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Line 1: {{trope}} {{quote\|''Now, come on, one more time for nostalgia's sake: You come see my patient, you teach me a lesson, and then the music plays, right? In my head, it sounds like this: Ba-buh-buh-ba-buh-buh-buh, ba-buh-buh-ba-buh-buh-buh-buhhh.''<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXyuLN4TcRc Listen here.]</ref>~~\|'''J.D.''', "My Old Friend's New Friend", ''[[Scrubs]]''}}~~ \|'''J.D.''', "My Old Friend's New Friend", ''[[Scrubs]]''}} The sappy, synthesized, clarinet-heavy music which used to play under emotional moments in sitcoms. Named for [[Full House\|the worst offender]], although ''[[Scrubs]]'' was pretty damn close. They snapped out of it though. Not to be confused with ''[[House (TV series)\|House]]''. Or [[House Music]], a [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin\|~~type of~~musical ~~music~~genre]] that developed out of disco in the [[The Eighties\|mid to late 80's]]. {{examples}} == [[Film]] == * During what was probably the funniest section of the third ''[[Shrek]]'' movie, [[Eric Idle]]'s character Merlin puts on some [[Full House Music]] to set the mood for Shrek and Artie's "little heart-to-heart." == [[Live Action TV]] == Line 41 ⟶ 42: == [[Western Animation]] == * Parodied in the ''[[Family Guy]]'' episode "Holy Crap" in which Peter has a band on hand to play the [[Full House Music]] at the appropriate moment. * Also parodied in the ''[[South Park]]'' episode "Criple Fight", when Big Gay Al is at home moping over his firing from the Mountain Scouts. We hear sappy [[Full House]] music in the background, but Big Gay Al soon reveals that it's actually a pianist at his home playing mood appropriate music. He then asks the pianist to play something a little more upbeat. * In ''[[Doug]]'', the same music would play during every emotional moment.