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* In ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice'' Silas Stone’s lab has a cable trailing across the floor which is bumped every time someone opens the door. Eventually [[ComicBook/{{Cyborg}} Vic Stone]] accidentally pulls it out of the alien device it’s plugged into and causes an explosion.
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** Fred, the "[[RunningGag MY LEG!]]" guy, works at a sawmill where he pushes logs right into the saw with his legs. [=SpongeBob=] points out it would be a lot safer to use a "[[SuddenlyShouting TABLE LEG]]" to push the logs in, but, [[RuleOfFunny of course,]] it goes wrong with [=SpongeBob=] getting sucked in and the resultant jam blowing up the factory.
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** How bad is Plankton's food? In "Plankton's Regular", Nat is revealed to have to get his stomach pumped ''four times'' after eating it.
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* The FreakLabAccident that gives ''WesternAnimation/DannyPhantom'' his powers is the result of this and a ScareDare. His parents' portal to the Ghost Zone was shown to be a failed experiment after they finished building it, but only because they'd forgotten to actually press the "on" button - which, inexplicably, they put on the ''inside'' of the portal. When Danny's friends dared him to walk inside it, he accidentally activated the portal and [[GeneticEngineeringIsTheNewNuke got his DNA fused with ectoplasm, turning him half-ghost.]]
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* The FreakLabAccident that gives ''WesternAnimation/DannyPhantom'' his powers is the result of this and a ScareDare. His parents' portal to the Ghost Zone was shown to be a failed experiment after they finished building it, but only because they'd forgotten to actually press the "on" button - -- which, inexplicably, they put on the ''inside'' of the portal. When Danny's friends dared him to walk inside it, he accidentally activated the portal and [[GeneticEngineeringIsTheNewNuke got his DNA fused with ectoplasm, turning him half-ghost.]]
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* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/ScienceCourt'', I.M. Richman sues a person because their pipes are leaky, resulting in a buildup of water on the floor which is a slipping hazard. While the court finds the defendant not-guilty of the accusation (Leaky pipes), the jury strongly advises in their verdict that the defendant should look into better insulation for their pipes due to the sheer amount of condensation leading to water buildup on the floor. They're not wrong actually - if Richman ''were'' actually hurt, he ''could'' legitimately sue for damages, and even if he wasn't, he could bring them to court if only to get a ruling on how dangerous it is.
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* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/ScienceCourt'', I.M. Richman sues a person because their pipes are leaky, resulting in a buildup of water on the floor which is a slipping hazard. While the court finds the defendant not-guilty of the accusation (Leaky pipes), the jury strongly advises in their verdict that the defendant should look into better insulation for their pipes due to the sheer amount of condensation leading to water buildup on the floor. They're not wrong actually - -- if Richman ''were'' actually hurt, he ''could'' legitimately sue for damages, and even if he wasn't, he could bring them to court if only to get a ruling on how dangerous it is.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated'' episode "Autoboot Camp", they have simulated weapons that can be turned deadly with the flip of a switch. While there might be a legitimate reason to have some live ammo in a simulation training, there are none for having the things to be turned lethal at the flip of a switch (either through debris, cyber-fauna, or actual sabotage).
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated'' episode "Autoboot Camp", they have simulated weapons that can be turned deadly with the flip of a switch. While there might be a legitimate reason to have some live ammo in a simulation training, there are none for having the things to be turned lethal at the flip of a switch (either through debris, cyber-fauna, or actual sabotage).sabotage).
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* ''WesternAnimation/ChipNDaleRescueRangers'' features a funhouse in the episode "Seer No Evil" where part of it seemingly involves flinging people around onto a hard surface. Ironically, when the episode's villain falls victim to this, it just seems like what would normally happen to a person if they went into the funhouse.
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** There's also Patchy the Pirate's VERY unsanitary ways of being a fry cook in an effort to be like his hero, Spongebob. He kept hamburger meat in an old boot (he claims it's to give it flavor), he let rats in the kitchen (he claimed he brushed and washed them), he didn't wash his hands (every time), didn't wear a hair net and even he admitted that the food he prepared tasted awful.
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** There's also Patchy the Pirate's VERY unsanitary ways of being a fry cook in an effort to be like his hero, Spongebob.Spongebob in the episode "Friend or Foe". He kept hamburger meat in an old boot (he claims it's to give it flavor), he let rats in the kitchen (he claimed he brushed and washed them), he didn't wash his hands (every time), didn't wear a hair net and even he admitted that the food he prepared tasted awful.
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* The Chum Bucket and the Krusty Krab in ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' fall under this category for different reasons. For the Krusty Krab, it's because of how cheap Mr. Krabs is when it comes to running the place. His employees are never paid, he recycles food people throw away to resell it and he does all the repair jobs himself to save money. For the Chum Bucket, it's mainly because the food is inedible, the place is in disrepair and no one besides Karen wants to work for Plankton because of his mean personality and criminal background.
** There was also the time Mr. Krabs tried to make the Krusty Krab Spongebob themed and sold spoiled Krabby Patties that turned yellow. This results in him getting arrested for poisoning his customers.
** Let's not forget Krabbyland, a shoddy and cheaply made playground Mr. Krabs (and ''only'' Mr. Krabs) built in order to entice children and get his claws on their parents' money.
** There was also the time Mr. Krabs and Plankton tried to steal each other's customers by selling people food covered in grease. It kept getting worse and worse until it all culminated in the two of them feeding people pure grease. That's when Spongebob decided to call the health inspector on them.
** There was also the time Mr. Krabs tried to make the Krusty Krab Spongebob themed and sold spoiled Krabby Patties that turned yellow. This results in him getting arrested for poisoning his customers.
** Let's not forget Krabbyland, a shoddy and cheaply made playground Mr. Krabs (and ''only'' Mr. Krabs) built in order to entice children and get his claws on their parents' money.
