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* A series of trailers for ''WesternAnimation/LiloAndStitch'' featured famous Disney moments (the dance in ''WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeast'', Simba's presentation in ''WesternAnimation/TheLionKing1994'' (and its [[WesternAnimation/TheLionKing2019 2019 remake), and "A Whole New World" in ''WesternAnimation/{{Aladdin}}'') that played out as normal until Stitch shows up and sent them off the rails.

* A series of trailers for ''WesternAnimation/LiloAndStitch'' featured famous Disney moments (the dance in ''WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeast'', Simba's presentation in ''WesternAnimation/TheLionKing'', and "A Whole New World" in ''WesternAnimation/{{Aladdin}}'') that played out as normal until Stitch shows up and sent them off the rails.

* Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse: In ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier'', Cap finds out that S.H.I.E.L.D. has been infiltrated by Hydra and, in one iconic scene, finds himself in an elevator full of Hydra agents. Of course this ends in a badass fight scene where Cap beats up everyone in the elevator and escapes. In ''Film/AvengersEndgame'', Cap goes back in time to before ''Winter Soldier'' on a mission to retrieve [[MacGuffin Loki's Scepter]]. He tracks it down to an elevator, where it's in possession of the same Hydra agents from before. At first it seems like the fight will play out like before until Cap confidently declares [[FakeDefector "Hail HYDRA"]] and takes the scepter away without incident.
* ''Film/{{Nope}}'': After chimpanzee Geordi attacks and mauls the other members of the cast of ''Geordi's Home'', he spots child actor Jupe hiding behind a table, looking at him through a tablecloth. Perhaps because Jupe is not looking at Geordy directly in the eyes, the chimp doesn't attack him but extends a fist at him through the cloth to offer him a fist bump, which was an in-universe SignatureScene. It's also a CallBack to an iconic image from ''Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial'' where Elliot and E.T. touch fingers. However, when Jupe and Geordy's fist touch, the chimp is shot dead.

* ''Film/IndianaJonesAndTheTempleOfDoom'' has a CallBack (technically a CallForward, since this movie takes place before ''Raiders'') to one of [[Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk the first movie's]] {{signature scene}}s, where Indy is confronted by a swordsman and he just shoots him dead. This time, he's faced with two swordsmen. Indy smirks and reaches for his gun... and realizes he doesn't have one anymore because [[TheMillstone Willie lost it back in Shanghai]].

* ''Film/{{Nope}}'': After chimpanzee Geordi attacks and mauls the other members of the cast of ''Geordi's Home'', he spots child actor Jupe hiding behind a table, looking at him through a tablecloth. Perhaps because Jupe is not looking at Geordy directly in the eyes, the chimp doesn't attack him but extends a fist at him through the cloth to offer him a fist bump, which was an in-universe {{signature scene}}. It's also a CallBack to an iconic image from ''Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial'' where Elliot and E.T. touch fingers. However, when Jupe and Geordy's fist touch, the chimp is shot dead.

* ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'': [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ie6LpKOJVf0 One sketch]] parodies the heartwarming ending of ''Film/DeadPoetsSociety'', where the students stand up on their desks one by one in support of their recently {{fired teacher}}. Things take a turn for the morbid when one student stands too close to the [[DeadlyRotaryFan ceiling fan]], rendering the scene BloodyHilarious.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'': In "Eclipse Lake", after dropping Eda and King (and Amity, a few instants later) in an abyss, Kikimora and other Emperor's Coven members enter excitedly in the mine carts to chase Hunter, in a parody of ''Film/IndianaJonesAndTheTempleOfDoom''. After Eda turns into a harpy, she carries her friends to appreciate the mine chasing, just to find out that [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome the carts got derailed because of the excessive velocity]], almost killing Kiki and her companions.

* ''Machinima/TeamServiceAnnouncement'': "Pocket Medic" plays out at first like a loose homage to "[[Machinima/TeamFortress2 Meet the Medic]]"[[note]]the original showcasing the Medic's ability to heal injured teammates and help them win the game[[/note]], including having all the same classes present as the original. Except this time, the Medic completely ignores all his injured teammates and instead rushes into battle with a Heavy, only for both to get blown up in seconds. The point illustrated is that Medics need to be there to help everyone, not focus on a single teammate the whole game.

* In season fifteen of ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'', after reporter Dylan Andrews finally tracks down the planet the Red and Blues have been hiding on, there is an encounter between her and Caboose that homages the ending of ''Film/TheForceAwakens'' that abruptly ends when Caboose freaks out at her appearance and falls off the cliff.

