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** "200" begins with some unenthusiastic namecalling between Cartman and Kyle, only for it to be pointed out that this routine has been done to death.
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* The Series/ItsAlwaysSunnyInPhiladelphia'' episode "The Gang Recycles Their Trash" has this as the meta-joke. The gang starts rehashing jokes and situations from previous episodes, causing Dee to repeatedly say, "Didn't we do this already?" They eventually latch on to re-inventing an old idea by literally recycling people's garbage.
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* The Series/ItsAlwaysSunnyInPhiladelphia'' ''Series/ItsAlwaysSunnyInPhiladelphia'' episode "The Gang Recycles Their Trash" has this as the meta-joke. The gang starts rehashing jokes and situations from previous episodes, causing Dee to repeatedly say, "Didn't we do this already?" They eventually latch on to re-inventing an old idea by literally recycling people's garbage.
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* In Machinima/RedVsBlue, Sarge first builds a robot (Lopez), then turns Simmons into a cyborg, then uses Simmons' leftover parts to save Grif after he's hit by the tank, then builds two robot bodies for Church and Tex (who are "ghosts") to inhabit. Unfortunately, by the time Tucker is half-blown up by a rocket, Sarge can't build Tucker a new body because, as Donut explains, they're out of parts because they overused that joke.
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* In ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamAsylum'', the Joker tells Batman, "There were these two guys in a lunatic asylum... Oh hell, you've heard that one before, haven't you?" (He is, of course, referring to the joke he told at the end of ''ComicBook/TheKillingJoke'', and that isn't the only reference to the story in the game.)
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* In ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamAsylum'', the Joker tells Batman, "There were these two guys in a lunatic asylum... Oh hell, you've heard that one before, haven't you?" (He is, of course, referring to the joke he told at the end of ''ComicBook/TheKillingJoke'', and that isn't the only reference to the story in the game.)
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* ''WebVideo/UltraFastPony'''s episode 5, "Everybody Hates Gilda", uses the song "Oh Yeah Yeah" by Marzipan for a montage. Episode 12, "Out With the Old Characters", starts to use the same song for a similar montage, but it gets abruptly cut off:
-->'''Rainbow Dash:''' Wait, hang on. I just remembered we already did that.\\
'''Subtitle:''' [[NoteFromEd Editor's note. See episode 5.]]
-->'''Rainbow Dash:''' Wait, hang on. I just remembered we already did that.\\
'''Subtitle:''' [[NoteFromEd Editor's note. See episode 5.]]
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* In ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamAsylum'', the Joker tells Batman, "There were these two guys in a lunatic asylum... Oh hell, you've heard that one before, haven't you?" (He is, of course, referring to the joke he told at the end of ''ComicBook/TheKillingJoke'', and that isn't the only reference to the story in the game.)
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* In ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamAsylum'', the Joker tells Batman, "There were these two guys in a lunatic asylum... Oh hell, you've heard that one before, haven't you?" (He is, of course, referring to the joke he told at the end of ''ComicBook/TheKillingJoke'', and that isn't the only reference to the story in the game.)
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* In ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamAsylum'', the Joker tells Batman, "There were these two guys in a lunatic asylum... Oh hell, you've heard that one before, haven't you?" (He is, of course, referring to the joke he told at the end of ''ComicBook/TheKillingJoke'', and that isn't the only reference to the story in the game.)
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->'''Kelly''': What do you mean, Dad?
->'''Ozzy''': Well, they're usin' the same ''[bleep]'' jokes they did in the last Austin Powers movie.
-->-- ''AustinPowers in Goldmember''
->'''Kelly''': What do you mean, Dad?
->'''Ozzy''': Well, they're usin' the same ''[bleep]'' jokes they did in the last Austin Powers movie.
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* In ''[[NurseryCrime The Fourth Bear]]'', Inspector Jack Spratt is given a piece of evidence, a manila envelope with "Important" written on the front, and quips, "[[ShapedLikeItself This could be important]]." When he shows it to Officer Mary Mary, she makes the same quip, but Jack informs her that he already made that joke, and she apologizes.
