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* In the segment "Mr. Fix-It Fixes It" from ''Creator/RichardScarry's Best Silly Stories and Songs Video Ever!'', Mr. Fix-It has to fix Freddy's tricycle horn, Fireman Ralph's siren, Grandma Bear's cuckoo clock, and Lily Bunny's doll, by 3 o' clock. All of the items aren't making their proper sounds anymore (e.g. Freddy's horn doesn't honk) which is why they need them fixed. Once Mr. Fix-It repairs the items, the characters then go to use the items. However, they find that Mr. Fix-It got the sound effects all mixed up. They then proceed to sing a song about what if all sound effects got mixed up.

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* In the segment "Mr. Fix-It Fixes It" from ''Creator/RichardScarry's ''Cre* The later ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' cartoons from the Creator/WarnerBros- Seven Arts era near the end of TheSixties sometimes have this, due to the LimitedSoundEffects library the studio had at the time...
** The second "Bunny and Claude" short, ''The Great Carrot Train Robbery'', has Claude quickly hammer a barrel shut with a sped-up version of the Creator/HannaBarbera "temple block riot" sound effect, which is generally used for characters preparing to run off and sounds nothing like hammering.
** The short released after that, ''Fistic Mystic" with Merlin the Magic Mouse, has Merlin conjure up a pair of magic boxing gloves that rapidly punch with the same "temple block riot" sound effect.
** ''WesternAnimation/InjunTrouble1969'' has one of the Indians try painting a ring around his teepee, and his paintbrush makes a "Poof!" sound effect (like when a puff of dust arises or a magic trick is performed) when it initially touches the teepee.
** During this era, it was not uncommon for anything that was breaking or crashing to make the exact same Hanna-Barbera "smash against wall" sound effect (sounding like china being broken), and half the time it wouldn't fit well with what was being smashed (such as Daffy Duck crashing through a wooden floor in ''Rodent to Stardom'', a race car crashing in ''Hippydrome Tiger'', Nero's throne and violin being smashed in ''WesternAnimation/SeeYaLaterGladiator'', the sheriff falling into a trash can in ''Bunny and Claude'', or the Big Ben ClockTower being destroyed in ''Shamrock and Roll''.ator/RichardScarry's
Best Silly Stories and Songs Video Ever!'', Mr. Fix-It has to fix Freddy's tricycle horn, Fireman Ralph's siren, Grandma Bear's cuckoo clock, and Lily Bunny's doll, by 3 o' clock. All of the items aren't making their proper sounds anymore (e.g. Freddy's horn doesn't honk) which is why they need them fixed. Once Mr. Fix-It repairs the items, the characters then go to use the items. However, they find that Mr. Fix-It got the sound effects all mixed up. They then proceed to sing a song about what if all sound effects got mixed up.



