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* ''[[Kung Pow! Enter the Fist]]'' is a [[Gag Dub]] of a played-straight Hong Kong kung fu movie, and has some fun with this:
{{quote|"Oh..."
"We are [[Hong Kong Dub|both ventriloquists, ventriloquists, ventriloquists]], we are both ventriloquists and we practice every day!"
"He carries the baskets!"
"He carries the paper roll!"
"And we don't have cysts. But one thing is for sure my friends, we are ventriloquists!" }}
* In the versions of ''[[Return of the Jedi]]'' released from 1983-2004, Darth Vader revealed some remaining inner goodness and saved Luke from Emperor Palpatine in stone silence. However, the 2011 Blu-Ray makes him say, "No!" a few times as Palpatine tortures Luke.
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== Stand Up Comedy ==
* [[Patton Oswalt]], a comedian and voice actor, [http://youtu.be/7Kw4IE8Sr1Q talks about doing this for animated movies]. He then [[
** Also, on ''Werewolves and Lollipops,'' in a rather meta example, [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBguQZzXzyw Oswalt's audience has a longish pause as he sets up a scenario; an audience members shouts to fill the silence and Oswalt launches into a tirade about ruining silences.]
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** That being said, you can have all the ''silence'' you want, as long as you're not showing a black screen.
* Variation: the original Japanese release of ''[[Mega Man (video game)|Rockman]] 6'' had silence over the "In the year 200X..." screen, and the music only kicked in once the main intro started. The American release (''Mega Man 6'') added ride bell-type percussion over said screen, and the intro music itself was replaced with [[The Jimmy Hart Version]] to fit.
* ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog (2006
* Performing random actions when the game can't be forced to progress faster (such as during a segment where the screen advances at a fixed pace) is common in [[Tool Assisted Speedrun]] videos. Sometimes this works to manipulate the RNG and actually has a purpose, though it is mostly to keep the viewer from being bored.
* The ''[[Gex]]'' series has the player character (voiced by Dana Gould) make a joke about the level he's in every 30 seconds or so.
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