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** In "The Ticket Master", Spike calls the Gala "girly frou-frou nonsense," but once everyone is out of sight, is upset at being the only one without a ticket. Celestia sends down one for him, and he immediately [[Squee]]s, only to be caught by Applejack.
{{quote|'''Spike:''' [[Verbal Backspace|I mean, gross! I have to go, too?]]}}
** Both Spike and Twilight tend to backhand this role onto ''each other'' since they so often play [[The Straight Man]] to each other's shortcomings. ''Both'' characters neared outright [[Anti-Villain]] territory after going off the deep end at separate points, and ''both'' had to snap the other out of it.
** Applejack tends to act as [[The Straight Man|The Straight Mare]] whenever these two are out of the picture, however having the key traits of a rowdy cowgirl, she naturally plays up at times. She can be rather over assertive and is apparently [[Stubborn Mule|stubborn enough to make a mule look rashional]].
* Heloise on ''[[Jimmy Two-Shoes]]'' regularly rolls her eyes at the antics Jimmy and Beezy cause, and their insane childish activities. However, she has fallen victim to [[Kids Prefer Boxes]] and is shown to be extremely
* Benson from ''[[Regular Show]]''. One word: {{spoiler|OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH!!!!}}
* Elise in ''[[Dan Vs.]]'' tries to avoid getting caught up in Dan's vengeance, and early on tried to keep Chris from getting dragged into it too. Then again, ''in the very first episode'', she shares Dan's hatred of New Mexico (her grudge has lasted ''since childhood'') and takes her revenge even further {{spoiler|he "settles" for ruining the annual hot air balloon event, she hijacks an alien warship, slaughters road-runners, and ''blows up cities''}}. In "Dan Vs. George Washington", she taggs along with Dan's latest campaign of revenge and admits to Chris that Dan's revenge schemes are actually pretty entertaining.
* ''[[Kung Fu Panda]]'' has at least three of those moments:
** The Furious Five should be trained to not be envious - whoever gets chosen as the Dragon Warrior. They obviously are when Po is chosen.
** Master Shifu says that
** Master Oogway is so calm and relaxed and zen that there are no bad news to him - there is no good and bad, there are only news. His comment on hearing that Tai-Lung escaped: "That IS bad news."
* From ''[[The Legend of Korra]],'' Tenzin ''tries'' to be the stoic Airbending master that he really is. The problem is that the universe simply will ''not'' let him stay stoic for long. Whether it's Korra using his mother against him in an argument, or his youngest (baby) son using a potted plant as a restroom, the stoicism is never around for long.
** And lets not forget [[Crowning Moment of Funny|him enjoying watching Korra use basics of airbending in a pro-bending match despite earlier hating the sport and calling it corruption of bending as an art.]]
* Despite being the stoic, even the titular character of ''[[Daria]]'' sometimes relaxes her attitude and joins in on some antics.
** "The Teachings of Don Jake", the family goes on a camping trip to help Jake with his stressed induced health problems. In the beginning, Daria tells Quinn to get the camera. Daria cracks a joke about the congress asking Jake for 250 billion a year for the military, causing a blood vessel in Jake's eye to burst. At the end of the episode, {{spoiler| Jake's blood vessel in his eye bursts again, after seeing the bill for their rescue after eating wild berries. Daria again tells Helen to get Jake's medicine and Quinn to get the camera.}}
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