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* The vintage arcade game ''VideoGame/SpyHunter'' has a car that can deploy oil slicks (see below).
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* The vintage arcade game ''VideoGame/SpyHunter'' ''VideoGame/SpyHunter1983'' has a car that can deploy oil slicks (see below).
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* ''Manga/SPYxFamily'': In a bonus chapter, Anya sets up a few traps in a restaurant for a Red Circus {{Mook}} who survived Yor's latest assassination job and is trying to kill her in revenge, starting with filling an entire hallway with olive oil to make him slip.
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* ''WesternAnimation/RazzberryJazzberryJam'': At one point in “Melody Makers”, Louis somehow slips and slides on ''dust'' as if it were marbles.
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* ''Film/TwiceRoundTheDaffodils'': When Henry and George are hiding in the ward kitchen cupboard with their cooking paraphernalia (to not let Nurse Beamish know they have brought in outside foot), George accidentally puts his foot in a frying pan with an omelette in it, which causes him to slide through the door and into the table right in front of Nurse Beamish.
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* ''Film/{{Argylle}}'': A climactic gunfight in a pumping station results in an oil slick covering the entire floor, ensuring that nobody on either side has good footing. Elly attaches knives to her boots and somehow manages to "ice-skate'' on the crude oil, allowing her to keep fighting while everyone else can barely stand up.
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** ''Film/DoctorInTrouble'': When inspecting the floor Dr. Burke had just polished, Captain Spratt slips on it and goes flying onto his back.
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* In ''Film/DoctorAtSea'', Captain Hogg slips on some French chalk on the deck prior to the ship's dance.
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* ''Film/DoctorSeries'':
** In ''Film/DoctorAtSea'', Captain Hogg slips on some French chalk on the deck prior to the ship'sdance.dance.
** In ''Film/DoctorInClover'', Dr. Grimsdyke steps on a patient's meal that has fallen onto the floor and slips backwards into the wall where he sets off a fire extinguisher as he tries to steady himself.
** In ''Film/DoctorAtSea'', Captain Hogg slips on some French chalk on the deck prior to the ship's
** In ''Film/DoctorInClover'', Dr. Grimsdyke steps on a patient's meal that has fallen onto the floor and slips backwards into the wall where he sets off a fire extinguisher as he tries to steady himself.
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* In ''Film/DoctorAtSea'', Captain Hogg slips on some French chalk on the deck prior to the ship's dance.
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* ''Franchise/{{Tintin}}'':
** Tintin cracks open an abacus in a chase scene from ''The Secret of the Unicorn''.
** Two kids also do the same thing with a barrel of oil in ''Tintin and the Lake of Sharks''.
** Tintin cracks open an abacus in a chase scene from ''The Secret of the Unicorn''.
** Two kids also do the same thing with a barrel of oil in ''Tintin and the Lake of Sharks''.
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* ''Franchise/{{Tintin}}'':
**''Franchise/{{Tintin}}'': Tintin cracks open an abacus in a chase scene from ''The ''[[Recap/TintinTheSecretOfTheUnicorn The Secret of the Unicorn''.
** Two kids also do the same thing with a barrel of oil in ''Tintin and the Lake of Sharks''.Unicorn]]''.
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* Two kids crack open a barrel of oil during a chase scene in ''WesternAnimation/TintinAndTheLakeOfSharks''.
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** Adventure ''Vapors Don't Shoot Back''. During Mission 1, while the {{PC}}s are fighting in the warehouse boxes will break open and spill ball bearings all over the floor, which will make slipping and falling very likely.
** Adventure ''Send in the Clones''. During the Sewerworld segment, the {{PC}}s enter an old TV studio with boxes of ping pong balls. The boxes break open, spilling the ping pong balls all over the floor and tremendously increasing the {{PC}}s' chance of slipping and falling.
** Adventure ''Send in the Clones''. During the Sewerworld segment, the {{PC}}s enter an old TV studio with boxes of ping pong balls. The boxes break open, spilling the ping pong balls all over the floor and tremendously increasing the {{PC}}s' chance of slipping and falling.
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** Adventure ''Vapors Don't Shoot Back''. During Mission 1, while the {{PC}}s [=PCs=] are fighting in the warehouse boxes will break open and spill ball bearings all over the floor, which will make slipping and falling very likely.
** Adventure ''Send in the Clones''. During the Sewerworld segment, the{{PC}}s [=PCs=] enter an old TV studio with boxes of ping pong balls. The boxes break open, spilling the ping pong balls all over the floor and tremendously increasing the {{PC}}s' [=PCs=]' chance of slipping and falling.
** Adventure ''Send in the Clones''. During the Sewerworld segment, the
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* ''ComicBook/TheSandman1989'': Sexton sets up some marbles as a trap for his and Death/Didi's captor in ''Death: The High Cost of Living'', hoping he'll slip and break his neck, but it ends up being sprung on the wrong person. (Nonlethally.)
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* ''ComicBook/TheSandman1989'': Sexton sets up some marbles as a trap for his and Death/Didi's captor in ''Death: The High Cost of Living'', ''ComicBook/DeathTheHighCostOfLiving'', hoping he'll slip and break his neck, but it ends up being sprung on the wrong person. (Nonlethally.)
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* WesternAnimation/CodenameKidsNextDoor: In Operation: P.I.R.A.T.E., Numbuh 3 tries to trip up some Candy Pirates by throwing gumballs on the floor. Rather than trip on them, the pirates simply [[SweetTooth start eating the gumballs]].
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* WesternAnimation/CodenameKidsNextDoor: ''WesternAnimation/CodenameKidsNextDoor'': In Operation: P.I.R.A.T.E., Numbuh 3 tries to trip up some Candy Pirates by throwing gumballs on the floor. Rather than trip on them, the pirates simply [[SweetTooth start eating the gumballs]].
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* The villains in the live-action ''Film/InspectorGadget'' film use this to make the protagonist's car slip, eventually making it flip over and tumble.
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* The villains in the live-action ''Film/InspectorGadget'' film ''Film/InspectorGadget1999'' use this to make the protagonist's car slip, eventually making it flip over and tumble.
