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* WebVideo/RedLetterMedia: After a ''WebVideo/BestOfTheWorst'' episode in which Creator/MaxLandis made a guest appearance and brought ''Double Down'', ''Film/DoubleDown'', a Creator/NeilBreen film, as one of the three movies to review, the RLM crew kept another Breen film under a glass container in the studio marked with "In Case of Max Landis, Break Glass." After sexual assault allegations were leveled at Landis, the RLM channel [[MissingEpisode de-listed]] ''Double Down'', and the glass case was quietly relabeled "In Case of Emergency, Break Glass." The crew eventually did break the glass and watch the film when another film they had scheduled to review proved unwatchable.
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* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold'': In one of the {{Cold Open}}s, Batman has to defend Abraham Lincoln from a steampunk-power-enhanced John Wilkes Booth (ItMakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext). Blink and you'll miss Abe grabbing the axe from the rack marked IN CASE OF EMERGENCY OR CONFEDERATE CYBORG ATTACK.
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* A host segment from the ''WesternAnimation/QuickDrawMcGraw'' show has the show's cast as volunteer firemen. Blabber is seen destroying windows with an axe. When Snooper asks what he's doing, Blabber replies "The sign says '[[LiteralMinded In case of fire, break glass,]]' Snoop!"
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* A host segment from the ''WesternAnimation/QuickDrawMcGraw'' show has the show's cast as volunteer firemen. Blabber is seen destroying windows with an axe. When Snooper asks what he's doing, Blabber replies "The sign "It says '[[LiteralMinded In case of fire, break glass,]]' Snoop!"
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* A host segment from the ''WesternAnimation/QuickDrawMcGraw'' show has the show's cast as volunteer firemen. Blabber is seen destroying windows with an axe. When Snooper asks what he's doing, Blabber replies "The sign says '[[LiteralMinded In case of fire, break glass,]]' Snoop!"
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* In ''Literature/SonicTheHedgehogInCastleRobotnik'' after a power-cut Sonic and Tails are stuck in an Elevator and after ages of trying to prize off the emergency hatch with their hands they notice a box with a spanner in it designed to remove the bolts fixing the hatch closed.
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* In ''Literature/SonicTheHedgehogInCastleRobotnik'' after a power-cut Sonic and Tails are stuck in an Elevator and after ages of trying to prize pry off the emergency hatch with their hands they notice a box with a spanner in it designed to remove the bolts fixing the hatch closed.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' episode "Bossy Boots", after Mr. Krabs passes out after hearing SpongeBob "fire" Pearl, [=SpongeBob=] breaks an emergency case containing a dollar bill to wave under Mr. Krabs' nose like smelling salts.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' episode "Bossy Boots", after Mr. Krabs passes out after hearing SpongeBob [=SpongeBob=] "fire" Pearl, [=SpongeBob=] breaks an emergency case containing a dollar bill to wave under Mr. Krabs' nose like smelling salts.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' episode "Bossy Boots", after Mr. Krabs passes out after hearing SpongeBob "fire" Pearl, [=SpongeBob=] breaks an emergency case containing a dollar bill to wave under Mr. Krabs' nose like smelling salts.
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* WebVideo/RedLetterMedia: After a ''WebVideo/BestOfTheWorst'' episode in which Creator/MaxLandis made a guest appearance to and brought ''Double Down'', a Creator/NeilBreen film, as one of the three movies to review, the RLM crew kept another Breen film under a glass container in the studio marked with "In Case of Max Landis, Break Glass." After sexual assault allegations were leveled at Landis, the RLM channel [[MissingEpisode de-listed]] ''Double Down'', and the glass case was quietly relabeled "In Case of Emergency, Break Glass."" The crew eventually did break the glass and watch the film when another film they had scheduled to review proved unwatchable.
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* In Europe, Australia and several other countries, fire alarm break-glass "call points" are still in wide use, designed so a small button right behind the glass will be pressed when the glass is smashed, sounding the alarm.
** In the United States and Canada, fire alarm break-glass pull stations are also available as a common option for fire alarm systems, albeit not as much as they were in the past. Simplex even makes a pull station that requires a glass pane be shattered with the attached hammer before reaching the lever (Simplex's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeWgUT6-Zpg older version of this]] from TheSeventies and [[TheEighties 80s]] was designed so the frame holding the glass pane in place could swing down among the glass being broken, making it easier to access the lever without worry of broken glass shards.) In other cases, a break-glass cover can be installed over an existing pull station for additional coverage.