* The later ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' cartoons from the Creator/WarnerBros- Seven Arts era near the end of TheSixties sometimes have this, due to the LimitedSoundEffects library the studio had at the time...
** The second "Bunny and Claude" short, ''The Great Carrot Train Robbery'', has Claude quickly hammer a barrel shut with a sped-up version of the Creator/HannaBarbera "temple block riot" sound effect, which is generally used for characters preparing to run off and sounds nothing like hammering.
** The short released after that, ''Fistic Mystic" with Merlin the Magic Mouse, has Merlin conjure up a pair of magic boxing gloves that rapidly punch with the same "temple block riot" sound effect.
** ''WesternAnimation/InjunTrouble1969'' has one of the Indians try painting a ring around his teepee, and his paintbrush makes a "Poof!" sound effect (like when a puff of dust arises or a magic trick is performed) when it initially touches the teepee.
** During this era, it was not uncommon for anything that was breaking or crashing to make the exact same Hanna-Barbera "smash against wall" sound effect (sounding like china being broken), and half the time it wouldn't fit well with what was being smashed (such as Daffy Duck crashing through a wooden floor in ''Rodent to Stardom'', a race car crashing in ''Hippydrome Tiger'', Nero's throne and violin being smashed in ''WesternAnimation/SeeYaLaterGladiator'', the sheriff falling into a trash can in ''Bunny and Claude'', or the Big Ben ClockTower being destroyed in ''Shamrock and Roll''.
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** During this era, it was not uncommon for anything that was breaking or crashing to make the exact same Hanna-Barbera "smash against wall" sound effect (sounding like china being broken), and half the time it wouldn't fit well with what was being smashed (such as Daffy Duck crashing through a wooden floor in ''Rodent to Stardom'', a race car crashing in ''Hippydrome Tiger'', Nero's throne and violin being smashed in ''WesternAnimation/SeeYaLaterGladiator'', the sheriff falling into a trash can in ''Bunny and Claude'', or the Big Ben ClockTower being destroyed in ''Shamrock and Roll''.
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* The later ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' cartoons from the Creator/WarnerBros- Seven Arts era near the end of TheSixties sometimes have this, due to the LimitedSoundEffects library the studio had at the time...
** The second "Bunny and Claude" short, ''The Great Carrot Train Robbery'', has Claude quickly hammer a barrel shut with a sped-up version of the Creator/HannaBarbera "temple block riot" sound effect, which is generally used for characters preparing to run off and sounds nothing like hammering.
** The short released after that, ''Fistic Mystic" with Merlin the Magic Mouse, has Merlin conjure up a pair of magic boxing gloves that rapidly punch with the same "temple block riot" sound effect.
** ''WesternAnimation/InjunTrouble1969'' has one of the Indians try painting a ring around his teepee, and his paintbrush makes a "Poof!" sound effect (like when a puff of dust arises or a magic trick is performed) when it initially touches the teepee.
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* ''Series/WhoseLineIsItAnyway'' had this as a recurring game, called "Sound Effects", where they'd pull volunteers from the audience to make sound effects for a scene acted out by two of the comedians. HilarityEnsues. In the most memorable incident, Drew Carey is [[{{Corpsing}} reduced to tears]] by [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2_thHqiYsE an inappropriately foleyed elephant]].

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* ''Series/WhoseLineIsItAnyway'' had this as a recurring game, called "Sound Effects", where they'd pull volunteers from the audience to make sound effects for a scene acted out by two of the comedians. HilarityEnsues. In the most memorable incident, Drew Carey is [[{{Corpsing}} reduced to tears]] by [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2_thHqiYsE com/watch?v=o3BcS2jhH5Q an inappropriately foleyed elephant]].

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* ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}'': The page image comes from a [[https://www.gocomics.com/peanuts/1956/08/30 1956 strip]] in which Linus observes a falling leaf that goes "klunk" upon hitting the ground.

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* ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}'': The page image comes from a [[https://www.gocomics.com/peanuts/1956/08/30 1956 strip]] in which Linus observes a falling leaf that goes "klunk" upon hitting the ground. Fast forward to [[https://www.gocomics.com/peanuts/1961/09/09 1961,]] and Linus sees another falling leaf land with a "♪".



* In the ''Series/GetSmart'' episode "Moonlighting Becomes You", 99 goes undercover at a radio station that is secretly communicating messages to KAOS agents, and as the plot thickens, Max is sent undercover as the sound effects man for a dramatic series. True to form, he does an absolutely terrible job, getting almost every sound effect wrong and forcing the episode's writer and narrator, Hannibal Day (Victor Buono), to improvise as best he can as his patience wears ever thinner. It starts with Max knocking on a prop door at the cue for a doorbell, followed by ringing the doorbell when Hannibal switches to saying there was a knocking at the door, and things go downhill from there.
-->'''Hannibal:''' I knew I was surrounded, and to engage in battle would prove fatal. That's when I picked up the knife, and threw it! ''[Max fires a blank-loaded prop gun]'' ... Luckily, the knife hit a gun lying on the floor and the gun fired once. ''[Max fires the prop gun twice more]'' ... Twice... maybe more... ''[Max fires the prop gun again]'' Then, I ran for the door! ''[Max makes clip-clop noises with a pair of coconut halves in a box of gravel]'' ... On my horse. But I wasn't sure if it would open or not. ''[Max pretends to struggle with the doorknob on the prop door to no avail; Hannibal chuckles]'' Yes... just what I thought. The door was ''hopelessly'' stuck! ''[Max accidentally opens the door with a loud creak; Hannibal scowls]'' ... But only for a minute. ''[he throws down his script in anger, and starts reading off 99's script]'' If it hadn't been for the landlady, I might never have been saved. Call it fate... ''[Max leans too heavily on the music stand with his copy of the script, and it collapses, sending him loudly floorwards]'' ... that caused me to fall through the trap door... ''[looks skyward as if to say "Why, God??"]''