%%->'''Nappa:''' "Vegeta! What does the scouter say about his power level?!"
%%->'''Vegeta:''' "It's... [[note]]OVER NINE THOUSAND!![[/note]]one thousand and six."
%%->'''Nappa:''' "...R-Really?"
%%->'''Vegeta:''' "Yup. Kick his ass, Nappa!"
%%->'''Nappa:''' "YAY!!"
%%-->--''WebVideo/DragonBallZAbridged''

[[folder:Films -- Animated]]
* A series of trailers for ''WesternAnimation/LiloAndStitch'' featured famous Disney moments (the dance in ''WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeast'', Simba's presentation in ''WesternAnimation/TheLionKing'', and "A Whole New World" in ''WesternAnimation/{{Aladdin}}'') that played out as normal until Stitch showed up and sent them off the rails.

* ''Film/AvengersEndgame'': In ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier'', Cap finds out that SHIELD has been infiltrated by Hydra and, in one iconic scene, finds himself in an elevator full of Hydra agents. Of course this ends in a badass fight scene where Cap beats up everyone in the elevator and escapes. In ''Endgame'', Cap goes back in time to before ''Winter Soldier'' on a mission to retrieve [[MacGuffin Loki's Scepter]]. He tracks it down to an elevator, where it's in possession of the same Hydra agents from before. At first it seems like the fight will play out like before until Cap confidently declares [[FakeDefector "hail Hydra"]] and takes the scepter away without incident.
* ''Film/IndianaJonesAndTheTempleOfDoom'' has a CallBack[[note]]Technically a CallForward, since this movie takes place before ''Raiders''[[/note]] to one of [[Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk the first movie's]] {{signature scene}}s, where Indy is confronted by a swordsman and he just shoots him dead. This time, he's faced with two swordsmen. Indy smirks and reaches for his gun... and realizes he doesn't have one anymore because [[TheMillstone Willie lost it back in Shanghai]].

* ''Franchise/StarWars'': ''Film/TheLastJedi'' manages a double whammy. Kylo Ren brings Rey before Supreme Leader Snoke, paralleling ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'''s confrontation between Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker, and Emperor Palpatine. Just like Darth Vader before him, Kylo Ren saves the young Jedi (Rey) by turning against his master (Snoke) at the last second. [[spoiler:But while Vader made a genuine HeelFaceTurn and [[RedemptionEqualsDeath died of his injuries shortly after]], Kylo is uninjured and [[RedemptionRejection rejects Rey's offer to return to the Light Side]]. Instead, Kylo tries to tempt Rey into joining the Dark Side and [[WeCanRuleTogether ruling at his side]], which turns into a parallel of Vader and Luke's clash (and the reveal of Luke's true parentage) from ''Film/TheEmpireStrikesBack''. But while Vader demoralized Luke by [[LukeIAmYourFather revealing that he was Luke's father]], Kylo demoralizes Rey by revealing that her parents were absolutely nobody important.]] [[labelnote:Spoilers for Star Wars Episode IX]]Although ''Film/TheRiseOfSkywalker'' would later undermine that second point, {{retcon}}ning that Rey's actually the granddaughter of Emperor Palpatine, and that Kylo Ren's description of her parents as "nobodies" was only MetaphoricallyTrue.[[/labelnote]]
* ''Film/{{Nope}}'': After chimpanzee Geordi attacks and mauls the other members of the cast of ''Geordi's Home'', he spots child actor Jupe hiding behind a table, looking at him through a tablecloth. Perhaps because Jupe is not looking at Geordy directly in the eyes, the chimp doesn't attack him but extends a fist at him through the cloth to offer him a fist bump, which was an in-universe {{signature scene}}. It's also a CallBack to an iconic image from ''Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial'' where Elliot and E.T. touch fingers. However, when Jupe and Geordy's fist touch, the chimp is shot dead.

'''Snake:''' -DIE....\\
''(beat)''\\

--->'''Witch:''' "I'll get you, my pretty, [[KilledMidSentence and your little dog t-!]]"
--->([[BoomHeadshot Gets shot in the head]])
--->'''Town Soldier:''' "Woah, you just killed her! How is it so?!"
** ''Indiana Jones: Kingdom of the Crystal Skull:'' One of the first action sequences from the film, where Indy survives a nuclear test launch by hiding in a fridge, gets completely subverted where he comes out of the fridge burnt and horrifically mangled. BlackComedy at its finest.
--->"I think I broke every bone in my BODY!!!"

