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* ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog'':

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* In the animated short ''Dinosaurs: The true story'' by Paul-Louis Aeberhardt, the dinosaurs prepare to launch their nuclear arsenal to destroy the [[TheCretaceousIsAlwaysDoomed incoming meteor]]. The nukes are activated with a three-panel handprint scanner. The pteranodon scientist activates his, the ankylosaurus general activates his, then the President...is a T-Rex [[DidNotThinkThisThrough whose tiny arms can't reach the scanner.]]

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* In the animated short ''Dinosaurs: The true story'' by Paul-Louis Aeberhardt, the dinosaurs prepare to launch their nuclear arsenal to destroy the [[TheCretaceousIsAlwaysDoomed [[TheDayTheDinosaursDied incoming meteor]]. The nukes are activated with a three-panel handprint scanner. The pteranodon ''Pteranodon'' scientist activates his, the ankylosaurus ''Ankylosaurus'' general activates his, then the President...is a T-Rex ''T. rex'' [[DidNotThinkThisThrough whose tiny arms can't reach the scanner.]]
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* The 2023 film ''[[Film/LastSentinel2023 Last Sentinel]]'' has the two key version for a DoomsdayDevice, but it's useless as one man can still set off the device himself, while holding down a DeadManSwitch that prevents anyone from rushing him. When the commander of the sea fort where the device is kept decides to keep both keys to himself, it doesn't reassure the rest of his crew.

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* The 2023 film ''[[Film/LastSentinel2023 Last Sentinel]]'' has the two key version for a DoomsdayDevice, but it's useless as one man can still set off the device himself, while holding down a DeadManSwitch DeadMansSwitch that prevents anyone from rushing him. When the commander of the sea fort where the device is kept decides to keep both keys to himself, it doesn't reassure the rest of his crew.

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