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* In ''[[NurseryCrime The Fourth Bear]]'', Inspector Jack Spratt is given a piece of evidence, a manila envelope with "Important" written on the front, and quips, "[[ShapedLikeItself This could be important]]." When he shows it to Officer Mary Mary, she makes the same quip, but Jack informs her that he already made that joke, and she apologizes.
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* ''AustinPowers in Goldmember'' features a rehash of a joke in the second movie consisting of multiple {{Ironic Echo Cut}}s. On the third cut, it swaps to Ozzy Osbourne complaining about the filmmakers reusing the joke.
* ''AustinPowers in Goldmember'' features a rehash of a joke in the second movie consisting of multiple {{Ironic Echo Cut}}s. On the third cut, it swaps to Ozzy Osbourne complaining about the filmmakers reusing the joke.
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** In the ''How I spent My Vacation'' movie, a RunningGag has various amusing things happening to Plucky's tongue. By the last one, he acknowledges it as "Tongue joke number twelve".
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** Taking the concept UpToEleven; one episode has two sketches ending with a cop attempting to arrest someone for impersonating an Italian film director. The last sketch of the episode ("The Argument Clinic") ends with a cop attempting to arrest a character for violating the "Strange Sketch" act. Then another cop arrives to arrest the whole show for, among other charges, "simply ending every bleedin' sketch by just having a policeman come in and... wait a minute..."
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* A few times in ''RockyAndBullwinkle'', they would recycle jokes. Usually Rocky would observe, "They liked it once, they'll love it twice!"
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* In an old {{MGM}} cartoon featuring the slow-witted wolf voiced by DawsButler, the wolf is bitten in the ass by a dog. He goes behind a screen to change clothes, draping his ruined pants, with the dog still attached, over the side. A subsequent mishap has the wolf changing clothes again, and the first pair of pants, with dog still attached, are still draped over the screen. As the wolf walks away, he nonchalantly pats the dog on the rump, drawling, "OK, son, break it up...joke's over, hear?"
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Sister-trope to OhNoNotAgain, in which a character [[LampshadeHanging comments in-universe]] on an action or event that is repeated in the story.
A SelfReferentialHumor trope. Compare NoReprisePlease, OhNoNotAgain, NoFourthWall, LampshadeHanging, GenreSavvy, RunningGag, FleetingDemographicRule.
A SelfReferentialHumor trope. Compare NoReprisePlease, OhNoNotAgain, NoFourthWall, LampshadeHanging, GenreSavvy, RunningGag, FleetingDemographicRule.
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Sister-trope to OhNoNotAgain, in which a character [[LampshadeHanging comments in-universe]] on an action or event that is repeated in the story.
story.
A SelfReferentialHumor trope. Compare NoReprisePlease, OhNoNotAgain, NoFourthWall, LampshadeHanging, GenreSavvy, RunningGag,FleetingDemographicRule.
FleetingDemographicRule.
A SelfReferentialHumor trope. Compare NoReprisePlease, OhNoNotAgain, NoFourthWall, LampshadeHanging, GenreSavvy, RunningGag,
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* In episode 2 of ''MontyPythonsFlyingCircus'', an announcer says, "And now for something completely the same: a man with three buttocks," and gets a phone call pointing out that they did that already.
* In episode 2 of ''MontyPythonsFlyingCircus'', an announcer says, "And now for something completely the same: a man with three buttocks," and gets a phone call pointing out that they did that already.
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* ''BobAndGeorge'' does this a lot with several of its jokes. The comic repeatedly lampshades it and even manages to [[http://www.bobandgeorge.com/archives/000614 go meta]]. The author admits in his notes he loves using this trope.
-->'''Dave Anez:''' So, in the end, it was a joke about reusing jokes about reusing jokes. Very [[{{postmodernism}} postmodern]].
* ''BobAndGeorge'' does this a lot with several of its jokes. The comic repeatedly lampshades it and even manages to [[http://www.bobandgeorge.com/archives/000614 go meta]]. The author admits in his notes he loves using this trope.
