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* ''WesternAnimation/MuppetBabies1984'': In "Piggy's Hyper-Activity Book", the babies play a board game very similar to ''Monopoly''. Skeeter's token is a battleship, Piggy's is a boot, Fozzie's is a cannon, Gonzo's is a top hat, and Animal's is a car. Skeeter owns the Electric Company, Piggy owns a railroad, Fozzie lands on the "I Don't Know" square, where he has to tell a funny joke or pay the penalty, Gonzo builds a hotel on Park Avenue, and Animal visits said hotel.
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-> '''Stabler:''' Go directly to jail. Do not pass go. Do not collect $200. [[note]]the rapist in question was the leader of a gang rape whose victim sought revenge against the perps years later; in the opener her first victim is discovered with game pieces [[AssShove inserted into his rectum,]] which perhaps inspired Stabler's reference here. [[/note]]
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-> '''Stabler:''' Go directly to jail. Do not pass go. Do not collect $200. [[note]]the rapist in question was the leader of a gang rape whose victim sought revenge against the perps years later; in the opener her first victim is discovered with game pieces [[AssShove inserted into his rectum,]] which perhaps inspired Stabler's reference here. here.[[/note]]
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** A sketch from "May Cause Light Cannibalism" introduces ''Ms. Monopoly'', a version of ''Monopoly'' that appeals to the female demographic. Girls start with more money than the boys, and the tokens include a journal, a hand weight, and a wine glass.
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** A sketch from "May Cause Light Cannibalism" introduces ''Ms. Monopoly'', Monopoly'' (based on the real version of the same name), a version of ''Monopoly'' that appeals to the female demographic. Girls start with more money than the boys, and the tokens include a journal, a hand weight, and a wine glass.
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* In an ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'' comic book story, the titular Eds play a parody of ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons''. When the game begins, Ed says "Do not pass go. Do not collect $200".
* In ''[[Franchise/{{Superman}} Adventures of Superman (1987)]]'' Issue #59, referencing the "go to jail" card message, but reversed so the {{Anaphora}} goes before the {{Symploce}}, since going to jail is the important part, so it goes last: an officer tells Brainiac "Do not pass go... do not collect two hundred dollars... go to jail. Go directly to Jail!".
* A back-up strip in ''[[ComicBook/JusticeLeagueInternational Justice League America]]'' Annual #8 had the League having a quiet day (unaware that a supervillain team began a plan to destroy them but descended into chaos). At one point they're shown playing Monopoly, with ComicBook/BoosterGold insisting "I didn't ''stay'' in the hotel, I flew over it!"
* In ''[[Franchise/{{Superman}} Adventures of Superman (1987)]]'' Issue #59, referencing the "go to jail" card message, but reversed so the {{Anaphora}} goes before the {{Symploce}}, since going to jail is the important part, so it goes last: an officer tells Brainiac "Do not pass go... do not collect two hundred dollars... go to jail. Go directly to Jail!".
* A back-up strip in ''[[ComicBook/JusticeLeagueInternational Justice League America]]'' Annual #8 had the League having a quiet day (unaware that a supervillain team began a plan to destroy them but descended into chaos). At one point they're shown playing Monopoly, with ComicBook/BoosterGold insisting "I didn't ''stay'' in the hotel, I flew over it!"
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* ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'': In an ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'' one comic book story, the titular Eds play a parody of ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons''. When the game begins, Ed says "Do not pass go. Do not collect $200".
*In ''[[Franchise/{{Superman}} Adventures of Superman (1987)]]'' Issue #59, referencing the "go to jail" card message, but reversed so the {{Anaphora}} goes before the {{Symploce}}, since going to jail is the important part, so it goes last: an officer tells Brainiac "Do not pass go... do not collect two hundred dollars... go to jail. Go directly to Jail!".
*''ComicBook/JusticeLeagueOfAmerica'': A back-up strip in ''[[ComicBook/JusticeLeagueInternational Justice League America]]'' Annual #8 had the League having a quiet day (unaware that a supervillain team began a plan to destroy them but descended into chaos). At one point they're shown playing Monopoly, with ComicBook/BoosterGold insisting "I didn't ''stay'' in the hotel, I flew over it!"
* ''ComicBook/{{Superman}}'': In ''The Adventures of Superman'' Issue #59, referencing the "go to jail" card message, but reversed so the {{Anaphora}} goes before the {{Symploce}}, since going to jail is the important part, so it goes last: an officer tells Brainiac "Do not pass go... do not collect two hundred dollars... go to jail. Go directly to Jail!".
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* ''ComicBook/{{Superman}}'': In ''The Adventures of Superman'' Issue #59, referencing the "go to jail" card message, but reversed so the {{Anaphora}} goes before the {{Symploce}}, since going to jail is the important part, so it goes last: an officer tells Brainiac "Do not pass go... do not collect two hundred dollars... go to jail. Go directly to Jail!".
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* ''Film/SonicTheHedgehog22022'': While at the snowy mountain, Sonic mocks Robotnik's new look as "[[Franchise/XMen Professor X]] meets the Monopoly man."
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* ''Film/SonicTheHedgehog22022'': While at the snowy mountain, Sonic mocks Robotnik's new look as "[[Franchise/XMen "[[ComicBook/XMen Professor X]] meets the Monopoly man."
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* In the ''WebAnimation/ZeroPunctuation'' review of ''VideoGame/VelvetAssassin'', Yahtzee says that the only real purpose for Violette's [[BulletTime Morphine Mode]] is allowing her to swiftly delete one inconveniently alerted Nazi, and calls it "a one-time Get Out of Fuck-Up Free card" (a parody of the board game's "Get Out of Jail Free" card).
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* In the ''WebAnimation/ZeroPunctuation'' review of ''VideoGame/VelvetAssassin'', Yahtzee says that the only real purpose for Violette's [[BulletTime Morphine Mode]] is allowing her to swiftly delete one inconveniently alerted Nazi, and calls it "a one-time Get Out of Fuck-Up Free card" (a parody of the board game's "Get Out of Jail Free" card).
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** In ''The Game of Life - Simpsons Edition'', the "TV game show winner" space is replaced by "Bank error in your favor" while maintaining the $95,000 reward.
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* In ''[[Franchise/{{Superman}} Adventures of Superman (1987)]]'' Issue #59, an officer tells Brainiac "Do not pass go... do not collect two hundred dollars... go to jail. Go directly to Jail!".
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* In ''[[Franchise/{{Superman}} Adventures of Superman (1987)]]'' Issue #59, referencing the "go to jail" card message, but reversed so the {{Anaphora}} goes before the {{Symploce}}, since going to jail is the important part, so it goes last: an officer tells Brainiac "Do not pass go... do not collect two hundred dollars... go to jail. Go directly to Jail!".