-->'''Beauty:''' Are you taking me to dance, Milord?
-->'''Beast:''' Ha! Would that I could! Walking upright is enough of a challenge for me, thank you.

** Vegeta's famous scouter scene[[note]]"IT'S OVER 9000!!!"[[/note]] plays straight up until he drops the line about Goku's power level, mistaking Goku as a much weaker opponent, which makes the whole moment an anticlimax to the original. Nappa then hilariously gets his handed to him rushing Goku, only for Vegeta to realize the reading on his scouter was wrong.
--->'''Vegeta:''' "Wait a minute! Nappa!!"
--->'''Nappa:''' ''(beaten)'' "WHAT?!!..."
--->'''Vegeta:''' "My scouter was upside down; it's over nine thousand! ''(crushes scouter nonchalantly)'' Rah..."

-->'''[[spoiler:Kayaba]]:''' "You know, it's funny... I don't even remember anymore..."
-->'''Kirito:''' "[[YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe Are you FUCKING SERIOUS?!]]"
-->'''[[spoiler:Kayaba]]:''' "Haha! Oh my god, no! Could you imagine? Two years and ''that's what I give you?!'' MAN, that'd be unsatisfying!"
* ''WebVideo/XInXMinutes'':
** ''Phantom Blood in 5½ Minutes'': The memetic "How Many Breads" scene from at the original is made fun of, being framed as Dio [[{{Blooper}} flubbing his lines in the script]].
--->'''Johnathan:''' "Dio! How many souls have you consumed!!?"
--->'''Dio:''' "[[ButForMeItWasTuesday How many ''breads'' have you eaten in your life?]]"
--->'''Johnathan:''' "I-- [[DoubleTake Hold on, What?..]]"
--->'''Dio:''' "Oh god -- oh, how embarrassing -- you know, I was gonna say 'how much bread'. But then I thought 'how many slices' of bread, then just 'how many breads'. [[ActuallyPrettyFunny Heh, kinda funny, right?]]"
--->'''Johnathan:''' "Oh yeah! No, don't worry about it; I do it all the time."

--->'''Midoriya:''' "All-Might, is there any way I could be a superhero? Even though I don't have quirk?!"[[note]]All Might is supposed to say no[[/note]]
--->'''All Might:''' "Yes."
--->'''Midoriya:''' "Wait, really?"

---->'''DIO:''' "Oh? You're approaching me? Instead of running away, you're coming right to me!"
---->'''Jotaro:''' "I have to move closer if I'm gonna kick your--"
---->''([[FlechetteStorm DIO tosses a bunch of knives into Jotaro]])''
---->'''Jotaro:''' "-- ass..." (collapses)

---->'''DIO:''' "....[[FlatWhat What?-]]"
---->(''[[YourHeadAsplode Explodes]]'')

** One gag presents a typical Looney Tunes cartoon of Elmer hunting Bugs. After the duo deliver their respective catchphrases, Elmer successfully shoots Bugs in the stomach, causing him to gasp in shock and pain until Elmer breaks his neck.

** Treehouse of Horror:
*** The "Treehouse Of Horror III" segment "King Homer", a parody of ''Film/KingKong'', re-creates the scene of the ape (this time played by Homer) climbing the Empire State Building with Marge in hand... And then he gives up a couple of stories up after getting too winded. Marge points out he should eat more vegetables and [[ImAHumanitarian fewer people]].
*** In the "Treehouse Of Horror XII" segment "Night Of The Dolphin", Lisa frees a dolphin from a Sea World knock-off, in the process, recreating the moment from ''Film/FreeWilly'' of the whale leaping over the boy. Only in this one, Lisa's face gets smacked by the tail.
** "When You Dish Upon A Star" opens with a ''WesternAnimation/YogiBear'' parody, with Homer and Bart as Yogi and Boo Boo, respectively, in the act of picnic basket theft. When confronted by Ned Flanders as Ranger Smith, Homer straight-up mauls him like a real bear would.
** The ''Film/FreeWilly'' leap is also parodied on "The Boy Who Knew Too Much." Homer is watching the director's cut on HBO, where Willy falls on top of the kid and crushes him.

