b1e741	type	Creepy Crossdresser
Fillmore! / int_85b1e741	comment	Creepy Crossdresser: Parnassus in "Ingrid Third: Public Enemy #1".
Fillmore! / int_85b1e741	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_85b1e741	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_85b1e741
Fillmore! / int_87bb6874	type	Villain with Good Publicity
Fillmore! / int_87bb6874	comment	Villain with Good Publicity: Aside from making the evidence disappear, Parnassus in "Ingrid Third: Public Enemy No. 1" is able to avoid punishment not only by having his dim-witted associate take the blame, but because Parnassus' accomplishments and services to the school are so good, Folsom refuses to believe he did anything wrong. Derrick Minna, A.K.A. Stingray.
Fillmore! / int_87bb6874	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_87bb6874	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_87bb6874
Fillmore! / int_87e661e8	type	Absurdly Spacious Sewer
Fillmore! / int_87e661e8	comment	Absurdly Spacious Sewer: The setting of one of many chase scenes.
Fillmore! / int_87e661e8	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_87e661e8	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_87e661e8
Fillmore! / int_8950ea66	type	"Strangers on a Train"-Plot Murder
Fillmore! / int_8950ea66	comment	"Strangers on a Train"-Plot Murder: "A Dark Score Evened", only without the murder.
Fillmore! / int_8950ea66	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_8950ea66	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_8950ea66
Fillmore! / int_89dcd4e	type	Small-Town Tyrant
Fillmore! / int_89dcd4e	comment	Small-Town Tyrant: Patrol Sheriff Thrift in "South of Friendship, North of Honor" is a parody of the stereotypical corrupt Southern sheriff.
Fillmore! / int_89dcd4e	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_89dcd4e	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_89dcd4e
Fillmore! / int_8ace85ef	type	Audience Surrogate
Fillmore! / int_8ace85ef	comment	Audience Surrogate: Being the new girl, Ingrid fills this role for most episodes. However, Fillmore becomes one when he visits his old partner Wayne in Tennessee in "South of Friendship, North of Honor".
Fillmore! / int_8ace85ef	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_8ace85ef	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_8ace85ef
Fillmore! / int_8c3241aa	type	One-Hour Work Week
Fillmore! / int_8c3241aa	comment	One-Hour Work Week: The kids at X don't seem to spend too much time in class. That or there's extremely long periods between classes and during lunch, and the kids all stay after school for various clubs and such. Fillmore and Ingrid visit the Smoit casino midday and there are plenty of kids there, implying either a generous lunch period or a whole lot of class cutting. On the other hand, almost every episode has someone late to a class or a club as an excuse.
Fillmore! / int_8c3241aa	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_8c3241aa	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_8c3241aa
Fillmore! / int_8c681acc	type	Third-Person Person
Fillmore! / int_8c681acc	comment	Third-Person Person: Derrick Minna in "Two Wheels, Full Throttle, No Brakes". He's constantly referring to himself as 'Derrick Minna', especially in his press conferences, and only ever uses the word "I" by immediately following it up with "Derrick Minna".
Fillmore! / int_8c681acc	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_8c681acc	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_8c681acc
Fillmore! / int_8cb4ea46	type	By-the-Book Cop
Fillmore! / int_8cb4ea46	comment	By-the-Book Cop: In "Ingrid Third: Public Enemy #1", Wayne Ligget, Fillmore's former partner, is said to be this in contrast with Fillmore's Cowboy Cop.
Fillmore! / int_8cb4ea46	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_8cb4ea46	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_8cb4ea46
Fillmore! / int_8e2aefd5	type	Red Live Lobster
Fillmore! / int_8e2aefd5	comment	Red Live Lobster: Subverted. The mascot of Filmore's school is a lobster, which, surprisingly, is shown as a brownish-green color. In one episode, the lobster mascot is kidnapped, and one of the suspects is caught with a lobster in a bag. A red lobster, which means it was cooked. Fortunately, it turns out not to be the mascot lobster.
Fillmore! / int_8e2aefd5	featureApplicability	-0.3
Fillmore! / int_8e2aefd5	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_8e2aefd5
Fillmore! / int_8e7835b3	type	Wunza Plot
Fillmore! / int_8e7835b3	comment	Wunza Plot: Like many police procedural tropes which are used in the series, Ingrid and Fillmore's partnership works on the principle that one's a smarter than average social outcast with a photographic memory and the other's a reformed juvenile delinquent.
Fillmore! / int_8e7835b3	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_8e7835b3	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_8e7835b3
Fillmore! / int_8f370b3d	type	Fandom Rivalry
Fillmore! / int_8f370b3d	comment	Fandom Rivalry: In-Universe. There are fan clubs dedicated to two separate novel series in "The Unseen Reflection", "Vampirita" and "Citizen Fang", who both mock and dismiss the other's choice of literature.
Fillmore! / int_8f370b3d	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_8f370b3d	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_8f370b3d
Fillmore! / int_9109ba86	type	Non-Giving-Up School Guy
Fillmore! / int_9109ba86	comment	Non-Giving-Up School Guy: Truant Officer Langley Turk in "Field Trip of the Just". He plunges all the way into Inspector Javert territory, hunting Fillmore all the across the city and ignoring the fact that Fillmore has a note from the principal permitting him to be out of school; having decided on the basis of Fillmore's old record that it must be a forgery.
Fillmore! / int_9109ba86	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_9109ba86	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_9109ba86
Fillmore! / int_9335ac5d	type	Misunderstood Loner with a Heart of Gold
Fillmore! / int_9335ac5d	comment	Misunderstood Loner with a Heart of Gold: Fillmore himself had shades of this in his delinquent days, as many of his crimes we know of (the rocket at the custard spill and the golf team thefts for example) were motivated by people not willing to give him a chance. The first person who did give him a chance, his former partner, showed his true nature.
Fillmore! / int_9335ac5d	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_9335ac5d	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_9335ac5d
Fillmore! / int_95713538	type	Outside Ride
Fillmore! / int_95713538	comment	Outside Ride: In "Codename: Electric Haircut", Fillmore clings to the back of the stolen lockers as they are being driven away, before climbing over the top to perform a High-Speed Hijack.
