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Line 14: Older shows, or those who can't afford to license "Think!", may substitute [[Leroy Anderson]]'s "[[wikipedia:The Syncopated Clock\|The Syncopated Clock]]". In the United Kingdom, the iconic theme from ''[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfa3MHLLSWI#t=0m38s Countdown]'' will usually be substituted. In Japan, the music from ''[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6V5whgQF-Y Time Shock]'' is a common choice for timing 60 seconds. [[I Thought It Meant\|Not to be confused with]] [["Weird Al" Effect\|"I Lost on ''Jeopardy!"'']] ---- {{examples}} Line 49 ⟶ 50: == Puppet Shows == * The shorts featuring the mascot of [[German TV Stations\|German children's station ~~Kika~~KI.KA]], ''Bernd das Brot'' ("Bernd, the Bread"), often feature "Think!" whenever Bernd is trying get something across to his [[Too Dumb to Live]] "friends" or the producers, or whenever he is [[Deadpan Snarker\|Deadpan Snarking]] about them not getting something which should be obvious. == Radio ==