** There was also the time Mr. Krabs and Plankton tried to steal each other's customers by selling people food covered in grease. It kept getting worse and worse until it all culminated in the two of them feeding people pure grease. That's when Spongebob decided to call the health inspector on them.
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**There was also the time In "The Krusty Sponge", Mr. Krabs tried to make the Krusty Krab Spongebob themed and sold Spongey Patties, spoiled Krabby Patties that turned yellow.yellow with green spots. This results in him getting arrested for poisoning his customers.
** Let's not forgetKrabbyland, "Krabbyland", a shoddy and cheaply made playground Mr. Krabs (and ''only'' Mr. Krabs) built in order to entice children and get his claws on their parents' money.
** There was also the time Mr. Krabs and Plankton tried to steal each other's customers by selling people food covered ingrease.grease in the episode "Greasy Buffoons". It kept getting worse and worse until it all culminated in the two of them feeding people pure grease. That's when Spongebob decided to call the health inspector on them.them.
** How bad is Plankton's food? In "Plankton's Regular", Nat is revealed to have to get his stomach pumped ''four times'' after eating it.
** There's also Patchy the Pirate's VERY unsanitary ways of being a fry cook in an effort to be like his hero, Spongebob. He kept hamburger meat in an old boot (he claims it's to give it flavor), he let rats in the kitchen (he claimed he brushed and washed them), he didn't wash his hands (every time), didn't wear a hair net and even he admitted that the food he prepared tasted awful.
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** There's also Patchy the Pirate's VERY unsanitary ways of being a fry cook in an effort to be like his hero, Spongebob. He kept hamburger meat in an old boot (he claims it's to give it flavor), he let rats in the kitchen (he claimed he brushed and washed them), he didn't wash his hands (every time), didn't wear a hair net and even he admitted that the food he prepared tasted awful.
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* The Chum Bucket and the Krusty Krab in ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' fall under this category for different reasons. For the Chum Bucket, it's mainly because the food is inedible, the place is in disrepair and no one besides Karen wants to work for Plankton because of his mean personality and criminal background. For the Krusty Krab, it's because of how cheap Mr. Krabs is when it comes to running the place. His employees are never paid, he recycles food people throw away to resell it and he does all the repair jobs himself to save money.
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* The Chum Bucket and the Krusty Krab in ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' fall under this category for different reasons. For the Chum Bucket, it's mainly because the food is inedible, the place is in disrepair and no one besides Karen wants to work for Plankton because of his mean personality and criminal background. For the Krusty Krab, it's because of how cheap Mr. Krabs is when it comes to running the place. His employees are never paid, he recycles food people throw away to resell it and he does all the repair jobs himself to save money. For the Chum Bucket, it's mainly because the food is inedible, the place is in disrepair and no one besides Karen wants to work for Plankton because of his mean personality and criminal background.
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* The FreakLabAccident that gives ''WesternAnimation/DannyPhantom'' his powers is the result of this and a ScareDare. His parents' portal to the Ghost Zone was shown to be a failed experiment after they finished building it, but only because they'd forgotten to actually press the "on" button - which, inexplicably, they put on the ''inside'' of the portal. When Danny's friends dared him to walk inside it, he accidentally activated the portal and [[GeneticEngineeringIsTheNewNuke got his DNA fused with ectoplasm, turning him half-ghost.]]
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* Referenced in a ''WesternAnimation/RobotChicken'' episode, where a [[Franchise/GIJoe Cobra]] operative remarks that the Cobra workplace is completely OSHA compliant... The camera pans over to show a splattered henchman stuck to the ceiling.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Archer}}'': The ISIS office building is extremely poorly built and a "lawsuit waiting to happen". When Pam and Cheryl consider setting up a {{Tontine}} they point out that the building is full of asbestos and other hazards that are likely to kill off most of the staff and make it that much easier to win.
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*** One time, Mr. Burns actually decided to go through with a safety procedure, specifically a fire drill. However, all the employees utterly paniced, [[SkewedPriorities waiting for their coffee to finish]], running in place, and beating each other with the fire extinguishers. Homer Simpson of all people was the first and only employee who actually managed to get out of the plant (though the "only" part is because Homer blocked the entrance with a bench upon escaping).
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** Also mentioned but not seen is the Krustyland House of Knives; Krusty swears that the tourists were decapitated BEFORE they entered it.
** Invoked and played for laughs at the start of Recap/TheSimpsonsS13E7BrawlInTheFamily, when Springfield's Republican Party choose to scrap all environmental laws. We see copious smoke from the smokestacks of buildings labelled as a steel mill, a [[LiteralTrope smoke factory]], and a daycare centre.
** Invoked and played for laughs at the start of Recap/TheSimpsonsS13E7BrawlInTheFamily, when Springfield's Republican Party choose to scrap all environmental laws. We see copious smoke from the smokestacks of buildings labelled as a steel mill, a [[LiteralTrope smoke factory]], and a daycare centre.
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** Also mentioned but not seen is the Krustyland House of Knives; Krusty swears that the tourists were decapitated BEFORE [[ImplausibleDeniability ''before'']] they entered it.
** Invoked and played for laughs at the start ofRecap/TheSimpsonsS13E7BrawlInTheFamily, "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS13E7BrawlInTheFamily Brawl In The Family]]", when Springfield's Republican Party choose to scrap all environmental laws. We see copious smoke from the smokestacks of buildings labelled as a steel mill, a [[LiteralTrope smoke factory]], factory, and a daycare centre.
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* The Chum Bucket and the Krusty Krab in ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' fall under this category for different reasons. For the Chum Bucket, it's mainly because the food is inedible, the place is in desrepair disrepair and no one besides Karen wants to work for Plankton because of his mean personality and criminal background. For the Krusty Krab, it's because of how cheap Mr. Krabs is when it comes to running the place. His employees are never paid, he recycles food people throw away to resell it and he does all the repair jobs himself to save money.
