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Dr. Cockroach Ph.D.: [about B.O.B.] Forgive him, but as you can see, he has no brain. B.O.B.: Turns out, you don't need one! Totally overrated! As a matter of fact, I don't even- [B.O.B. then forgets how to breathe] — Monsters vs. Aliens. In real life, having your brain physically removed from your body means you are dead.
See also, Beauty, Brains, and Brawn, a feminine variation of the Trope with a third member — a Beauty — added, Strong Girl, Smart Guy, for when the Brawn is a girl and the Brains is a guy, and Smart Jerk and Nice Moron where the Brains is the Smart Jerk while the Brawn is the Nice Moron. A Technician/Performer Team-Up often has the ...
The Boy is a 2016 horror film starring Lauren Cohan. Cohan portrays Greta, an American woman on the run from a bad situation at home. She winds up in England and accepts a job as a nanny for an eccentric old couple, the Heelshires.
A description of tropes appearing in Boy (2010). Boy is a 2010 dramedy directed by Taika Waititi. In late 1984, 11-year old Alamein Ranginui (called "Boy") …
About a Boy. "No man is an island." A 1998 novel (set in 1993 and 1994) by Nick Hornby, About a Boy was adapted into a 2002 film directed by Chris and Paul Weitz, starring Hugh Grant and Nicholas Hoult and featuring a soundtrack album by Badly Drawn Boy. Apathetic bachelor Will, who lives comfortably off of the royalties from a popular ...
Western Animation. Real Life. Who Even Needs a Brain? Everything About Fiction You Never Wanted to Know. Main. All Subpages. Create New. Dr. Cockroach Ph.D.: [about B.O.B] Forgive him, but as you can see, he has no brain. B.O.B.: Turns out, you don't need one. — Monsters vs. Aliens (B.O.B. then forgets how to breathe.)
