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* In ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'', Temmie is a bit odd in her speech and mannerisms ([="hOI!!!!!! i'm tEMMIE!!"=]) even if you donate enough money to send her to college. Though if you do that, and then refuse to sell Temmie an item she's very interested in, she'll drop the silly speech and be unnervingly direct.
-->'''Temmie:''' Is this a joke? Are you having a chuckle? Ha ha, very funny. I'm the one with a degree.
-->'''Temmie:''' Is this a joke? Are you having a chuckle? Ha ha, very funny. I'm the one with a degree.
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* ''[[LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya The Melancholy Of Haruhi Suzumiya]]'': Kyon walks into the classroom and sees Ryoko was the one who had arranged to meet him. He asks if Taniguchi set this up as a prank.
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* In ''Manga/DeathNote'', when Light comes across the titular notebook at the beginning, he brushes it off as a hoax, but recent thoughts of getting rid of society's ne'er-do-wells and a random stroke of curiosity leads to him testing it out anyway. He fully expects nothing to happen, but of course it's the real deal, firing up his latent GodComplex setting the story in motion.
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* ''WesternAnimation/WhatIf2021'': When the Watcher assembles the Guardians of the Multiverse in the first season finale "[[Recap/WhatIfS1E9WhatIfTheWatcherBrokeHisOath What If The Watcher Broke His Oath?]]", Thor dismisses the whole thing as one of Loki's pranks and tries to leave. After nearly getting sucked into a vortex, he takes the situation (somewhat) more seriously.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Batman}}'': [[Characters/BatmanTheJoker The Joker's]] very first story in ''Batman #1'' begins with him delivering a death threat [[DoNotAdjustYourSet over the radio]]. A listener dismisses it as a "gag" like "[[Radio/TheWarOfTheWorlds1938 that story about Mars]]"[[note]]an event just two years before the story was first published[[/note]].
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* In ''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica'' Comics #1 (March 1941), the ComicBook/RedSkull sends General Manor a Red Skull along with a death threat. The experienced military leader assumes it must just be a joke.
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* In ''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica'' Comics #1 (March 1941), the ComicBook/RedSkull sends General Manor a Red Skull along with a death threat. The experienced military leader assumes it must just be a joke. Then he turns around to see the Red Skull ''right there''.
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* ''ComicBook/UltimateSpiderMan'': Even after watching him walk in the walls, Mary Jane is still not completely sure if Peter is telling the truth or playing some complex prank.
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'''Phoebe:''' Yeah, um, I can't fly. I'm having my brother's babies.\\
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* ''Series/StrangerThings'': This is the normal reaction by people when first told about the goings-on in Hawkins.
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* ''Film/{{Timeline}}'', like in the book, has Paul Walker conclude that his father's [[WriteBackToTheFuture message in the catacombs]] is just part of "a joke." Billy Connolly steps in to explain just how stupid an explanation that is, that a seasoned archaeologist would deliberately damage a site that's thousands of years old for the sake of a cheap laugh.
* Creator/LiamNeeson says this line early in ''Film/{{Unknown 2011}}'', as his wife doesn't recognize him as he's trying to prove his identity.
* Creator/LiamNeeson says this line early in ''Film/{{Unknown 2011}}'', as his wife doesn't recognize him as he's trying to prove his identity.
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* ''Film/{{Timeline}}'', like in the book, has Paul Walker Chris conclude that his father's [[WriteBackToTheFuture message in the catacombs]] is just part of "a joke." Billy Connolly Professor Johnson steps in to explain just how stupid an explanation that is, that a seasoned archaeologist would deliberately damage a site that's thousands of years old for the sake of a cheap laugh.
*Creator/LiamNeeson Harris says this line early in ''Film/{{Unknown 2011}}'', as his wife doesn't recognize him as he's trying to prove his identity.
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* Inverted in ''Film/Ghostbusters2016'', where Erin tries to dismiss an old book she wrote [[ImplausibleDeniability despite all evidence in the contrary]]:
-->'''Erin''': It-it was just a gag!\\
'''Ed Mulgrave:''' The first line is "This is not a joke."
