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'''Jeff:''' ''Probably. But that's an easy fix. One line of dialogue. "[[As You Know|Thank God we invented]] the, you know, [[Phlebotinum|whatever device.]]"''
'''Nick:''' ''Of course.'' }}
* In the book ''[[Harry Potter and Thethe Half-Blood Prince (novel)|Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince]]'', in order to travel to a plot-important location, Harry and Dumbledore must sneak out of the school to a completely deserted street in a nearby village, from which they can then [[Teleporters and Transporters|Apparate]]. In [[Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (film)|the film]], the following time-saving exchange occurs:
{{quote|'''Dumbledore:''' ''Take my arm.''
'''Harry:''' ''Sir, I thought you couldn't Apparate [[Magic A Is Magic A|within Hogwarts]].''
'''Dumbledore:''' ''Well…Well... being me has its privileges.'' }}
** A reasonable interpretation would be that he wrote the spells involved, so he left himself a backdoor.
*** That is actually explicitly stated later in the book; the spell preventing Apparition within Hogwarts (the Anti-Apparition Jinx) is under the control of the headmaster and can be temporarily deactivated. That's how Hogwarts is able to hold Apparition lessons inside the Great Hall; it was a scheduled activity and the Headmaster switched off the protections in the Great Hall for the duration.
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** Best part? The Foglios are making fun of this trope. It's not actually Agatha who's pulling that stunt, but a fictional Agatha on a radio show broadcast by the in-universe Foglios. And each of these segments is cut short by the "real" Agatha smashing her way into their studio to have a few words with them.
** Later on, Othar Trygvassen, '''[[Gentleman Adventurer]]''' gets what appears to be a back-breaking injury from a Jagermonster. Not a comic late,r he is back on his feet and punching said Jagermonster like nothing happened. He explains his recovery with "Special trousers. ''Very'' heroic."
* ''8 Bit Theater'' [[Lampshadeslampshade]]s this with "[[A Wizard Did It|the wizard who did it]]."
* [http://workhate.co.uk/?p=36 Captain Broadband] dies at the end of issue two when killed by his own explosives device. By issue three he is back without explanation, save a small editor box stating clearly 'Captain Broadband died last issue' with no further explanation.
* ''[[What the Fu (webcomic)|What the Fu]]'''s preferred way of explaining things. The characters just roll with it.