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* A ''[[Jimmy Two-Shoes]]'' short revolved around [[Mad Scientist|Dr. Scientist]] snatching up Cerbee and trying to experiment on him. However, he quickly proved to be so energetic the doc couldn't handle him.
* A ''[[Jimmy Two-Shoes]]'' short revolved around [[Mad Scientist|Dr. Scientist]] snatching up Cerbee and trying to experiment on him. However, he quickly proved to be so energetic the doc couldn't handle him.
* ''[[Family Guy]]'': Burglars break into the Griffin house and take Meg hostage. By the time the family is rescued, Meg has been charged with sex crimes against the burglars.
* ''[[Family Guy]]'': Burglars break into the Griffin house and take Meg hostage. By the time the family is rescued, Meg has been charged with sex crimes against the burglars.
* In an episode of ''[[She-Ra: Princess of Power|She Ra Princess of Power]]'', the title character's friend Perfuma is captured by the evil Horde. She then proceeds to annoy everyone (especially the audience) with her sing-songy voice, decorate the evil lair with flowers, and even coerce the Horde-Troopers into dancing. Hordak begs She-Ra to take her back by the end of the episode.
* In an episode of ''[[She-Ra: Princess of Power|She Ra Princess of Power]]'', the title character's friend Perfuma is captured by the evil Horde. Hordak first demands that She-Ra surrender herself in exchange for Perfuma's release, but [[The Mentor| Lighthope]] urges her not to agree to his demands. This proves good advice. Perfuma proceeds to annoy everyone (especially the audience) with her sing-songy voice, decorate the evil lair with flowers, and even coerce the Horde-Troopers into dancing (in ''a conga line''). Hordak quickly changes his demands, saying She-Ra can have her back if she simply comes to get her. She still heeds Lighthope's advice, and eventually, by the end of the episode, he ''begs'' She-Ra to take her back, paying the rebels three months' worth of supplies in return.
* A recurring plot in ''[[The Dreamstone]]'' involved Amberley getting kidnapped by the Urpneys, and spending the entire duration of her capture [[Bratty Half-Pint|verbally]] and [[Cute Bruiser|physically]] thrashing them. In the pilot, Zordrak has to [[Taken for Granite|turn her into stone]] just to keep her quiet.
* A recurring plot in ''[[The Dreamstone]]'' involved Amberley getting kidnapped by the Urpneys, and spending the entire duration of her capture [[Bratty Half-Pint|verbally]] and [[Cute Bruiser|physically]] thrashing them. In the pilot, Zordrak has to [[Taken for Granite|turn her into stone]] just to keep her quiet.
* [[Dastardly Whiplash|Dan Backslide]] from the [[Chuck Jones]]-directed [[Merrie Melodies]] short ''[[The Dover Boys]]'' manages to lock Dora in his shack, but every time he attempts to approach her from here, she violently lobs him into the opposite wall... [[Damsel Fight-and-Flight Response|All while she's banging on the door calling to be rescued by Tom, Dick and Larry.]] Eventually, after she escapes on her own, it's ''Dan'' who crying for them to save him.
* [[Dastardly Whiplash|Dan Backslide]] from the [[Chuck Jones]]-directed [[Merrie Melodies]] short ''[[The Dover Boys]]'' manages to lock Dora in his shack, but every time he attempts to approach her from here, she violently lobs him into the opposite wall... [[Damsel Fight-and-Flight Response|All while she's banging on the door calling to be rescued by Tom, Dick and Larry.]] Eventually, after she escapes on her own, it's ''Dan'' who crying for them to save him.
* Happened in an episode of ''[[Kim Possible]]'' when Professor Dementor captured Kim's cousin Larry.
* Happened in an episode of ''[[Kim Possible]]'' when Professor Dementor captured Kim's cousin Larry.
* In ''[[The Swan Princess]]'' sequel, the villain, an [[Evil Sorcerer]], kidnaps Queen Uberta, who manages to redecorate the dungeon, get good food and get the sorcerer's minion confused enough to follow ''her'' orders instead of the sorcerer's. She also keeps complaining about how it's her birthday. She doesn't even stop when the sorcerer turns her into a bunch of different animals.
* In ''[[The Swan Princess]]'' sequel, the villain, an [[Evil Sorcerer]], kidnaps Queen Uberta, who manages to redecorate the dungeon, get good food and get the sorcerer's minion confused enough to follow ''her'' orders instead of the sorcerer's. She also keeps complaining about how it's her birthday. She doesn't even stop when the sorcerer turns her into a bunch of different animals.



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