Fillmore! / int_95713538	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_95713538	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_95713538
Fillmore! / int_95b7c400	type	Faux Affably Evil
Fillmore! / int_95b7c400	comment	Faux Affably Evil: Arthur Stanley of "Play On, Maestro, Play On", when pretending to side with the Safety Patrol.
Fillmore! / int_95b7c400	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_95b7c400	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_95b7c400
Fillmore! / int_95b875b1	type	Not Me This Time
Fillmore! / int_95b875b1	comment	Not Me This Time: Sometimes occurs when a known troublemaker is actually not the Villain of the Week. Notable with Tony Clementina, who Fillmore wants to blame for a library book heist, when the perps are actually the school book club.
Fillmore! / int_95b875b1	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_95b875b1	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_95b875b1
Fillmore! / int_97919578	type	Class Trip
Fillmore! / int_97919578	comment	Class Trip: "Masterstroke of Malevolence", to the Modern Contemporary Natural History, Art, Science and Miniature Museum. Ironically not in "Field Trip of the Just" (Fillmore is given a pass out of school for an investigation instead.)
Fillmore! / int_97919578	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_97919578	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_97919578
Fillmore! / int_9aeabf25	type	The Family That Slays Together
Fillmore! / int_9aeabf25	comment	The Family That Slays Together: The Red Robins, not technically a family, but it's what makes them a "team".
Fillmore! / int_9aeabf25	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_9aeabf25	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_9aeabf25
Fillmore! / int_9f7c2eb7	type	Location Theme Naming
Fillmore! / int_9f7c2eb7	comment	Location Theme Naming: Most of the characters' last names are streets in San Francisco. Given that many of the streets themselves are surnames in the first place, the character's names usually sound quite normal.
Fillmore! / int_9f7c2eb7	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_9f7c2eb7	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_9f7c2eb7
Fillmore! / int_9f8a12d7	type	Who's on First?
Fillmore! / int_9f8a12d7	comment	In "Red Robins Don't Fly", you can see a sign on the front of Ingrid Third's house that says "I Don't Know Who's On Third's Porch".
Fillmore! / int_9f8a12d7	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_9f8a12d7	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_9f8a12d7
Fillmore! / int_a0434be6	type	Eerie Pale-Skinned Brunette
Fillmore! / int_a0434be6	comment	Eerie Pale-Skinned Brunette: Ingrid.
Fillmore! / int_a0434be6	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_a0434be6	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_a0434be6
Fillmore! / int_a1a143db	type	Nerdy Bully
Fillmore! / int_a1a143db	comment	Nerdy Bully: One shows up in "A Dark Score Evened". After the Bully Hunter team deal with some more traditional bullies, including a Jerk Jock and an Alpha Bitch, they deal with Horace, an obnoxious kid in the IT department who spends most of the episode mocking everyone for not being as good with computers as he is. Horace protests to the squad that he can't possibly be a bully because he's just a computer geek, but the squad points out that he's just as adroit at hurting people and making them feel small as their first victims.
Fillmore! / int_a1a143db	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_a1a143db	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_a1a143db
Fillmore! / int_a3509d95	type	The Password Is Always "Swordfish"
Fillmore! / int_a3509d95	comment	The Password Is Always "Swordfish": According to "Two Wheels, Full Throttle, No Brakes", 9 out of 10 kids use their birthday as their bicycle lock combination. It turns into a Chekhov's Gun since it later allows Fillmore to use Vallejo's bike in the chase scene.
Fillmore! / int_a3509d95	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_a3509d95	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_a3509d95
Fillmore! / int_a4be7043	type	Da Chief
Fillmore! / int_a4be7043	comment	Da Chief: Vallejo, with the voice and outfit to match.
Fillmore! / int_a4be7043	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_a4be7043	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_a4be7043
Fillmore! / int_a939d96a	type	Adults Are Useless
Fillmore! / int_a939d96a	comment	Adults Are Useless: Rarely will they give Fillmore the benefit of the doubt. Deconstructed with Leo during Masterstroke of Malevolence, as he's a security guard who's nothing but helpful to Fillmore and Ingrid's investigation, which is made suspect by how he's not doing anything on his own to find the vandal in spite of it being his job.
Fillmore! / int_a939d96a	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_a939d96a	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_a939d96a
Fillmore! / int_a9667a3b	type	Hero Insurance
Fillmore! / int_a9667a3b	comment	Hero Insurance: Becomes a plot point in one episode when Vallejo threatens to suspend Fillmore if he destroys anything else on his latest case.
Fillmore! / int_a9667a3b	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_a9667a3b	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_a9667a3b
Fillmore! / int_aa07ca54	type	Obfuscating Disability
Fillmore! / int_aa07ca54	comment	Obfuscating Disability: More than once, actually. Appears in both "Play On, Maestro, Play On" and "The Currency of Doubt".
Fillmore! / int_aa07ca54	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_aa07ca54	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_aa07ca54
Fillmore! / int_ab1659d5	type	Hero Stole My Bike
Fillmore! / int_ab1659d5	comment	Hero Stole My Bike: Occasionally scooters, rolling chairs, a golf cart, pogo sticks, and even a floor waxer.
Fillmore! / int_ab1659d5	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_ab1659d5	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_ab1659d5
Fillmore! / int_ac09dc0f	type	Alas, Poor Villain
Fillmore! / int_ac09dc0f	comment	Alas, Poor Villain: The In-Universe reaction to the fall of Robert Chestnut in "Links in a Chain of Honor". "Poor Romlo. Poor, poor Romlo..." In "Next Stop: Armageddon", the perpetrator of the train convention disaster is a beloved train enthusiast whose only motivation for doing so was to get his father's store enough business so that they wouldn't have to close down and move away. When the truth comes out, the perpetrator is kicked out of the train club and blacklisted from ever being involved again. However, Fillmore points out that despite all that, the perpetrator will remain in town with his family as they are still having business in their store.
