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* ''[[Men in Black (animation)|Men in Black]]: The Series'' plays this [[Played for Laughs|for comedy value]] with the Quick-Clones, which are explicitly expendable clones, meant for short-term uses, and even if they aren't killed, melt into goo after a certain amount of time. They don't seem to mind their short lifespan, though; in one episode, a group of them play basketball after their job was done, saying that their lifespan is too short to worry about much.
* In one of the ''[[The Simpsons (animation)|Simpsons]]'' Halloween specials, Homer buys a hammock that creates clones of him, except lacking belly buttons. Initially he uses them to help him do chores around the house, but eventually they get out of hand and he drives them to a field and abandons them, after shooting a few. In the end, {{spoiler|all but one of the Homers go off a cliff after a giant donut and are killed. Marge and the remaining Homer are relaxing in bed when she discovers... he doesn't have a belly button!! Marge: "Then the real Homer was..." Clone Homer: "First off cliff."}}
* An episode of ''[[AeonÆon Flux]]'' has AeonÆon captured and her DNA used to make clones for Travis Goodchild. The initial clone escapes and trades places with the real AeonÆon. {{spoiler|Inverted at the end of the episode, when the real AeonÆon is killed and the clone becomes the show's new protagonist.}}
* The Republic troopers from ''[[Star Wars: The Clone Wars]]'' are treated as pretty much expendable, [[Cloning Blues|and they know it.]] You can tell who is supposed to be a good guy and who is supposed to be a jerk based on who treats them as expendable or not.
* In ''[[Centaurworld]]'' the centaurs of the main herd sometimes shoot tiny versions of themselves. In "The Rift: Part 1" they run around panicking and fall off a floor and it's not clear how far their fall is and aren't seen again.
 
 
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