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Artistic License Law Enforcement: Dog River would most likely have an RCMP detachment instead of its own department (which was the original plan, but they couldn't get approval to do so).

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Get the kids hooked on the meth and the crack cocaine, 'cause once they're hooked on that, you know what's next: marijuana. Does she do drugs? That's a valid inquiry.īrent: Maybe she doesn't want us in the coffee shop 'cause she's turning the whole place into a methamphetamine lab. Hank: Is it so unreasonable to be curious about a new person in town? Does she have a criminal record? That's a reasonable question. When Emma tricks Lacey into delivering her soup order:.Emma watches the ambulance pull away and says, "Same damn thing every year." At the end of the episode, Brent climbs onto a shaky ladder to take down some mistletoe, time for another ambulance cut. Emma again tells Oscar to be careful with the knives, so Oscar gives them to a very young Brent, cut to an ambulance.

Emma says her eggnog tastes off and Oscar tells her to drink it anyway, cut to an ambulance. Emma tells Oscar to be careful with the sharp carving knives, cut to an ambulance. The first three are flashbacks to previous Christmases.

The Christmas episode "Merry Gasmas" uses this trope four different times.

In particular, Brent and Lacey aren't dating and never did, Brent is still 40 years old despite having reached that age back in 2008, Wanda's son Tanner is still a young boy despite being ready for college in the movie, Karen appears to not be married or have a child, and Lacey still acts like and is treated as a newcomer despite having been in Dog River for over a decade at this point.

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Alternate Continuity: The animated series seems to ignore the events of the movie and much of the original series in general.Almost Famous Name: When a strange man comes into the Ruby in "The Eight Samurai", Brent exclaims, "Look everybody, it's Al Gore!" This prompts Lacey to point out that the man in question looks nothing like Al Gore, and Brent in turn must clarify that his surname is spelled "Goar" and he sells fertilizer for a living.All Just a Dream: The last episode of the fourth season, "Gopher It", is actually just a really long Imagine Spot after Hank is told to think about his idea.Wanda starts acting scared of him, but Lacey gets all dreamy and high school crush-like. All Girls Want Bad Boys: Parodied in "Dark Circles" when Brent starts wearing a black uniform shirt.In the finale, when the characters discover that Brent has been going into the city to perform stand-up comedy:īrent: Hey, is your truck burning oil? Like more than usual?.He later decides to talk to her about it, which gives us the line "What kiss? You mean when you hit me in the face with your lips?" When he tries to do it with Emma, he accidentally kisses her on the lips instead. Accidental Kiss: After watching a French movie, Hank starts greeting people by kissing them on the cheeks.In "Grad '68", Hank denies ever having had a mullet, but a flashback scene in "Final Countdown" reveals the truth he did have a mullet at some point during the last 20 years, and it was very spiky.In "Bend It Like Brent", we see an old audition tape that Wanda made for a college broadcasting course, and she's sporting a heavily teased and sprayed hairstyle."Lacey Borrows" has a doubleheader in a flashback scene: Brent with his feathered hair on a date with a girl who has puffy permed hair.Brent: I looked like a fat Shaun Cassidy.