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When a character, [[Sarcasm Mode|either feigning genuine laughter or being obviously sarcastic]], pretends to laugh along with other characters, or encourages/threatens them to do so, then abruptly tells them to [[Big "Shut Up!"|shut up]], in [[Little No|one way]] or [[You Have Failed Me...|another]]. Sometimes, this is in concert with a [[Laugh Withwith Me]] moment.

== [[Anime]] &and [[Manga]] ==

* ''[[Durarara (Literature)|Durarara!!]]'': Shinra, after Izaya trolls him by handing his cellphone number to the police.

{{quote| '''Izaya:''' How was it? Gave you quite the adrenaline shot, didn't it? Did you and Celty just grow to love each other even more due to the [http://en.[wikipedia.org/wiki/Misattribution_of_arousal:Misattribution of arousal|misattribution of arousal?]<br />]

* In ''[[The Sandman (Comic Book)|The Sandman]]'' there's a scene where Lucifer is asked if he would ever return to Hell. He stares for a moment and then says exactly this.

* Jareth from ''[[Labyrinth (Film)|Labyrinth]]'' pulls this on his goblin [[Mooks]] after telling them the "You remind me of the babe" joke.

* In ''[[Toy Story (franchise)|Toy Story]]'', Woody does a form of this after Bruce the toy shark's lame impression of him after finding his hat.

* Used at least once in each ''[[Austin Powers]]'' movie between [[Card -Carrying Villain|Dr. Evil]] and his son Scott, as an [[Overly Long Gag]].

* Maleficent in ''[[Sleeping Beauty (Disney film)|Sleeping Beauty]]'', when she realizes that her goons have been searching sixteen years and are still looking for a ''baby''.

{{quote| '''Joe:''' You may call me Joe.<br />

'''Mia:''' Joey?<br />

* There's a very sinister example in ''[[The Lives of Others (Film)|The Lives of Others]]'', which is set in communist East Germany. A young [[Secret Police|Stasi agent]] in training is telling a (quite funny) joke to some of his friends that could be interpreted as being anti-government. A Stasi captain overhears it, and when the joke is finished, he laughs heartily... and then asks for the joke teller's name and rank, presumably so that he can be fired or imprisoned. {{spoiler|And then he says he was just kidding, tells an even more anti-government joke, and leaves the stunned jokester be.}}

* The first ''[[Night Atat the Museum]]'' has the boss do this, after Larry tells him that the mess with the fire hydrant was caused by the (now-inanimate) cavemen. Gervais' character simply ask if he should laugh, laughs silently with exaggerated expressions, then returns to telling him off.

* ''[[Ferris BuellersBueller's Day Off (Film)|Ferris Buellers Day Off]]'': Cameron does this in response to Ferris' suggestion that they take the miles off his dad's Ferrari by driving home backwards.

* In ''[[Scream (Filmfilm)|Scream]]'', when Randy asks Stu if he thinks Sidney would go out with him, Stu laughes and points at him in the most flamboyant way possible before putting on a deadly serious face and saying "No. I don't. At all. No."

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

* Used [[Catch Phrase|many, many times]] by Uncle Phil in ''[[The Fresh Prince of Bel -Air]]''. The laugh rises up into a high pitched, somewhat creepy register, but he loses the exclamation on "No", and goes straight into thunderous shouting.

{{quote| '''Phil''': HAHAHAHAHAHAH (Suddenly jumps up) '''DO I LOOK LIKE A WHITE MAN NAMED [[Leave It to Beaver|WARD?!]]'''}}

* ''[[Jeopardy (TV)|Jeopardy!]]'': [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGRycUpBLS4 This YouTube clip says it all.]

* ''[[Firefly (TV)|Firefly]]'': Jayne makes a suggestive comment about Zoe, who laughs and replies cheerfully "I can hurt you."

* A slightly more articulate variation: on an episode of ''[[MashM*A*S*H (TVtelevision)|M*A*S*H]]'', Col. Potter is trying to bring the meeting to order and Hawkeye makes a lame joke. Potter, laughing, says "Pierce, sometimes you can be very amusing," and then abruptly stops laughing and says "And then there's now."

* ''[[Mad Men (TV)|Mad Men]]'' has a hilariously cryptic example when [[Eccentric Millionaire|Bert Cooper]] asks Duck Phillips, who's up for a job with the company, whom he's voting for. Duck good-naturedly answers that if he says Nixon, Cooper will think he's sucking up, and if he says Kennedy, he'll want to reform him, so he'll say... Nixon. "That's nice to say," Cooper responds with a smile -- whichsmile—which abruptly disappears... and then abruptly reappears -- andreappears—and then abruptly disappears again. Duck just stands there looking bewildered until he's led away.

