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* Done indirectly in an episode of ''[[American Dad]]'', where Stan is afraid that the terrorists are in league with another group, possibly the vampires or gays. He then tells Hayley to [[Ass Shove|plug her butt with a clove of garlic]].
** A visual version happens in another episode. In an [[Imagine Spot]], Stan threatens Francine first with a chainsaw, then with a leopard, then with the leopard holding the chainsaw.
** Played straight in [[Dungeons & Dragons|''Dungeons And Wagons'']], where Steve and his friends are playing an [[Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game|MMORPG]] in the vein of [[World of Warcraft]] or [[EverQuest]]. When Haley and Jeff break up, he starts playing the game too, and comes to idolize Steve's character [[Knight in Shining Armor|"Agathor."]] When Haley joins the game and kills Agathor with his [[Weaksauce Weakness]], Jeff builds him a shrine in the game, with the epitaph: "Here lies Agathor--Warrior, Friend, Warrior-Friend"
* In ''[[Johnny Test]]'', when Dad gets trapped in a Tinymon game, he says "I blame Johnny! No, the sisters! No, Johnny and the sisters!"
* In ''[[Codename: Kids Next Door]]'', Numbuh 2 accuses Tommy, his [[Annoying Younger Sibling|younger brother]], of stealing candy and soda from his room and demands an explanation:
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