[[folder:Web Comics]]

*** The "Treehouse Of Horror III" segment "King Homer", a parody of ''Film/KingKong'', re-creates the scene of the ape (this time played by Homer) climbing the Empire State Building with Marge in hand... And then he gives up after getting too winded. Marge points out he should eat more vegetables and [[ImAHumanitarian fewer people]].

** "When You Dish Upon A Star" opens with a ''WesternAnimation/YogiBear'' parody, with Homer and Bart as Yogi and Boo Boo, respectively, in the act of picnic basket theft. When confronted by Ned Flanders as Ranger Smith? Homer straight-up mauls him like a real bear would.

-->'''Liquid:''' "FOX!...."
-->'''Snake:''' "-DIE...."
-->''(Beat)''
-->'''Liquid:''' "Just kidding!!"

--->'''Beauty:''' Are you taking me to dance, Milord?
--->'''Beast:''' Ha! Would that I could! Walking upright is enough of a challenge for me, thank you.

--->'''Nappa (beaten):''' "WHAT?!!..."
--->'''Vegeta:''' "My scouter was upside down; it's over nine thousand! (crushes scouter nonchalantly) Rah..."

--->'''Dio:''' "Oh god-- Oh, how embarrassing- you know, I was gonna say 'how much bread'. But then I thought 'how many slices' of bread, then just 'how many breads'. [[ActuallyPrettyFunny Heh, kinda funny, right?]]"

---->'''Jotaro:''' "I have to move closer if I'm gonna kick your-"
---->([[FlechetteStorm DIO tosses a bunch of knives into Jotaro]])
---->'''Jotaro:''' "-Ass..." (collapses)

--->'''Peter:'''AAAAAAH! It's not a liquid! It's a great many pieces of solid matter that form a solid floor-like surface! Aaaaaah!

----

indices:BaitAndSwitch, ParodyTropes, CallBack

* ''Film/AvengersEndgame'': In ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier'', Cap finds out that SHIELD has been infiltrated by Hydra and, in one iconic scene, finds himself in an elevator full of Hydra agents. Of course this ends in a badass fight scene where Cap beats up everyone in the elevator and escapes. In ''Endgame'', Cap goes back in time to before ''Winter Soldier'' on a mission to retrieve [[MacGuffin Loki's Scepter]]. He tracks it down to an elevator, where it's in possession of the same Hydra agents from before. At first it seems like the fight will play out like before until Cap confidently declares "hail Hydra" and takes the scepter away without incident.

* ''Film/IndianaJonesAndTheTempleOfDoom'' has a CallBack[[note]]Technically a CallForward, since this movie takes place before ''Raiders''[[/note]] to one of [[Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk the first movie's]] {{signature scene}}s, where Indy is confronted by a swordsman and he just shoots him dead. This time, he's faced with two swordsmen. Indy smirks and reaches for his gun... and realizes he didn't bring it with him.

[[folder:Films - Animated]]

[[folder:Films - Live Action]]
* ''Film/AvengersEndgame'': In ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier'', Cap finds out that SHIELD has been infiltrated by Hydra and, in one iconic scene, finds himself in an elevator full of Hydra agents. Of course this ends in a badass fight scene where Cap beats up everyone in the elevator and escapes. In ''Endgame'', Cap gos back in time to before ''Winter Soldier'' on a mission to retrieve [[MacGuffin Loki's Scepter]]. He tracks it down to an elevator, where its in possession of the same Hydra agents from before. At first it seems like the fight will play out like before, until Cap confidently declares "hail Hydra" and takes the scepter away without incident.

* ''Film/{{Nope}}'' : After chimpanzee Geordi attacks and mauls the other members of the cast of ''Geordi's Home'', he spots child actor Jupe hiding behind a table, looking at him through a tablecloth. Perhaps because Jupe is not looking at Geordy directly in the eyes, the chimp doesn't attack him but extends a fist at him through the cloth to offer him a fist bump, which was an in-universe {{signature scene}}. It's also a CallBack to an iconic image from ''Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial'' where Elliot and E.T. touch fingers. However, when Jupe and Geordy's fist touch, the chimp is shot dead.

** ''Indiana Jones: Kingdom of the Crystal Skull:'' One of the first actions sequences from the film, where Indy survives a nuclear test launch by hiding in a fridge, gets completely subverted where he comes out of the fridge burnt and horrifically mangled. BlackComedy at its finest.