Fillmore! / int_ac09dc0f	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_ac09dc0f	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_ac09dc0f
Fillmore! / int_ac12cde1	type	Bully Hunter
Fillmore! / int_ac12cde1	comment	Which makes some of the more serious crimes (the poisoning of a beloved lab pet, the Bully Hunter's later methods, someone trying to ruin Vallejo's career as commissioner, stealing all the books in the library) all the more shocking.
Fillmore! / int_ac12cde1	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_ac12cde1	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_ac12cde1
Fillmore! / int_ad22dd72	type	Elaborate University High
Fillmore! / int_ad22dd72	comment	Elaborate University High: X Middle School is massive, and it has all the industrial capabilities of a small city. Some common landmarks include a corn maze, large compost piles, a full-size theatre, at least two floors, a basement, easy roof access, a lake with a dock, an RC track, an events hall, a greenhouse, a huge pool, a bocce ball stadium, a multi-room Safety Patrol HQ, a hallway accessible sauna, and an orchard. That's not even counting the classrooms.
Fillmore! / int_ad22dd72	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_ad22dd72	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_ad22dd72
Fillmore! / int_ad641426	type	Trademark Favorite Food
Fillmore! / int_ad641426	comment	Trademark Favorite Food: Vallejo loves his hot cocoa, and can also usually be seen with some canned pasta on his desk in most episodes.
Fillmore! / int_ad641426	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_ad641426	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_ad641426
Fillmore! / int_ad66049e	type	Inspiration Nod
Fillmore! / int_ad66049e	comment	Inspiration Nod: The theme naming, in which the characters' names are streets in San Francisco, acknowledges the show's debt to the archetypal police procedural series The Streets of San Francisco, complete with the Quinn Martin-esque announcements ("Today's Episode: 'Immune To All But Justice'!") - and the Quinn Martin-esque episode titles (put the likes of "Next Stop, Armageddon" and "The Nineteenth Hole Is A Shallow Grave" in among the likes of "Image In A Cracked Mirror" and "Wind It Up And It Betrays You" and it would be hard for non-buffs to tell which are from the cartoon and which aren't.note The latter two are from Barnaby Jones and The FBI, if you're wondering.) Incidentally, The Streets Of San Francisco really did do an episode called "School Of Fear".
Fillmore! / int_ad66049e	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_ad66049e	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_ad66049e
Fillmore! / int_ae3d6438	type	Deadpan Snarker
Fillmore! / int_ae3d6438	comment	Deadpan Snarker: TQ from "The Unseen Reflection". Fillmore and (especially) Ingrid have their moments too.
Fillmore! / int_ae3d6438	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_ae3d6438	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_ae3d6438
Fillmore! / int_b01abe4f	type	Catchphrase
Fillmore! / int_b01abe4f	comment	Catchphrase: Fillmore's "Disco" and Third's "Crackers". When they find a perp, one of the two main characters, usually Fillmore, will often say, "It's over ____." When frustrated or upset, Fillmore says, "Dog" or "Snap". Occasionally, Ingrid will exclaim, "Ginchy" when she's onto something. Vallejo angrily yelling, "FILLMORE!"
Fillmore! / int_b01abe4f	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_b01abe4f	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_b01abe4f
Fillmore! / int_b063ec7d	type	Skeleton Key Card
Fillmore! / int_b063ec7d	comment	Skeleton Key Card: In "Test of the Tested", Ingrid uses her library card to spring the lock on the equipment storeroom in the basement of the gym.
Fillmore! / int_b063ec7d	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_b063ec7d	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_b063ec7d
Fillmore! / int_b5597166	type	Soul Brotha
Fillmore! / int_b5597166	comment	Soul Brotha: Fillmore, quite often.
Fillmore! / int_b5597166	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_b5597166	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_b5597166
Fillmore! / int_b572a91c	type	Cold Cash
Fillmore! / int_b572a91c	comment	Cold Cash: Or rather, a Cold Ledger in "A Forgotten Yesterday".
Fillmore! / int_b572a91c	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_b572a91c	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_b572a91c
Fillmore! / int_b5a47148	type	Captain Crash
Fillmore! / int_b5a47148	comment	Captain Crash: Fillmore. Any mode of transport he takes in a Flashed-Badge Hijack is just about guaranteed to end up in a wreck.
Fillmore! / int_b5a47148	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_b5a47148	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_b5a47148
Fillmore! / int_b6cebad3	type	Double Standard
Fillmore! / int_b6cebad3	comment	Double Standard: Invoked in "To Mar a Stall". While visiting Randal the Vandal in detention, Ingrid and Fillmore are asked to surrender any writing utensils. The guard gets pushy with Ingrid asking if she has any lipstick or eyeliner. Fillmore, deciding to mess with the guard a bit, tells him he doesn't have any eyeliner or lipstick either, thanks for asking. Of course, It Makes Sense in Context on the guard's part, because even those would be enough for Randall to use. A more subtle, series-wide example. Ingrid's delinquent past is never brought up after she officially becomes a patroller, even when it could be relevant (such as in "Red Robins Don't Fly" where it could have been an additional reason Vallejo feared Ingrid would join the Robins just like Malika); Fillmore on the other hand, even putting aside that he committed more than a few delinquent acts while a student of X, has several episodes where either people or actions from his delinquent past are brought up and form major parts of the plot. This despite the implication that some of Ingrid's exploits (including the ones involving stink bombs) were just as, if not more, damaging than Fillmore's.
Fillmore! / int_b6cebad3	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_b6cebad3	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_b6cebad3
Fillmore! / int_b7042372	type	Cycle of Revenge
Fillmore! / int_b7042372	comment	Cycle of Revenge: Discussed in "Code Name: Electric Haircut" and "A Dark Score Evened" to talk down the culprits before they cross the point of no return.
Fillmore! / int_b7042372	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_b7042372	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_b7042372
Fillmore! / int_b7b1aa73	type	And Then What?
Fillmore! / int_b7b1aa73	comment	And Then What?: Used against the culprit in "Play on Maestro, Play on".
Fillmore! / int_b7b1aa73	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_b7b1aa73	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_b7b1aa73
Fillmore! / int_b7d89879	type	Flashed-Badge Hijack
Fillmore! / int_b7d89879	comment	Flashed-Badge Hijack: The Safety Patrol regularly commandeer citizen vehicles during chase scenes.
