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* ''Series/InterviewWithTheVampire2022'': In "[[Recap/InterviewWithTheVampire2022S1E6LikeAngelsPutInHellByGod Like Angels Put in Hell by God]]", Dr. Fareed Bhansali's constrain refrain of "[[IWasNeverHere I am not here]]" is a source of levity. Even GrumpyOldMan Daniel Molloy can't resist showing off his acerbic wit at their so-called non-existent conversation.
-->'''Daniel''': That's the voice of Dr. Fareed Bhansali.\\

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* ''Series/InterviewWithTheVampire2022'': In ''Series/InterviewWithTheVampire2022'':
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"[[Recap/InterviewWithTheVampire2022S1E6LikeAngelsPutInHellByGod Like Angels Put in Hell by God]]", God]]": Dr. Fareed Bhansali's constrain refrain of "[[IWasNeverHere I am not here]]" is a source of levity. Even GrumpyOldMan Daniel Molloy can't resist showing off his acerbic wit at their so-called non-existent conversation.
-->'''Daniel''': --->'''Daniel''': That's the voice of Dr. Fareed Bhansali.\\


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** "[[Recap/InterviewWithTheVampire2022S2E1WhatCanTheDamnedReallySayToThe What Can the Damned Really Say to the Damned]]": Daniel is a little miffed that Armand had fooled him with the "Rashid" HumanDisguise in the previous season, so the former disregards any comment the latter makes during the interview with Louis. Armand retaliates by disregarding Daniel's journalistic skills.
--->'''Louis''': ''(reading Claudia's journal entry)'' "We slept in the earth, took circuitous routes around the mad army goose-stepping its way towards Mother Russia."\\
'''Armand''': Some would say a poorly timed European holiday.\\
'''Daniel''': Disregard.\\
[...]\\
'''Daniel''': Once again, that's the voice of the vampire Armand, but continue to disregard it as he remains off the record.\\
'''Armand''': It's Louis' interview, Mr. Molloy.\\
'''Daniel''': You're at the table.\\
'''Armand''': I'm in our dining room.\\
'''Daniel''': You're not dining.\\
'''Louis''': [[StrongerWithAge An ancient doesn't need the blood as often as the young do.]]\\
'''Daniel''': Intriguing and disregarding.\\
[...]\\
'''Louis''': My love [Armand] ran a theater company for 150 years, Daniel.\\
'''Daniel''': Your love [Lestat] was in a box pondering a premediated [[SlashedThroat neck wound]], according to Claudia. She wrote it, let's choose to believe it.\\
'''Armand''': Unworthy in San Francisco, unworthy in Dubai. Disregard.
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* In "Series/OurHouse" Gus often cooks dinner and is fond of hot food -- especially chilli -- much to the consternation of his family. One time Kris even complained that the food he makes is so hot that it hurts.
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* ''Series/HenryDanger'':
** Ray/Captain Man getting injured, followed by exclaiming his famous "ImOkay".
** Henry and Ray's rhymes, which others comment upon.
** Piper finding Kid Danger "hot", which Henry finds uncomfortable.
** Schwoz rescheduling his colonoscopy.
** The fifth season had a recurring gag where someone says something, another character replies "Hmm?", and then the first character repeats what they just said in the same tone. It even got its own segment in the ClipShow.
** Piper being sent a driver's license underage, which someone reminds it was by mistake, but she keeps it, because it's laminated and valid.
** From "Space Invaders", Piper trying to watch her Fred Lobster commercial, which is constantly preempted.
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* ''Series/LaverneAndShirley'': Either Laverne or Shirley says something, then she gets InstantlyProvenWrong (or it turns out to be TemptingFate) with Squiggy and/or Lenny bursting in without knocking at the door. If it's Squiggy, it's always with his trademark "Hello!".