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And Rob mooed like a cow instead.''

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* The Dutch comedian Henk Elsink's song ''Johanna'' has several messed-up sound effects. Some of them are due to [[LiteralMinded literal interpretations of metaphors]], others due to wrong timing.
-->''Then somebody knocks on her door.''\\
'''Sound FX:''' ring ring\\
''Then somebody rings her doorbell.''\\
'''Sound FX:''' knock knock
[frustrated] ''Then somebody knocks and rings at her door!''
* In his sketch ''The Mailman'', another Dutch comedian, Andre Van Duin, had several problems with a prop doorbell. At first the bell doesn't work, so he decides to [[SayingSoundEffectsOutLoud say the sound effect]] himself: [[UnsoundEffect "Bell."]] The second time the sound does work, and when his co-actor asks, "Did you ring the bell again?" Van Duin answers, "No, [[BreakingTheFourthWall the sound technician]] did." Based on the co-actor's {{corpsing}} after that last line, it was a joke Van Duin [[ThrowItIn threw in on]] the spot.

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* The Dutch comedian Henk Elsink's song ''Johanna'' "Johanna" has several messed-up sound effects. Some of them are due to [[LiteralMinded literal interpretations of metaphors]], others due to wrong timing.
-->''Then -->Then somebody knocks on her door.''\\
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'''Sound FX:''' ring ring\\
''Then
''[ring ring]''\\
Then
somebody rings her doorbell.''\\
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'''Sound FX:''' knock knock
[frustrated] ''Then
'[[knock knock]''\\
''[frustrated]'' Then
somebody knocks and rings at her door!''
door!
* In his sketch ''The Mailman'', "The Mailman", another Dutch comedian, Andre Van Duin, had several problems with a prop doorbell. At first the bell doesn't work, so he decides to [[SayingSoundEffectsOutLoud say the sound effect]] himself: [[UnsoundEffect "Bell."]] The second time the sound does work, and when his co-actor asks, "Did you ring the bell again?" Van Duin answers, "No, [[BreakingTheFourthWall the sound technician]] did." Based on the co-actor's {{corpsing}} after that last line, it was a joke Van Duin [[ThrowItIn threw in on]] the spot.
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* The main character of the Italian film ''Volere volare'' (''To Want to Fly'') is the sound effects guy for Italian dubs of American cartoons. At one point, he's been asked to dub a serious live-action love scene, and fills it with zany cartoon noises.
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* In the video for Music/WeirdAlYankovic's "Fat", the second chorus's choreography goes off the rails when Al notices the exaggerated sound effects that his arm motions make, and then experiments with it.

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** Hell, an episode of ''WesternAnimation/GarfieldAndFriends'' once used this as its plot!


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* ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}'': The page image comes from a [[https://www.gocomics.com/peanuts/1956/08/30 1956 strip]] in which Linus observes a falling leaf that goes "klunk" upon hitting the ground.
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* Two rounds on ''Radio/ImSorryIHaventAClue'' have been based on this. In one, the teams have to tell a story with random sound effects being added in, and then have to make the story fit the effects. In the other one team tells a story and the other has to add ''appropriate'' sound effects using only their voices, but the first team is deliberately misleading them as to what effects would be appropriate.

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* Two rounds on ''Radio/ImSorryIHaventAClue'' have been based on this. In one, "Bedtime Story", the teams have to tell a story with random sound effects being added in, and then have to make the story fit the effects. In the other "Human Voicebox" one team tells a story and the other has to add ''appropriate'' sound effects using only their voices, but the first team is deliberately misleading them as to what effects would be appropriate.
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* Two rounds on ''Radio/ImSorryIHaventAClue'' have been based on this. In one, the teams have to tell a story with random sound effects being added in, and then have to make the story fit the effects. In the other one team tells a story and the other has to add ''appropriate'' sound effects, but the first team is deliberately misleading them as to what effects would be appropriate.