-->'''Dave Anez:''' So, in the end, it was a joke about reusing jokes about reusing jokes. Very [[{{postmodernism}} postmodern]].
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* ''BobAndGeorge'' does this a lot with several of its jokes. The comic repeatedly lampshades it and even manages to [[http://www.bobandgeorge.com/archives/000614 go meta]]. The author admits in his notes he loves using this
-->'''Dave Anez:''' So, in the end, it was a joke about reusing jokes about reusing jokes. Very [[{{postmodernism}} postmodern]].
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* WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic created many memes that he uses at certain situations, nowadays when one of these situations come up, he lampshades how everyone knows what's coming, and how predictable it is. He has even flipped through several of his [[RunningGag Running Gags]], Gags]] in rapid succession, searching for the one that applies.applies to the current moment.
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* WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic created many memes that he uses at certain situations, nowadays when one of these situations come up, he lampshades how everyone knows what's coming, and how predictable it is. He has even flipped through several [[RunningGag Running Gags]], searching for the one that applies.
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** The perpetrating character then tries to justify it by citing the [[ScheduleSlip 18-month gap]] between the two uses of the joke.
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* In episode 33 of ''WebOriginal/YuGiOhTheAbridgedSeries'', the "L'Oreal, because I'm worth it!" joke is reused, and Bakura says "I think we did that joke already."
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* The DangerMouse episode "Duckula Meets Frankenstoat" cracks a spoonerism, "a block of flats" for "a flock of bats," which gets repeated twice and duly noted by the cast.
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** Later in the same episode, Marge starts filling out a racing form. Lisa suggests that Marge might be developing a gambling problem. Cue Comic Book Guy: "Hey! I'm watching you." This is a reference to an earlier episode where Marge develops a slot machine addiction.
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** Later in the same episode, Marge starts filling out a racing form. Lisa suggests that Marge might be developing a gambling problem.problem, a nod to Marge getting hooked on slot machines in "$pringfield; or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling". Cue Comic Book Guy: "Hey! I'm watching you." This is a reference to an earlier episode where Marge develops a slot machine addiction."
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Basically a situation or joke played earlier in the story reoccurs and a character [[BreakingTheFourthWall breaks the fourth wall,]] to say "Didn't we use this joke already?"
Sister-trope to OhNoNotAgain, in which a character [[LampshadeHanging comments in-universe]] on an action or event that is repeated in the story.
A SelfReferentialHumor trope. Compare NoReprisePlease, OhNoNotAgain, NoFourthWall, LampshadeHanging, GenreSavvy, RunningGag.
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* In FuriKuri during the second round of scenes done in manga style, one of the characters wonders why they are doing more manga scenes again.
* There's a couple of instances of this on ''SayonaraZetsubouSensei''. For example, Nozomu brings up the topic of ignoring distressing things around you. Chiri says something to the effect of the show already doing this joke. Nozomu quips, "Ignoring that."
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[[folder:{{Literature}}]]
* In ''[[NurseryCrime The Fourth Bear]]'', Inspector Jack Spratt is given a piece of evidence, a manila envelope with "Important" written on the front, and quips, "[[ShapedLikeItself This could be important]]." When he shows it to Officer Mary Mary, she makes the same quip, but Jack informs her that he already made that joke, and she apologizes.
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* In episode 2 of ''MontyPythonsFlyingCircus'', an announcer says, "And now for something completely the same: a man with three buttocks," and gets a phone call pointing out that they did that already.
** Prior to that, the "Man With Three Buttocks" skit begins over again and stopped suddenly:
-->'''Interviewer''': Didn't we just do this already?
-->'''Arthur Frampton:''' Yes.
-->'''Interviewer:''' Why didn't you say so?
-->'''Frampton:''' I thought it was the continental version.
* ''RedDwarf'':
-->'''Cat''': So, what is it?
-->'''Lister''': Oh, someone punch him out!