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* ''Series/LaverneAndShirley'': Either Laverne or Shirley says something, then she gets InstantlyProvenWrong (or it turns out to be TemptingFate) with something and [[InadvertentEntranceCue Squiggy and/or Lenny bursting burst in without knocking at the door. door]] (usually either girl says something about some horrible thing happening, which then humorously matches the {{Abhorrent Admirer}} status of both Lenny and Squiggy. It's also often TemptingFate and InstantlyProvenWrong). If it's Squiggy, Squiggy enters, it's always with his trademark "Hello!".
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* ''Series/LaverneAndShirley'': Either Laverne or Shirley says something, then she gets InstantlyProvenWrong (or it turns out to be TemptingFate) with Squiggy and/or Lenny bursting in without knocking at the door. If it's Squiggy, it's always with his trademark "Hello!".
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** The last episode to be hosted by Angus Deayton, after the scandal involving him and a prostitute broke, featured Ian and Paul constantly trying to drag attention back to the scandal. Ian kept pulling out a copy of the newspaper with the story in it, and towards the end of the episode, Paul took off the hoodie he was wearing to reveal that he was wearing a t-shirt ''with the article printed on it''.

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** The last episode to be hosted by Angus Deayton, Creator/AngusDeayton, after the scandal involving him and a prostitute broke, featured Ian and Paul constantly trying to drag attention back to the scandal. Ian kept pulling out a copy of the newspaper with the story in it, and towards the end of the episode, Paul took off the hoodie he was wearing to reveal that he was wearing a t-shirt ''with the article printed on it''.
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* ''Series/ICarly'': A LOT. The "could that happen"-"will not happen" exchange between Freddie and Carly; anything Spencer sculpts or fixes has a high chance of bursting into flames; Gibby almost always takes off his shirt in every appearance (although he starts to do that less as the series went on and his new gag is saying his own name [Gib-baaayyy!]); Sam equipping her locker with cooking or entertainment appliances; Sam and Freddie saying "What!? Why!?" whenever they hear surprising news; T-Bo's serves various food items by the stick.

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* ''Series/ICarly'': A LOT. The "could that happen"-"will not happen" exchange between Freddie and Carly; anything Spencer sculpts or fixes has a high chance of bursting into flames; Gibby almost always takes off his shirt in every appearance (although he starts to do that less as the series went on and his new gag is saying his own name [Gib-baaayyy!]); like this; "Gib-bayyyy!"); Sam equipping her locker with cooking or entertainment appliances; Sam and Freddie saying "What!? Why!?" whenever they hear surprising news; T-Bo's serves various food items by the stick.
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* ''Series/ICarly'': A LOT. The "could that happen"-"will not happen" exchange between Freddie and Carly; anything Spencer sculpts or fixes has a high chance of bursting into flames; oGibby almost always takes off his shirt in every appearance; Sam equipping her locker with cooking or entertainment appliances; Sam and Freddie saying "What!? Why!?" whenever they hear surprising news; T-Bo's serves various food items by the stick.

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* ''Series/ICarly'': A LOT. The "could that happen"-"will not happen" exchange between Freddie and Carly; anything Spencer sculpts or fixes has a high chance of bursting into flames; oGibby Gibby almost always takes off his shirt in every appearance; appearance (although he starts to do that less as the series went on and his new gag is saying his own name [Gib-baaayyy!]); Sam equipping her locker with cooking or entertainment appliances; Sam and Freddie saying "What!? Why!?" whenever they hear surprising news; T-Bo's serves various food items by the stick.
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* ''Series/InForAPenny'' had Councillor Bundy writing on the walls of the lavatory, and afterward Dan insisting he wouldn't have done it.

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* An episode of ''Series/{{NCIS}}'' featured Palmer hunting for a piece of lingerie that Agent Lee had misplaced during one of their frequent secret sex sessions. He kept turning up everywhere in the episode, to the consternation of the other characters who wondered what he was doing... also revealing (to the audience) that if Abby knew about it, she could find Palmer and Lee's DNA all over the building. The affair itself is a running gag.

