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A series about a Jerk With a Heart of Jerk who still manages to get laid very often. This Canadian sitcom casts Jason Priestley as Richard "Fitz" Fitzpatrick, a used-car salesman with no morals to speak of. Until he is introduced to Larry (Ernie Grunwald) , the living personification of his own conscience. The show started in September, 2010 and is still ongoing.

Tropes used in Call Me Fitz include:

Anthropomorphic Personification: Larry, of Fitz's conscience.
Anything That Moves
Aw, Look -- They Really Do Love Each Other: Meghan and Fitz's parents as of 2x7.
Bi the Way: Kara who is "not bipolar(...)but she is bicurious".
Bomb Throwing Anarchist: Kara turns into one of these.
Cluster F-Bomb: Often enough.
In the Blood: Ken, Richard, and Meghan have a certain personality type...
Les Yay: Kara.
Magic Realism: Larry, Fitz's conscience in an otherwise realistic show.
Meaningful Name: What was the diminutive of Richard again?
Morality Pet: Fitz's love for Ali.
- Elaine's love of Fitz and Ken.
Organ Theft: One of Larry's kidneys is stolen when he decides to take the place of Fitz, who bailed out.
Playing Against Type: This is not the Jason Priestley you remember.
Sexy Secretary: Sonja insists that she is more than this.
Soundtrack Dissonance
The Stoner: Josh is a textbook example
Xanatos Gambit: How Fitz's mom got her car back.

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 A series about a [[Jerk With a Heart of Jerk]] who still manages to get laid very often. This Canadian sitcom casts Jason Priestley as Richard "Fitz" Fitzpatrick, a used-car salesman with no morals to speak of. Until he is introduced to Larry (Ernie Grunwald) , the living personification of his own conscience. The show started in September, 2010 and is still ongoing.
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