History Main / MyEyesAreLeaking

** In the episode "An Officer and a Gentle Boy" Cotton brings up his mean one legged drill instructor then suddenly tears start leaking down his face, he is very surprised and embarrassed and says "I guess over reminiscing has brought up my pain water".

* Inverted in Videogame/SuperMarioRPG: Booster, seeing Princess Toadstool crying, asks, "Are you leaking, my dear?"

* The JimCarrey live-action version of ''Film/HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas''.

* In ''Film/FlashGordon'', Ming's daughter see's Flash's LoveInterest crying and asks why her eyes are leaking.

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* Pictured is TheVision, the [[RidiculouslyHumanRobot android]] member of ComicBook/TheAvengers. In his first appearance, he turned on his creator (the evil robot Ultron) to save the Avengers, and they welcomed him into their ranks. Thus he found out that "Even an android can cry!"

* Towards the end of ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMusicOfTheVampire'', Velma comes to untie Daphne from an swamp altar, and as she does, her eyes start to water and trickle down her face. When Daphne (in a semi-dazed state) tells Velma not to cry ("You won't always be a bridesmaid," she slurs), Velma says she's not--the witch's hypnotic gas is making her eyes water.

* In ''ClanOfTheCaveBear'' Ayla gets upset and cries, to the bewonderment of the rest of the Clan who have no knowledge/experience with tears of sadness. They think there's something wrong with her eyes.

* PlayedForLaughs on ''{{Seinfeld}}'' ("The Serenity Now") after the title character gets in touch with his emotions:

* When Sally cries for the first time on ''ThirdRockFromTheSun'', the aliens refer to it as "leaking". They continue to refer to crying as "leaking" for the rest of the series.

* Parodied on ''CloneHigh''. When JFK (seeking guidance) cries in front of Principal Scudworth, Scudworth shrieks and exclaims "Is that water leaking out of your face!?" Could be considered an inversion as well, since Scudworth is the only (naturally born) human among the main characters.
* ''KingOfTheHill'':

* In ''PinkyAndTheBrain'', Brain shows Pinky sad scenes from movies while urging him to stay stoic, but when an obvious parody of ''Disney/TheLionKing'' comes in Brain gets moved and says "Pinky, my eyes are leaking" and dismisses the idea that he's crying as ridiculous. When both of them stop weeping Brain suddenly gets the idea of making the saddest movie ever created.

* Inverted in SuperMarioRPG: Booster, seeing Princess Toadstool crying, asks, "Are you leaking, my dear?"

* One episode of ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold'' has RedTornado creating a "son" and then being forced to destroy him. He makes the "my eyes are leaking" quote afterwards.

* In ''{{Soldier}}'', Todd, [[TheStoic who was raised from birth to show no emotions]] has this when he's kicked out of the village.

* The ''{{Disgaea}}'' series:
** ''DisgaeaHourOfDarkness'':

** In ''{{Disgaea 3}}'', Princess Sapphire becomes confused when she starts crying TearsOfJoy over [[spoiler:Almaz coming back to life]], especially since she has always been, as far as she knew, UnableToCry.

* In ''PinkyAndTheBrain'', Brain shows Pinky sad scenes from movies while urging him to stay stoic, but when an obvious parody of ''TheLionKing'' comes in Brain gets moved and says "Pinky, my eyes are leaking" and dismisses the idea that he's crying as ridiculous. When both of them stop weeping Brain suddenly gets the idea of making the saddest movie ever created.
* Towards the end of ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMusicOfTheVampire'', Velma comes to untie Daphne from an swamp altar, and as she does, her eyes start to water and trickle down her face. When Daphne (in a semi-dazed state) tells Velma not to cry ("You won't always be a bridesmaid," she slurs), Velma says she's not--the witch's hynoptic gas is making her eyes water.

* ''Saturn's Children'' by Creator/CharlesStross. The {{sexbot}} protagonist is alarmed for a moment when her vision becomes blurred and she registers saline leakage; a surprisingly non-functional response to emotions programmed into her by her long-extinct creators.

* Towards the end of ''ScoobyDoo: Music Of The Vampire'', Velma comes to untie Daphne from an swamp altar, and as she does, her eyes start to water and trickle down her face. When Daphne (in a semi-dazed state) tells Velma not to cry ("You won't always be a bridesmaid," she slurs), Velma says she's not--the witch's hynoptic gas is making her eyes water.

* In the EXO fandom classic "Absolute Chanyeol," Chanyeol the robot is understandably alarmed when Baekhyun begins to cry, exclaiming, "Baekhyunnie, you're leaking!"

* ''Saturn's Children'' by CharlesStross. The {{sexbot}} protagonist is alarmed for a moment when her vision becomes blurred and she registers saline leakage; a surprisingly non-functional response to emotions programmed into her by her long-extinct creators.

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* ''MahouSenseiNegima'': Chachamaru knows that [[spoiler: her tears are in fact oil, but Negi reasons with her that is not the physical experience of the tears rolling down, but the feelings she has that makes her a living being.]]

* Pictured is TheVision, the [[RidiculouslyHumanRobot android]] member of [[ComicBook/TheAvengers The Avengers]]. In his first appearance, he turned on his creator (the evil robot Ultron) to save the Avengers, and they welcomed him into their ranks. Thus he found out that "Even an android can cry!"

* When Sally cries for the first time on ''[[ThirdRockFromTheSun 3rd Rock From The Sun]]'', the aliens refer to it as "leaking". They continue to refer to crying as "leaking" for the rest of the series.

* ''Brass Goggles'' by [[SteamPoweredGiraffe Steam Powered Giraffe]]: "''And what is this leaking affecting my eye? / Does the oil that is dripping mean this is a cry?''"

* Towards the end of ''[[ScoobyDoo Scooby Doo: Music Of The Vampire]]'', Velma comes to untie Daphne from an swamp altar, and as she does, her eyes start to water and trickle down her face. When Daphne (in a semi-dazed state) tells Velma not to cry ("You won't always be a bridesmaid," she slurs), Velma says she's not--the witch's hynoptic gas is making her eyes water.

[[caption-width-right:295:The Vision discovers he has feelings.]]

* Pictured is The Vision, the [[RidiculouslyHumanRobot android]] member of [[ComicBook/TheAvengers The Avengers]]. In his first appearance, he turned on his creator (the evil robot Ultron) to save the Avengers, and they welcomed him into their ranks. Thus he found out that "Even an android can cry!"

* The JimCarrey live-action version of ''TheGrinch''.

* Towards the end of ''[[ScoobyDoo Scooby Doo: Music Of The Vampire]]'', Velma comes to untie Daphne from an swamp altar, and she does, her eyes start to water and trickle down her face. When Daphne (in a semi-dazed state) tells Velma not to cry ("You won't always be a bridesmaid," she slurs), Velma says she's not--the witch's hynoptic gas is making her eyes water.

* Towards the end of ''[[ScoobyDoo Scooby Doo: Music Of The Vampire]]'', Velma comes to untie Daphne from an swamp altar, and she does, her eyes start to water and trickle down her face. When Daphne (in a semi-drugged state) tells Velma not to cry, Velma says she's not--the noxious swamp fumes are making her eyes water.