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** For many a troper, the channel was immediately changed upon hearing the ominous sound accompanying the picture of the empty rowboat.
* The creepy music in the background during the infamous "Beat-Stuffing Scene" of Nip/Tuck. That scene was terrifying, but that horrible music just MADE it.
* Many music tracks in the present ''[[
** Also, the "[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JC3pkx3ZfHQ electronic heartbeat]" noise made by [[Scary Dogmatic Aliens|Dalek]] technology.
** [[Zombie Apocalypse|"Are]] [[The Virus|you]] [[Our Zombies Are Different|my]] mummy?"
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*** And you know what's even scarier? They're not doing the Master's drumbeat. They're ''singing the theme song.'' The Master's drumbeat was in the theme song from the very first season of Doctor Who.
** Then there's the footsteps of the Cybermen in the new series. Whoever thought something that sounds like a stapler-gun could be so creepy?
** Doctor Who loves this trope, especially in the new series. Aside from the aforementioned examples, there's "EXTERMINATE", the ticking of Clockwork Androids, the echoing of whatever that ''[[Nothing Is Scarier|thing]]'' in [[Doctor Who
** The Weeping Angels now have two more horrible sounds to their credit. One is their laughter, an awful squealing sound of stones scraping each other, and the second is {{spoiler|the low crunching sound as they move on-screen}}.
** The sort of rustling noise that plays whenever {{spoiler|the Silence}} are nearby.
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