* ''[[That's So Raven (TV)|Raven]]'': Raven did this to Chelsea some times.

** Another [[Disney Channel]] example occurs in ''[[Hannah Montana]]'' when Jackson, for the second time, has horrible luck with his sister's birthday cake and the seagulls come to eat it. His friend makes a joke and starts laughing with Jackson joining in; a minute later he then tells his friend to go home.

* On ''[[Whose Line Is It Anyway?]]'', Ryan got a great one in during [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6i1nBRz2ORc a game of Secret based on William Tell and his son.]

{{quote| ''Say, you're not gonna, like, shoot me through the head so I won't tell your horrible secret..."<br />

''"Ha ha ha! ...put that on your head and go over there."''<br />

* ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000 (TV)|MST3K]]'' examples:

{{quote| ''Recording Artist: <gives thumbs up> "It stinks!"''}}

{{quote| ''"Ha ha ha, you're stuck here!"''}}

* [[Royal Brat|Joffrey]] from ''[[Game of Thrones (TV)|Game of Thrones]]'' starts an episode by listening to a minstrel play and sing an incredibly irreverent song that said minstrel wrote about the death of his father and what [[God Save Us From the Queen|a bitch his mother]] is. While the minstrel begs for mercy, Joffrey applauds and laughs... and then [[The Sadistic Choice|asks the minstrel which he would rather have: hands or a tongue]].

* On ''[[The Suite Life of Zack and Cody]],'' a girl Zack was dating does this exact trope before scolding him.

* [[Cyrano De Bergerac]]:

{{quote| '''Le Bret''' ''(stupefied):'' How now? What? Can it be...? <br />

'''Cyrano''' ''(laughing bitterly):'' That I should love?... <br />

{{quote| '''All''' ''(laughing):'' Ah! ah! ah! <br />

'''Cuigy:''' He who laid that ambush, 'faith! <br />

Must curse and swear! <br />

'''Brisaille:''' Who was it? <br />

'''De Guiche:''' I myself. <br />

''(The laughter stops):'' <br />

I charged them�work too dirty for my sword, <br />

To punish and chastise a rhymster sot. <br />

* ''[[Final Fantasy II (Video Game)|Final Fantasy II]]'': The Emperor does this late in the game in ''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy (Video Game)|Dissidia Final Fantasy]]'' ([[Hannibal Lecture|though not]] [[The Reveal|exactly in]] [[Foe Yay|the same circumstances pictured]], however).

* ''[[Kingdom of Loathing (Video Game)|Kingdom of Loathing]]'': Used word for word in the strange leaflet if, while standing in front of the cave that contains the house and the grue egg, you try typing "Take cave".

{{quote| '''Kota:''' We have to take this thing out of commission.<br />

{{quote| '''Cao Shuang''':I was right to do what I did! Know your place! Our men were becoming as one under me...his highness knew that!<br />

* [http://hanna.aftertorque.com/?p=419 Veser] of ''[[Hanna Is Not a BoysBoy's Name]]'' shows us how it's done.

* [[Something *Positive]] uses "Hahahadie".

* After the squirrel girls played an unintentionally cruel April Fools Day prank on Art in ''[[Sequential Art (Webcomicwebcomic)|Sequential Art]]'', he responded with "Ah ha haa. My sides. So funny. '''''[[Implied Death Threat|IF THIS IS PERMANENT]]...'''''"

* ''[[Red vs. Blue (Machinima)|Red vs. Blue]]'': Washington delivers the Trope title (in full snarking mode) when Doc suggests the Reds are behind a well thought through trap. Made quite creepy by the fact that Washington never laughs otherwise. Its probably for the best.

{{quote| '''Tucker''': I'm sorry, what? It's kind of hard to hear you over the sound of your constant team-killing.<br />

* ''[[The Nostalgia Critic (Web Video)|The Nostalgia Critic]]'', reviewing ''[[The Room]]'': "Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha that's not funny, you sick fuck!"

* From [[The Cinema Snob (Web Video)|The Cinema Snob]]'s "Grizzly 2" review:

{{quote| '''Snob:''' Wow, ha, ha, ha-THIS WAS A MESS.}}

{{quote| '''Snob''': Ha ha ha ha -- he murdered two people! }}

** During the ''[[Heil Honey I'm Home (TV)!|Heil Honey I'm Home]]'' DVD-R Hell:

{{quote| '''Hitler:''' I've been a very very bad Hitler! ''[slaps his wrist]''<br />

* [[Atop the Fourth Wall (Web Video)|Linkara]] did this in his reviews of "Doom's IV #2" and "[[NB Comics]] #1", laughing in response to the sexist jokes in both comics before yelling [[Catch Phrase|"This comic sucks!"]]

* In the first episode of ''[[My Little Pony: Camaraderie Is Supernatural]]'', the narrator uses it during his retelling of the original show's [[Storybook Opening]].

{{quote| So she's all like "Screw this, I'm making it night all the time!" And her sister was like "Ha ha ha, no," and used a bunch of magic Maguffins to put her in time-out for a thousand years.}}

{{quote| '''Snake''': "Whats that rumbling in the back, are you in a helicopter?"<br />

'''Miller''': "That's my stomach, I'm hungry."<br />

'''Snake''': "Hungry for worms?"<br />

'''Miller''': "No, hungry for wooooooords!"<br />

<nowiki>*Both laughing*</nowiki><br />

{{quote| '''Chicken''':Hi, I'm a cock.<br />

'''Cat''':And I'm a pussy!<br />

* ''[[The Simpsons (Animationanimation)|The Simpsons]]'': "The Bart Wants What it Wants" has this:

{{quote| '''Ranier''': Bart, your little tie makes me smile.<br />

'''Bart''': Excuse me, but you don't sound as tough as you do in the movies.<br />

'''Ranier''': [threatening] If you don't shut your big yap, I will rip off your face and use it as a napkin.<br />

[pause, and then everyone laughs]<br />

{{quote| '''Homer''': OK son, just remember to have fun out there today. And if you lose, I'll kill you!<br />

[everyone laughs]<br />

'''Bart''': [good-humored] Oh, Dad.<br />

'''Homer''': [looks menacingly at Bart]<br />

{{quote| '''Leela''': I don't know about your last crew, but I plan on doing as little dying as possible.<br />

* ''[[The Powerpuff Girls (Animation)|The Powerpuff Girls]]'' are jailed for they crimes they did not do in their second episode, "[[Easy Impersonation|Powerpuff Bluff]]", and have to break free from prison to get rid of their impersonators. And [[So Once Again the Day Is Saved|So, Once Again, The Day Is Saved]], right? Not quite.

{{quote| '''Mayor''': [[No Good Deed Goes Unpunished|Of course now you''ll have to go back to jail for breaking out in the first place!]]<br />

''(crowd laughter)''<br />

* ''[[Aqua Teen Hunger Force (Animation)|Aqua Teen Hunger Force]]'': "Heheheheheh...yeah, we're not doing that."

* ''[[Adventure Time (Animation)|Adventure Time]]'' has the Earl of Lemongrab, upon finding out that his "attack" was a prank.

{{quote| '''Lemongrab:''' Prank...? For laughs...? Yes, of course... Just a prank... For laughs... Hahahaha. [[No Indoor Voice|HAHAHAHAHAHA.]] ''[[Laughing Mad|HAHAHAHAHAHAHA]]'' twelve years dungeon.}}

* In ''[[Scooby -Doo! Mystery Incorporated (Animation)|Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated]]'', when Fred is complimented by his father and asks him if he finally accepts what Fred wants to do with his life (solve mysteries using ridiculous traps), he gets this trope in reply.

* In ''[[Rocko's Modern Life (Animation)|Rocko's Modern Life]]'' episode Dear John, Rocko hires a hyena contractor to fix his kitchen but the wreckage is so huge and costly that the hyena contractor guy bursts into hysterical laughter over it.

* A staple of Frank Conniff's repertoire from his days on ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000 (TV)|Mystery Science Theater 3000]]'' as TV's Frank through to ''[[Cinematic Titanic (Web Video)|Cinematic Titanic]]''.

* Henry Rollins relates this effect in his monologue on working with [[William Shatner]] : "He works in the music industry, Henry! He can get your songs on the radio!" "[[Self -Deprecation|AHHAHAHAHAHAHnohecan't.]]"

* There is a possibly made-up [[Urban Legend]] about a Disney animator in the 1930's or 40's who produced some Rule 34 of [[Mickey Mouse]], and as a joke, showed it off at a company get-together with [[Walt Disney]] present. Walt's response was essentially this; he laughed along with everyone else, and then fired the animator.

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