Sick and Wrong: Difference between revisions

{{quote|''"That is [[Trope Namer|sick and wrong]]!"''|'''Ron Stoppable''', ''[[Kim Possible]]''}}

 

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== Advertising ==

* When Heinz released green ketchup a few years back, they advertised it with a series of people declaring "It's ''twisted'' and ''wrong''!" While most people agreed, it somehow lasted six years before being mercifully discontinued.

 

** The concluding line of the film, ''kimochi warui''. Given in English as "How disgusting", variously translatable as "I feel sick", "This feels bad", etc.

 

== Audio Drama ==

 

== Film ==

* In ''[[Robots]]'', Fender loses his legs and finds himself on a [[Conveyor Belt O' Doom|conveyor belt]]. He sees a spare pair of legs, delightedly attaches them ... and down falls a skirt.

* ''Happiness'': Almost every scene in Todd Solondz's film, a [[Sarcasm Mode|tender comedy]] about rape and child abuse.

* Used seriously in ''[[The Royal Tenenbaums]]''. Margot tells Eli, with whom she's having an affair, that she doesn't love him; he replies, "I know, you're in love with Richie. Which is sick and gross." He has a bit of a point, since, adopted or not, Richie is her older brother.

* ''[[Duumvirate]]'' features things that squick out a man who is worse than [[Nazi Germany|Josef Mengele]].

* ''[[Vorkosigan Saga]]'': [[Lois McMaster Bujold]]'s novel ''Cetaganda'' depicts a planet where genetic engineering has become a fine art. When two visitors from a slightly more normal planet happen to walk by a ''kitten tree'' in fruit, one remarks, "Now that is just wrong." This trope was used tactically to end the Vorryuter subplot in ''A Civil Campaign''. {{spoiler|Richars (cousin of the late count), apparently taking things personally, hired thugs to emasculate Dono ([[Gender Bender|sister-turned-brother]] of the late count) the night before the Council of Counts decided on who inherited the seat. Ivan Vorpatril, after helping incapacitate said assailants before serious damage was done, hauled them and Dono not to the local guard or hospital but to a meeting of Richars' main supporters. Oddly enough Richars lost most of his votes the next day.}}

* In ''[[The Dresden Files]]'', Molly -Harry's teenage apprentice- in a helpful attempt to charm some information out of someone takes off her bra and goes out to sweet talk the stooge. Harry and the injured warden, Morgan, watch her go, and Morgan makes a comment along the lines of 'nice'. Harry is shocked. Morgan says he's old, but he's not dead, and Harry is thoroughly sickened by the mental image. Made all the squickier for Harry by the fact that Molly isn't just his apprentice, she's his friend's daughter, whom he's known since she was ten.

* ''[[Ciaphas Cain]]'': In ''Traitor's Hand'', Cain and some Imperials Guardsmen infiltrate a temple of [[Horny Devils|Slaanesh]] and observe the murals inside:

'''Cain:''' No, it's not. And even if it were, it'd be against regulations. }}

 

 

== Live-Action TV ==

* ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]'':

** "Dopplegangland" has Willow comment, "This can't get any more disturbing," after Vampire!Willow comes on to her. [[It Got Worse|And then it does]].

** Also, when Spike gets himself a robot that looks like Buffy, because he can't get the real one to like him.

* ''[[Firefly]]''

** Jayne's reaction on walking in on Mal and Zoe during their deadpan "Take me, sir. Take me hard" scene.

** Another episode of ''Dead Like Me'' (specifically, Season 1, Episode 11), Dolores is throwing a Mexican-themed going-away party for Millie, complete with margaritas, pinata, and a real live burro. George sees a man leading the burro into a room at the end of a hallway and says, "''That's'' not right."

** Because the writers were obviously very fond of this trope, it's also used in the final episode (Season 2, Episode 15). George and Mason are getting candy at various houses on Hallowe'en Night on the way to their reaps, and they stop at a house whose owner is dressed up as a sexy, corseted vampiress. The house turns out to be a whorehouse and the owner its madam; one of the prostitutes steps out for a smoke wearing peach-coloured lingerie, and tousles the hair of a trick-or-treating child, leading George to say, "Oh, that's just not right!"

* From ''[[Friends]]'', when Phoebe's 18 year-old brother is going to marry his 44 year-old teacher:

* Dean in ''[[Supernatural]]'', upon discovering that the fans pair him with his brother: "Oh, come on, that's just sick!"

'''Wilson:''' That's fairly disgusting. }}

 

 

== Tabletop Games ==

* Most people's reaction to ''[[FATAL]]''. Realis'''CLOACATIME'''!

 

 

== Video Games ==

 

 

 

== Web Original ==

* The podcast ''Sick and Wrong'' where, as the title implies, they discuss sick and wrong news from all over the world. It's [[Better Than It Sounds]], but [[Not Safe for Work|NSFW]].

 

 

== Western Animation ==

** Bart Simpson has this reaction when he hears Ned Flanders singing falsetto.

** Comic Book Guy has a similar reaction when a mechanical hand gives him a wedgie (Long story short, don't mess with Tom Savini).

'''Stan:''' Dude, I have no idea what we're seeing right now, but I have a feeling it's really, really wrong. }}

* A short part of ''[[Robot Chicken]]'''s ''[[Star Wars]]'' sketch includes a bit with Luke and Leia lying in bed, obviously short after [[Twincest|having sex]]. Luke looks pleased, while Leia just looks disturbed and finally says "That was so wrong".

* On ''[[Phineas and Ferb]]'', when the former realizes that they're in their sister's stomach, the latter's response is that its "wrong on so many levels". When Phineas ''then'' realises they're also technically on a date with Jeremy, Ferb repeats the line.

 

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