** The series makes a RunningGag out of shutting down filler arcs before they can happen, often by killing the characters involved. For example: Garlic Jr. shows up briefly to signify the beginning of his arc, only for him and his goons to be horrifically consumed by [[HumanoidAbomination Mr. Popo]], thus letting the show runners skip the arc entirely.

-->'''[[spoiler:Kayaba]]:''' "Haha! Oh my god, no! Could you imagine? Two years and ''that's what I give you?!'' MAN that'd be unsastifying!"

--->'''Midoriya:''' "All-Might, is there anyway I could be a superhero? Even though I don't have quirk?!"[[note]]All Might is supposed to say no[[/note]]

** There is an infamous scene where Peter dives into a "sea" of golden coins like [=Scrooge McDuck=]. Instead of swimming, he crashes on the metal, getting all injuried and with an exposed fracture in his leg.
--->'''Peter: '''AAAAAAH!"It's not a liquid! It's a great many pieces of solid matter that form a solid floor-like surface! Aaaaaah!
** One gag presents a typical Looney Tunes cartoon of Elmer hunting Bugs. After the duo deliver their respective catch phrases, Elmer successfully shoots Bugs in the stomach, causing him to gasp in shock and pain until Elmer breaks his neck

*** In the "Treehouse Of Horror XII" segment "Night Of The Dolphin", Lisa frees a dolphin from a Sea World knock off, in the process, recreating the moment from ''Film/FreeWilly'' of the whale leaping over the boy. Only in this one, Lisa's face gets smacked by the tail.
** "When You Dish Upon A Star" opens with a ''WesternAnimation/YogiBear'' parody, with Homer and Bart as Yogi and Boo Boo, respectively, in the act of picnic basket theft. When confronted by Ned Flanders as Ranger Smith? Homer straight up mauls him like a real bear would.

* ''Film/Nope'' : After chimpanzee Geordi attacks and mauls the other members of the cast of ''Geordi's Home'', he spots child actor Jupe hiding behind a table, looking at him through a tablecloth. Perhaps because Jupe is not looking at Geordy directly in the eyes, the chimp doesn't attack him but extends a fist at him through the cloth to offer him a fist bump, which was an in-universe {{signature scene}}. It's also a CallBack to an iconic image from ''Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial'' where Elliot and E.T. touch fingers. However, when Jupe and Geordy's fist touch, the chimp is shot dead.

*** "King Homer", a parody of ''Film/KingKong'', re-creates the scene of the ape (this time played by Homer) climbing the Empire State Building with Marge in hand... And then he gives up after getting too winded. Marge points out he should eat more vegetables and [[ImAHumanitarian fewer people]].
*** Lisa frees a dolphin from a sea world knock off, in the process, recreating the moment from ''Film/FreeWilly'' of the whale leaping over the boy. Only in this one, Lisa's face gets smacked by the tail.
** One episode opens with a ''WesternAnimation/YogiBear'' parody, with Homer and Bart as Yogi and Boo Boo, respectively, in the act of picnic basket theft. When confronted by Ned Flanders as Ranger Smith? Homer straight up mauls him like a real bear would.

* ''WesternAnimation/AmericanDad'': Stan recreates the famous gun barrel shot standard to Bond films? and then gets shot for real, expressing shock that it was a gun, as he always thought it was an eyeball.

** There is an infamous scene where Pete dives into a "sea" of golden coins like [=Scrooge McDuck=]. Instead of swimming, he crashes on the metal, getting all injuried and with an exposed fracture in his leg.
--->'''Pete:'''AAAAAAH!"It's not a liquid! It's a great many pieces of solid matter that form a solid floor-like surface! Aaaaaah!
** One gag presents a typical Looney Tunes cartoon of Elmer hunting Bugs. After the duo deliver their respective catch phrases, Elmer successfully unloads two barrels of buckshot into Bugs? stomach, causing him to gasp in shock and pain until Elmer breaks his neck
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'': The third and final segment of "Anthology of Interest II" is a WholePlotReference to ''Film/TheWizardOfOz'', with Leela and the Planet Express crew as stand-ins for Dorothy and the film cast. At the very end though, where Leela's supposed to wish to go home, she instead wishes to become the new Wicked Witch and terrorizes the rest of the cast (until Zoidberg [[UndignifiedDeath splashes her with overflown toilet water and she melts]]).