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** ''[[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS6E11ApplejacksDayOff Applejack's Day Off]]'' has Applejack visit the local spa, where she discovers that the unusually long line for the steam room is due to a leaking steam pipe. The leak had been treated as a minor inconvenience by the spa staff, when leaking steam is in fact a serious safety hazard. Steam can very quickly cause [[https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2018/05/180514122556.htm severe burns]], as well as create a slip-and-fall hazard when it condenses on to the nearby floor. To top it off, Applejack ends up fixing the leak (by tightening some bolts and then wrapping the pipe in duct tape) while steam is still coming out of it. If not for cartoon physics, the episode would have ended with Applejack in the hospital.
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* The Chum Bucket and the Krusty Krab in ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' fall under this category for different reasons. For the Chum Bucket, it's mainly because the food is inedible, the place is in desrepair and no one besides Karen wants to work for Plankton because of his mean personality and criminal background. For the Krusty Krab, it's because of how cheap Mr. Krabs is when it comes to running the place. His employees are never paid, he recycles food people throw away to resell it and he does all the repair jobs himself to save money.
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* The Chum Bucket and the Krusty Krab in ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' fall under this category for different reasons. For the Chum Bucket, it's mainly because the food inedible, the place is in desrepair and no one besides Karen wants to work for Plankton because of his mean personality.personality and criminal background. For the Krusty Krab, it's because of how cheap Mr. Krabs is when it comes to running the place. His employees are never paid, he recycles food people throw away to resell it and he does all the repair jobs himself to save money.
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* The Chum Bucket and the Krusty Krab in ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' fall under this category for different reasons. For the Chum Bucket, it's mainly because the food inedible. It's basically rotten fish guts.inedible, the place is in desrepair and no one besides Karen wants to work for Plankton because of his mean personality. For the Krusty Krab, it's because of how cheap Mr. Krabs is when it comes to running the place. His employees are never paid, he recycles food people throw away to remake resell it into soup and he does all the repair jobs himself to save money.money.
** There was also the time Mr. Krabs tried to make the Krusty Krab Spongebob themed and sold spoiled Krabby Patties that turned yellow. This results in him getting arrested for poisoning his customers.
** Let's not forget Krabbyland, a shoddy and cheaply made playground Mr. Krabs (and ''only'' Mr. Krabs) built in order to entice children and get his claws on their parents' money.
** There was also the time Mr. Krabs and Plankton tried to steal each other's customers by feeding people food covered in grease. It kept getting worse and worse until Spongebob decided to call the health inspector on them.
** There was also the time Mr. Krabs tried to make the Krusty Krab Spongebob themed and sold spoiled Krabby Patties that turned yellow. This results in him getting arrested for poisoning his customers.
** Let's not forget Krabbyland, a shoddy and cheaply made playground Mr. Krabs (and ''only'' Mr. Krabs) built in order to entice children and get his claws on their parents' money.
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* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/ScienceCourt'', I.M. Richman sues a person because their pipes are leaky, resulting in a buildup of water on the floor which is a slipping hazard. While the court finds the defendant not-guilty of the accusation (Leaky pipes), the jury strongly advises in their verdict that the defendant should look into better insulation for their pipes due to the sheer amount of condensation leading to water buildup on the floor. They're not wrong actually - if Richman ''were'' actually hurt, he ''could'' legitimately sue for damages, and even if he wasn't, he could bring them to court if only to get a ruling on how dangerous it is.
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* Tombstone's origin story in ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManTheAnimatedSeries'' also involves falling from a narrow catwalk into a vat of green acid, during his attempt to frame Daily Bugle editor i chief Joe "Robbie" Robertson. (Let's face it, a ''lot'' of villains tend to get their start in places like this.)
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*** One time, Mr. Burns actually decided to go through with a safety procedure, specifically a fire drill. However, all the employees utterly paniced, [[SkewedPriorities waiting for thier coffee to finish]], running in place, and beating each other with the fire extinguishers. Homer Simpson of all people was the first and only employee who actually managed to get out of the plant (though the "only" part is because Homer blocked the entrance with a bench upon escaping).
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* Tombstone's origin story in ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManTheAnimatedSeries'' also involves falling from a narrow catwalk into a vat of green acid, during his attempt to frame Roby.Daily Bugle editor i chief Joe "Robbie" Robertson. (Let's face it, a ''lot'' of villains tend to get their start in places like this.)
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TotalDrama'', Camp Wawanakwa suffers from this plus No EPA Compliance after Chris [=McLean=] rents the island out to a "nice, family oriented" bio-hazardous waste disposal company in the interim between ''Island'' and ''Revenge of the Island'', causing the flora and fauna of the island to mutate. [[spoiler:However, Chris is busted by the Canadian government for his illegal activities at the end of ''Revenge of the Island''.]]
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** Camp Wawanakwa suffers from "No EPA Compliance" after Chris rents the island out to a "nice, family oriented" bio-hazardous waste disposal company in the interim between ''Island'' and ''Revenge of the Island'', causing the flora and fauna of the island to mutate. Aside from a designated "Fun Zone" on Boney Island, the camp is mostly remediated by the time ''All Stars'' take place. [[spoiler:However, by the end of said season, the island sinks due to improper fracking by Chef Hatchet to create the final challenge.]]
** The titular ''Pahkitew Island'' is revealed as such [[spoiler:when the contestants discover the island is artificial and its systems go haywire]].
** Camp Wawanakwa suffers from "No EPA Compliance" after Chris rents the island out to a "nice, family oriented" bio-hazardous waste disposal company in the interim between ''Island'' and ''Revenge of the Island'', causing the flora and fauna of the island to mutate. Aside from a designated "Fun Zone" on Boney Island, the camp is mostly remediated by the time ''All Stars'' take place. [[spoiler:However, by the end of said season, the island sinks due to improper fracking by Chef Hatchet to create the final challenge.]]
** The titular ''Pahkitew Island'' is revealed as such [[spoiler:when the contestants discover the island is artificial and its systems go haywire]].