-->'''Erin''': It-it was just a gag!\\
'''Ed Mulgrave:''' The first line is "This is not a joke."
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* TheFilmOfTheBook adaptation of ''Film/{{Timeline}}'' has Paul Walker conclude that his father's [[WriteBackToTheFuture message in the catacombs]] is just part of "a joke." Billy Connolly steps in to explain just how stupid an explanation that is, that a seasoned archaeologist would deliberately damage a site that's thousands of years old for the sake of a cheap laugh.
** This occurred in the book as well.
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* TheFilmOfTheBook adaptation of ''Film/{{Timeline}}'' ''Film/{{Timeline}}'', like in the book, has Paul Walker conclude that his father's [[WriteBackToTheFuture message in the catacombs]] is just part of "a joke." Billy Connolly steps in to explain just how stupid an explanation that is, that a seasoned archaeologist would deliberately damage a site that's thousands of years old for the sake of a cheap laugh.
** This occurred in the book as well.
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** This is said word-for-word by Dedue [[DarkHorseVictory if he wins the dance competition]]. The dance in question is based on elegant ballroom dancing while Dedue himself is a huge, broad-chested man.
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-->'''[[spoiler:Kristoph Gavin]]:''' Wright. You aren't seriously accusing me... are you?
-->'''Phoenix Wright:''' Oh, [[spoiler:Kristoph]]? You know even I'd never take a joke this far.
* In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses'', [[spoiler:Dimitri]] has this reaction if present for [[spoiler:Edelgard being revealed as the Flame Emperor's identity]].
-->'''[[spoiler:Dimitri]]''': ''(LaughingMad)'' Is this some kind of twisted joke?!
-->'''Phoenix Wright:''' Oh, [[spoiler:Kristoph]]? You know even I'd never take a joke this far.
* In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses'', [[spoiler:Dimitri]] has this reaction if present for [[spoiler:Edelgard being revealed as the Flame Emperor's identity]].
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-->'''[[spoiler:Kristoph Gavin]]:''' Wright. You aren't seriously accusing me... are you?
-->'''Phoenixyou?\\
'''Phoenix Wright:''' Oh, [[spoiler:Kristoph]]? You know even I'd never take a joke this far.
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** [[spoiler:Dimitri]] has this reaction if present for [[spoiler:Edelgard being revealed as the Flame Emperor's identity]].
-->'''[[spoiler:Dimitri]]''': --->'''[[spoiler:Dimitri]]''': ''(LaughingMad)'' Is this some kind of twisted joke?!joke?!
** This is said word-for-word by Dedue [[DarkHorseVictory if he wins the dance competition]]. The dance in question is based on elegant ballroom dancing while Dedue himself is a huge, broad-chested man.
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'''Phoenix Wright:''' Oh, [[spoiler:Kristoph]]? You know even I'd never take a joke this far.
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** [[spoiler:Dimitri]] has this reaction if present for [[spoiler:Edelgard being revealed as the Flame Emperor's identity]].
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* Standard answer for any of strange events of every other episode of the original ''Series/TheTwilightZone''.
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* Creator/BillCosby used to do a routine in which the voice of {{God}} speaks to Noah in his carpentry shop and demands that he build an ark. Noah jokingly plays along, convinced that someone is pranking him.
--> '''Noah''': How come you want me to do all these weird things?\\
'''God''': I'M GOING TO DESTROY THE WORLD.\\
'''Noah''': Riiiiiiiight. ... Am I on ''Series/CandidCamera''? ... How you gonna do it?\\
'''God''': I'MA MAKE IT RAIN FOR A THOUSAND DAYS AND DROWN 'EM RIGHT OUT.\\
'''Noah''': Riiiiiiiight. Listen, do this, you'll save water-- let it rain for forty days and forty nights, and wait for the sewers to back up.\\
'''God''': [[IronicEcho RIIIIIIIIGHT.]]