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwDARPvwxrE A recent]] WaynesWorld sketch on ''SaturdayNightLive'':
-->''WintersBone! [[HehHehYouSaidX This joke]] has been done three times.''
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* The short-lived sketch show ''Star Terk'' (sic) would have, OnceAnEpisode, a gag where Captain Kirk would be asked an innocent-seeming question and answer "Uhura's bottom". In the last episode, Uhura deliberately provokes this at the start of the show. Later on, when Kirk is asked the usual question, he replies that they've already done that joke.
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* ''BobAndGeorge'' does this a lot with several of its jokes. The comic repeatedly lampshades it and even manages to [[http://www.bobandgeorge.com/archives/000614 go meta]]. The author admits in his notes he loves using this trope.
-->'''Dave Anez:''' So, in the end, it was a joke about reusing jokes about reusing jokes. Very [[{{postmodernism}} postmodern]].
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* In episode 33 of ''WebOriginal/YuGiOhTheAbridgedSeries'', the "L'Oreal, because I'm worth it!" joke is reused, and Bakura says "I think we did that joke already."
* In ''SuperMarioBrosZ'', an 'Over 9000' joke was made twice, and the perpetrating character was called out on it.
** The perpetrating character then tries to justify it by citing the [[ScheduleSlip 18-month gap]] between the two uses of the joke.
* TheNostalgiaCritic created many memes that he uses at certain situations, nowadays when one of these situations come up, he lampshades how everyone knows what's coming, and how predictable it is.
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* In an episode of FamilyGuy:
-->'''Stewie:''' I'm not going to no Jewish school! Sitting around all day with a bunch of short, hairy guys. I'll feel like I'm on the forest moon of Endor.
-->'''Chris:''' Didn't you make that joke the other day?
* On ''TheSimpsons'', Mr. Burns plans to seal all of Springfield in a dome, until Lenny mentions that it's been done (specifically in TheMovie).
** Also from TheSimpsons, episode "Saddlesore Galactica":
-->'''Marge:''' Hmmm. Should the Simpsons get a horse?
-->'''Comic Book Guy:''' Excuse me, I believe this family already had a horse, and the expense forced Homer to work at the Kwik-E-Mart, with [[HilarityEnsues hilarious consequences]].
-->'''Homer:''' [pause] Anybody care what this guy thinks?
-->'''Crowd:''' No!
** Later in the same episode, Marge starts filling out a racing form. Lisa suggests that Marge might be developing a gambling problem. Cue Comic Book Guy: "Hey! I'm watching you." This is a reference to an earlier episode where Marge develops a slot machine addiction.
* In an episode of ''PhineasAndFerb'', they build a rollercoaster. Except this time, it's [[MusicalEpisode A MUSICAL]]! The trope title is practically quoted verbatim.
* In the ''TinyToonAdventures'' parody of "Kon Tiki", this trope was utilized when the raft started to sink for a a ''second'' time.
--->'''Plucky Duck''': It can't be! We did that gag already!
--->'''Sweetie Pie''': What?! You're going to bring up redundancy ''now''?!
* ''SouthPark'' has used this at least twice:
** The episode "Canceled" begins identically to the first episode, "Cartman Gets An Anal Probe", until the boys start commenting that the experience is eerily familiar.
** "200" begins with some unenthusiastic namecalling between Cartman and Kyle, only for it to be pointed out that this routine has been done to death.
* The DangerMouse episode "Duckula Meets Frankenstoat" cracks a spoonerism, "a block of flats" for "a flock of bats," which gets repeated twice and duly noted by the cast.
-->'''Duckula:''' You will be surrounded by a swarming b-b-block of flats! He He He!
-->'''DM:''' We've done that one.
-->'''Penfold:''' Twice.
-->'''Duckula:''' (''disappointed'') Curses, foiled again.
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Basically a situation or joke played earlier in the story reoccurs and a character [[BreakingTheFourthWall breaks the fourth wall,]] to say "Didn't we use this joke already?"
