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* ''[[Big Fish]]'' has a rocking trailer, but it turns out there's just a [[Hell Hound]] inside.

* A van is rocked this way in the ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]'' feature ''[[Hobgoblins]]'', much to the hosts' disgust.

** Don't forget that the car made cartoon bouncing noises with each bob.

* Occurs in the opening of ''[[Idiocracy]]''.

== [[Live-Action TV]] ==

* On ''[[Bones]]'', Booth and Brennan went undercover as circus folk, and to pretend they were a couple, they rocked their trailer back and forth to make it look from the outside like they were doin' it.

* ''[[Pushing Daisies]]'': In the second episode, there's a flashback of the [[Victim of the Week]], a car safety tester, meeting his girlfriend, a promotional model for the same car company. This is followed by the display car in the showroom rocking back and forth, with the windows steamed up. Bonus points for the car being on a turntable.

** Also referenced in the second episode of season 2. Chuck notices the bumper sticker "Mimes do it with imagination" on a van just before they open it to find a dead mime. Emerson comments that the bumper sticker should have said "If this van's a-rockin', I'm being murdered."

== [[Web Comics]] ==

* Subverted (though not in [[Does This Remind You of Anything?|the usual way]]) in ''[[Questionable Content]]''.

{{smallcaps| Pintsize}}: ...Actually, if the router really does start a-rockin', do you think you could weight it down with something heavy? I don't want a cable to come loose and disconnect me. }}

* Subverted in ''[[Walkyverse|It's Walky!]]'' when Walky and Joyce try to convince Joyce's [[I Want Grandkids|grandchild-obsessed mother]] that they are having sex: the two of them simply [http://www.itswalky.com/d/20030326.html bounce on the bed loudly like the overgrown kids they are].

== [[Western Animation]] ==

* Subverted in ''[[The Simpsons (animation)|The Simpsons]]'':

''(Interior shot of car reveals he's eating junk food)'' }}

** Played [[Up to Eleven]] in the episode where Homer visits Marge in prison: when Marge jumps on Homer, the trailer gets knocked over.