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* In ''[[The Empire Strikes Back]]'', summarizing what was pretty much his role in all the ''[[Star Wars]]'' movies, C-3PO interrupts Han and Leia kissing with, "Captain Solo! Captain Solo! I've isolated the reverse power flux coupling!" [[Sarcasm Mode|"Thank you.]] [[Death Glare|Thank you]] ''[[Death Glare|very much]]''." [[Does Not Understand Sarcasm|"You're welcome, sir!"]] |
* In ''[[The Empire Strikes Back]]'', summarizing what was pretty much his role in all the ''[[Star Wars]]'' movies, C-3PO interrupts Han and Leia kissing with, "Captain Solo! Captain Solo! I've isolated the reverse power flux coupling!" [[Sarcasm Mode|"Thank you.]] [[Death Glare|Thank you]] ''[[Death Glare|very much]]''." [[Does Not Understand Sarcasm|"You're welcome, sir!"]] |
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**And he ruins their reunion in ''[[The Force Awakens]]'' by suddenly stepping in between them. |
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* Dot Matrix, the parody version of C-3PO in ''[[Spaceballs]]'', has a Virgin Alarm that lets out a loud klaxon when Lone Star and Princess Vespa are about to kiss. "[[My Sensors Indicate You Want to Tap That|It's set to go off before you do!]]" |
* Dot Matrix, the parody version of C-3PO in ''[[Spaceballs]]'', has a Virgin Alarm that lets out a loud klaxon when Lone Star and Princess Vespa are about to kiss. "[[My Sensors Indicate You Want to Tap That|It's set to go off before you do!]]" |
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* ''[[Judge Dredd]]''. The title character and Judge Hershey are having an intimate talk in Hershey's trashed apartment. Herman Ferguson, the comedy relief sidekick who's been tagging along with Dredd, walks in and interrupts them, then says "Is this a bad time?" |
* ''[[Judge Dredd]]''. The title character and Judge Hershey are having an intimate talk in Hershey's trashed apartment. Herman Ferguson, the comedy relief sidekick who's been tagging along with Dredd, walks in and interrupts them, then says "Is this a bad time?" |
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* This makes up ''Trick'''s entire plot with Mark and Gabriel's attempts to have sex being constantly thwarted by demanding friends. Interestingly, this is actually implied in the end to be a ''good'' thing as Mark and Gabriel were originally planning on a one-night stand only but ended up forming a genuine emotional connection somewhere amidst their continual interrupted meetings. |
* This makes up ''Trick'''s entire plot with Mark and Gabriel's attempts to have sex being constantly thwarted by demanding friends. Interestingly, this is actually implied in the end to be a ''good'' thing as Mark and Gabriel were originally planning on a one-night stand only but ended up forming a genuine emotional connection somewhere amidst their continual interrupted meetings. |
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* In ''The Weekend'', [https://web.archive.org/web/20130302091707/http://ancensored.com/clip/clip-weekend-cindy-williams Lindsey Vuolo and David McElfresh] are interrupted during foreplay when Beau Allulli and Daniel Bartkevicz set off an alarm while peeping in on them through his [[Window/NSFW]] |
* In ''The Weekend'', [https://web.archive.org/web/20130302091707/http://ancensored.com/clip/clip-weekend-cindy-williams Lindsey Vuolo and David McElfresh] are interrupted during foreplay when Beau Allulli and Daniel Bartkevicz set off an alarm while peeping in on them through his [[Window/NSFW]] |
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== Literature == |
== Literature == |
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