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* Played for laughs multiple times in ''WesternAnimation/StevenUniverse''. The local amusement park, Funland, is woefully understaffed with very little measures of safety whatsoever. The plot of the episode "Serious Steven" even hinges on an accident caused by Steven there.
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* ''WesternAnimation/ThunderCats1985''. The home of the mighty mystical gyroscope — that's keeping New Thundera in ''one friggin' piece'' — LIVES this trope.
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* ''WesternAnimation/ThunderCats1985''. The home of the mighty mystical gyroscope — that's keeping New Thundera in ''one friggin' piece'' — LIVES this trope. Lots of smooth, shiny construction material, no guard rails, narrow walkways galore, and the gyroscope itself floats above a pedestal surrounded by an insanely deep pit.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/DarkwingDuck'' the Liquidator has almost the same origin as ComicBook/TheJoker. He was originally Bud Flud the owner of a bottled water company. He capitalized on a heat wave by poisoning his competitors' water supplies until he was interrupted by Darkwing. During the scuffle he tripped and fell into one of the already contaminated vats. He went nuts after his transformation into a [[CursedWithAwesome powerful water elemental]] and blamed Darkwing for "throwing" him into the vat.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/DarkwingDuck'' the Liquidator has almost the same origin as ComicBook/TheJoker. He was originally Bud Flud Fludd the owner of a bottled water company. He capitalized on a heat wave by poisoning his competitors' water supplies until he was interrupted by Darkwing. During the scuffle he tripped and fell into one of the already contaminated vats. He Darkwing did try to get him out... but the stuff dissolved the broom handle. Bud went nuts after his transformation into a [[CursedWithAwesome powerful water elemental]] and blamed Darkwing for "throwing" him into the vat.
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** A ''hospital'' in "Feat of Clay" has a room full of contagious diseases kept in glass vials and jars on shelves with no restraints that anyone could just trip into and knock over. It isn't even locked. Nothing actually happens (Bats uses it for an interrogation), but it is still unforgivably dangerous.
*** Actually, it turns out that Batman just says that to get the crook to talk. The chemicals are actually harmless; the one Bats used specifically turned out to be ordinary sea water.
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** A ''hospital'' in "Feat of Clay" has a room full of contagious diseases kept in glass vials and jars on shelves with no restraints that anyone could just trip into and knock over. It isn't even locked. Nothing actually happens (Bats uses it for an interrogation), but it is still unforgivably dangerous. \n*** Actually, it It turns out that Batman just says that to get the crook to talk. The chemicals are actually harmless; the one Bats used specifically turned out to be ordinary sea water.
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* Referenced in an episode of ''WesternAnimation/AaahhRealMonsters'', when a tough monster suggests scaring some humans in what Ickis refers to as a "Fire and Clang Factory".
* PlayedForLaughs in ''WesternAnimation/AmericanDad'', where in one episode Stan comments that an old walkway might be unsafe before he promptly falls through it, and the dozen or so after that one-by-one. Meanwhile Steve takes the perfectly safe elevator to the bottom, reading a newspaper to Stan as Stan continues to fall through walkway after walkway.
* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'' had most of its fights in places like this, and the animated version of Two-Face can trace his origin to such an encounter (also, in the 1989 Batman movie, the origin of ComicBook/TheJoker hinges on such a place).
** Gotham's power plant, for instance, seems to be composed of ledges over a {{Bottomless Pit|s}} with a control center at the top.
** Even ComicBook/TheCreeper got his origin this way. Ironically it was the same place where the Joker had fallen to the vat of chemical waste, yet they never bothered to change the places of the vats or at least make the rails higher.
** A ''hospital'' in "Feat of Clay" has a room full of contagious diseases kept in glass vials and jars on shelves with no restraints that anyone could just trip into and knock over. It isn't even locked. Nothing actually happens (Bats uses it for an interrogation), but it is still unforgivably dangerous.
*** Actually, it turns out that Batman just says that to get the crook to talk. The chemicals are actually harmless; the one Bats used specifically turned out to be ordinary sea water.
* In the original series of ''WesternAnimation/{{Ben 10}}'', the episode ''Secret of the Omnitrix' opens in a factory that perfectly fits this trope.
* In ''WesternAnimation/BigGuyAndRustyTheBoyRobot'', Dr. Donovan repeatedly tries to rush experimental technology into stores without extensive product testing. This always comes back to bite him in the ass.
* ''WesternAnimation/CodenameKidsNextDoor'' had a lot of places like this, but perhaps the worst was the condemned amusement park that appeared in "Operation I.N.T.E.R.V.I.E.W.S", the Rainbow Monkeys Let's Learn About the Lavatory Park; a theme park about toilet training. The adult Numbuh Three commented in the interview that she had no idea why anyone thought it would be a good idea in the first place, and that when she eventually became CEO of the Rainbow Monkey company, she ordered it torn down simply to do away with the smell. In any case, the place was a deathtrap, as evidenced from the battle at the conclusion of the episode where [[spoiler: Numbuh One finally defeated the Delightful Chidren from Down the Lane, [[DisneyDeath seemingly for good]]]].
* In ''WesternAnimation/DarkwingDuck'' the Liquidator has almost the same origin as ComicBook/TheJoker. He was originally Bud Flud the owner of a bottled water company. He capitalized on a heat wave by poisoning his competitors' water supplies until he was interrupted by Darkwing. During the scuffle he tripped and fell into one of the already contaminated vats. He went nuts after his transformation into a [[CursedWithAwesome powerful water elemental]] and blamed Darkwing for "throwing" him into the vat.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'' lampshades this in a short where Timmy wishes for him and his grandfather to live in an old-timey cartoon. His grandfather points out all the improbable dangers as well as the improbable escapes.
* Lampshaded in the ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' ''Franchise/StarWars'' parody ''[[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuyPresentsLaughItUpFuzzball Blue Harvest]]''. One scene has a pair of Death Star crewmen complaining about the lack of guardrails and their attempts to get some installed.
