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=== Theater! ===

* The popularization of excited titles for musicals might be traced back to the late 1910s, when the influential series of "Princess" musicals by Guy Bolton and [[P. G. Wodehouse]] included ''Oh, Boy!'', ''Oh, Lady! Lady!!'', and ''Oh, My Dear!''

* ''~~[[Oklahoma~~!]]''

* ''Fiorello!''

* ''Honk!''

* ''Oh! Calcutta'' (not a musical)

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* Terrence McNally's ''Love! Valour! Compassion!'' (also not a musical)

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* ''Sherry!''

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* In [[The Seventies]], it was ''[[Grease]]''. In [[The Nineties]], it became ''Grease!''

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* ''[[Aida]]!'', the musical based on the ''Aida'' opera by Verdi.

* ''[[Hello, Dolly!]]''

* ''[[Mamma Mia!]]''

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* ''[[Oklahoma!]]''

* ''[[Oliver!]]''

* ''Fiorello!''

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* ''Sherry!''

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* In [[The Seventies]], it was ''[[Grease]]''. In [[The Nineties]], it became ''Grease!''

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* Terrence McNally's ''Love! Valour! Compassion!'' (also not a musical)

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* ''[[~~Zanna Don't~~]]''

* ''[[Peanuts|Snoopy!!!]]''

* ''[[Zanna Don't]]''

* ''[[tick, tick... BOOM!]]'' Yes, that's the way it's supposed to be capitalized and punctuated.

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* ''[[Aida]]!'', the musical based on the ''Aida'' opera by Verdi.

=== Video Games! ===