* ''Film/AvengersEndgame'': In ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier'', Cap finds out that SHIELD has been infiltrated by Hydra and, in one iconic scene, finds himself in an elevator full of Hydra agents. Of course this ends in a badass fight scene where Cap beats up everyone in the elevator and escapes. In ''Endgame'', Cap gos back in time to before ''Winter Soldier'' on a mission to retrieve a macguffin. He tracks it down to an elevator, where its in possession of the same Hydra agents from before. At first it seems like the fight will play out like before, until Cap confidently declares "hail Hydra" and takes the macguffin away without incident.
* ''Film/IndianaJonesAndTheTempleOfDoom'' has a CallBack [[note]]Technically a CallForward, since this movie takes place after Raiders[[/note]] to one of [[Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk the first movie's]] {{signature scene}}s, where Indy is confronted by a swordsman and he just shoots him dead. This time, he's faced with two swordsmen. Indy smirks and reaches for his gun... and realizes he didn't bring it with him.

[[folder:VideoGames]]

* ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid4GunsOfThePatriots'': Snake and Liquid Ocelot recreate [[LateArrivalSpoiler Liquid's iconic death scene from the first ''[[VideoGame/MetalGearSolid MGS]]'']], only for Liquid to reveal it's all just a big fake-out.

[[folder:WebComics]]

* In season fifteen of ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'', after reporter Dylan Andrews finally tracks down the planet the Red and Blues have been hiding on, there is an encounter between her and Caboose that homages the ending of ''Star Wars: The Force Awakens''? that abruptly ends when Caboose freaks out at her appearance and falls off the cliff.

[[folder:WesternAnimation]]

This is often employed in [[{{Parody}} parodies]] and [[TheAbridgedSeries abridged works]], making fun of scenes from the original work. It can be remove all seriousness from the referenced scene, or vice-versa if you're going for a more dramatic effect.

* A series of trailers for ''WesternAnimation/LiloAndStitch'' featured famous Disney moments (the dance in ''WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeast'', Simba?s presentation in ''WesternAnimation/TheLionKing'', and A Whole New World in ''WesternAnimation/{{Aladdin}}'') that played out as normal until Stitch showed up and sent them off the rails.

[[folder:Live Action TV]]
* ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'': [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ie6LpKOJVf0 One sketch]] parodies the heartwarming ending of ''Film/DeadPoetsSociety'', where the students stand up on their desks one by one in support of their recently fired teacher. Things take a turn for the morbid when one student stands too close to the [[DeadlyRotaryFan ceiling fan]], rendering the scene BloodyHilarious.

* ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid4GunsOfThePatriots'': Snake and Liquid Ocelot recreate [[LateArrivalSpoiler Liquid's iconic death scene from the first ''[[VideoGame/MetalGearSolid MGS]]'']], only for Liquid to reveal it's all just a big fake out.

** ''Wizard of Oz'': The Wicked Witch is suddenly and unceremoniously killed almost right at the start of the film during her [[AndYourLittleDogToo famous line delivery]] to Dorothy.

** ''Phantom Blood in 5 1/2 Minutes'': The memetic "How Many Breads" scene from at the original is made fun of, being framed as Dio [[{{Blooper}} flubbing his lines in the script]].

--->'''Johnathan:''' "I- [[DoubleTake Hold on, What?..]]"
--->'''Dio:''' "Oh god- Oh, how embarrassing- you know, I was gonna say 'how much bread'. But then I thought 'how many slices' of bread, then just 'how many breads'. [[ActuallyPrettyFunny Heh, kinda funny, right?]]"

*** "King Homer", a parody of ''Film/KingKong'', recreates the scene of the ape (this time played by Homer) climbing the Empire State Building with Marge in hand... And then he gives up after getting too winded. Marge points out he should eat more vegetables and [[IAmAHumanitarian less people]].
*** Lisa frees a dolphin from a sea world knock off, in the process, recreating the moment from ''Film/FreeWilly'' of the whale leaping over the boy. Only in this one, Lisa?s face gets smacked by the tail.
** One episode opens with a Yogi Bear parody, with Homer and Bart as Yogi and Boo Boo respectively in the act of picnic basket theft. When confronted by Ned Flanders as Ranger Smith? Homer straight up mauls him like a real bear would.

* ''Film/IndianaJonesAndTheTempleOfDoom'' has a CallBack to one of [[Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk the first movie's]] {{signature scene}}s, where Indy is confronted by a swordsman and he just shoots him dead. This time, he's faced with two swordsmen. Indy smirks and reaches for his gun... and realizes he didn't bring it with him.