History Main / AstonishinglyAppropriateInterruption

* ''MadMagazine'' did an 'ultimate rhyming advertisement' by overlapping real advertising slogans:

* ''MonstersInc.'': Mike is wooing Celia over dinner, telling her: "Just the other day, someone asked me who is the most beautiful girl in all of Monstropolis, and I said...(Mike notices Sullivan peeking through the window) Sully?" Celia is understandably not too pleased.

And Ex-Lax... makes the going great

* ''ShaunOfTheDead'' has an example similar to the Mad Magazine entry above, as well as Ed interrupting a quasi-lover's quarrel with appropriate annoyed grunts.

* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Balto}}: Wolf Quest'', Balto is reluctant to give his and Jenna's puppies up for adoption. He discusses his feelings with her while said puppies and Boris the snow goose are playing in the background.
-->'''Jenna''': Each one of our children [[LetHerGrowUpDear have their own lives to live]]. It's our job to love them, and then...
-->'''Boris''' (being chewed on by the puppies): LET GO!!!

* ''BlazingSaddles'': The preacher is commencing his sermon when a bundle of dynamite is thrown through the window:

--> '''Costas''': You afraid that I will make fuck to you. But I only ask you to come on boat. Different thing. Boat is boat. Fuck is... (Sees Shirley) ...''Fuck''.

* In Buffy:

* Venezuelan SketchShow ''{{Cheverisimo}}'' had a lot of sketches in that vein. The most famous of those was one where a pair talked about third person and their naïveté (or about some naive act they committed themselves), and when they were to say "because I/you/he/she/them are such a..." they were always interrupted by a bag salesman crying "Bolsa!". (In Venezuela, "bolsa", besides his "bag" meaning, is also an euphemism for "idiot" or "naively dumb").

-->'''Natalie Teeger:''' Maybe the Captain saw something... ''[Randy turns around, revealing that he has grown a mustache]'' ...unusual. What is that?
-->'''Lt. Randall Disher:''' What?
-->'''Natalie Teeger:''' On your face! On your lip!
-->'''Adrian Monk:''' It looks a little bit like a [[BadassMustache mustache]].
-->'''Lt. Randall Disher:''' Well, I'm in charge. It comes with the job. ''[Monk and Natalie continue to stare at him, dumbstruck]'' Okay, you're making me a little uncomfortable.

-->'''Adrian Monk:''' God, I can't wait to see his face!

* Happened in ''{{Daria}}'':

-->'''Shrek:''' What? ''[[AnnoyingArrows (looks to see there's an arrow sticking out of his backside)]]'' [[MajorInjuryUnderreaction Oh, will you look at that.]]

* ''BlazingSaddles'': The preacher is commencing his sermon as a bundle of dynamite is thrown through the window:

* ''{{Spaceballs}}'': The Minister is interrupted during the wedding...twice:

* ''{{Ratatouille}}'':

* In the first ''{{Futurama}}'' movie:

* In ''{{Balto}}: Wolf Quest'', Balto is reluctant to give his and Jenna's puppies up for adoption. He discusses his feelings with her while said puppies and Boris the snow goose are playing in the background.

** Also: "Boys, before we eat, don't forget to thank the lord for this bountiful... PENIS!"

* In ''ThePrincessAndTheFrog'', Naveen has just landed in a swamp, and he is explaining to Tiana about why he is penniless although a prince: "My family cut me off for being a [sees leech attached to his elbow] ''[[InstantLeechJustFallInWater LEECH]]''!"

-->'''Amy:''' "When she walks, she's like a samba that swings so cool and sways so gentle that when she passes, each one she passes goes..."
-->'''Sheldon:''' (Knock, knock, knock) Amy? (Knock, knock, knock) Amy? (Knock, knock, knock) Amy?
* The "''Series/{{Mastermind}}''" [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0C59pI_ypQ sketch]] by TheTwoRonnies where the contestant answers the question before last.
* {{Frasier}}: "No one's going to sell me on anything. Those exercises only helps people who lack self-awareness. I, for one, am...[winces in pain] God Almighty!" (Niles responds with "Well, no wonder you're stressed; you've got a whole universe to run!")

--> '''Teacher:''' "And then George Washington said (*cue Jane*) "Young Lady you're tardy."

--> '''Interviewer:''' "Why don't you tell me a little bit about why you'd like to be a substitute teacher?"
--> '''Ian:''' "Well, I really really love...BALLS!"

A variant of this is when the conversation after the change of subject is ''not'' what the speaker had been about to say, or the interrupter is another person, but the two parts still make perfect sense as a sentence when pieced together.

** Sitting at the dinner table, he looks over his mom's shoulder and sees the giant's hand in the kitchen. "Oh my God! Uh- Oh, my God, we thank you for this food. And- STOP! ...the devil... from doing bad things?"
** This troper's favorite part of the prayer was when Hogarth sees the giant's arm crawling through the kitchen over his mom's shoulder and he yells, "GET OUT OF HERE- ... Satan..."

* ''ScottPilgrimVsTheWorld'': "I don't think that anything will get in the way of how I- ''Shit!''"

* Subverted in [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gqx0u-0zG8c this Smosh episode.]]

* Often inverted hilariously on the "Whose Line" sketch of ''WhoseLineIsItAnyway'', a game where performers have to perform a skit and, at various times, pull out some lines previously written by the audience and use them as if they were what they had been about to say. Much of the humour in this game involves totally storyline-inappropriate lines being pulled out, and the performers trying to segue them in with the rest of the performance. In [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iy0eY1oregU this game]], for example, Ryan Stiles had to say he was dressed as a French maid during Davy Crockett's last stand at the Alamo due to one of the pre-written lines.

* ''ShawnOfTheDead'' has an example similar to the Mad Magazine entry above, as well as Ed interrupting a quasi-lover's quarrel with appropriate annoyed grunts.

* ''SeanOfTheDead'' has an example similar to the Mad Magazine entry above, as well as Ed interrupting a quasi-lover's quarrel with appropriate annoyed grunts.

* ''NoisesOff'': At one point, a character quietly moving about backstage inadvertently shouts "OH MY GOD!"... precisely on cue.

* In ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' episode, "The Scorpion's Tale", Lisa is wandering through the desert reading a book about the dangerous wildlife, ending with (paraphrased)

* Happened in Daria: