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Compare [[Is That What They're Calling It Now?]]?
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* ''[[Power Rangers Dino Thunder]]'' - During a Megazord fight with an ice monster. "This gives new meaning to the phrase "Chillin' like a villain!""
* It isn't an episode of ''[[Smallville]]'' without Chloe and/or Lois saying this at least once.
* The [[Police Procedural]], or at least ''[[CSI]]'', seems to favor this kind of [[One-Liner]].
** In ''[[CSI New York|CSI: NY]]'', Maka gives a [[One-Liner]] regarding a bride who died before her wedding: "Gives a whole new meaning to the term 'cold feet'" in "Til Death do we Part."
** In ''[[CSI: Miami]]'', "Breathless," Alexx quips "Gives a whole new meaning to the term 'Members Only'" after... well the context is unknown, but apparently nicotine got inside someone's penis, presumably a corpse's.
** Does ''not'' occur in a ''[[CSI New York|New York]]'' episode where a house is literally moved by road and transported across the East River.
*** So why put it i- [[Stealth Pun|Oh!]] [[Don't Explain the Joke|Mobile home!]] Gotcha!
* In ''[[3rd Rock from the Sun]]'', a critic describes Dick's performance in ''Romeo and Juliet'' as "Giving a whole new meaning to the word 'tragedy'". Dick decides to quit acting after this - he was so successful he redefined a whole artform, any more would compromise the mission.
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== [[TV Tropes]] ==
* [[Ascended Fanboy]]
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* [[Fair Cop]]
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