--> '''Noah''': How come you want me to do all these weird things?\\
'''God''': I'M GOING TO DESTROY THE WORLD.\\
'''Noah''': Riiiiiiiight. ... Am I on ''Series/CandidCamera''? ... How you gonna do it?\\
'''God''': I'MA MAKE IT RAIN FOR A THOUSAND DAYS AND DROWN 'EM RIGHT OUT.\\
'''Noah''': Riiiiiiiight. Listen, do this, you'll save water-- let it rain for forty days and forty nights, and wait for the sewers to back up.\\
'''God''': [[IronicEcho RIIIIIIIIGHT.]]
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', episode "Deep Space Homer", when the director of NASA introduces Homer and Barney as the future of space travel, two reporters ask "is this a joke?" Despite telling them no, and refusing to take any more similar questions, Homer breaking down after realizing the ''Film/PlanetOfTheApes'' was earth, and Barney drunkenly passing out, did not help.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', episode "Deep Space Homer", when the director of NASA introduces Homer and Barney as the future of space travel, two reporters ask "is this a joke?" Despite telling them no, and refusing to take any more similar questions, Homer breaking down after realizing the ''Film/PlanetOfTheApes'' ''Franchise/PlanetOfTheApes'' was earth, and Barney drunkenly passing out, did not help.
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* ''Series/ParksAndRecreation'': The no-nonsense Ron Swanson gets dragged to a deeply bizarre [[HauteCuisineIsWeird molecular mixology bar]]. When his whiskey order comes in the form of a lotion that the waiter begins to massage into his hands, he flatly says, "Can I ask if this entire establishment is a practical joke of some kind?"
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* Such an explanation is staple of the [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks Silver Age]] Franchise/MarvelUniverse. Alternately, if it is not considered to be "a joke" by someone, the possibility of the weird event being SomeNuttyPublicityStunt could also be suggested.
* Apparently part of the [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]] of Marvel Comics as well. In ''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica'' Comics #1 (March 1941), the ComicBook/RedSkull sends General Manor a Red Skull along with a death threat. The experienced military leader assumes it must just be a joke.
* Apparently part of the [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]] of Marvel Comics as well. In ''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica'' Comics #1 (March 1941), the ComicBook/RedSkull sends General Manor a Red Skull along with a death threat. The experienced military leader assumes it must just be a joke.
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* Such an explanation is staple of ''ComicBook/UltimateSpiderMan'': Even after watching him walk in the [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks Silver Age]] Franchise/MarvelUniverse. Alternately, if it walls, Mary Jane is still not considered to be "a joke" by someone, completely sure if Peter is telling the possibility of the weird event being SomeNuttyPublicityStunt could also be suggested.
* Apparently part of the [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]] of Marvel Comics as well. In ''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica'' Comics #1 (March 1941), the ComicBook/RedSkull sends General Manor a Red Skull along with a death threat. The experienced military leader assumes it must just be a joke.truth or playing some complex prank.
* Apparently part of the [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]] of Marvel Comics as well. In ''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica'' Comics #1 (March 1941), the ComicBook/RedSkull sends General Manor a Red Skull along with a death threat. The experienced military leader assumes it must just be a joke.
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* In ''VideoGame/ForHonor'', Stone says this verbatim when his requested reinforcements are a single Warden.
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* In ''VideoGame/ForHonor'', Stone says this verbatim when his requested reinforcements end up being a single Warden.
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* In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses'', [[spoiler:Dimitri]] has this reaction if present for [[spoiler:Edelgard being revealed as the Flame Emperor's identity]].
-->'''[[spoiler:Dimitri]]''': ''(LaughingMad) Is this some kind of twisted joke?!
* In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses'', [[spoiler:Dimitri]] has this reaction if present for [[spoiler:Edelgard being revealed as the Flame Emperor's identity]].
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* In ''Webcomic/QuestionableContent'', when Marten is put in charge of the Smif Library interns, and begins by explaining ''what a bookshelf is'' to graduate students, Claire asks if this is "some kind of weird hazing ritual". When he explains that he's not actually a librarian, just someone who works there, she says "This is DEFINITELY some sort of hazing ritual and I do NOT appreciate it."
