The Wham Episode trope as used in popular culture. The point in a series where the story takes a sudden dramatic turn. Things will never be quite the same … WhamEpisode / Live-Action TV · Western Animation · WhamEpisode / Video Games

A Wham Line is a line of dialogue that radically alters a scene. A scene is headed in one direction, then the line is uttered. Wham Episode · Wham Shot · WhamLine / Live-Action TV · Laconic

A Wham Episode radically alters a Story Arc. A Wham Line is a line that radically alters a scene. A Wham Shot is the purely visual version. WhamShot / Live-Action TV · WhamShot / Film

Wham! was an English pop duo, consisting of George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley. Michael and Ridgeley met in secondary school, where they founded and played in ...

One Piece loves giving its audience a good wham, so here's a recap. Due to the nature of Wham Episodes being spoileriffic in nature, all spoilers are ...

Wham Episodes in Video Games. Due to the nature of the trope, UNMARKED SPOILERS ahead. The following games and franchises have their own pages.

An episode or two (or multiple) that changes everything you know about the cast. It goes without saying, but beware of spoilers.

Wham Line is a spoileriffic trope by its very nature, so spoiler tagging every example would be pointless. Advertisement: open/close all folders. Super Rookies ...

A Wham! Line is a line of dialogue that radically alters a scene. A scene is set up, plays out as expected, a line totally at odds with the established tone of ...

The otherwise rather average "Cold Blood" turns into a Wham Episode in the last five minutes thanks to two big wham moments: First, companion Rory is shot ...