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* In the SupermanTheAnimatedSeries episode ''Mxyzptlkated'', Jimmy hands Clark a comic strip page featuring the titular Mr. Mxyzptlk. There are other comics on the page, Dini The Meany (parodying CalvinAndHobbes), Gleen (parodying {{Peanuts}}), Dan Danger (parodying DickTracy) and Zub Street (no idea what it parodies). You cannot read these strips without freeze framing.

** Speaking of YouTube, once this troper was listening to a video consisting of only a single picture and a song, except for a single frame that is near impossible to stop on without repeated practice and a sharp eye to catch it where the one who posted the video slipped in a picture with graphic nudity. So even normal videos can have these aswell.

* There is one about halfway through [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fc8VDuxKQM this video]]

** ''G Gundam'' does this as well with the last episode or two where various Gundam's from various series help fight in the end. Such Gunda's inlcud the original, the Zeta Gundam, and some Wing stuff in there as well to boot.

* ''{{Unreal}} Tournament'' has a smiley face painted on the front of the Flak Cannon's secondary fire shells, which is nearly impossible to notice in normal gameplay.
** Except if you get headshot with a flak shell. Then that image is [[IncrediblyLamePun the last thing to go through your head]]. Also, the Redeemer missile object has "Adios!" scrawled on the side, fitting for a man-portable nuclear cruise missile.

*** This is actually a very common way of doing this effect. ''Timesplitters 2'' does it (you can zoom in and see a tiny head using a sniper rifle at point blank), and I believe ''Team Fortress 2'' does it with the Eyelander/Skullcutter's kill animations. Furthermore, you can make a ragdoll in ''Garry's Mod'' appear to have no head my simply deflating it until it becomes invisible. This is because it's a lot easier for both the programmer and the computer/console to simply scale vertices or force them all into one point than to actually add to or take away from the 3D mesh.

** Speaking of YouTube, once this troper was listening to a video consisting of only a single picture and a song, except for a single frame that is near impossible to stop on without repeated practice and a sharp eye to catch it were the one who posted the video slipped in a picture with graphic nudity. So even normal videos can have these aswell.

* The RopeBridge sequence in ''TheEmperorsNewGroove'' features a moment when some boards fall into the chasm; if you slow it down enough, you can see they are stylized letters spelling out "D-A-M-N".

* {{Lost}} has this in spades. Appearances by Jacob, the beechcraft in the corner of Charlie's dream, changing picture frames, briefly seen documents in the hatches...

** Once in a while, though, something the creators intended as a joke was noticed and overanalyzed to death by crazy fans (such as this troper), like the Dharma Shark, who was then jokingly named "Ezra James Sharkington" by Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse, and popped back up in a sixth-season episode, presumably as a ShoutOut to said crazy fans.
* In later episodes of {{Home Improvement}}, the intro had "Watch Tool Time" flash quickly several times when the cast members were shown on screen. A screenshot of this can be found [[http://www.eeggs.com/items/17809.html here.]]
* In DoctorWho episode ''The Time Of Angels'' you can quickly see that there's a bright red [[AC: panic]] button on the Doctor's TARDIS keyboard.

* As do early seasons of ''SailorMoon''.
** At least once, during an injury or collision of some sort (Rei hitting Usagi? Chibi-Usa running into Usagi? Can't rememeber) there was a brief shot of Usagi ''topless''. Before you go searching for it, it was drawn in a SuperDeformed, completely flat-chested style that prevented any chance of FanService.

** At least once, during an injury or collision of some sort (Rei hitting Usagi? Chibi-Usa running into Usagi? Can't rememeber) there was a brief shot of Usagi ''topless''. (Before you go searching for it, it was drawn in a bizarre, cartoony, completely flat-chested style that prevented any chance of FanService.)
*** This is probably just OffModel

* ''MarbleHornets'' uses these for horror rather than humor, to indicate [[CosmicHorrorStory something very wrong is going on]].

* [[DeathNote L]] riding a bike in an episode of ''FullMetalPanic'' The Second Raid.

* [[ThatGuyWithTheGlasses The Nostalgia Critic]]'s [[http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/thatguywiththeglasses/nostalgia-critic/15937-junior review of]] ''{{Junior}}'', listing why [[MisterSeahorse men getting pregnant]] is a bad idea (includes gems such as "if a baby kicks, the man would probably kick back").

** Easy enough mistake to make all things considered.

* There's a bunch in recent {{Disney}} movies, usually a ShoutOut to a previous film- [[Film/BeautyAndTheBeast Belle]] in a crowd scene in ''TheHunchbackOfNotreDame'', [[Film/BeautyAndTheBeast The Beast]] as a toy in ''{{Disney/Aladdin}}'', a teapot in the style of Mrs. Potts in ''Film/{{Tarzan}}'', and so on.

* In ''Super Smash Bros.'', the characters have a typical electric damage animation for most of Pikachu's attacks. Many of them showing the skeleton of the attacked character. But, if you attack Samus, and pause in the right frame... you'll see his suitless model, with no clothes at all. She's really well done, but is faceless.