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There were so many examples from the Simpsons; an entire page was required to cover it. For example, Bart Simpson is among the known examples of these since he vandalized property like writing his name on the school’s lawns <ref>Principal Charming</ref>, shoot down a satellite<ref> Brother’s Little Helper</ref>, faked a wedding that got him locked up<ref> The Wandering Juvie</ref>, and is a bad speller <ref>Bart the Genius</ref>.
There were so many examples from the Simpsons; an entire page was required to cover it. For example, Bart Simpson is among the known examples of these since he vandalized property like writing his name on the school’s lawns, shoot down a satellite, faked a wedding that got him locked up, and is a bad speller.
* The "Hell Toupee" segment of ''[[The Simpsons (Animation)|The Simpsons]]'' "Treehouse of Horror IX." Snake is going to the chair for the "three-strikes rule". His first offense was torching an orphanage and his second offense was blowing up a bus full of nuns (though he claims the latter was in self-defense), while his third offense was smoking in a public building.
* The "Hell Toupee" segment of ''[[The Simpsons (Animation)|The Simpsons]]'' "Treehouse of Horror IX." Snake is going to the chair for the "three-strikes rule". His first offense was torching an orphanage and his second offense was blowing up a bus full of nuns (though he claims the latter was in self-defense), while his third offense was smoking in a public building.
* Also in "Last Exit to Springfield", Burns calls Homer, who is now the president of the plant's union, [[Weird Trade Union|the Brotherhood of Pastry Chefs, Jazz Dancers, and Nuclear Technicians]] (itself an example of the trope), up to his mansion, and gives him a tour of increasingly luxurious rooms, and ends in the basement, which just has a ping-pong table and a leaky pipe. "I really should start ending the tour somewhere else".
* Also in "Last Exit to Springfield", Burns calls Homer, who is now the president of the plant's union, [[Weird Trade Union|the Brotherhood of Pastry Chefs, Jazz Dancers, and Nuclear Technicians]] (itself an example of the trope), up to his mansion, and gives him a tour of increasingly luxurious rooms, and ends in the basement, which just has a ping-pong table and a leaky pipe. "I really should start ending the tour somewhere else".
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