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* ''WesternAnimation/CaptainFlamingo'': The episode "High and Flighty" has Rutger getting a baseball pitcher machine for his birthday, but doesn't have a baseball to put it in. He then decides to use his dad's one of a kind autographed baseball, which he winds up accidentally hitting onto the top of a very tall building. Milo and Lisbeth are then tasked with climbing said building to retrieve the ball before Rutger's dad finds out what happened to it.
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* ''WesternAnimation/CaptainFlamingo'': The episode "High "[[Recap/CaptainFlamingoS1E11AFishCalledMiloHighAndFlighty High and Flighty" Flighty]]" has Rutger getting a baseball pitcher machine for his birthday, but doesn't have a baseball to put it in. He then decides to use his dad's one of a kind autographed baseball, which he winds up accidentally hitting onto the top of a very tall building. Milo and Lisbeth are then tasked with climbing said building to retrieve the ball before Rutger's dad finds out what happened to it.
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* In ''Series/HannahMontana'', Miley purposefully shreds Jackson's prized autograph baseball as revenge for him accidentally destroying her favorite stuffed animal. When he fixes it for her, she feels so guilty that she goes out of her way to get a new baseball signed by the player, who now runs a pizza restaurant, and forces her to perform as Hannah to get the signature. When Jackson finds out all the trouble she went through, he forgives her despite not having the autograph. [[spoiler:At the end, it turns out that the original baseball was actually signed by their father, who told Jackson it was from the player.]]
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* In ''Series/HannahMontana'', Miley purposefully shreds Jackson's prized autograph baseball as revenge for him accidentally destroying her favorite stuffed animal. When he fixes it for her, she feels so guilty that she goes out of her way to get a new baseball signed by the player, who now runs a pizza restaurant, and forces her to perform as Hannah to get the signature. When Jackson finds out all the trouble she went through, he forgives her despite not having the autograph. [[spoiler:At the end, it turns out upon comparing the signatures, Jackson realizes that the original baseball was actually signed by their father, who told Jackson it was from the player.]]
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* Stretching the definition of "autographed" and "item," the ''WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants'' episode "Bubble Buddy" has Pearl shake hands with the legendary Grubby Grouper and promise to never wash the hand again. It's immediately foiled by shaking hands with Bubble Buddy.