Sister-trope to OhNoNotAgain, in which a character [[LampshadeHanging comments in-universe]] on an action or event that is repeated in the story.
A SelfReferentialHumor trope. Compare NoReprisePlease, OhNoNotAgain, NoFourthWall, LampshadeHanging, GenreSavvy, RunningGag.
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* In FuriKuri during the second round of scenes done in manga style, one of the characters wonders why they are doing more manga scenes again.
* I think there's a couple of instances of this on ''SayonaraZetsubouSensei''. One that stands out in my mind is the one where Nozomu brings up the topic of ignoring distressing things around you. Chiri says something to the effect of the show already doing this joke. Nozomu quips, "Ignoring that."
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* Done almost verbatim in TheMovieOfTheBook ''EllaEnchanted''. Ella has introduced herself to the ogres, and since she [[BlessedWithSuck has to do what she's told]], this exchange follows:
-->'''Nish''': "You, into the pot." [Ella walks over to pot]
-->'''Slannen the Elf''': "Forget them!"
-->'''Ella''': [turns around in surprise at ogres] "Who are you?"
-->'''Nish''': "I am the ogre, Nish. We just did this. Didn't we just do this?"
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* In episode 2 of ''MontyPythonsFlyingCircus'', an announcer says, "And now for something completely the same: a man with three buttocks," and gets a phone call pointing out that they did that already.
* ''RedDwarf'':
-->'''Cat''': So, what is it?
-->'''Lister''': Oh, someone punch him out!
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* ''BobAndGeorge'' does this a lot with several of its jokes. They repeatedly lampshade it and the author admits on his notes he loves using this trope.
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* In episode 33 of YugiohTheAbridgedSeries, the ''L'Oreal, because I'm worth it!'' joke is reused, and Bakura says "I think we did that joke already."
* In SuperMarioBrosZ, an 'Over 9000' joke was made twice, and the perpetrating character was called out on it.
* TheNostalgiaCritic created many memes that he uses at certain situations, nowadays when one of these situations come up, he lampshades how everyone knows what's coming, and how predictable it is.
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* In an episode of FamilyGuy:
-->'''Stewie:''' I'm not going to no Jewish school! Sitting around all day with a bunch of short, hairy guys. I'll feel like I'm on the forest moon of Endor.
-->'''Chris:''' Didn't you make that joke the other day?
* On ''TheSimpsons'', Mr. Burns plans to seal all of Springfield in a dome, until Lenny mentions that it's been done (specifically in TheMovie).
** Also from TheSimpsons, episode "Saddlesore Galactica":
-->'''Marge:''' Hmmm. Should the Simpsons get a horse?
-->'''Comic Book Guy:''' Excuse me, I believe this family already had a horse, and the expense forced Homer to work at the Kwik-E-Mart, with hilarious consequences.
-->'''Homer:''' [pause] Anybody care what this guy thinks?
-->'''Crowd:''' No!
* In an episode of ''PhineasAndFerb'', they build a rollercoaster. Except this time, it's [[MusicalEpisode A MUSICAL]]! The trope title is practically quoted verbatim, but I can't think of the exact quote.
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Basically a situation or joke played earlier in the story reoccurs and a character [[BreakingTheFourthWall breaks the fourth wall,]] to say "Didn't we use this joke already?"
Sister-trope to OhNoNotAgain, in which a character [[LampshadeHanging comments in-universe]] on an action or event that is repeated in the story.
A SelfReferentialHumor trope. Compare NoReprisePlease, OhNoNotAgain, NoFourthWall, LampshadeHanging, GenreSavvy, RunningGag.
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!!Examples:
[[AC:{{Anime and Manga}}]]
* In FuriKuri during the second round of scenes done in manga style, one of the characters wonders why they are doing more manga scenes again.
* I think there's a couple of instances of this on ''SayonaraZetsubouSensei''. One that stands out in my mind is the one where Nozomu brings up the topic of ignoring distressing things around you. Chiri says something to the effect of the show already doing this joke. Nozomu quips, "Ignoring that."