** Interestingly, this played with in terms of Peter's jobs, specifically, the one at the brewery, as, in one episode, Angela reminds him to wear his helmet after she promotes him to operate forklift. Though, with all how incompetent he is, he's arguably an [=OSHA=] violation as well.
* A ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'' episode shows the Professor making government-mandated safety upgrades to the spaceship "(the crew) has been suing (him) about". Among them: taping up the crack in the dark matter reactor, and putting the lion in a cage. Leela might also be considered non-OSHA, what with the whole not having any depth perception and all. Plus the current crew is at least the second (the other having been eaten by space wasps), and it's implied there have been more.
** Fry initially has [[AmusingInjuries trouble]] with [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PnR1ENaaUo the doors]] and the tube-based public transport system after first entering the year 3000.
* The record factory from the "A Star Is Lost" episode of ''WesternAnimation/InspectorGadget'' is one of these. The [[ConveyorBeltODoom conveyor belt]] that carries Gadget, Penny, and Rick Rocker is an especially notable example; there's absolutely no reason for the conveyor to begin at any point before the actual record press (To say nothing of the humongous size of the press itself).
* ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'':
** Cloudsdale is a city in the sky made entirely of clouds that can only be walked on by pegasi (and ponies who've been enchanted with the ability). It has been established that some ponies have an inability to fly at early ages (e.g. Fluttershy and Scootaloo, but the latter at least lives on the ground), meaning any filly who happens to walk off the edge or into a gap (of which there are ''many'') can easily fall to their death. Hell, this ''damn near happened'' to Fluttershy, who was saved by a timely pack of butterflies. This also happened to Rarity and three Wonderbolts whom Rainbow Dash saved ''mere inches'' from hitting the ground.
*** Which this could be somewhat explained by the fact that most pegasi seem to be overconfident, and lack of flight at a young age seems is either a rare condition or a normal, temporary side effect of puberty, as ponies younger than Scootaloo are shown in the second episode flying, and Pound Cake can fly before speaking.
*** The Cloudsdale Weather Factory is a terrible example of industrial safety. Highlights include a room full of lightning stored on high shelves in fragile jars with no safety rails, a fan powerful enough to suck up all loose objects in a room ''full'' of loose objects, and critical water pipes that a single pony can easily kick out. Rainbow Dash did enter the factory with the specific intention of industrial sabotage, but the damage got way out of hoof, and could have happened pretty easily by accident.
** Canterlot is even worse, with the ENTIRE city being constructed on the side of a SHEER CLIFF (which includes, among other things, a ''giant castle'') where a well-placed earthquake or mudslide could wipe it off the map. It's only held off from falling into the valley below by a few support beams and prayers to Celestia. Canterlot also has dragonsneeze trees that [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin dragons are highly allergic to]]. [[FridgeHorror One must wonder how Spike, who grew up with Twilight in Canterlot, was able to survive without getting a severe reaction]].
** Ponyville itself appears to also be this in the Mare-Do-Well episode. Balconies that cannot take the strain of three elderly ponies standing on them, a long and VERY steep road that ends in a '''ramp''', a construction site where a single crane error almost got the entire construction crew killed. It appears that Rainbow Dash's heroics might be the only thing keeping the town's populace alive.
*** Sugarcube Corner can be this as well, as demonstrated in "The Show Stoppers". In an attempt to get their cutie marks, the Cutie Mark Crusaders try to make their own taffy by using a large machine, [[HilarityEnsues unsupervised]]. Scootaloo's tail gets stuck in the machine and her friends also get caught trying to pull her out. The machine pulls them around until they come out stuck together.
** {{Discussed|Trope}} in ''[[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS6E14StrangerThanFanFiction Stranger Than Fan Fiction]]'', when [[InsufferableGenius Quibble Pants]] almost dies from a collapsing RopeBridge during a [[{{LARP}} Daring Do Adventu-cation]] and he accuses the people running it of being incompetent hacks who are trying to sell a [[ShoddyKnockoffProduct bootleg version]] of the real thing with no adherence to safety standards. Unbeknownst to him, he's not actually in a replication of a Daring Do adventure; [[AndYouThoughtItWasAGame he's in the real thing]].
* Although it predates the OSHA, the ''ComicStrip/{{Popeye}}'' cartoon ''Lost and Foundry'' fits this trope perfectly.
* Referenced in a ''WesternAnimation/RobotChicken'' episode, where a [[Franchise/GIJoe Cobra]] operative remarks that the Cobra workplace is completely OSHA compliant... The camera pans over to show a splattered henchman stuck to the ceiling.
-->"''It's been thirty-three days since our last on site accident. The uh, Weather Dominator exploded. We lost about 133 guys. You can still kinda see what's left of Scott Anderson up there. We should really clean that up, we've been chucking a softball at it, so it's up there pretty good."''
* Notably averted in ''WesternAnimation/ShaunTheSheep'': the sheep all wear yellow safety vests, hard hats, and, when applicable, welding masks when using dangerous equipment. [[RuleOfFunny Sheep in proper safety gear are funnier than sheep that are not]].
* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': The Springfield Nuclear Power Plant is a safety nightmare. There are repeated scenes of Burns doing things to try and circumvent getting shut down, from running for governor to bribing officials.
** If only it stopped at Mr. Burns. His employees seem to be the most incompetent gaggle of nitwits ever created. They hired ''Homer Simpson'' for crying out loud, and have not fired him after numerous accidents that came within a hair's breadth of looking like the sordid offspring of a threeway with Chernobyl, Three-Mile Island and the Love Canal... Then there's Lenny, who refitted the soda machines in Sector 7G to dispense beer if one asked for club soda. The only sane employee they ever had (Frank Grimes) killed himself after Homer showed him up during a kids' nuclear plant design contest. Homer was once able to [[BeyondTheImpossible cause a nuclear meltdown in a test environment containing no nuclear materials]]. The worst part is, Homer is the one in charge of the safety (which he got after Homer, ironically, led a public safety campaign against the nuclear plant. Prior to that, Homer was just a waste handler).
