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** [[Administrivia/TropesAreFlexible Not strictly speaking a toy]], but in "Death by Persuasion" one VictimOfTheWeek is murdered when a remote control delivery drone drops a razor sharp carving knife on him.
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** [[Administrivia/TropesAreFlexible Not strictly speaking a toy]], but in "Death "[[Recap/MidsomerMurdersS19E5 Death by Persuasion" Persuasion]]" one VictimOfTheWeek is murdered when a remote control delivery drone drops a razor sharp carving knife on him.
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** In "Shot at Dawn", a remote control toy car filed with explosives is run up alongside an old man in a wheelchair, although his friend manages to hurl it away before it explodes. [[spoiler:The old man was actually the killer and was faking an attempt on his life to divert suspicion. As he had the remote control, he was sure not to detonate the bomb until it was well away from him.]]
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** In "Shot "[[Recap/MidsomerMurdersS11E1 Shot at Dawn", Dawn]]", a remote control toy car filed with explosives is run up alongside an old man in a wheelchair, although his friend manages to hurl it away before it explodes. [[spoiler:The old man was actually the killer and was faking an attempt on his life to divert suspicion. As he had the remote control, he was sure not to detonate the bomb until it was well away from him.]]
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* Mexican telenovela "Muchachitas" main villain, Federico Cantú, uses remote control toy car filled with explosives as his signature attack. He was obsessed with cars, both real and toys, since in his childhood he was very poor and his first toy car was stomped by a bully in school. Then later, he killed some people with these bombs, the most significant one was, precisely, his school bully, who he pursues using the RC bomb and cornered in a place where, finally, he tried to stomp on the car just as it exploded.
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* Mexican telenovela "Muchachitas" main villain, Federico Cantú, uses remote control toy car filled with explosives as his signature attack. He was obsessed with cars, both real and toys, since in his childhood he was very poor and his first toy car was stomped by Oscar, a bully in his school. Then later, he killed some people with these bombs, the most significant one was, precisely, his school bully, Oscar, now a business rival, who he pursues using the RC bomb and cornered in a place where, finally, he tried to stomp on the car just as it exploded.explodes.
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* Mexican telenovela "Muchachitas" main villain, Federico Cantú, uses remote control toy car filled with explosives as his signature attack. He was obsessed with cars, both real and toys, since in his childhood he was very poor and his first toy car was stomped by a bully in school. Then later, he killed some people with these bombs, the most significant one was, precisely, his school bully, who he pursues using the RC bomb and cornered in a place where, finally, he tried to stomp on the car just as it exploded.
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* Just about every movie Andy Sidaris has ever made. Mostly toy helicopters armed with real missiles, but exploding RC cars and toy boats also get their day.
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* Just about every movie Andy Sidaris has ever made. Mostly toy helicopters armed with real missiles, but exploding RC cars and toy boats also get their day.
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* Just about every movie Andy Sidaris has ever made. Mostly toy helicopters armed with real missiles, but exploding RC cars and toy boats also get their day.
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* A 1992 German film ''The Terrorists'' has the {{Big Bad Wannabe}}s using a bomb in a remote-controlled car to attack a politician's limo, but it gets accidentally run over instead, leaving the would-be terrorist futilely pushing the button when a bodyguard gets out of the car and [[DramaticIrony hands him some money in compensation for destroying his toy car]].
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* A 1992 German film ''The Terrorists'' has the {{Big Bad Wannabe}}s using a bomb in a remote-controlled car to attack a politician's limo, but it gets accidentally run over instead, leaving the would-be terrorist futilely pushing the detonator button when while a bodyguard gets out of the car limo and [[DramaticIrony hands him some money in compensation for destroying his toy car]].
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* A German film ''Film/TheTerrorists'' has the {{Big Bad Wannabe}}s using a bomb in a remote controlled car to attack a government limo, but it gets accidentally run over instead, leaving the would-be terrorist futilely pushing the button when a bodyguard gets out of the car and [[DramaticIrony hands him some money in compensation for destroying his toy car]].
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* A 1992 German film ''Film/TheTerrorists'' ''The Terrorists'' has the {{Big Bad Wannabe}}s using a bomb in a remote controlled remote-controlled car to attack a government politician's limo, but it gets accidentally run over instead, leaving the would-be terrorist futilely pushing the button when a bodyguard gets out of the car and [[DramaticIrony hands him some money in compensation for destroying his toy car]].
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* ''Series/RobotWars'' (or ''Series/BattleBots'') featured teams making their own battle drones and fighting each other in an arena. Similar contests are seen on an episode of ''Series/Zoey101'', ''Series/{{Weaponizers}}'' and ''Series/TopGear:Apocalypse'', in the latter two being taken UpToEleven by basing the drones on full-sized vehicles.
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* ''Series/RobotWars'' (or ''Series/BattleBots'') featured teams making their own battle drones and fighting each other in an arena. Similar contests are seen on an episode of ''Series/Zoey101'', ''Series/{{Weaponizers}}'' and ''Series/TopGear:Apocalypse'', in the latter two being taken UpToEleven by basing the drones on full-sized vehicles.