Fillmore! / int_b7d89879	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_b7d89879	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_b7d89879
Fillmore! / int_b7e74b77	type	Five-Token Band
Fillmore! / int_b7e74b77	comment	Five-Token Band: You may have noticed the black protagonist, Latino chief, Asian (officially Japanese-American) forensics whiz and Italian-American ...whatever it is Anza does (one episode implies he's a bodyguard). Ingrid may or may not be at least 1/2 Japanese- or Chinese-American. "A Cold Day at X" has a brief bit of dialogue that indicates her dad may be of this ancestry. Her dark hair, pale skin, and almond-shaped eyes — though they are green — support this as well. O'Farrell is probably Irish-American or a combination of Scottish-Irish. He even wears a kilt in an episode or two.
Fillmore! / int_b7e74b77	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_b7e74b77	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_b7e74b77
Fillmore! / int_ba5bbda5	type	Mirror Character
Fillmore! / int_ba5bbda5	comment	Mirror Character: Malika and Ingrid. Malika was even once a Safety Patrol member sent to infiltrate the Red Robins. However, Ingrid ultimately makes a different choice than Malika did. Ingrid is tempted as Malika was, but ultimately Ingrid completes her assignment.
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Fillmore! / int_bb7dceca	type	Arson, Murder, and Lifesaving
Fillmore! / int_bb7dceca	comment	Arson, Murder, and Lifesaving: Frequently played straight and sometimes inverted. The Bully Get Back Crew's crimes consist of: Destroying a girl's fashion line, attempting to destroy a computer system, cocooning a girl in toilet paper...and throwing paper balls at some jocks.
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Fillmore! / int_bcbf7aef	type	Plucky Comic Relief
Fillmore! / int_bcbf7aef	comment	Plucky Comic Relief: O'Farrell, an upbeat and enthusiastic character who supplies many of the funniest moments in the show. Not all of them on purpose.
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Fillmore! / int_bd65ee92	type	Girl Scouts Are Evil
Fillmore! / int_bd65ee92	comment	Girl Scouts Are Evil: In "Red Robins Don't Fly", the Red Robins - X Middle School's version of the Girl Scouts - are running a protection racket.
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Fillmore! / int_bd88000	type	High-Speed Hijack
Fillmore! / int_bd88000	comment	High-Speed Hijack: At the start of "Codename: Electric Haircut", Fillmore jumps from his skateboard on to the back of a stolen bank of lockers that are being towed by a golf cart before clambering over the lockers into the golf cart to fight the driver.
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Fillmore! / int_bd8bc1dd	type	Mini-Golf Episode
Fillmore! / int_bd8bc1dd	comment	Mini-Golf Episode: The episode "The Nineteenth Hole is a Shallow Grave" is dedicated to Fillmore (who was an excellent mini-golf player in his delinquent days) going undercover when mini-golf players at the school appear to be throwing their matches. Like everything else in the series, mini-golf is treated as Serious Business, with everyone taking it as seriously as professional golf.
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Fillmore! / int_bedecc55	type	Scout-Out
Fillmore! / int_bedecc55	comment	Scout-Out: The Red Robins in "Red Robbins Don't Fly", who are running a protection racket.
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Fillmore! / int_bf1a54d9	type	Indy Hat Roll
Fillmore! / int_bf1a54d9	comment	Indy Hat Roll: In "Masterstroke of Malevolence", Fillmore and Ingrid slide under the closing security door in the museum as they chase after Leo.
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Fillmore! / int_c42400d1	type	Gamer Chick
Fillmore! / int_c42400d1	comment	Gamer Chick: Ingrid is shown to be one in "Play On Maestro, Play On". She also remote controls a robo fighter from home in another episode to help Fillmore.
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Fillmore! / int_c45beb12	type	Academy of Adventure
Fillmore! / int_c45beb12	comment	Academy of Adventure: X Middle School can probably be considered the school every kid would want to attend. It's absolutely massive to the point of absurdity, with a diverse student body and faculty ranging from normal to insanely cool while also being a little insane in of themselves. Their after-school activities range from the typical (like the book club or the chess club) to the highly specific (like the model train club and the sandwich club), with all the facilities to accommodate them, including an Olympic size swimming pool. That's not even getting into the premise of the series where the school's Safety Patrol acts as the police force, and they have to regularly chase troublemakers around the school.
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Fillmore! / int_c4976d7c	type	Vehicular Sabotage
Fillmore! / int_c4976d7c	comment	Vehicular Sabotage: While working a case to recover a binder full of term papers, Fillmore has the brake lines in his bicycle replaced with ketchup and mustard dispensers.
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Fillmore! / int_c541e8f3	type	SympatheticCriminal
Fillmore! / int_c541e8f3	comment	Sympathetic Criminal: Some of the culprits have motives that are understandable and even outright sympathetic. That said, the characters only look at them as sympathetic, not justified.
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Fillmore! / int_c59cfa2e	type	Felony Misdemeanor
Fillmore! / int_c59cfa2e	comment	Felony Misdemeanor: A lot of the "crimes" in the show are pretty overblown, as one would expect from a parody of cop shows set in a school. Like virtual pet-napping. Or stealing tartar sauce packets from the cafeteria. Which makes some of the more serious crimes (the poisoning of a beloved lab pet, the Bully Hunter's later methods, someone trying to ruin Vallejo's career as commissioner, stealing all the books in the library) all the more shocking. One of Fillmore's past crimes that really was shocking was crushing the school mini-golf team's spirits and taking all their clubs and trophies for not letting a delinquent like him try out. Naturally this one is later righted.
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Fillmore! / int_c617ae0e	type	All-Cheering All the Time
Fillmore! / int_c617ae0e	comment	All-Cheering All the Time: In "Codename: Electric Haircut", one of the cheerleaders has the habit of spelling out her emotions. A former cheerleader in disguise later gives herself away by spelling something out during routine conversation.
