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* A ton of webcomics that adopt the attitude of [[Follow the Leader]], usually of ''[[Penny Arcade]]'', ''[[Sluggy Freelance]]'', or ''[[Bob and George]]''. Those three webcomics alone inspired about half of the webcomics out there, with [[Sturgeon's Law]] seeming to be an understatement about their quality and originality.

* Everything in ''[[Sonichu]]'' that doesn't [[All There in the Manual|fail to make any sense unless the author explains it]] has been seen before in so many other, better works.

* Done deliberately and for laughs in Jango's [[Evil Gloating]] [http://www.darthsanddroids.net/episodes/0276.html here] in ''[[Darths and Droids]]''.

* The GM's story in ''[[DM of the Rings]]''.

* [[Cirque Du Soleil]]'s ''[[KA]]'', their only show to put its [[Excuse Plot]] front and center, is a conventional heroic journey: royal twins are separated when their kingdom is attacked and their parents killed by evil forces; they and their sidekicks (some wacky, some serious) go through a variety of adventures to be reunited and help defeat the army. Each finds romance along the way, the Twin Brother with a villain's daughter and the Twin Sister with a Tarzan-like forest hero. The pleasure of the show is watching it unfold without intelligible dialogue and with oodles of [[Scenery Porn]] and acrobatics; the familiarity of its story is kinda to its benefit.

* [http://youtu.be/WAG9Xn5bJwQ This] hilarious [[Real Trailer, Fake Movie]].

* [http://nylawblog.typepad.com/.a/6a00d834516c2469e20153901a011d970b-pi This] [http://nylawblog.typepad.com/.a/6a00d834516c2469e20153901a0218970b-pi brief].

* ''[http://the-toast.net/series/how-to-tell-if-youre-in-a-novel/ How To Tell If You’re In a Novel]'' series on The Toast classifies it by genres.