[[AC:{{Literature}}]]
* Done almost verbatim in TheMovieOfTheBook ''EllaEnchanted''. Ella has introduced herself to the ogres, and since she [[BlessedWithSuck has to do what she's told]], this exchange follows:
-->'''Nish''': "You, into the pot." [Ella walks over to pot]
-->'''Slannen the Elf''': "Forget them!"
-->'''Ella''': [turns around in surprise at ogres] "Who are you?"
-->'''Nish''': "I am the ogre, Nish. We just did this. Didn't we just do this?"
[[AC:LiveActionTV]]
* In episode 2 of ''MontyPythonsFlyingCircus'', an announcer says, "And now for something completely the same: a man with three buttocks," and gets a phone call pointing out that they did that already.
* ''RedDwarf'':
-->'''Cat''': So, what is it?
-->'''Lister''': Oh, someone punch him out!
[[AC:WebComics]]
* ''BobAndGeorge'' does this a lot with several of its jokes. They repeatedly lampshade it and the author admits on his notes he loves using this trope.
[[AC:WebOriginal]]
* In episode 33 of YugiohTheAbridgedSeries, the ''L'Oreal, because I'm worth it!'' joke is reused, and Bakura says "I think we did that joke already."
* In SuperMarioBrosZ, an 'Over 9000' joke was made twice, and the perpetrating character was called out on it.
* TheNostalgiaCritic created many memes that he uses at certain situations, nowadays when one of these situations come up, he lampshades how everyone knows what's coming, and how predictable it is.
[[AC:WesternAnimation]]
* In an episode of FamilyGuy:
-->'''Stewie:''' I'm not going to no Jewish school! Sitting around all day with a bunch of short, hairy guys. I'll feel like I'm on the forest moon of Endor.
-->'''Chris:''' Didn't you make that joke the other day?
* On ''TheSimpsons'', Mr. Burns plans to seal all of Springfield in a dome, until Lenny mentions that it's been done (specifically in TheMovie).
** Also from TheSimpsons, episode "Saddlesore Galactica":
-->'''Marge:''' Hmmm. Should the Simpsons get a horse?
-->'''Comic Book Guy:''' Excuse me, I believe this family already had a horse, and the expense forced Homer to work at the Kwik-E-Mart, with hilarious consequences.
-->'''Homer:''' [pause] Anybody care what this guy thinks?
-->'''Crowd:''' No!
* In an episode of ''PhineasAndFerb'', they build a rollercoaster. Except this time, it's [[MusicalEpisode A MUSICAL]]! The trope title is practically quoted verbatim, but I can't think of the exact quote.
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[[caption-width:350: Sorry just isn't good enough, Protoman.]]
Basically a situation or joke played earlier in the story reoccurs and a character [[BreakingTheFourthWall breaks the fourth wall,]] to say "Didn't we use this joke already?"
Sister-trope to OhNoNotAgain, in which a character [[LampshadeHanging comments in-universe]] on an action or event that is repeated in the story.
A SelfReferentialHumor trope. Compare NoReprisePlease, OhNoNotAgain, NoFourthWall, LampshadeHanging, GenreSavvy, RunningGag.
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!!Examples:
[[AC:{{Anime and Manga}}]]
* In FuriKuri during the second round of scenes done in manga style, one of the characters wonders why they are doing more manga scenes again.
* I think there's a couple of instances of this on ''SayonaraZetsubouSensei''. One that stands out in my mind is the one where Nozomu brings up the topic of ignoring distressing things around you. Chiri says something to the effect of the show already doing this joke. Nozomu quips, "Ignoring that."
[[AC:{{Literature}}]]
* Done almost verbatim in TheMovieOfTheBook ''EllaEnchanted''. Ella has introduced herself to the ogres, and since she [[BlessedWithSuck has to do what she's told]], this exchange follows:
-->'''Nish''': "You, into the pot." [Ella walks over to pot]
-->'''Slannen the Elf''': "Forget them!"