** In the United States and Canada, fire alarm break-glass pull stations are also available as a common option for fire alarm systems, albeit not as much as they were in the past. Simplex even makes a pull station that requires a glass pane be shattered with the attached hammer before reaching the lever (Simplex's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeWgUT6-Zpg older version of this]] from TheSeventies and [[TheEighties 80s]] was designed so the frame holding the glass pane in place could swing down among the glass being broken, making it easier to access the lever without worry of broken glass shards.) In other cases, a break-glass cover can be installed over an existing pull station for additional coverage.
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** In the United States and Canada, fire alarm break-glass pull stations are also available as a common option for fire alarm systems, albeit not as much as they were in the past. Simplex even makes a pull station that requires a glass pane be shattered with the attached hammer before reaching the lever (Simplex's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeWgUT6-Zpg older version of this]] from TheSeventies and [[TheEighties 80s]] was designed so the frame holding the glass pane in place could swing down among the glass being broken, making it easier to access the lever without worry of broken glass shards.) In other cases, a break-glass cover can be installed over an existing pull station for additional coverage.alarm.
** In the United States and Canada, fire alarm break-glass pull stations are also available as a common option for fire alarm systems, albeit not as much as they were in the past. Simplex even makes a pull station that requires a glass pane be shattered with the attached hammer before reaching the lever (Simplex's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeWgUT6-Zpg older version of this]] from TheSeventies and [[TheEighties 80s]] was designed so the frame holding the glass pane in place could swing down among the glass being broken, making it easier to access the lever without worry of broken glass shards.) In other cases, a break-glass cover can be installed over an existing pull station for additional coverage.
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** And finally, "To Hare Is Human." Bugs has another mounted box around his bed marked ''In case of coyote, break glass.'' Inside the box is a BananaPeel, which he throws in front of the ladder that serves as the stairway to his hole. Once the coyote steps on the peel, his next stop is the Coyote Disposal and a date with gravity.
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** And finally, In "To Hare Is Human." Human", Bugs has another mounted box around his bed marked ''In case of coyote, break glass.'' Inside the box is a BananaPeel, which he throws in front of the ladder that serves as the stairway to his hole. Once the coyote steps on the peel, his next stop is the Coyote Disposal and a date with gravity.gravity.
** And finally, the later cartoon "3 Ring Wing Ding" has Cool Cat, who had been posing as a great fire eater while trying to evade hunter Colonel Rimfire at a circus, be forced to swallow fire at gunpoint, and [[FireBreathingDiner in his rush to put out his smoking head]], Cool Cat runs up to a case labeled "IN CASE OF FIRE BREAK GLASS", smashes the glass... and gets a bucket of water tossed at him, dousing the internal fire.
** And finally, the later cartoon "3 Ring Wing Ding" has Cool Cat, who had been posing as a great fire eater while trying to evade hunter Colonel Rimfire at a circus, be forced to swallow fire at gunpoint, and [[FireBreathingDiner in his rush to put out his smoking head]], Cool Cat runs up to a case labeled "IN CASE OF FIRE BREAK GLASS", smashes the glass... and gets a bucket of water tossed at him, dousing the internal fire.
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* In the olden days, fire extinguishers were often contained in cabinets like these in public buildings, equipped with a metal breaker on a chain to break the glass pane with. It's less used in new installations though, due to the dangers of broken glass shards, and such cabinets are now usually designed with a glass door on the front that can be pulled open.
* In Europe, Australia and several other countries, fire alarm break-glass "call points" are still in wide use, designed so a small button right behind the glass will be pressed when the glass is smashed, sounding the alarm.
** In the United States and Canada, fire alarm break-glass pull stations are also available as a common option for fire alarm systems, albeit not as much as they were in the past. Simplex even makes a pull station that requires a glass pane be shattered with the attached hammer before reaching the lever (Simplex's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeWgUT6-Zpg older version of this]] from TheSeventies and [[TheEighties 80s]] was designed so the frame holding the glass pane in place could swing down among the glass being broken, making it easier to access the lever without worry of broken glass shards.) In other cases, a break-glass cover can be installed over an existing pull station for additional coverage.
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* In ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'', Buffy's high school actually had a fire axe in one of these emergency glass cases by the door of the school. In the episode "School Hard", Spike actually broke the glass with *the face* of one of his own minions in order to get the axe.
* ''Series/DoctorWho'': In [[Recap/DoctorWhoS38E5FugitiveOfTheJudoon "Fugitive of the Judoon"]], [[spoiler:Ruth Clayton's [[HumanityEnsues Chameleon Arch]] is disguised as part of a fire alarm system in an old lighthouse. When she follows her TriggerPhrase instructions and breaks the glass, she is restored to her true self.]]