** To see how good Homer is at his job, three times he temporarily leaves his spot at the reactor control station. He is replaced by 1) a chicken, 2) a brick hanging from a lever, and 3) a "drinking bird" plastic toy that presses the "y" button on the keyboard for every question asked.
** Mr. Burns' YesMan Waylon Smithers seems somewhat competent (at least compared to most of the plant's employees) but even he isn't perfect. He once admitted that one of his 2,800 duties is lying to Congress.
** And the icing on the cake? It's been like that for so long, that bringing it up to code would cost MILLIONS.
*** In various episodes, we see clips of plant workers doing everything from playing chess in the reactor core, to holding cockfights in the lunch room, to engaging in "Nap Time" in the middle of the day. One episode started with ''everyone'' at the plant (Burns and Smithers included) sleeping on the job. They also scream and panic whenever there's an emergency, remove emergency procedure posters to make get-well-soon cards, have sword fights with nuclear rods, and engage in log-rolling contests using drums of nuclear waste.
*** One time, Mr. Burns actually decided to go through with a safety procedure, specifically a fire drill. However, all the employees utterly paniced, [[SkewedPriorities waiting for thier coffee to finish]], running in place, and beating each other with the fire extinguishers. Homer Simpson of all people was the first and only employee who actually managed to get out of the plant (though the "only" part is because Homer blocked the entrance with a bench upon escaping).
*** And perhaps worst of all, the employees at the nuclear plant are required to visit 3 separate rooms to get coffee, cream and sugar.
** The nuclear power plant does, however, get regular visits from safety inspectors who do point out the dangers and flaws of the plant. They are diligent enough to demand Burns fix the plant's hazards and don't take cheap bribes from him.
** Also played for laughs when Skinner and Bart were fighting over a large boiling vat of Peanut Shrimp (Bart is allergic to shrimp, Skinner is allergic to peanuts), and the ramp they're on is easily cut with the wooden sticks they were fighting with.
** Itchy and Scratchy Land had rides where people would come within inches of being gouged by spikes and have the ride hit a buzz saw. This was before the robots revolted. Particularly bad is the part where a ride has spikes on top extend over the front seats. Apparently tall people sitting in front never occurred to them.
** Also mentioned but not seen is the Krustyland House of Knives; Krusty swears that the tourists were decapitated BEFORE they entered it.
* Tombstone's origin story in ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManTheAnimatedSeries'' also involves falling from a narrow catwalk into a vat of green acid, during his attempt to frame Roby. (Let's face it, a ''lot'' of villains tend to get their start in places like this.)
* Played with in ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries''. A concert held by a shock jock had the police arrive to shut it down, due to safety concerns of having tons of both people and electrical equipment outside during a thunder storm. [[LightningCanDoAnything Things did indeed go wrong]].
* This trope is the raison d'etre of many ''Series/{{Thunderbirds}}'' episodes, like the Fireflash in the pilot episode, an atomic-powered aeroplane which would have killed all of its passengers by radiation poisoning if it didn't land within 2 '''hours''', and the Crablogger, an atomic-powered logging machine which was going to '''blow up''' if not shut down properly.
* ''WesternAnimation/ThunderCats1985''. The home of the mighty mystical gyroscope — that's keeping New Thundera in ''one friggin' piece'' — LIVES this trope.
* In ''WesternAnimation/TotalDrama'', Camp Wawanakwa suffers from this plus No EPA Compliance after Chris [=McLean=] rents the island out to a "nice, family oriented" bio-hazardous waste disposal company in the interim between ''Island'' and ''Revenge of the Island'', causing the flora and fauna of the island to mutate. [[spoiler:However, Chris is busted by the Canadian government for his illegal activities at the end of ''Revenge of the Island''.]]
** The first season had numerous references to interns being injured or killed in various accidents, presumably due to a lack of safety precautions. Particularly noteworthy is the incident when an intern dies whilst testing part of the final challenge. Chris reacts by saying to himself, "That seems safe enough."
* In the ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated'' episode "Autoboot Camp", they have simulated weapons that can be turned deadly with the flip of a switch. While there might be a legitimate reason to have some live ammo in a simulation training, there are none for having the things to be turned lethal at the flip of a switch (either through debris, cyber-fauna, or actual sabotage).
* PlayedForLaughs in ''WesternAnimation/AmericanDad'', where in one episode Stan comments that an old walkway might be unsafe before he promptly falls through it, and the dozen or so after that one-by-one. Meanwhile Steve takes the perfectly safe elevator to the bottom, reading a newspaper to Stan as Stan continues to fall through walkway after walkway.
* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'' had most of its fights in places like this, and the animated version of Two-Face can trace his origin to such an encounter (also, in the 1989 Batman movie, the origin of ComicBook/TheJoker hinges on such a place).
** Gotham's power plant, for instance, seems to be composed of ledges over a {{Bottomless Pit|s}} with a control center at the top.
** Even ComicBook/TheCreeper got his origin this way. Ironically it was the same place where the Joker had fallen to the vat of chemical waste, yet they never bothered to change the places of the vats or at least make the rails higher.
** A ''hospital'' in "Feat of Clay" has a room full of contagious diseases kept in glass vials and jars on shelves with no restraints that anyone could just trip into and knock over. It isn't even locked. Nothing actually happens (Bats uses it for an interrogation), but it is still unforgivably dangerous.
*** Actually, it turns out that Batman just says that to get the crook to talk. The chemicals are actually harmless; the one Bats used specifically turned out to be ordinary sea water.
* In the original series of ''WesternAnimation/{{Ben 10}}'', the episode ''Secret of the Omnitrix' opens in a factory that perfectly fits this trope.
* In ''WesternAnimation/BigGuyAndRustyTheBoyRobot'', Dr. Donovan repeatedly tries to rush experimental technology into stores without extensive product testing. This always comes back to bite him in the ass.