-->'''Ella''': [turns around in surprise at ogres] "Who are you?"
-->'''Nish''': "I am the ogre, Nish. We just did this. Didn't we just do this?"
[[AC:LiveActionTV]]
* In episode 2 of ''MontyPythonsFlyingCircus'', an announcer says, "And now for something completely the same: a man with three buttocks," and gets a phone call pointing out that they did that already.
* ''RedDwarf'':
-->'''Cat''': So, what is it?
-->'''Lister''': Oh, someone punch him out!
[[AC:WebComics]]
* ''BobAndGeorge'' does this a lot with several of its jokes. They repeatedly lampshade it and the author admits on his notes he loves using this trope.
[[AC:WebOriginal]]
* In episode 33 of YugiohTheAbridgedSeries, the ''L'Oreal, because I'm worth it!'' joke is reused, and Bakura says "I think we did that joke already."
* In SuperMarioBrosZ, an 'Over 9000' joke was made twice, and the perpetrating character was called out on it.
* TheNostalgiaCritic created many memes that he uses at certain situations, nowadays when one of these situations come up, he lampshades how everyone knows what's coming, and how predictable it is.
[[AC:WesternAnimation]]
* In an episode of FamilyGuy:
-->'''Stewie:''' I'm not going to no Jewish school! Sitting around all day with a bunch of short, hairy guys. I'll feel like I'm on the forest moon of Endor.
-->'''Chris:''' Didn't you make that joke the other day?
* On ''TheSimpsons'', Mr. Burns plans to seal all of Springfield in a dome, until Lenny mentions that it's been done (specifically in TheMovie).
** Also from TheSimpsons, episode "Saddlesore Galactica":
-->'''Marge:''' Hmmm. Should the Simpsons get a horse?
-->'''Comic Book Guy:''' Excuse me, I believe this family already had a horse, and the expense forced Homer to work at the Kwik-E-Mart, with hilarious consequences.
-->'''Homer:''' [pause] Anybody care what this guy thinks?
-->'''Crowd:''' No!
* In an episode of ''PhineasAndFerb'', they build a rollercoaster. Except this time, it's [[MusicalEpisode A MUSICAL]]! The trope title is practically quoted verbatim, but I can't think of the exact quote.
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[[AC:{{WebOriginal}}]]
* In episode 33 of YugiohTheAbridgedSeries, the ''L'Oreal, because I'm worth it!'' joke is reused, and Bakura says "I think we did that joke already."
* In SuperMarioBrosZ, an 'Over 9000' joke was made twice, and the perpetrating character was called out on it.
* TheNostalgiaCritic created many memes that he uses at certain situations, nowadays when one of these situations come up, he lampshades how everyone knows what's coming, and how predictable it is.
* ''BobAndGeorge'' does this a lot with several of its jokes. They repeatedly lampshade it and the author admits on his notes he loves using this trope. See the picture.
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* Done almost verbatim in TheMovieOfTheBook EllaEnchanted. Ella has introduced herself to the ogres, and since she [[BlessedWithSuck has to do what she's told]], this exchange follows:
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[[AC:{{Western Animation}}]]
* In an episode of FamilyGuy:
-->'''Stewie:''' I'm not going to no Jewish school! Sitting around all day with a bunch of short, hairy guys. I'll feel like I'm on the forest moon of Endor.
-->'''Chris:''' Didn't you make that joke the other day?
* On ''TheSimpsons'', Mr. Burns plans to seal all of Springfield in a dome, until Lenny mentions that it's been done (specifically in TheMovie).
** Also from TheSimpsons, episode "Saddlesore Galactica":
-->'''Marge:''' Hmmm. Should the Simpsons get a horse?
-->'''Comic Book Guy:''' Excuse me, I believe this family already had a horse, and the expense forced Homer to work at the Kwik-E-Mart, with hilarious consequences.
-->'''Homer:''' [pause] Anybody care what this guy thinks?
-->'''Crowd:''' No!