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* In ''Webcomic/QuestionableContent'', when Marten is put in charge of the Smif Library interns, and begins by explaining ''what a bookshelf is'' to graduate students, Claire asks if this is "some kind of weird hazing ritual". When he explains that he's not actually a librarian, just someone who works there, she says "This is DEFINITELY some sort of hazing ritual and I do NOT appreciate it."
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* In the Rifftrax for ''[[Film/LordOfTheRings The Two Towers]]'', when Aragorn, Gimli, and Legolas are asked what business a man, an elf and a dwarf have in the Riddermark, the riffed reply is, "Shouldn't you be walking into a bar somewhere?"
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* In the Rifftrax Podcast/{{Rifftrax}} for ''[[Film/LordOfTheRings The Two Towers]]'', ''Film/TheLordOfTheRingsTheTwoTowers'', when Aragorn, Gimli, and Legolas are asked what business a man, an elf and a dwarf have in the Riddermark, the riffed reply is, "Shouldn't you be walking into a bar somewhere?"
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* In one ad campaign for air fresheners, they spray the stuff all over incredibly dirty environments, blindfold people, bring them in, and have them tell what they smell. After saying how wonderful the place smells, they're unblinded. In one ad, featuring two women, they both look around the [[TrashOfTheTitans absolutely filthy]] basement, and wonders aloud if it's a joke.
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* A great example in the form of a running gag to boot is when Marty stumbles into the soda shop in ''Film/BackToTheFuture''. First, the bartender smirks when referring to Marty's 1980s orange sleeveless ski jacket as a "life preserver", and later in the same scene Biff and his gang members laugh at Marty's expense after one of the gang makes the disparaging remark, "Dork thinks he's gonna drown".
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* A great example in the form of a running gag to boot is when Marty stumbles into the soda shop in ''Film/BackToTheFuture''. First, the bartender smirks when referring to Marty's 1980s orange sleeveless ski jacket as a "life preserver", and later in the same scene Biff and his gang members laugh at Marty's expense after one of the gang makes the disparaging remark, "Dork thinks he's gonna drown". drown."
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* In George Gipe's novelization of ''Film/{{Gremlins}},'' when Father Barlett's Christmas cards first shoot out of a mailbox after he dropped them in, he assumed it was a "hidden camera prank" and good-naturedly plays along. Turned out to be those darn gremlins. (This is partially seen in the movie but a deleted scene spelled it out for sure.)
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* In George Gipe's novelization of ''Film/{{Gremlins}},'' when Father Barlett's Christmas cards first shoot out of a mailbox after he dropped them in, he assumed it was assumes it's a "hidden camera prank" and good-naturedly plays along. Turned Turns out to be those darn gremlins. (This is partially seen in the movie movie, but a deleted scene spelled spells it out for sure.)
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* ''Series/{{Friends}}'', when Phoebe is on the phone with Ross' fiancée's stepmother, trying to warn Ross that Rachel is coming to disrupt the wedding:
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'''Phoenix Wright:''' Oh, [[spoiler:Kristoph]]? You know even I'd never take a joke this far.
'''Phoenix Wright:''' Oh, [[spoiler:Kristoph]]? You know even I'd never take a joke this far.
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* In the Rifftrax for [[Film/LordOfTheRings The Two Towers]], when Aragorn, Gimli, and Legolas are asked what business a man, an elf and a dwarf have in the Rittermark, the riffed reply is "Shouldn't you be walking into a bar somewhere?"
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* In the Rifftrax for [[Film/LordOfTheRings ''[[Film/LordOfTheRings The Two Towers]], Towers]]'', when Aragorn, Gimli, and Legolas are asked what business a man, an elf and a dwarf have in the Rittermark, Riddermark, the riffed reply is is, "Shouldn't you be walking into a bar somewhere?"
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/AmericanDragonJakeLong'' episode "Half Baked," Jake replies, "I'm glad that everyone bought that ''You've been punked'' story we feed them."