* ''WesternAnimation/CodenameKidsNextDoor'' had a lot of places like this, but perhaps the worst was the condemned amusement park that appeared in "Operation I.N.T.E.R.V.I.E.W.S", the Rainbow Monkeys Let's Learn About the Lavatory Park; a theme park about toilet training. The adult Numbuh Three commented in the interview that she had no idea why anyone thought it would be a good idea in the first place, and that when she eventually became CEO of the Rainbow Monkey company, she ordered it torn down simply to do away with the smell. In any case, the place was a deathtrap, as evidenced from the battle at the conclusion of the episode where [[spoiler: Numbuh One finally defeated the Delightful Chidren from Down the Lane, [[DisneyDeath seemingly for good]]]].
* In ''WesternAnimation/DarkwingDuck'' the Liquidator has almost the same origin as ComicBook/TheJoker. He was originally Bud Flud the owner of a bottled water company. He capitalized on a heat wave by poisoning his competitors' water supplies until he was interrupted by Darkwing. During the scuffle he tripped and fell into one of the already contaminated vats. He went nuts after his transformation into a [[CursedWithAwesome powerful water elemental]] and blamed Darkwing for "throwing" him into the vat.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'' lampshades this in a short where Timmy wishes for him and his grandfather to live in an old-timey cartoon. His grandfather points out all the improbable dangers as well as the improbable escapes.
* Lampshaded in the ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' ''Franchise/StarWars'' parody ''[[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuyPresentsLaughItUpFuzzball Blue Harvest]]''. One scene has a pair of Death Star crewmen complaining about the lack of guardrails and their attempts to get some installed.
** Interestingly, this played with in terms of Peter's jobs, specifically, the one at the brewery, as, in one episode, Angela reminds him to wear his helmet after she promotes him to operate forklift. Though, with all how incompetent he is, he's arguably an [=OSHA=] violation as well.
* A ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'' episode shows the Professor making government-mandated safety upgrades to the spaceship "(the crew) has been suing (him) about". Among them: taping up the crack in the dark matter reactor, and putting the lion in a cage. Leela might also be considered non-OSHA, what with the whole not having any depth perception and all. Plus the current crew is at least the second (the other having been eaten by space wasps), and it's implied there have been more.
** Fry initially has [[AmusingInjuries trouble]] with [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PnR1ENaaUo the doors]] and the tube-based public transport system after first entering the year 3000.
* The record factory from the "A Star Is Lost" episode of ''WesternAnimation/InspectorGadget'' is one of these. The [[ConveyorBeltODoom conveyor belt]] that carries Gadget, Penny, and Rick Rocker is an especially notable example; there's absolutely no reason for the conveyor to begin at any point before the actual record press (To say nothing of the humongous size of the press itself).
* ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'':
** Cloudsdale is a city in the sky made entirely of clouds that can only be walked on by pegasi (and ponies who've been enchanted with the ability). It has been established that some ponies have an inability to fly at early ages (e.g. Fluttershy and Scootaloo, but the latter at least lives on the ground), meaning any filly who happens to walk off the edge or into a gap (of which there are ''many'') can easily fall to their death. Hell, this ''damn near happened'' to Fluttershy, who was saved by a timely pack of butterflies. This also happened to Rarity and three Wonderbolts whom Rainbow Dash saved ''mere inches'' from hitting the ground.
*** Which this could be somewhat explained by the fact that most pegasi seem to be overconfident, and lack of flight at a young age seems is either a rare condition or a normal, temporary side effect of puberty, as ponies younger than Scootaloo are shown in the second episode flying, and Pound Cake can fly before speaking.
*** The Cloudsdale Weather Factory is a terrible example of industrial safety. Highlights include a room full of lightning stored on high shelves in fragile jars with no safety rails, a fan powerful enough to suck up all loose objects in a room ''full'' of loose objects, and critical water pipes that a single pony can easily kick out. Rainbow Dash did enter the factory with the specific intention of industrial sabotage, but the damage got way out of hoof, and could have happened pretty easily by accident.
** Canterlot is even worse, with the ENTIRE city being constructed on the side of a SHEER CLIFF (which includes, among other things, a ''giant castle'') where a well-placed earthquake or mudslide could wipe it off the map. It's only held off from falling into the valley below by a few support beams and prayers to Celestia. Canterlot also has dragonsneeze trees that [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin dragons are highly allergic to]]. [[FridgeHorror One must wonder how Spike, who grew up with Twilight in Canterlot, was able to survive without getting a severe reaction]].
** Ponyville itself appears to also be this in the Mare-Do-Well episode. Balconies that cannot take the strain of three elderly ponies standing on them, a long and VERY steep road that ends in a '''ramp''', a construction site where a single crane error almost got the entire construction crew killed. It appears that Rainbow Dash's heroics might be the only thing keeping the town's populace alive.
*** Sugarcube Corner can be this as well, as demonstrated in "The Show Stoppers". In an attempt to get their cutie marks, the Cutie Mark Crusaders try to make their own taffy by using a large machine, [[HilarityEnsues unsupervised]]. Scootaloo's tail gets stuck in the machine and her friends also get caught trying to pull her out. The machine pulls them around until they come out stuck together.
** {{Discussed|Trope}} in ''[[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS6E14StrangerThanFanFiction Stranger Than Fan Fiction]]'', when [[InsufferableGenius Quibble Pants]] almost dies from a collapsing RopeBridge during a [[{{LARP}} Daring Do Adventu-cation]] and he accuses the people running it of being incompetent hacks who are trying to sell a [[ShoddyKnockoffProduct bootleg version]] of the real thing with no adherence to safety standards. Unbeknownst to him, he's not actually in a replication of a Daring Do adventure; [[AndYouThoughtItWasAGame he's in the real thing]].
* Although it predates the OSHA, the ''ComicStrip/{{Popeye}}'' cartoon ''Lost and Foundry'' fits this trope perfectly.