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* Two rounds on ''Radio/ImSorryIHaventAClue'' have been based on this. In one, the teams have to tell a story with random sound effects being added in, and then have to make the story fit the effects. In the other one team tells a story and the other has to add ''appropriate'' sound effects, effects using only their voices, but the first team is deliberately misleading them as to what effects would be appropriate.

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-->'''Graeme''': Suddenly, in came the Fife and Drum Corps.
-->''The other team make a valiant attempt at sounding like a Fife and Drum Corps''
-->'''Tim''': "What a pity they don't have their instruments with them," said Biggles.

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-->'''Graeme''': Suddenly, in came the Fife and Drum Corps.
-->''The other team make a valiant attempt at sounding like a Fife and Drum Corps''
-->'''Tim''': "What It was the opening of Parliament. The Queen arrived to be greeted by the Band of the Grenadier Guards.
-->'''Barry and Graeme''': ''[A valiant attempt at the Band of the Grenadier Guards playing "Colonel Bogey's March"]''
-->'''Tim''': ...who were between numbers.
-->'''Tony''': Then the band struck up.
-->'''Barry and Graeme''': ''[Go through the whole "Colonel Bogey" thing again]''
-->'''Tony''': ...
a pity they don't have friendship with those nice boys in the Coldstream Guards.
-->'''Tim''': The crowd waited patiently for a sight of the Queen, only to be interrupted by [[OverlyLongGag the sound of the band]].
-->'''Barry and Graeme''': ''[After some hesitation, another chorus of "Colonel Bogey"]''
-->'''Tim''': ...the sound of the banned protesters, who had pushed
their instruments way to the front with them," said Biggles.their anti-monarchist banners.
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* Two rounds on ''Radio/ImSorryIHaventAClue'' have been based on this. In one, the teams have to tell a story with random sound effects being added in, and then have to make the story fit the effects. In the other one team tells a story and the other has to add ''appropriate'' sound effects, but the first team is deliberately misleading them as to what effects would be appropriate.
-->'''Graeme''': Suddenly, in came the Fife and Drum Corps.
-->''The other team make a valiant attempt at sounding like a Fife and Drum Corps''
-->'''Tim''': "What a pity they don't have their instruments with them," said Biggles.
* In the Tertiary Phase of ''Radio/TheHitchHikersGuideToTheGalaxy'', the Guide decides the sound effect of the Wicket Key opening the Slo-Time Gate doesn't work, and redoes the scene with a different one.
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* ''WesternAnimation/GarfieldAndFriends'' had a whole episode about this, called "Sound Judgment." [[NoForthWall The show's sound effects guy quits]] and Garfield has Odie fill in for him. ''Every sound effect for the rest of the episode'' is completely random and inappropriate, down to every footstep being a different random sound.

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* ''WesternAnimation/GarfieldAndFriends'' had a whole episode about this, called "Sound Judgment." [[NoForthWall [[NoFourthWall The show's sound effects guy quits]] and Garfield has Odie fill in for him. ''Every sound effect for the rest of the episode'' is completely random and inappropriate, down to every footstep being a different random sound.
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* ''WesternAnimation/GarfieldAndFriends'' had a whole episode about this, called "Sound Judgment." [[NoForthWall The show's sound effects guy quits]] and Garfield has Odie fill in for him. ''Every sound effect for the rest of the episode'' is completely random and inappropriate, down to every footstep being a different random sound.
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* When Tedd in ''Webcomics/ElGoonishShive'' is describing the possibility of Elliott suddenly [[http://www.egscomics.com/index.php?id=1804 transforming during a passionate moment]]:

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* When Tedd in ''Webcomics/ElGoonishShive'' ''Webcomic/ElGoonishShive'' is describing the possibility of Elliott suddenly [[http://www.egscomics.com/index.php?id=1804 transforming during a passionate moment]]:

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* Whenever Ricochet Rabbit (a Hanna-Barbera character from 1964) "ricochets into the sunset," he bounces off a rock, a cactus and another rock to the sound of zings, pings and gunshots. When his assistant, Droopalong Coyote tries to do the same, the sounds of thuds, clanks and boings accompany him before he crashes into one of the objects or--as in one cartoon's end--the sun itself.