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* A great example in the form of a running gag to boot is when Marty stumbles into the soda shop in ''Film/BackToTheFuture''. First First, the bartender smirks when referring to Marty's 1980's 1980s orange sleeveless ski jacket as a "life preserver", and later in the same scene Biff and his gangmembers gang members laugh at Marty's expense after one of the gang makes the disparaging remark, "Dork thinks he's gonna drown".
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* TheFilmOfTheBook adaptation of ''Film/{{Timeline}}'' has Paul Walker conclude that his father's [[WriteBackToTheFuture message in the catacombs]] are just part of "a joke." Billy Connolly steps in to explain just how stupid an explanation that is, that a seasoned archaeologist would deliberately damage a site that's thousands of years old for the sake of a cheap laugh.
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* TheFilmOfTheBook adaptation of ''Film/{{Timeline}}'' has Paul Walker conclude that his father's [[WriteBackToTheFuture message in the catacombs]] are is just part of "a joke." Billy Connolly steps in to explain just how stupid an explanation that is, that a seasoned archaeologist would deliberately damage a site that's thousands of years old for the sake of a cheap laugh.
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* ''Literature/TheCuriousCaseOfBenjaminButton'' is littered with this. When Roger Button first sees that his newborn child is in fact an elderly man, he demands to know if the hospital is playing a joke. Years later, when Benjamin is 18 (and looking 50), he tries to gain admittance to Yale. The dean throws him out for trying to pull such a prank, despite Benjamin's protests. Late in his life when Benjamin appears 10, he attempts to rejoin the Army. The other soldiers play along until he presents official military documents, and is told that this isn't funny anymore.
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* ''Literature/TheCuriousCaseOfBenjaminButton'' is littered with this. When Roger Button first sees that his newborn child is is, in fact fact, an elderly man, he demands to know if the hospital is playing a joke. Years later, when Benjamin is 18 (and looking 50), he tries to gain admittance to Yale. The dean throws him out for trying to pull such a prank, despite Benjamin's protests. Late in his life when Benjamin appears 10, he attempts to rejoin the Army. The other soldiers play along until he presents official military documents, and is told that this isn't funny anymore.
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* The more modern variant on ''Series/{{Community}}'', ''Series/{{Community}}'' when Britta is amazed at the guys jumping into a fight over something stupid.
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* ''Series/DoctorWho'': In [[Recap/DoctorWhoS27E1Rose "Rose"]], Rose Tyler's reaction to [[MurderousMannequin plastic dummies]] coming to life and apparently trying to kill her is that it must be college kids — they're the only ones mad enough for a prank that big. The Doctor says it's a [[SarcasmMode smart idea]]. She, and every other companion, comes to discover that it is ''never'' a joke.
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* ''Series/DoctorWho'': In [[Recap/DoctorWhoS27E1Rose "Rose"]], Rose Tyler's reaction to [[MurderousMannequin plastic dummies]] coming to life and apparently trying to kill her is that it must be college kids — they're the only ones mad enough for a prank that big. The Doctor says it's a [[SarcasmMode smart idea]]. She, She -- and every other companion, companion -- comes to discover that it is ''never'' a joke.
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* In the Rifftrax for [[Film/LordOfTheRings The Two Towers]], when Aragorn, Gimli and Legolas are asked what business a man, an elf and a dwarf have in the Rittermark, the riffed reply is "Shouldn't you be walking into a bar somewhere?"
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* In the Rifftrax for [[Film/LordOfTheRings The Two Towers]], when Aragorn, Gimli Gimli, and Legolas are asked what business a man, an elf and a dwarf have in the Rittermark, the riffed reply is "Shouldn't you be walking into a bar somewhere?"
