Clock on
Show
Show verb - To present so as to invite notice or attention.
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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Most notably, there's a clock on the back wall of the stage: When it ticks over to 11:11, the show starts; when it moves to 11:12, the show ends.
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Call Back: In the pilot episode, upon discovering Stan can talk, the camera zooms in on a clock on the wall to show Avery and Tyler spending an hour just staring at Stan with mouths open.
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The Mind Screw properties of the ending are probably due to the production staff having to wrap up the series at warp speed to beat the clock on the show's cancellation.
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