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* Whenever Ricochet Rabbit (a Hanna-Barbera character from 1964) "ricochets into the sunset," he bounces off a rock, a cactus and another rock to the sound of zings, pings pings, and gunshots. When his assistant, Droopalong Coyote tries to do the same, the sounds of thuds, clanks and boings accompany him before he crashes into one of the objects or--as in one cartoon's end--the sun itself.


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* In the ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' episode "Excellence in Broadcasting", Brian moves in with Rush Limbaugh and replaces several of his belongings with shoddy, American-made ones. He also got him a new cat that moos at him.
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* In the Enies Lobby arc of ''Manga/OnePiece'', Usopp finds himself face to face with a rooster as he's trying desperately to sneak up to an enemy and snatch the key he needs. Usopp is worrying himself silly that the rooster will crow and awaken his opponent, only for it to ''tweet''. This doesn't wake anybody, but Usopp yelling out in surprise at the wrong sound does.
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* [[Creator/DrSeuss Gerald McBoing-Boing.]] Well, when he started talking, you know what he said? He didn't talk words, he went "Boing! Boing!" instead.

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->"Hey, wait a minute! Shoes don't go 'splut!'"
-->-- '''ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}'''

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->"Hey, ->''"Hey, wait a minute! Shoes don't go 'splut!'"
'splut!'"''
-->-- '''ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}'''
'''Garfield''', ''ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}''






--> '''Sound FX''': SLORF!
--> "I really must have that phone's onomatopoeia repaired."

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--> '''Sound FX''': SLORF!
-->
-->'''Sound FX:''' SLORF!\\
"I really must have that phone's onomatopoeia repaired."



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* ''ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}'':
** In a gag, the doorbell only goes "Ding--". When Garfield opens the door, there's a technician from Ed's Dong Repair.
** In another, Garfield kicks Odie off the table with a "BLAGOONGA!" sound. He remarks on the unusual noise, then goes and tells Jon that "Odie needs tuning".
** And in a third, he gets hit with a shoe that goes "SPLUT!" when it hits him. He looks off-panel and says "Shoes don't go 'splut'!", after which a [[PieInTheFace pie hits him in the face]] with a SPLUT! sound effect.
** Another strip had Jon pouring milk into cereal telling Garfield that it makes sounds when milk is added. The cereal makes the sound of a [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_horn#Klaxon Klaxon]].
--->'''Cereal:''' AWOOGA!\\
'''Jon:''' Awooga?\\
'''Garfield:''' I hope it tastes better than it sounds.
** Hell, an episode of ''WesternAnimation/GarfieldAndFriends'' once used this as its plot!
* ''ComicStrip/CalvinAndHobbes'':
** "Scientific progress goes 'boink'?"
** Similarly, apparently the sound effect of walking around in galoshes is "galosh galosh galosh".
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* One Russ Abbot sketch opened with a sound-effects man checking that he had all the effects necessary for a radio drama about an escape from a World War 2 prison camp. Unfortunately for him, when the recording started it was for a Regency romance, and the rest of the sketch covered his increasingly desperate attempts to match the sounds he had to the action.
* A ''[[Series/{{Mash}} M*A*S*H]]'' episode has Hawkeye mock-announcing a phony baseball broadcast for Frank Burns' "benefit", with B.J., Radar, and Klinger providing sound effects. At one point Hawkeye says, "…and it's in there for a strike!" and an unthinking B.J. taps the wooden bat he's holding. After glaring at him, Hawkeye continues: "…wait a minute, he got a part of it…"

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* One Russ Abbot sketch opened opens with a sound-effects man checking that he had has all the effects necessary for a radio drama about an escape from a World War 2 prison camp. Unfortunately for him, when the recording started starts it was is for a Regency romance, and the rest of the sketch covered covers his increasingly desperate attempts to match the sounds he had has to the action.
* A ''[[Series/{{Mash}} M*A*S*H]]'' ''Series/{{MASH}}'' episode has Hawkeye mock-announcing a phony baseball broadcast for Frank Burns' "benefit", with B.J., Radar, and Klinger providing sound effects. At one point Hawkeye says, "…and "...and it's in there for a strike!" and an unthinking B.J. taps the wooden bat he's holding. After glaring at him, Hawkeye continues: "…wait "...wait a minute, he got a part of it…"it..."