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* Inverted in one episode of ''WesternAnimation/Ben10'', in which a giant lightbulb containing and powered by a swarm of [[ShockAndAwe Megawhatts]] is labeled with "In case of emergency, do NOT break glass".
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' episode "When You Wish Upon a Weinstein", when a group of nuns get word of Peter entering a synagogue, they rush toward a case reading "In Case Of Heresy, Break Glass" and smash it to reveal rulers behind it.
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** In "No Giggity, No Doubt", Quagmire worries that Courtney, a teenage girl he's about to have sex with, is actually his illegitimate daughter and breaks open a case to fetch an emergency DNA test (it's next to a case for an emergency HIV test).
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** In "No Giggity, No Doubt", Quagmire worries that Courtney, a teenage girl he's about to have sex with, is actually his illegitimate daughter and breaks open a case to fetch an emergency DNA test (it's next to a case for an emergency HIV test).
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* In WesternAnimation/CloudyWithAChanceOfMeatballs2, [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Chester]] [[BigBad V]] has a box next to the [[spoiler:FLDSMDFR]] that reads IN CASE PLAN FAILS BREAK GLASS. That box contains a large hammer used to.... break the glass containing the [[spoiler:FLDSMDFR]] so he can grab it and escape.
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* In WesternAnimation/CloudyWithAChanceOfMeatballs2, ''WesternAnimation/CloudyWithAChanceOfMeatballs2'', [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Chester]] [[BigBad V]] has a box next to the [[spoiler:FLDSMDFR]] that reads IN CASE PLAN FAILS BREAK GLASS. That box contains a large hammer used to.... break the glass containing the [[spoiler:FLDSMDFR]] so he can grab it and escape.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Brickleberry}}'': In Case of Connie, Break Glass.
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** Fortunately, the peanut contained the key to Eddy's Brother's car, which the Eds promptly used to escape from the Cul-De-Sac. Sort of.
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* In the ''WebAnimation/DoodleToons'' episode "Fast Food Follies", Pip and Goldie feed a customer a burger that causes him to breathe flames[[note]]Goldie wanted to put tobacco in the burgers to get customers addicted, but she accidentally put tobasco in it instead[[/note]]. To extinguish the flames, Goldie grabs an axe from in a nearby box labeled "In case of fire, break glass."
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* In the ''WebAnimation/DoodleToons'' episode "Fast Food Follies", Pip and Goldie feed a customer a burger that causes him to breathe flames[[note]]Goldie wanted to put tobacco in the burgers to get customers addicted, but she accidentally put tobasco in it instead[[/note]]. To extinguish the flames, Goldie grabs an axe from in a nearby box labeled "In case of fire, break glass."
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* In ''Buffy the Vampire Slayer'', Buffy's high school actually had a fire axe in one of these emergency glass cases by the door of the school. In the episode "School Hard", Spike actually broke the glass with *the face* of one of his own minions in order to get the axe.
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* In ''Buffy the Vampire Slayer'', ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'', Buffy's high school actually had a fire axe in one of these emergency glass cases by the door of the school. In the episode "School Hard", Spike actually broke the glass with *the face* of one of his own minions in order to get the axe.
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* In ''Buffy the vampire slayer'', Vampire Slayer'', Buffy's high school actually had a fire axe in one of these emergency glass cases by the door of the school. In the episode "School Hard", Spike actually broke the glass with *the face* of one of his own minions in order to get the axe.
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*In WesternAnimation/CloudyWithAChanceOfMeatballs2, [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Chester]] [[BigBad V]] has a box next to the [[spoiler:FLDSMDFR]] that reads IN CASE PLAN FAILS BREAK GLASS. That box contains a large hammer used to.... break the glass containing the [[spoiler:FLDSMDFR]] so he can grab it and escape.
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** In ''Kitty Kornered'', Porky takes out a gun from behind glass when he thinks he's being attacked by martians. He [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] it by asking who put it there.
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* A prison has a fire alarm with the usual BigRedButton behind a glass panel labelled: IN CASE OF FIRE, BREAK. Next to it is a gun cabinet labeled: IN CASE OF JAILBREAK, FIRE.
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* And finally, "To Hare Is Human." Bugs has another mounted box around his bed marked ''In case of coyote, break glass.'' Inside the box is a BananaPeel, which he throws in front of the ladder that serves as the stairway to his hole. Once the coyote steps on the peel, his next stop is the Coyote Disposal and a date with gravity.
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