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* In ''[[South Park]]'', if Eric Cartman ever suggests doing a good deed, it will often be this. Probably most prominent in "Crack Baby Athletic Association" where he tries to get rich under the pretenses of helping abandoned crack babies. He even manages to enlist [[The Conscience|Kyle]] to help out.
* ''[[Rick and Morty]]'' there's well, Rick. Any time he does something that seems generous or charitable, he has some sort of selfish motive. For example, when Beth was a child, Rick created Froppyland, an artificially generated world with a [[Sugar Bowl]] theme simply for Beth to play in, and took pains to make it completely child-safe. However, this was ''not'' out of any love for his daughter, but out of a desire to prevent Beth (who was nearly as much a sociopath as her father) from killing any of her peers. He didn't do it out of concern for them either, he just didn't want the headache of cleaning up the messes Beth would cause.
* In season four of ''[[Harley Quinn (TV series)|Harley Quinn]]'', archvillain [[Lex Luthor]] becomes a true [[Villain with Good Publicity]] after announcing how he plans to use his [[Doomsday Device|Earth Saver]] from his lunar base to regenerate the depleted ozone layer. After some... complications, the device works and does do what he claimed, but it makes the ozone far thicker than it was before, blocking out the sun, which was his true motive, doing so not just to cripple [[Superman]], but weaken Poison Ivy as well, payback [[Evil Is Petty|for upstaging him at a villains' convention.]]
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