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Shoehorn
Shoehorn verb - To fit (people or things) into a tight space.
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- Agito: Project G4 isn't an Alternate Continuity, though it's difficult to place within the TV series continuity, leaving it up to Fanon to shoehorn the movie in.
Source: Non-Serial Movie - In My Name Is Earl, Earl's prison warden forced him to shoehorn a green message into their scared straight program, although it's out of place and would heavily derail the message of their skit.
Source: Writer Revolt - In the first place, you've got to shoehorn these existing characters into a new premise that doesn't quite fit them.
Source: Post-Script Season
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