--> '''Servo (enters stage right)'''
--> '''Servo:''' We'll be right back
--> '''Servo (exits stage right)'''
--> '''Crow (off):''' I thought you didn't have any legs.
--> '''Servo (off):''' I - I ''don't''.
--> '''Crow:''' So where did you get the footsteps?
--> '''Servo:''' Good question!

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--> '''Servo (enters -->''[Servo enters stage right)'''
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'''Servo:''' We'll be right back
--> '''Servo (exits
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''[Servo exits
stage right)'''
--> '''Crow (off):'''
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'''Crow:''' ''[off]''
I thought you didn't have any legs.
--> '''Servo (off):''' I - I ''don't''.
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legs.\\
'''Servo:''' ''[off]'' I--I ''don't''.\\
'''Crow:''' So where did you get the footsteps?
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footsteps?\\
'''Servo:''' Good question!



--> ''The only time he made a bungle''
--> ''was when a tiger in the jungle''
--> ''With a mighty roar, dropped dead''
--> ''With bullets in its head''
--> ''And Rob mooed like a cow instead.''

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--> ''The -->''The only time he made a bungle''
--> ''was
bungle\\
was
when a tiger in the jungle''
--> ''With
jungle\\
With
a mighty roar, dropped dead''
--> ''With
dead\\
With
bullets in its head''
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Rob mooed like a cow instead.''



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* In a ''ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}'' gag, the doorbell only goes "Ding - ". When Garfield opens the door, there's a technician from Ed's Dong Repair.
** In another, Garfield kicks Odie off the table with a "BLAGOONGA!" sound. He remarks on the unusual noise, then goes and tells Jon that "Odie needs tuning".
** And in a third, he gets hit with a shoe that goes "SPLUT!" when it hits him. He looks off-panel and says "Shoes don't go 'splut'!", after which a [[PieInTheFace pie hits him in the face]] with a SPLUT! sound effect.
** Another strip had Jon pouring milk into cereal telling Garfield that it makes sounds when milk is added. The cereal makes the sound of a [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_horn#Klaxon Klaxon]].
-->'''Cereal''': AWOOGA!
-->'''Jon''': Awooga?
-->'''Garfield''': I hope it tastes better than it sounds.
** Hell, an episode of ''WesternAnimation/GarfieldAndFriends'' once used this as its plot!
* ''ComicStrip/CalvinAndHobbes'': "Scientific progress goes 'boink'?"
** Similarly, apparently the sound effect of walking around in galoshes is "galosh galosh galosh".
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-->''Then somebody knocks on her door.''
-->'''Sound FX:''' ring ring
-->''Then somebody rings her doorbell.''
-->'''Sound FX:''' knock knock
-->(frustrated) ''Then somebody knocks and rings at her door!''

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-->''Then somebody knocks on her door.''
-->'''Sound
''\\
'''Sound
FX:''' ring ring
-->''Then
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''Then
somebody rings her doorbell.''
-->'''Sound
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'''Sound
FX:''' knock knock
-->(frustrated) [frustrated] ''Then somebody knocks and rings at her door!''



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-->'''Offscreen Voice:''' HALT!! Behold my power!
-->'''Sound FX:''' BURP!!
-->'''Proto Man:''' Burp?
-->'''Offscreen Voice:''' Sorry, wrong sound effect.
* As shown in [[http://www.the-gutters.com/comic/102-matt-zolman this]] ''TheGutters'', you need a good letterer if you want your sound effect to make sense.

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-->'''Offscreen Voice:''' HALT!! Behold my power!
-->'''Sound
power!\\
'''Sound
FX:''' BURP!!
-->'''Proto
BURP!!\\
'''Proto
Man:''' Burp?
-->'''Offscreen
Burp?\\
'''Offscreen
Voice:''' Sorry, wrong sound effect.
* As shown in [[http://www.the-gutters.com/comic/102-matt-zolman this]] ''TheGutters'', ''Webcomic/TheGutters'', you need a good letterer if you want your sound effect to make sense.



-->'''Tedd''': Yeah, but what if they're about to kiss or something when suddenly -
-->'''Tedd''': BOING!
-->'''[[TallDarkAndSnarky Susan]]''': "Boing"? Seriously?