* Referenced in a ''WesternAnimation/RobotChicken'' episode, where a [[Franchise/GIJoe Cobra]] operative remarks that the Cobra workplace is completely OSHA compliant... The camera pans over to show a splattered henchman stuck to the ceiling.
-->"''It's been thirty-three days since our last on site accident. The uh, Weather Dominator exploded. We lost about 133 guys. You can still kinda see what's left of Scott Anderson up there. We should really clean that up, we've been chucking a softball at it, so it's up there pretty good."''
* Notably averted in ''WesternAnimation/ShaunTheSheep'': the sheep all wear yellow safety vests, hard hats, and, when applicable, welding masks when using dangerous equipment. [[RuleOfFunny Sheep in proper safety gear are funnier than sheep that are not]].
* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': The Springfield Nuclear Power Plant is a safety nightmare. There are repeated scenes of Burns doing things to try and circumvent getting shut down, from running for governor to bribing officials.
** If only it stopped at Mr. Burns. His employees seem to be the most incompetent gaggle of nitwits ever created. They hired ''Homer Simpson'' for crying out loud, and have not fired him after numerous accidents that came within a hair's breadth of looking like the sordid offspring of a threeway with Chernobyl, Three-Mile Island and the Love Canal... Then there's Lenny, who refitted the soda machines in Sector 7G to dispense beer if one asked for club soda. The only sane employee they ever had (Frank Grimes) killed himself after Homer showed him up during a kids' nuclear plant design contest. Homer was once able to [[BeyondTheImpossible cause a nuclear meltdown in a test environment containing no nuclear materials]]. The worst part is, Homer is the one in charge of the safety (which he got after Homer, ironically, led a public safety campaign against the nuclear plant. Prior to that, Homer was just a waste handler).
** To see how good Homer is at his job, three times he temporarily leaves his spot at the reactor control station. He is replaced by 1) a chicken, 2) a brick hanging from a lever, and 3) a "drinking bird" plastic toy that presses the "y" button on the keyboard for every question asked.
** Mr. Burns' YesMan Waylon Smithers seems somewhat competent (at least compared to most of the plant's employees) but even he isn't perfect. He once admitted that one of his 2,800 duties is lying to Congress.
** And the icing on the cake? It's been like that for so long, that bringing it up to code would cost MILLIONS.
*** In various episodes, we see clips of plant workers doing everything from playing chess in the reactor core, to holding cockfights in the lunch room, to engaging in "Nap Time" in the middle of the day. One episode started with ''everyone'' at the plant (Burns and Smithers included) sleeping on the job. They also scream and panic whenever there's an emergency, remove emergency procedure posters to make get-well-soon cards, have sword fights with nuclear rods, and engage in log-rolling contests using drums of nuclear waste.
*** One time, Mr. Burns actually decided to go through with a safety procedure, specifically a fire drill. However, all the employees utterly paniced, [[SkewedPriorities waiting for thier coffee to finish]], running in place, and beating each other with the fire extinguishers. Homer Simpson of all people was the first and only employee who actually managed to get out of the plant (though the "only" part is because Homer blocked the entrance with a bench upon escaping).
*** And perhaps worst of all, the employees at the nuclear plant are required to visit 3 separate rooms to get coffee, cream and sugar.
** The nuclear power plant does, however, get regular visits from safety inspectors who do point out the dangers and flaws of the plant. They are diligent enough to demand Burns fix the plant's hazards and don't take cheap bribes from him.
** Also played for laughs when Skinner and Bart were fighting over a large boiling vat of Peanut Shrimp (Bart is allergic to shrimp, Skinner is allergic to peanuts), and the ramp they're on is easily cut with the wooden sticks they were fighting with.
** Itchy and Scratchy Land had rides where people would come within inches of being gouged by spikes and have the ride hit a buzz saw. This was before the robots revolted. Particularly bad is the part where a ride has spikes on top extend over the front seats. Apparently tall people sitting in front never occurred to them.
** Also mentioned but not seen is the Krustyland House of Knives; Krusty swears that the tourists were decapitated BEFORE they entered it.
* Tombstone's origin story in ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManTheAnimatedSeries'' also involves falling from a narrow catwalk into a vat of green acid, during his attempt to frame Roby. (Let's face it, a ''lot'' of villains tend to get their start in places like this.)
* Played with in ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries''. A concert held by a shock jock had the police arrive to shut it down, due to safety concerns of having tons of both people and electrical equipment outside during a thunder storm. [[LightningCanDoAnything Things did indeed go wrong]].
* This trope is the raison d'etre of many ''Series/{{Thunderbirds}}'' episodes, like the Fireflash in the pilot episode, an atomic-powered aeroplane which would have killed all of its passengers by radiation poisoning if it didn't land within 2 '''hours''', and the Crablogger, an atomic-powered logging machine which was going to '''blow up''' if not shut down properly.
* ''WesternAnimation/ThunderCats1985''. The home of the mighty mystical gyroscope — that's keeping New Thundera in ''one friggin' piece'' — LIVES this trope.
* In ''WesternAnimation/TotalDrama'', Camp Wawanakwa suffers from this plus No EPA Compliance after Chris [=McLean=] rents the island out to a "nice, family oriented" bio-hazardous waste disposal company in the interim between ''Island'' and ''Revenge of the Island'', causing the flora and fauna of the island to mutate. [[spoiler:However, Chris is busted by the Canadian government for his illegal activities at the end of ''Revenge of the Island''.]]
** The first season had numerous references to interns being injured or killed in various accidents, presumably due to a lack of safety precautions. Particularly noteworthy is the incident when an intern dies whilst testing part of the final challenge. Chris reacts by saying to himself, "That seems safe enough."
* In the ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated'' episode "Autoboot Camp", they have simulated weapons that can be turned deadly with the flip of a switch. While there might be a legitimate reason to have some live ammo in a simulation training, there are none for having the things to be turned lethal at the flip of a switch (either through debris, cyber-fauna, or actual sabotage).