* In an episode of ''PhineasAndFerb'', they build a rollercoaster. Except this time, it's [[MusicalEpisode A MUSICAL]]! The trope title is practically quoted verbatim, but I can't think of the exact quote.
[[AC:{{Live Action TV}}]]
* In an episode of FamilyGuy:
-->'''Stewie:''' I'm not going to no Jewish school! Sitting around all day with a bunch of short, hairy guys. I'll feel like I'm on the forest moon of Endor.
-->'''Chris:''' Didn't you make that joke the other day?
* On ''TheSimpsons'', Mr. Burns plans to seal all of Springfield in a dome, until Lenny mentions that it's been done (specifically in TheMovie).
** Also from TheSimpsons, episode "Saddlesore Galactica":
-->'''Marge:''' Hmmm. Should the Simpsons get a horse?
-->'''Comic Book Guy:''' Excuse me, I believe this family already had a horse, and the expense forced Homer to work at the Kwik-E-Mart, with hilarious consequences.
-->'''Homer:''' [pause] Anybody care what this guy thinks?
-->'''Crowd:''' No!
* In an episode of ''PhineasAndFerb'', they build a rollercoaster. Except this time, it's [[MusicalEpisode A MUSICAL]]! The trope title is practically quoted verbatim, but I can't think of the exact quote.
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* In an episode of FamilyGuy:
-->'''Stewie:''' I'm not going to no Jewish school! Sitting around all day with a bunch of short, hairy guys. I'll feel like I'm on the forest moon of Endor.
-->'''Chris:''' Didn't you make that joke the other day?
* On ''TheSimpsons'', Mr. Burns plans to seal all of Springfield in a dome, until Lenny mentions that it's been done (specifically in TheMovie).
** Also from TheSimpsons, episode "Saddlesore Galactica":
-->'''Marge:''' Hmmm. Should the Simpsons get a horse?
-->'''Comic Book Guy:''' Excuse me, I believe this family already had a horse, and the expense forced Homer to work at the Kwik-E-Mart, with hilarious consequences.
-->'''Homer:''' [pause] Anybody care what this guy thinks?
-->'''Crowd:''' No!
* In an episode of ''PhineasAndFerb'', they build a rollercoaster. Except this time, it's [[MusicalEpisode A MUSICAL]]! The trope title is practically quoted verbatim, but I can't think of the exact quote.
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[[AC:WebComics]]
* ''BobAndGeorge'' does this a lot with several of its jokes. They repeatedly lampshade it and the author admits on his notes he loves using this trope.
[[AC:WebOriginal]]
* In episode 33 of YugiohTheAbridgedSeries, the ''L'Oreal, because I'm worth it!'' joke is reused, and Bakura says "I think we did that joke already."
* In SuperMarioBrosZ, an 'Over 9000' joke was made twice, and the perpetrating character was called out on it.
* TheNostalgiaCritic created many memes that he uses at certain situations, nowadays when one of these situations come up, he lampshades how everyone knows what's coming, and how predictable it is.
[[AC:WesternAnimation]]
* In an episode of FamilyGuy:
-->'''Stewie:''' I'm not going to no Jewish school! Sitting around all day with a bunch of short, hairy guys. I'll feel like I'm on the forest moon of Endor.
-->'''Chris:''' Didn't you make that joke the other day?
* On ''TheSimpsons'', Mr. Burns plans to seal all of Springfield in a dome, until Lenny mentions that it's been done (specifically in TheMovie).
** Also from TheSimpsons, episode "Saddlesore Galactica":
-->'''Marge:''' Hmmm. Should the Simpsons get a horse?
-->'''Comic Book Guy:''' Excuse me, I believe this family already had a horse, and the expense forced Homer to work at the Kwik-E-Mart, with hilarious consequences.
-->'''Homer:''' [pause] Anybody care what this guy thinks?
-->'''Crowd:''' No!
* In an episode of ''PhineasAndFerb'', they build a rollercoaster. Except this time, it's [[MusicalEpisode A MUSICAL]]! The trope title is practically quoted verbatim, but I can't think of the exact quote.
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