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''[[Radio Free Roscoe]]'' was a Teen Drama that aired between 2003 and 2005 on The-N (now known as [[Teen Nick]]) in the United States and on ''Family'' in Canada. From the co-creator of ''[[The Adventures of Pete and Pete]]'', it was about the exploits of four teenagers who ran and DJ-ed their own [[Buccaneer Broadcaster|pirate radio]] station in response to Cougar Radio, their school's radio station:
* Ray Brennan ("Pronto") - An easygoing jokester, who has been in love with Lily since they were kids.
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The show ran two seasons of 26 episodes, and never quite touched the popularity of The-N's top show, ''[[Degrassi the Next Generation]]''. It is still a pretty good alternative as it's not as melodramatic (though can get preachy at times).
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* [[Aborted Declaration of Love]]: Ray and Lily to each other at various points.
* [[Adults Are Useless]]: Or completely evil.
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* [[Smoking Gun]]: A cell-phone picture captured by Travis of Kim Carlisle attempting to frame RFR with "RFR RULES" graffiti. Sent directly to Kim so that she can make a [[Last-Minute Reprieve]] and convince Principal Waller to call off the resultant witch hunt.
* [[Stealth Insult]]: Done in the first episode.
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'''Robbie:''' Did the [[White Stripes]] wait till they were ready [to play in front of people]? No! }}
* [[The Stoic]]: Travis
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* [[This Means War]]: Exact words declared by Ray when Kim Carlisle steals an RFR segment.
* [[Token Minority Couple]]: It turns out that Robbie, the only black guy in school, starts having feelings for Kim, the only black girl in school.
* [[Two Words: Obvious Trope]]: Used twice in "Radio Wars"; subversion of [[The Fool]] variation, as the speaker realizes and admits his mistake immediately. The first exchange:
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'''Kim Carlisle''': Um, sir -
'''Principal Waller''': Yeah, I know. It was four words. }}
* [[Victorious Childhood Friend]]: {{spoiler|Ray finally getting with Lily in the end}}.
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