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-->'''Tedd''': -->'''Tedd:''' Yeah, but what if they're about to kiss or something when suddenly -
-->'''Tedd''': BOING!
-->'''[[TallDarkAndSnarky Susan]]''':
when all of a sudden-- '''BOING!'''\\
'''[[TallDarkAndSnarky Susan]]:'''
"Boing"? Seriously?



* ''TheSimpsons'' "[[HalloweenEpisode Treehouse of Horror XVII]]," based on the OrsonWelles radio play ''Radio/TheWarOfTheWorlds''.
-->'''Orson Welles:''' The devastation is incredible! They're grinding up the bodies of human beings!
-->Sound Technician: ''Uses an eggbeater to grind up corn flakes''
-->'''Welles:''' Now they're riding horses in the rain!
-->Sound Technician: ''Clacks [[CoconutEffect coconut halves against a wooden board]] while pouring water into a metal tray''
-->'''Welles''': Now they're [[SerialEscalation playing the xylophone while bowling near an airport]]!
-->Sound Technician: ''[[ScrewThisImOuttaHere Holds up sign reading "Screw you" and leaves]]''

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* ''TheSimpsons'' ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' "[[HalloweenEpisode Treehouse of Horror XVII]]," based on the OrsonWelles Creator/OrsonWelles radio play ''Radio/TheWarOfTheWorlds''.
-->'''Orson Welles:''' The devastation is incredible! They're grinding up the bodies of human beings!
-->Sound Technician: ''Uses
beings!\\
''[sound technician uses
an eggbeater to grind up corn flakes''
-->'''Welles:'''
flakes]''\\
'''Welles:'''
Now they're riding horses in the rain!
-->Sound Technician: ''Clacks
rain!\\
''[sound technician clacks
[[CoconutEffect coconut halves against a wooden board]] while pouring water into a metal tray''
-->'''Welles''':
tray]''\\
'''Welles:'''
Now they're [[SerialEscalation playing the xylophone while bowling near an airport]]!
-->Sound Technician: ''[[ScrewThisImOuttaHere Holds
airport]]!\\
''[sound technician [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere holds
up sign reading "Screw you" and leaves]]''leaves]]]''



* In the segment "Mr. Fix-It Fixes It" from ''{{Richard Scarry}}'s Best Silly Stories and Songs Video Ever!'', Mr. Fix-It has to fix Freddy's tricycle horn, Fireman Ralph's siren, Grandma Bear's cuckoo clock, and Lily Bunny's doll, by 3 o' clock. All of the items aren't making their proper sounds anymore (e.g. Freddy's horn doesn't honk) which is why they need them fixed. Once Mr. Fix-It repairs the items, the characters then go to use the items. However, they find that Mr. Fix-It got the sound effects all mixed up. They then proceed to sing a song about what if all sound effects got mixed up.

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* In the segment "Mr. Fix-It Fixes It" from ''{{Richard Scarry}}'s ''Creator/RichardScarry's Best Silly Stories and Songs Video Ever!'', Mr. Fix-It has to fix Freddy's tricycle horn, Fireman Ralph's siren, Grandma Bear's cuckoo clock, and Lily Bunny's doll, by 3 o' clock. All of the items aren't making their proper sounds anymore (e.g. Freddy's horn doesn't honk) which is why they need them fixed. Once Mr. Fix-It repairs the items, the characters then go to use the items. However, they find that Mr. Fix-It got the sound effects all mixed up. They then proceed to sing a song about what if all sound effects got mixed up.
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* In LaurenceOlivier's film of Creator/WilliamShakespeare's ''Theatre/HenryV'' (of all things!), during the Elizabethan-style production with which it opens, the Archbishop of Canterbury asks the Bishop of Ely, "Is it four o'clock?" A bell duly rings -- three times; we see Shakespeare himself rushing backstage, the bell rings once more, and Ely replies, "It is."