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Fillmore! / int_c7502712	type	Way Past the Expiration Date
Fillmore! / int_c7502712	comment	Way Past the Expiration Date: The end of one episode has all the Safety Patrollers hanging out at Ingrid's house. O'Farrel is eating raw cookie dough out of a carton that the others remark is decades old. Ingrid goes on to recite the ingredients from memory and reassures him that the dough contains enough preservatives to "outlast the Sphinx".
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Fillmore! / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Fillmore! / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: The show often includes homages to other stories that probably went over the heads of a lot of the younger audience members. For example, there's the genius art student turned graffiti artist kept in "a permanent state of detention" without access to art supplies, known by the name "Randal the Vandal". From the same episode: the plot revolves around toilets being graffitied, and types of art. One pretentious character remarks, when busted "Yes! I draw toilets. Beautiful toilets. The perfect marriage of form and function, of style and substance, of water and porcelain." There's a very famous (and originally very controversial) piece known as the Fountain, a urinal tagged with R Mutt. The original was destroyed, but remains immortalized in a photograph. One wonders how much the writers and animators were making a tribute to their art history classes... There's also a PokÃ©mon reference in the early Season 1 episode "Test of the Tested" when Fillmore and Ingrid are chasing after Augie Samson and they run through a cheer practice. The cheer director remarks that the pyramid the cheerleaders make is "as solid as a Geodude using its Harden attack". In the model train episode, a subplot is focused on the death of Fillmore's goldfish. The goldfish is named "Thelonious". Later, he gets a replacement, and calls it "Miles". In one episode, Fillmore and Ingrid interrogate the son of a Canadian diplomat, who rubs Fillmore the wrong way. On his way out, Fillmore "accidentally" knocks over a bottle of maple syrup, spilling it over the floor, then said, "Oh, I'm sorry. Did I do that?" In another episode, Fillmore "accidentally" ruins another rude suspect's souffle by popping an inflated paper bag, then states the same line. In the same episode, Ingrid runs a distraction by posing as an eco rights activist for pine trees. One of her lines is "Who speaks for the trees!?" If loving Checkmatey is a crime, then I plead guilty in the first degree! Principal Fulsom also says Checkmatey "-can make those bishops dance like Britney with a boa." Ingrid says she has an eggplant that looks like Fred Durst.
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Fillmore! / int_c78560a2	type	Stolen by Staying Still
Fillmore! / int_c78560a2	comment	Stolen by Staying Still: When Fillmore visits his former partner Wayne's school and all of the pralines the school was planning to sell get stolen mysteriously from a secured brick vault, Fillmore and Wayne eventually figure out that the pralines have actually been hidden inside the vault itself, their boxes painted the color of brick (with food coloring to prevent anyone from smelling paint) and stacked up against the wall.
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Fillmore! / int_c89f0472	type	Troperiffic
Fillmore! / int_c89f0472	comment	Troperiffic: Concerning Cop Shows, at least, to the point that one can predict the entire episode from the basic premise.
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Fillmore! / int_c93ae7fc	type	High-Dive Escape
Fillmore! / int_c93ae7fc	comment	High-Dive Escape: Done literally in the opening sequence. Fillmore and Ingrid are cornered by a pair of thugs on top on a high diving board. They look at each other, and then turn and jump off the board into the pool.
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Fillmore! / int_ca8a5ba2	type	One-Track-Minded Artist
Fillmore! / int_ca8a5ba2	comment	One-Track-Minded Artist: One pretentious character in "To Mar a Stall" remarks, when busted, "Yes! I draw toilets. Beautiful toilets. The perfect marriage of form and function, of style and substance, of water and porcelain."
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Fillmore! / int_caa28b82	type	Cloudcuckoolander
Fillmore! / int_caa28b82	comment	Cloudcuckoolander: O'Farrell certainly has a unique perspective on life. Wayne's Safety Patrol office in Tennessee has one (see "South of Friendship, North of Honor".) His name is Jeter. Like O'Farrell, he's a redhead. Also like O'Farrell, he tends to hyper-focus on weird or minor details. When Fillmore questions him about the events surrounding the crime of the week, for instance, he starts with a description of his favorite sandwich.
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Fillmore! / int_d01a97fb	type	E = MC Hammer
Fillmore! / int_d01a97fb	comment	E = MC Hammer: In episode 9, Fillmore and Ingrid visit a pre-algebra class, after the teacher pulls up a screen, there are several problems displayed on the board, none of which are pre-algebra problems, such as "x-y=16" which has infinite solutions and other complex, multi-variable solutions that would be way too complex for a middle school pre-algebra class.
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Fillmore! / int_d0bf8a6d	type	No Periods, Period
Fillmore! / int_d0bf8a6d	comment	No Periods, Period: Subtly averted: in a scene in "To Mar A Stall", you can clearly see a tampon container inside a girl's bathroom stall.
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Fillmore! / int_d129e13e	type	"Eureka!" Moment
Fillmore! / int_d129e13e	comment	A masked assailant ambushes Ingrid and Fillmore while wearing the mouthless version of this mask as well as a dark purple visor in "The Currency of Doubt." The masked person performs an impressive backflip over pile up of spilled baskets. Seeing Tina perform a similar move and finding out Larry, their prime suspect, has an alibi leads Fillmore to have a "Eureka!" Moment as he realizes that the masked assailant was not a guy, but a girl and this girl was likely Natasha who's acrobatic enough to perform such an impressive backflip.
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Fillmore! / int_d13eb235	type	Occidental Otaku
Fillmore! / int_d13eb235	comment	Occidental Otaku: TQ Shrader is obviously caucasian, but is heavily invested in Japanese culture with the food he eats, the way he dresses, mannerisms and tea ceremonies. Worth noting that he has no visible interest in anime and manga, and is more akin to a "classical otaku" that is interested in Japanese traditions before its modernization.
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Fillmore! / int_d148b019	type	Mundane Made Awesome
Fillmore! / int_d148b019	comment	Mundane Made Awesome: The show runs on it. Special mention goes to Checkmatey, the hip-hop spouting, fangirl-attracting chess player.
