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* In a rare use, a series of Cartoon Network gag commercials poking fun at ''[[The Blair Witch Project]]'' have one of the ''[[Scooby-Doo (animation)|Scooby Doo]]'' gang holding a camcorder during a chase scene and running into a few rooms shouting that she (almost certain it was Daphne) hates these door sequences before placing the camera down on an end table so it can resume the familiar angle as they go through the switch. |
* In a rare use, a series of Cartoon Network gag commercials poking fun at ''[[The Blair Witch Project]]'' have one of the ''[[Scooby-Doo (animation)|Scooby Doo]]'' gang holding a camcorder during a chase scene and running into a few rooms shouting that she (almost certain it was Daphne) hates these door sequences before placing the camera down on an end table so it can resume the familiar angle as they go through the switch. |
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* A commercial for Eggos did this once. The Guy in the Eggo suit saw 3 doors for brown sugar on one side and 3 doors for cinnamon on the other. He then experimented with one of the doors, and found it to be so amusing, he ran back and fourth between the doors, changing flavor based on which side he came out of. Eventually, he acquired both flavors split down the middle, and all 6 doors fell over because they were used that much. They crushed him while trying to escape. The commercial then moved on to the details. |
* A commercial for Eggos did this once. The Guy in the Eggo suit saw 3 doors for brown sugar on one side and 3 doors for cinnamon on the other. He then experimented with one of the doors, and found it to be so amusing, he ran back and fourth between the doors, changing flavor based on which side he came out of. Eventually, he acquired both flavors split down the middle, and all 6 doors fell over because they were used that much. They crushed him while trying to escape. The commercial then moved on to the details. |
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{{quote|"Leggo my eggo."}} |
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** In another episode, Timmy [[Trapped in TV Land|wishes himself into the television]] and visits a show parodying ''Scooby-Doo'', naturally involving this trope. |
** In another episode, Timmy [[Trapped in TV Land|wishes himself into the television]] and visits a show parodying ''Scooby-Doo'', naturally involving this trope. |
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** Used in yet ''another'' episode, "Dread And Breakfast". They seem to like this trope. |
** Used in yet ''another'' episode, "Dread And Breakfast". They seem to like this trope. |
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{{quote|'''Shaggy parody:''' Zinkies, Doob!}} |
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** And again in "A Chip Off the Old Chip," during the video for "Find Your Voice". |
** And again in "A Chip Off the Old Chip," during the video for "Find Your Voice". |
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* ''[[Timon and Pumbaa]]'' does this once in an episode where both title characters are kidnapped by a UFO, and they have to try to escape before it self-destructs. For the sequence, both of them HAVE been cloned, so the multiple versions of themselves actually makes some sense. |
* ''[[Timon and Pumbaa]]'' does this once in an episode where both title characters are kidnapped by a UFO, and they have to try to escape before it self-destructs. For the sequence, both of them HAVE been cloned, so the multiple versions of themselves actually makes some sense. |
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* The ''[[Tom and Jerry]]'' short ''The Yankee Doodle Mouse'' has Jerry running between crates being chased by sentient sparks from a firecracker. |
* The ''[[Tom and Jerry]]'' short ''The Yankee Doodle Mouse'' has Jerry running between crates being chased by sentient sparks from a firecracker. |
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* In ''[[Super Mario Bros Super Show]]'' episode "Mighty McMario and the Pot of Gold", Luigi and Toad lead Mouser and Troopa through some of [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZJf8Fize0g these.] |
* In ''[[Super Mario Bros Super Show]]'' episode "Mighty McMario and the Pot of Gold", Luigi and Toad lead Mouser and Troopa through some of [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZJf8Fize0g these.] |
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{{quote|'''Mouser:''' ''(Collapses, exhausted)'' This is ''so'' frustrating! }} |
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* ''[[Phineas and Ferb]]'' |
* ''[[Phineas and Ferb]]'' |
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** Candace is doing this in "One Good Scare Oughta Do It!" while she was being chased by the attractions inside Phineas and Ferb's haunted house. |
** Candace is doing this in "One Good Scare Oughta Do It!" while she was being chased by the attractions inside Phineas and Ferb's haunted house. |
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** It also happens in the episode "Don't Touch That Dial" when Mighty ends up in the Ring a Ding show and the gang chases him which is a parody of Scooby Doo. |
** It also happens in the episode "Don't Touch That Dial" when Mighty ends up in the Ring a Ding show and the gang chases him which is a parody of Scooby Doo. |
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* ''[[The Penguins of Madagascar]]'' [[Playing with a Trope|plays with this]] in the episode "Cradle and All", where the penguins have to chase a human baby through a maze of crates. First the gag is played straight, with the penguins and baby entering and emerging from random pathways for a good few seconds, but then [[Genre Savvy|Kowalski]] realizes what's happening and gets the team to [[Defied Trope|defy the trope.]] |
* ''[[The Penguins of Madagascar]]'' [[Playing with a Trope|plays with this]] in the episode "Cradle and All", where the penguins have to chase a human baby through a maze of crates. First the gag is played straight, with the penguins and baby entering and emerging from random pathways for a good few seconds, but then [[Genre Savvy|Kowalski]] realizes what's happening and gets the team to [[Defied Trope|defy the trope.]] |
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{{quote|'''Kowalski:''' [[Discussed Trope|I've seen this before. We'll continue chasing him back and forth, to-and-fro, right and left, over and under, until we start chasing each other.]]}} |
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