History Main / ThatsAllFolks

* True to the source material, many ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' video games have "That's All Folks!" as the Game Over screen, which shows up whether you lose all your lives or beat the game. They include, but aren't limited to ''[[VideoGame/LooneyTunes Looney Tunes (1992)]]'', ''VideoGame/RoadRunnersDeathValleyRally'', ''VideoGame/TazManiaSunsoft'', ''VideoGame/DaffyDuckTheMarvinMissions'', ''VideoGame/BugsBunnyRabbitRampage'', ''VideoGame/PorkyPigsHauntedHoliday'', ''VideoGame/SylvesterAndTweetyInCageyCapers'', ''VideoGame/DesertDemolition Starring Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote'', ''VideoGame/DaffyDuckFowlPlay'', ''Looney Tunes Double Pack'', and the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance version of ''Film/LooneyTunesBackInAction''.

* [[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows Windows 95]], upon being shut down, would "end" on a blank screen except for the message "It is now safe to turn off your computer." Newer versions of Windows also would do the same, if run on [=PCs=] that cannot just turn themselves off instead of waiting for the user.

* In the United States, Creator/CartoonNetwork shares its channel space Creator/AdultSwim, the latter also having begun life as the former's [[{{Watershed}} late-night]] adult-oriented [[UsefulNotes/BlockProgramming programming block]] before coming to be considered its own, separate channel. Due to the sudden demographic change, both networks have utilized various sign-off messages every night and morning to signal the change between networks, with the ones for the transition between CN and [as] hammering home that it's time for the kids to go to bed (not that the kids will listen, mind you).

** ''Out Of The Box'' had a goodbye song as well. "So long, farewell, to you my friends! Goodbye for now until we meet again..."

->''"You're still here? It's over! Go home! Go!"''

* Armenian folk tales almost always end with some variant on the phrase "Three apples fell from heaven; one for the storyteller, one for the listener, and one for whoever pays good attention."

** In ''Film/LooneyTunesBackInAction'': Porky attempts to say the line, but his stuttering is so bad that the lights start to dim down and he gives up and just says "Go home, folks!" and the lights go black.

** In ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunesBackInAction'': Porky attempts to say the line, but his stuttering is so bad that the lights start to dim down and he gives up and just says "Go home, folks!" and the lights go black.

*** At the very end of ''WesternAnimation/{{Soul}}'', Teri blurts out, "Oi! Movie's over! Go home!" This was a sign that the film [[WhatCouldHaveBeen was going to be shown in theaters]], but the UsefulNotes/Covid19Pandemic forced the cancellation of the film's theatrical release in favor of a Creator/DisneyPlus-exclusive release.

** While Bosko used "That's All, Folks!" for ''Looney Tunes'', ''Merrie Melodies'' shorts originally ended with the star of the particular short stepping out from behind a drum and saying "So Long, Folks!" As the ''Merrie Melodies'' series quickly became a series of one-shots with no real regular characters, that meant every cartoon had a different character say the line.

* Meanwhile ''Merrie Melodies'', despite still not having regular characters, actually gained a Jester mascot in 1934 who would give the final "That's all folks" (both series now using the same sign off). The self-writing script began in 1936 with Friz Freleng's ''I Wanna Play House'', as did the iconic concentric color rings (which were originally blue to show off that they now had full-color three-strip technicolor instead of the limited palette of the two-strip version used previously).

* ''Film/GetHimToTheGreek'' featured [[ItMakesSenseInContext the disembodied head of Sergio Roma]] saying, "Go home. Get the fuck outta this theater. Seriously."

* The Japanese dub for the final episode of ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated'' had the show's entire cast sing the opening theme, and cheering after the song is over.

* ''Film/ScottPilgrimVsTheWorld'' ends after the credits with a "The End" and sprite of Scott from [[VideoGame/ScottPilgrim the game]] jumping in and busting up the text.

* True to the source material, many ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' video games have "That's All Folks!" as the Game Over screen, which shows up whether you lose all your lives or beat the game. They include, but aren't limited to ''[[VideoGame/LooneyTunes Looney Tunes (1992)]]'', ''VideoGame/RoadRunnersDeathValleyRally'', ''VideoGame/TazManiaSunsoft'', ''VideoGame/DaffyDuckTheMarvinMissions'', ''VideoGame/BugsBunnyRabbitRampage'', ''Porky Pig's Haunted Holiday'', ''VideoGame/SylvesterAndTweetyInCageyCapers'', ''VideoGame/DesertDemolition Starring Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote'', ''VideoGame/DaffyDuckFowlPlay'', ''Looney Tunes Double Pack'', and the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance version of ''Film/LooneyTunesBackInAction''.

* ''Series/HeeHaw'' had both a goodbye tune ''and'' a Loony Tunes-style CatchPhrase send-off.

* A majority of WesternAnimation/BettyBoop's cartoons ended with her saying her well-known CatchPhrase, "Boop boop be doop".

* Again, WesternAnimation/PorkyPig is the {{Trope Codifier|s}}, even though WesternAnimation/BoskoTheTalkInkKid, who [[OlderThanTheyThink beat him to that line by several years]], is the actual {{Trope Namer}}. He'd step out from being a sign with the ''Looney Tunes'' name on it and say the phrase.