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4 days ago · Published: May 7, 2024. Definition: A trope is a common theme, motif, or pattern that recurs across various creative works. It is often used to convey particular concepts or narrative elements recognizably. Directors and screenwriters sometimes use movie tropes to provide audiences with familiar experiences or subvert expectations.
4 days ago · Media Finder. When you find yourself trying to remember a show (or any works) that's on the tip of your tongue but just out of reach, come here - the collective brain of the TVTropes community can probably help. Post all the details you can remember (examples help). If you're looking for a trope, head over to Trope Finder.
6 days ago · A couple of weeks ago I found a trope where a media has a trope in it but acknowledges it's downer qualities as well and the image for it had a comic of "Tom and Jerry" and it featured Jerry hitting Tom in the head with a hammer and then getting arrested for it. Can someone please tell me what it is?
1 day ago · Summary. Doctor Who and Star Trek in the '60s laid the foundation for 1970s sci-fi TV creations that still hold up visually and in creativity. Shows like The Tomorrow People and Blake's 7 ...
1 day ago · 1. Enemies to Lovers. One of the most popular romance tropes that women love is the enemies to lovers. There's something so entertaining about watching two characters who started off hating each ...
3 days ago · Maisie Williams in The New Look Apple TV+. The impression that the Holocaust was an anomaly, perpetrated by avatars of rootless evil, isn’t just a comforting misapprehension. With fascist ...
Predates AI nonsense, from TV Tropes UNSOLVED Ok this is an unusual request that I've been meaning to post for like a year, because I've got the series title and the author, but I cannot the books themselves nor any record of their existence outside of a couple of mentions on TV Tropes.
