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* A pun on a {{Stock Aesop|s}} that only makes sense in context.

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** "The Limit" is an episode where Finn and Jake are on an QuestForAWish, over the course of which Jake gets badly injured by overuse of his stretching powers. The episode seems like it's leading up to an ending where [[SelflessWish Finn wishes to save Jake]], accepting that his quest to get a wish was selfish and it's better to cherish what you have. Then Finn proceeds to wish for what he wanted to begin with, and uses LoopholeAbuse to [[WishingForMoreWishes get a second wish]] and save Jake as well.

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** "The Limit" is an episode where sees Finn and Jake are on an QuestForAWish, over the course of which Jake gets badly injured by overuse of his stretching powers. The episode seems like it's leading up to an ending where [[SelflessWish Finn wishes to save Jake]], accepting that his quest to get a wish was selfish and it's better to cherish what you have. Then Finn proceeds to wish for what he wanted to begin with, and uses LoopholeAbuse to [[WishingForMoreWishes get a second wish]] and save Jake as well.
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** "The Limit" is an episode where Finn and Jake are on an QuestForAWish, over the course of which Jake gets badly injured by overuse of his stretching powers. The episode seems like it's leading up to an ending where [[SelflessWish Finn wishes to save Jake]], accepting that his quest to get a wish was selfish and it's better to cherish what you have. Then Finn proceeds to wish for what he wanted to begin with, and uses LoopholeAbuse to [[WishingForMoreWishes get a second wish]] and save Jake as well.
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-->''"Wheel of Morality, turn, turn, turn, tell us the lesson that we should learn."''
--->--'''Yakko Warner,''' ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}''

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-->''"Wheel ->''"Wheel of Morality, turn, turn, turn, tell us the lesson that we should learn."''
--->--'''Yakko -->--'''Yakko Warner,''' ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}''

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--->'''Yakko Warner,''' ''Series/{{Animaniacs}}''

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--->'''Yakko --->--'''Yakko Warner,''' ''Series/{{Animaniacs}}''
''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}''
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-->''"Wheel of Morality, turn, turn, turn, tell us the lesson that we should learn."''
--->'''Yakko Warner,''' ''Series/{{Animaniacs}}''
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* ''Series/KeyAndPeele'' has a spoof of Creator/MrT's 1980s PSA videos, but while the kids set up a series of StockAesops for him to preach about ([[PrejudiceAesop don't be prejudiced]], [[TooSmartForStrangers don't get in strangers' cars]], [[DrugsAreBad drugs are bad]]) he instead lectures them on making fun of his clothes and name and hair.
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* ''Series/TheThundermans'': At the end of the "A Hero is Born" special, Phoebe delivers the aesop that lying to your friends is bad, and now that Cherry knows she's secretly a superhero, things are A-okay between them. Then she adds that Cherry now has to lie to everyone she knows about Phoebe and her family being superheroes.
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* In "The Cat and the Mouse" a mouse gets drunk on some liquor spilled on a barroom floor and shouts "Bring on the goddamn cat!"
-->Then a black cat came from behind the bar,\\
And gobbled up the little white mouse.\\
And the moral to this story is:\\
Don't never take a drink on the house.

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