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', episode "Deep Space Homer", when the director of NASA introduces Homer and Barney as the future of space travel, two reporters ask "is this a joke?" Despite telling them no, and refusing to take anymore similar questions, Homer breaking down after realizing the ''Film/PlanetOfTheApes'' was earth, and Barney drunkenly passing out, did not help.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', episode "Deep Space Homer", when the director of NASA introduces Homer and Barney as the future of space travel, two reporters ask "is this a joke?" Despite telling them no, and refusing to take anymore any more similar questions, Homer breaking down after realizing the ''Film/PlanetOfTheApes'' was earth, and Barney drunkenly passing out, did not help.
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* [[Manga/AhMyGoddess Sayoko]] has made a deal with a demon and turned the university into a fairy-tale castle. The reaction from those whose minds she didn't take over? "* sigh* Probably just the engineering students goofing around again. Last year they put a bus on the roof." And the narration notes, "It seemed years of student pranks had rendered the sleepy town of Nekomi ''shock-proof''."
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* [[Manga/AhMyGoddess Sayoko]] ''Manga/AhMyGoddess'': Sayoko has made a deal with a demon and turned the university into a fairy-tale castle. The reaction from those whose minds she didn't take over? "* sigh* Probably ''[sigh]'' "Probably just the engineering students goofing around again. Last year they put a bus on the roof." And the narration notes, "It seemed years of student pranks had rendered the sleepy town of Nekomi ''shock-proof''."
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* Creator/LiamNeeson says this line early on in ''Film/{{Unknown 2011}}''.
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* ''Series/{{Charmed}}'' episode 6 season 2, ''"That Old Black Magic"'' Kyle Gwydion reacts like this.
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* ''Series/{{Charmed}}'' ''Series/Charmed1998'' episode 6 season 2, ''"That "That Old Black Magic"'' Magic", Kyle Gwydion reacts like this.
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* ''Series/DoctorWho'': In [[Recap/DoctorWhoS27E1Rose "Rose"]], Rose Tyler's reaction to [[MurderousMannequin plastic dummies]] coming to life and apparently trying to kill her is that it must be college kids — they're the only ones mad enough for a prank that big. The Doctor says it's a [[SarcasmMode smart idea.]] She, and every other companion, came to discover that it is ''never'' a joke.
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* ''Series/DoctorWho'': In [[Recap/DoctorWhoS27E1Rose "Rose"]], Rose Tyler's reaction to [[MurderousMannequin plastic dummies]] coming to life and apparently trying to kill her is that it must be college kids — they're the only ones mad enough for a prank that big. The Doctor says it's a [[SarcasmMode smart idea.]] idea]]. She, and every other companion, came comes to discover that it is ''never'' a joke. joke.
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** Aunt May says the exact same thing when she is confronted about Peter's identity as Spider Man.
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** Aunt May says the exact same thing when she is confronted about Peter's identity as Spider Man.Spider-Man.
* ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsResistance'': Neeku Vozo, being extremely LiteralMinded, occasionally takes serious statements made by other characters as jokes. In [[Recap/StarWarsResistanceS1E18Descent "Descent"]], when protagonist Kaz finally tells Neeku that he's a spy for the Resistance, which is why First Order stormtroopers are chasing them, Neeku's reaction is to assume that it's a bad joke at a bad time for joking. He doesn't realize that Kaz is being serious until he sees General Organa's message near the end of the episode.
* ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsResistance'': Neeku Vozo, being extremely LiteralMinded, occasionally takes serious statements made by other characters as jokes. In [[Recap/StarWarsResistanceS1E18Descent "Descent"]], when protagonist Kaz finally tells Neeku that he's a spy for the Resistance, which is why First Order stormtroopers are chasing them, Neeku's reaction is to assume that it's a bad joke at a bad time for joking. He doesn't realize that Kaz is being serious until he sees General Organa's message near the end of the episode.
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* Asked by name in ''Film/SpyKids'' by Juni, after being instructed on the blue and green buttons, and opening the door [[spoiler:to the [=SpyGuppy=]]] to find... a closet.
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* Asked by name in ''Film/SpyKids'' ''Film/SpyKids1'' by Juni, after being instructed on the blue and green buttons, and opening the door [[spoiler:to the [=SpyGuppy=]]] to find... a closet.