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Fillmore! / int_d260f885	type	Fighting Back Is Wrong
Fillmore! / int_d260f885	comment	Fighting Back Is Wrong: In an episode about a serial Bully Hunter, the bullies are indeed presented as being bad people. But the hunter targeting the bullies with pranks in a manner similar to a G-rated version of a serial killer is presented as being just as bad, if not worse. It should perhaps be noted that this example actually calls out the potentially broken message of the trope. Filmore chides the Bully Hunters for taking extremes against their tormentors, they retort that he's telling them to just sit back and take their abuse. Filmore points out there are other more lawful ways to deal with these problems, talk to guardians or seek assistance from the teachers.
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Fillmore! / int_d75b5f08	type	Moving Angst
Fillmore! / int_d75b5f08	comment	Moving Angst: In the episode "Next Stop, Armageddon" this is the motive of the culprit, Oscar Guirerro, who sabotaged a model train exhibition held by X Middle School. Basically, his parents owned a store that catered to model train enthusiasts, but business isn't doing too well due to local tastes shifting towards remote controlled cars. As a result, the family intended to move to a different city where they expect the market to be more hospitable towards model trains. Oscar didn't want to leave, and so sought to cancel the move by sparking enough business for the model train shop, and did so by setting up a Disaster Dominoes of the school's model train exhibition, with the ensuing destruction forcing the participants of the exhibition to buy replacement trains and tracks from the shop.
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Fillmore! / int_d7e73aea	type	Mustache Vandalism
Fillmore! / int_d7e73aea	comment	Mustache Vandalism: This is the 'crime' committed in "Masterstroke of Malevolence". Fillmore and Third must discover the identity of the vandal before the ink dries so the restorer can identify the brand of marker used and save the portrait. The episode plays with the trope in an interesting way, as the 'vandal' turns out to be the portrait's original artist who considers the mustache to be a key missing feature of the picture.
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Fillmore! / int_d855a477	type	NotSoHarmless
Fillmore! / int_d855a477	comment	Not So Harmless: While most of the culprits are completely harmless, Francine Bishop nearly kills Fillmore. Twice. Though the first time she probably doesn't plan it.
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Fillmore! / int_dcb40127	type	The Killer Was Left-Handed
Fillmore! / int_dcb40127	comment	The Killer Was Left-Handed: In "The Shreds Fell Like Snowflakes", the hall monitors find that someone has been shredding other students' important papers. From the angle of the shreds, they determine which hand the shredder used to place the papers in. Turns out, it was all of the victims, working together to frame a non-existent shredder. Also used in "To Mar A Stall". Fillmore and Third figure out that the person who defaced the bathrooms had to be left-handed because of the way their letters overlapped. The girl who did it was mad that they weren't using the brushed steel she'd argued for over 50 times.
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Fillmore! / int_dcbe8a6e	type	Chekhov's Gunman
Fillmore! / int_dcbe8a6e	comment	Chekhov's Gunman: Kids present during a Batman Cold Open are occasionally prominent during the main plot of an episode and, on a series-wide scale, several minor characters from earlier episodes later have guest starring roles later on, although whether the creators always meant to use them that way or not is unclear. For example,Alexandria Quarry is a Recurring Extra until the finale and episode 2, "Test of the Tested," has Augie Salmon (who is put in witness protection as the main plotline of episode 24, "This Savior, a Snitch") as a minor suspect and also features background cameos from Lorranie Almaden (a major suspect in episode 7, "Nappers Never Sleep" after also getting a notable but incidental cameo in episode 3) and Maryanne Green (a cheerleader who witnesses the opening crime in episode 15, "The Shreds Fell Like Snowflakes", and is the best friend of the girl who goes missing in episode 22, "Codename Electric Haircut") .
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Fillmore! / int_dd77ba72	type	Yellow Sash of Power
Fillmore! / int_dd77ba72	comment	Yellow Sash of Power: Downplayed with the Safety Patrol's orange sash. While the Safety Patrol is essentially treated like the school's police force and the sash is the equivalent of a policeman's shield, it has very tight limits on authority and an abundance of accountability.
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Fillmore! / int_e28f88b8	type	Last-Name Basis
Fillmore! / int_e28f88b8	comment	Last-Name Basis: Nearly all of the Patrollers; Ingrid is the only one consistently called by her first name. Made into a joke in one episode, where when Folsom announces Vallejo's reappointment to Jr. Commissioner of the Safety Patrol, the microphone squeaks when she says his first name.
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Fillmore! / int_e303d198	type	Whole-Plot Reference
Fillmore! / int_e303d198	comment	Whole-Plot Reference: "A Cold Day at X", "Two Wheels, Full Throttle, No Brakes", "Immune to All But Justice" and "To Mar A Stall" are essentially kid-friendly versions of Die Hard, Gone in 60 Seconds (2000), Lethal Weapon 2 and The Silence of the Lambs respectively.
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Fillmore! / int_e34400ab	type	Ambiguously Gay
Fillmore! / int_e34400ab	comment	Ambiguously Gay: Nelson Kelloch, Checkmatey's opponent in "Of Slain Kings on Checkered Fields", likes a boy band called the Dancey Lads, makes collages of them from magazines in his spare time, and claims he wouldn't give up playing chess against Checkmatey for anything "save maybe front-row tickets to Dancey Lads." In the same episode, Checkmatey has a crowd of screaming fangirls who find him cute... and one fanboy. O'Farrell, who sometimes shows a penchant for rather girly things and acts effeminate. In "Red Robins Don't Fly," he also begs to be sent undercover as a member of the Red Robins. He bought the wig and everything, and wears the whole outfit during a staff meeting.
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Fillmore! / int_e4ba33fc	type	Disaster Dominoes
Fillmore! / int_e4ba33fc	comment	Disaster Dominoes: The destruction of the train convention in "Next Stop: Armageddon". One model train goes off the track, shattering the model cliff face and derailing the second one on that display, which flings a carriage across the room to hit the Martian-themed track. This sets off the working rocket they had included for some reason, sending the circus display's Ferris wheel spinning into the hot dog cart, knocking it over and spilling water across the floor. People start slipping on the water and knocking over tables with more trains and dioramas on them, and everything ends up in pieces.
