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{{quote|'''Geordi:''' Data... I made that joke ''seven years'' ago. |
{{quote|'''Geordi:''' Data... I made that joke ''seven years'' ago. |
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'''Data:''' [[Late to The Punchline|I know! I just got it!]]|''[[Star Trek Generations]]''}} |
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* Lampshaded on ''[[Criminal Minds]]'': Reid (falsely) calls Aaron Hotchner a narcissist as clue to where he is taken hostage. While figuring this out, Hotch asks the team what they consider his greatest folly. Spontanous answer by Prentiss: "You have no sense of humor!" Actually something of a subversion. Hotch does have a sense of humour; it's just so dry the Sahara looks like a swamp by comparison, and at this point Prentiss hasn't caught on to it yet. |
* Lampshaded on ''[[Criminal Minds]]'': Reid (falsely) calls Aaron Hotchner a narcissist as clue to where he is taken hostage. While figuring this out, Hotch asks the team what they consider his greatest folly. Spontanous answer by Prentiss: "You have no sense of humor!" Actually something of a subversion. Hotch does have a sense of humour; it's just so dry the Sahara looks like a swamp by comparison, and at this point Prentiss hasn't caught on to it yet. |
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* The Colonel in episode 8 of ''[[Monty Python's Flying Circus]]'' who stopped sketches for being "too silly": |
* The Colonel in episode 8 of ''[[Monty Python's Flying Circus]]'' who stopped sketches for being "too silly": |
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{{quote|"Now, nobody likes a good laugh more than I do... except perhaps my wife and some of her friends... oh yes and Captain Johnston. Come to think of it most people likes a good laugh more than I do."}} |
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* Sheldon from ''[[The Big Bang Theory]]''. He understands the concept of humor, he just doesn't ''get'' humor. When he's told that something is a joke, he forces the most fake laugh ever heard on television. And the things he ''does'' find humorous are usually beyond the scope of "mere mortals" like the remainder of the cast. |
* Sheldon from ''[[The Big Bang Theory]]''. He understands the concept of humor, he just doesn't ''get'' humor. When he's told that something is a joke, he forces the most fake laugh ever heard on television. And the things he ''does'' find humorous are usually beyond the scope of "mere mortals" like the remainder of the cast. |
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* In early episodes of ''[[Mork and Mindy]]'', Mork identifies people making [[In-Universe]] jokes by saying "Oh, humor -- Ar-Ar!" And almost as often he does that when people aren't joking. |
* In early episodes of ''[[Mork and Mindy]]'', Mork identifies people making [[In-Universe]] jokes by saying "Oh, humor -- Ar-Ar!" And almost as often he does that when people aren't joking. |