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* In LaurenceOlivier's Creator/LaurenceOlivier's film of Creator/WilliamShakespeare's ''Theatre/HenryV'' (of all things!), during the Elizabethan-style production with which it opens, the Archbishop of Canterbury asks the Bishop of Ely, "Is it four o'clock?" A bell duly rings -- three times; we see Shakespeare himself rushing backstage, the bell rings once more, and Ely replies, "It is."
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* In the segment "Mr. Fix-It Fixes It" from ''{{Richard Scarry}}'s Best Silly Stories and Songs Video Ever!'', Mr. Fix-It has to fix Freddy's tricycle horn, Fireman Ralph's siren, Grandma Bear's cuckoo clock, and Lily Bunny's doll, by 3 o' clock. All of the items aren't making their proper sounds anymore (e.g. Freddy's horn doesn't honk) which is why they need them fixed. Once Mr. Fix-It repairs the items, the characters then go to use the items. However, they find that Mr. Fix-It got the sound effects all mixed up. They then proceed to sing a song about what if all sound effects got mixed up.
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* A Mafia henchman in an ''ComicBook/AchilleTalon'' comic has a strange illness that causes every sound he makes to be rendered as a completely unrelated onomatopoeia (like whacking someone on the head with a huge "gulp" sound, for instance), and his boss regularly complains about it (this is a comic where MediumAwareness is a common occurrence for its characters). The henchman is overjoyed at the end of the story to discover that he's cured when the manacles he's handcuffed with make a correct "click" sound.
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* There were several times on ''Series/ThePriceIsRight'' where the beeper on the ''Showcase Showdown'' wheel is not beeping when it spins. The host (Bob Barker/Drew Carey) would have the audience beep for the wheel.
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* The song "My Brother Makes the Noises for the Talkies" (covered by Music/TheBonzoDogBand but possibly written much earlier) contains a reference:

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* The 1931 song "My Brother Makes the Noises for the Talkies" (covered by Music/TheBonzoDogBand but possibly written much earlier) Music/TheBonzoDogBand) contains a reference:
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When an in-universe problem with [[SoundFXTropes sound effects]] is PlayedForLaughs with the characters noticing, you've got a Sound Defect.

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When an in-universe problem with [[SoundFXTropes sound effects]] is PlayedForLaughs [[LampshadeHanging with the characters noticing, noticing]], you've got a Sound Defect.
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Contrast WackySoundEffect for "wrong" sound effects not noticed by the characters and SpecialEffectFailure, which happens when the sound effect goes unintentionally wrong, regardless of the amusement factor of said error. Also contrast UnsoundEffect, which uses something that isn't really a sound at all. BrokenEcho is a related trope, where it's a voice that's wrong instead of a sound effect.

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Contrast WackySoundEffect for "wrong" sound effects not noticed by the characters and SpecialEffectFailure, which happens when the sound effect goes unintentionally wrong, regardless of the amusement factor of said error. Also contrast UnsoundEffect, which uses something that isn't really a sound at all. BrokenEcho is a related trope, SisterTrope, where it's a voice that's wrong instead of a sound effect.

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Contrast WackySoundEffect for "wrong" sound effects not noticed by the characters and SpecialEffectFailure, which happens when the sound effect goes unintentionally wrong, regardless of the amusement factor of said error. Also contrast UnsoundEffect, which uses something that isn't really a sound at all.

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Contrast WackySoundEffect for "wrong" sound effects not noticed by the characters and SpecialEffectFailure, which happens when the sound effect goes unintentionally wrong, regardless of the amusement factor of said error. Also contrast UnsoundEffect, which uses something that isn't really a sound at all. BrokenEcho is a related trope, where it's a voice that's wrong instead of a sound effect.



* ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb'', "We Call It Maze": Dr. Doofenschmirtz complains that his echo must be broken, as the second to last echo says "cookie". Later, the same thing happens to Buford, but with the word "wombat".
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* In the Enies Lobby arc of ''Manga/OnePiece'', Usopp finds himself face to face with a rooster as he's trying desperately to sneak up to an enemy and snatch the key he needs. Usopp is worrying himself silly that the rooster will crow and awaken his opponent, only for it to ''tweet'', causing Usopp to yell out in surprise at the wrong sound and awakening his opponent.

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* In the Enies Lobby arc of ''Manga/OnePiece'', Usopp finds himself face to face with a rooster as he's trying desperately to sneak up to an enemy and snatch the key he needs. Usopp is worrying himself silly that the rooster will crow and awaken his opponent, only for it to ''tweet'', causing ''tweet''. This doesn't wake anybody, but Usopp to yell yelling out in surprise at the wrong sound and awakening his opponent.does.

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