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Fillmore! / int_e5421161	type	Expy
Fillmore! / int_e5421161	comment	Expy: Randal Julian ("Randal the Vandal") is an obvious kid Expy of Hannibal Lecter ("Hannibal the Cannibal"). Redheaded photographer who sometimes falls into Butt-Monkey status? Where have we seen that before? Vampire related thriller series that took a hardline dip in quality whose author has started to crank them out shockingly fast and focus more on "romance"? Are we describing episode 21's novel series or Anita Blake? Checkmatey in "Of Slain Kings on Checkered Fields" is something of a seventh-grade expy of Eminem, minus the profanity.
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Fillmore! / int_eb251937	type	Dirty Cop
Fillmore! / int_eb251937	comment	Wayne ends up manipulated into this by his corrupt commissioner who places personal photos on Wayne's desk, claims it's a violation of protocol and demands Wayne's badge. This is revoked when Fillmore and Wayne bust him.
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Fillmore! / int_eb6912	type	Pretty Fly for a White Guy
Fillmore! / int_eb6912	comment	Pretty Fly for a White Guy: Checkmatey, X Middle School's rapping chess grandmaster in "Of Slain Kings on Checkered Fields" is cacuasian.
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Fillmore! / int_ed914e98	type	Tricked into Signing
Fillmore! / int_ed914e98	comment	Tricked into Signing: Fillmore tricks Commissioner Vallejo into signing a requisition form for an expensive new set of walkie-talkies by almost knocking a lamp down on him and then confusing him with slang. It Makes Sense in Context.
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Fillmore! / int_eeaeb6df	type	Appeal to Obscurity
Fillmore! / int_eeaeb6df	comment	Appeal to Obscurity: "Who's Charles Laskey?" (Also a Genius Bonus.)
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Fillmore! / int_f0e340fd	type	Lost in the Maize
Fillmore! / int_f0e340fd	comment	Lost in the Maize: "Two Wheels, Full Throttle, No Brakes". Of course X Middle School has its own corn maze. Why wouldn't it?
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Fillmore! / int_f168fc9d	type	Pet's Homage Name
Fillmore! / int_f168fc9d	comment	Pet's Homage Name: Fillmore has a goldfish named Thelonius (after jazz musician Thelonious Monk). After Thelonious dies, he is replaced by a goldfish named Miles (after Miles Davis).
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Fillmore! / int_f178203a	type	Inspector Javert
Fillmore! / int_f178203a	comment	Inspector Javert: Truant Officer Langley Turk in "Field Trip of the Just".
Fillmore! / int_f178203a	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_f178203a	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_f178203a
Fillmore! / int_f285c53f	type	Ninja Log
Fillmore! / int_f285c53f	comment	Ninja Log: In "Play On, Maestro, Play On", Fillmore goes to tackle the Ultra-Box thief only to find the thief has somehow put his jacket, wig and tray on a dummy.
Fillmore! / int_f285c53f	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_f285c53f	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_f285c53f
Fillmore! / int_f33316f1	type	Crazy People Play Chess
Fillmore! / int_f33316f1	comment	Crazy People Play Chess: Checkmatey, the X Middle School chess champion, can be considered a mild case of this.
Fillmore! / int_f33316f1	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_f33316f1	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_f33316f1
Fillmore! / int_f438b11b	type	Who's Laughing Now?
Fillmore! / int_f438b11b	comment	Who's Laughing Now?: Grover Brady, Becca Baccadero, Wilbur and Stella Valenzia made a pact while in detention and formed a "bully payback squad" to turn the tables on the people who have bullied them time and time again.
Fillmore! / int_f438b11b	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_f438b11b	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_f438b11b
Fillmore! / int_f5a3e496	type	Suspiciously Similar Substitute
Fillmore! / int_f5a3e496	comment	Suspiciously Similar Substitute: The episode "South of Friendship, North or Honor" has a southern Expy of O'Farrell named Jeeter at the school of Fillmore's former partner, Wayne. He's goofy, he doesn't get a lot of respect by his fellow Safety Patrollers, and ends up helping Fillmore and Wayne find evidence that his Safety Patrol commissioner is dirty.
Fillmore! / int_f5a3e496	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_f5a3e496	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_f5a3e496
Fillmore! / int_f5cf8381	type	Hit Them in the Pocketbook
Fillmore! / int_f5cf8381	comment	Hit Them in the Pocketbook: "The Nineteenth Hole is a Shallow Grave" features a non-monetary example. The X Safety Patrol are ordered to end their investigation of a mini golf match fixing operation when they inadvertently traumatize Principal Folsom's nephew. However, Ingrid realizes that they can still stop the culprit by having Fillmore, who's been playing in the latest tournament undercover, continue playing and win so that the culprit will lose all of his bets and his massive comic book collection. The plan works and the perp not only loses his entire collection, but is also arrested when one of his victims finally musters the courage to testify.
Fillmore! / int_f5cf8381	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_f5cf8381	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_f5cf8381
Fillmore! / int_f627b434	type	Platonic Life-Partners
Fillmore! / int_f627b434	comment	Platonic Life-Partners: Throughout the whole series there is never even a single hint that Fillmore and Ingrid want to be more than friends.
Fillmore! / int_f627b434	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_f627b434	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_f627b434
Fillmore! / int_f788b2c5	type	Love Makes You Evil
Fillmore! / int_f788b2c5	comment	Love Makes You Evil: Despite the show being mostly No Hugging, No Kissing, the episodes "Test of the Tested", "Nappers Never Sleep", and "Field Trip of the Just" reveal crushes as the perps' underlying motives.
Fillmore! / int_f788b2c5	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_f788b2c5	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_f788b2c5
Fillmore! / int_f9f2c33	type	Running Gag
Fillmore! / int_f9f2c33	comment	Running Gag: Ingrid gives mention on multiple occasions to her "photographic memory". Folsom threatening to "turn the Safety Patrol into ____!" if they fail. Fillmore causing serious damage to school property while chasing after a culprit.
Fillmore! / int_f9f2c33	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_f9f2c33	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_f9f2c33
Fillmore! / int_fabef10f	type	Don't Explain the Joke
Fillmore! / int_fabef10f	comment	Don't Explain the Joke: O'Farrell has this problem in "A Wurm in Our Midst".