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* An ''Series/{{NCIS}}''
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episode of ''Series/{{NCIS}}'' featured season 4, Palmer is hunting for a piece of lingerie that Agent Lee had misplaced during one of their frequent secret sex sessions. He kept turning up everywhere in the episode, to the consternation of the other characters who wondered what he was doing... also revealing (to the audience) that if Abby knew about it, she could find Palmer and Lee's DNA all over the building. The affair itself is a running gag.
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* ''Series/{{Parks and Recreation}}'' is practically built on running gags.
** Ron dressing like Tiger Woods after having sex.
** Duke Silver.
** Councilman Howser appearing in the nick of time to see Leslie's out-of-context unprofessional behaviour.
** April's unusual love for animals (including Champion, the three-legged dog).
** Jerry being...well, Jerry.
** Leslie over-exaggerating Ann's role as a nurse.
** Leslie's weird yet flattering compliments to Ann.
** Donna's colorful yet elusive personal life.
** Li'l Sebastian.
** Andy's numerous amount of jobs.
** Breakfast food being favored by ''everyone''
** And tons more...
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* ''Series/InterviewWithTheVampire2022'': In the sixth episode, Dr. Fareed Bhansali's constrain refrain of "[[IWasNeverHere I am not here]]" is a source of levity. Even GrumpyOldMan Daniel Molloy can't resist showing off his acerbic wit at their so-called non-existent conversation.

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* ''Series/InterviewWithTheVampire2022'': In the sixth episode, "[[Recap/InterviewWithTheVampire2022S1E6LikeAngelsPutInHellByGod Like Angels Put in Hell by God]]", Dr. Fareed Bhansali's constrain refrain of "[[IWasNeverHere I am not here]]" is a source of levity. Even GrumpyOldMan Daniel Molloy can't resist showing off his acerbic wit at their so-called non-existent conversation.
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* ''Series/InterviewWithTheVampire2022'': In the sixth episode, Dr. Fareed Bhansali's constrain refrain of "[[IWasNeverHere I am not here]]" is a source of levity. Even GrumpyOldMan Daniel Molloy can't resist showing off his acerbic wit at their so-called non-existent conversation.
-->'''Daniel''': That's the voice of Dr. Fareed Bhansali.\\
'''Bhansali''': That is not my voice.\\
'''Daniel''': He's the personal physician to the deputy prime minister and--\\
'''Bhansali''': And I am not here.\\
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'''Daniel''': Classic Stockholm, eh, Doc?\\
'''Bhansali''': I am not here.\\
[...]\\
'''Louis''': Rashid, please play the song in question for Mr. Molloy and the doctor.\\
'''Bhansali''': I'm not here.\\
[...]\\
'''Bhansali''': Pleasure never meeting you, Mr. Molloy.\\
'''Daniel''': He said to no one.
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*** [=S19E04=] finally explains how Gibbs gets the boats out of the basement: in Gibbs's final episode, as FBI Agent Parker executes a warrant for his arrest at his home, he finds a boat-shaped hole in the cinder block wall. He usually patches it back up after getting the boat out, except for this time.
--->''Parker'': ''(Staring at the hole in the wall)'' Something tells me he's not coming back.

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*** [=S19E04=] finally explains how Gibbs gets the boats out of the basement: in Gibbs's final episode, as FBI Agent Parker executes [[ItMakesSenseInContext a warrant for his arrest arrest]] at his home, he finds a boat-shaped hole in the cinder block wall. He usually patches it back up after getting the boat out, except for this time.
--->''Parker'': --->'''Parker''': ''(Staring at the hole in the wall)'' Something tells me he's not coming back.
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*** [=S19E04=] finally explains how Gibbs gets the boats out of the basement: in Gibbs's final episode, as FBI Agent Parker executes a warrant for his arrest at his home, he finds a boat-shaped hole in the cinder block wall. He usually patches it back up after getting the boat out, except for this time.
--->''Parker'': ''(Staring at the hole in the wall)'' Something tells me he's not coming back.
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** [[MadScientist Igor]] getting [[ArmorPiercingSlap slapped]], usually by [[BadassBookworm Akari]].

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** [[MadScientist Igor]] getting [[ArmorPiercingSlap slapped]], slapped, usually by [[BadassBookworm Akari]].

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