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* ''WesternAnimation/AtlantisTheLostEmpire'': [[spoiler: Roarke]] gives the Atlantean King to the count of ten to show him where the Heart of Atlantis is hidden.
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* ''WesternAnimation/AtlantisTheLostEmpire'': [[spoiler: Roarke]] gives the Atlantean King to the count of ten to show him where the Heart of Atlantis is hidden.hidden; he immediately stops when he sees the symbol on the king's throne is indeed the Heart.
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* ''Series/{{Victorious}}'': In the climax of "The Worst Couple" when Beck admits to Jade their relationship is not working out, Jade orders him to come get some food with her; she walks outside Tori's door and begins to count to ten; should she reach ten and he does not join her, she will go home and they're over. At first Beck follows, but then Trina plows him down to stop him; once Beck stands, he hesitates by the time Jade gets to ten, leaving the two heartbroken as Jade leaves, signifying their breakup.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Rugrats}}'': In the beginning of the "All Growed Up" MadeForTVMovie, when the babies hide in a closet with Angelica's "tapyoke machine", Angelica gives them until the count of ten to give it back to her or else she'll unleash her wrath. She begins counting, but starts saying random numbers higher and lower after one another, giving the babies a chance to construct their own time machine to escape to the future so they'll be safe; once Angelica finally says "Ten!", the machine activates and they are transported to the future when they are teenagers.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'': In "Somepony to Watch Over Me", the Chimera does this, with one animal head saying each number, as they prepare to chase Apple Bloom.
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"Come on now... Wouldn't you much rather read up on RuleOfThree, TimedMission, JustInTime, RaceAgainstTheClock, ExactTimeToFailure, or JackBauerInterrogationTechnique, which are all somewhat related to this trope? Or maybe you'd like to look through InsufferableGenius or UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist - the kinds of people who are often on the recieving end of this trope. And the ArrogantKungFuGuy also gets this a lot, but he actually lets the counter get to three before demonstrating that he knows kung fu. At least have a look at KnightTemplarParent, which is one type of character who often employs this trope. And this is not to be confused with OnThree."
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"Come on now... Wouldn't you much rather read up on RuleOfThree, TimedMission, JustInTime, RaceAgainstTheClock, ExactTimeToFailure, or JackBauerInterrogationTechnique, which are all somewhat related to this trope? Or maybe you'd like to look through InsufferableGenius or UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist - the kinds of people who are often on the recieving receiving end of this trope. And the ArrogantKungFuGuy also gets this a lot, but he actually lets the counter get to three before demonstrating that he knows kung fu. At least have a look at KnightTemplarParent, which is one type of character who often employs this trope. And this is not to be confused with OnThree."
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"Don't try to defy me! This technique is very effective. Parents, especially SitCom parents, use this technique to keep their kids in line all the time! And it's most definitely based on a very effective [[TruthInTelevision real-life]] technique! Sure, the kids always defy their parents at one, but then we get to..."
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"Don't try to defy me! This technique is very effective. Parents, especially SitCom parents, use this technique to keep their kids in line all the time! And it's most definitely based on a very effective [[TruthInTelevision real-life]] technique! All it takes is a slow [[RuleOfThree count to three]] delivered in TheMomVoice. Sure, the kids always defy their parents at one, but then we get to..."
