The Sick Episode trope as used in popular culture. A character comes down with an illness, and may be bedridden. This may be in order to pad out the season, ...

13 янв. 2023 г. · Double-Meaning Title: "Sick" can mean "medically ill", and the plot is centered around events and concerns related to the COVID-19 pandemic, or ...

Share the Sickness: A sick character tries to give their disease to others. Sick Captive Scam: A captive fakes illness or injury to get the drop on his captor. Disability Tropes · Injury Tropes · Bloody Tropes · Psychology Tropes

The disease can be anything from non-terminal but debilitating conditions like anemia to invariably-fatal issues like organ failure.

Being sick is no fun. There's the symptoms that can vary from annoying (rashes, sneezing) to downright terrible (lethargy, vomiting), and having to follow ...

Sabrina: The Animated Series has Sabrina get sick with a disease called Witch-itis which involves green tongue, coughing, sneezing, and Power Incontinence.

A character comes down with a serious illness, and may be bedridden. This may be in order to pad out the season, to provide an excuse as to why that character ...

A character will pretend to be sick (otherwise known as malingering). Most often, this is to avoid something unpleasant at school or work.

The Getting Sick Deliberately trope as used in popular culture. A character may sometimes attempt to get themselves sick deliberately in fiction.

If they are sick, their nose (and less often, their cheeks as well) will be bright red, to show the audience that they're sick.