Fillmore! / int_fabef10f	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_fabef10f	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_fabef10f
Fillmore! / int_fbc1a68d	type	Low Clearance
Fillmore! / int_fbc1a68d	comment	Low Clearance: In "Next Stop: Armageddon", the perp of the week pulls a Train Escape by uncoupling the engine of a miniature train from the carriages, leaving Fillmore behind him. However, he stands up to gloat and takes himself out as the engine enters a tunnel.
Fillmore! / int_fbc1a68d	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_fbc1a68d	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_fbc1a68d
Fillmore! / int_fd4f8299	type	Well-Intentioned Extremist
Fillmore! / int_fd4f8299	comment	Well-Intentioned Extremist: Some of the criminals from time to time.
Fillmore! / int_fd4f8299	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_fd4f8299	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_fd4f8299
Fillmore! / int_name	type	ItemName
Fillmore! / int_name	comment
Fillmore! / int_name	featureApplicability	1.0
Fillmore! / int_name	featureConfidence	1.0
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fillmore! / int_name
Fillmore! / int_name	itemName	Fillmore!

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Fillmore!	hasFeature	A MacGuffin Full of Money / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Absurdly Powerful Student Council / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Academy of Adventure / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	African-American Media / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	All-Cheering All the Time / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Appeal to Obscurity / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Arson, Murder, and Lifesaving / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Artist Disillusionment / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Author Tract / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Bathroom Break-Out / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Bathroom Stall Graffiti / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Big Secret / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Book Dumb / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Breaking News Interruption / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Buffet Buffoonery / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	â€¦But He Sounds Handsome / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	By-the-Book Cop / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Canon Welding / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Can't Get Away with Nuthin' / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Can't You Read the Sign? / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Captain Crash / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Character Title / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Chess Motifs / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Class Princess / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Class Trip / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Clock King / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Clueless Deputy / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Cold Cash / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Competition Coupon Madness / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Consulting a Convicted Killer / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Conveniently Placed Sharp Thing / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Conveyor Belt o' Doom / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Corrupt Hick / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Crunchtastic / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Cut Lex Luthor a Check / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Da Chief / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Deliberately Cute Child / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	"Die Hard" on an X / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Diplomatic Impunity / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Disaster Dominoes / int_18916544
DisneyChannelAnimatedUniverse	seeAlso	Fillmore!
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Elaborate University High / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Endangered Soufflé / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Even the Dog Is Ashamed / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Every Car Is a Pinto / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Excited Show Title! / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fake-Out Fade-Out / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fan Disillusionment / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fantasy Helmet Enforcement / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fast-Roping / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fictional Painting / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Fighting Back Is Wrong / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	First-Name Ultimatum / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Five-Token Band / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Flashed-Badge Hijack / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Former Teen Rebel / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Genre Throwback / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Girl Scouts Are Evil / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Girls Love Chocolate / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Good Hair, Evil Hair / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Good Old Ways / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Groupie Brigade / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Hannibal Lecture / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Hates the Job, Loves the Limelight / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Hero Antagonist / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Hero of Another Story / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	High-Dive Escape / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	High-Speed Hijack / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Hit Them in the Pocketbook / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Hollywood Spelling / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Illegal Gambling Den / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	I'm Standing Right Here / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	In a Worldâ€¦ / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	In the Hood / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Indestructible Edible / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Indy Hat Roll / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Inspector Javert / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Instrumental Theme Tune / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Jumping the Shark / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Juvenile Hell / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Kid Detective / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	"Kiss the Cook" Apron / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Like Brother and Sister / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Location Theme Naming / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Lost in the Maize / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Loud Last Name / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Lovable Alpha Bitch / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Low Clearance / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Mini-Golf Episode / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Mistaken Confession / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Most Common Card Game / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Most Writers Are Adults / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Motorcycle Dominoes / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Moving Angst / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Mustache Vandalism / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Nerdy Bully / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	New Kid Stigma / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	New Neighbours as the Plot Demands / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Ninja Log / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	No Hugging, No Kissing / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Non-Giving-Up School Guy / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Not-So-Phony Psychic / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Obfuscating Disability / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Occidental Otaku / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	One-Track-Minded Artist / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Outside Ride / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Painful Rhyme / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Perky Goth / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Perverse Sexual Lust / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Pet's Homage Name / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Photographic Memory / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Platonic Life-Partners / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Pom-Pom Girl / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Preemptive "Shut Up" / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Race Against the Clock / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Rapid-Fire Typing / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Real Song Theme Tune / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Red Live Lobster / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Reference Overdosed / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Reformed Criminal / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Rube Goldberg Device / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Saturday-Morning Cartoon / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	School Clubs Are Serious Business / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	School Stories / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Scout-Out / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Skeleton Key Card / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Skepticism Failure / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Stage Magician / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Stolen by Staying Still / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	"Strangers on a Train"-Plot Murder / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Straw Fan / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Student Council President / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Taking the Heat / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Tastes Like Disdain / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Terrible Artist / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	The Illegible / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	The Killer Was Left-Handed / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	The Not-Love Interest / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	The Password Is Always "Swordfish" / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	The Profiler / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	The Scapegoat / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	These Gloves Are Made for Killin' / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	They Fight Crime! / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Throwing Off the Disability / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Token Good Cop / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Too Good to Last / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Too Incompetent to Operate a Blanket / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Too Much Information / int_18916544
ToonDisney	seeAlso	Fillmore!
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Toxic Friend Influence / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Train Escape / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Traintop Battle / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Tricked into Signing / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Unconventional Vehicle Chase / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Unexplained Accent / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Uninvited to the Party / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Vehicular Sabotage / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Ventriloquism / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Vigilante Militia / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Way Past the Expiration Date / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Weaponized Allergy / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Western Animation of the 2000s / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	What Do You Mean, It's Not Didactic? / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Wondrous Ladies Room / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Young Entrepreneur / int_18916544
Fillmore!	hasFeature	Vampire-Werewolf Love Triangle / int_18916544

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