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* [[Retsupurae]] did this during the later parts of their 4-part [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOkbXeIKKgY&feature=related Earnest Goes To Anime] videos with the bitcoin gag.
 
== [[Western Animation]] ==
* ''[[The Simpsons (animation)|The Simpsons]]'' had "The Trouble with Trillions", where Homer finds out that Montgomery Burns had a trillion-dollar bill in his possession that he stole and was originally printed to pay for damages from WWII in Europe. It's not quite a ''zillion'' dollars, but that's enough. At least ([[Out-of-Character Moment|as Lisa said]]) for some dune buggies.
** In the episode ''Mr. Plow'', Homer gets rival plowman Barney Gumble to spend the day dragging his plow up a mountain with the promise of a ten thousand dollar bill. When asked which president is on it, he claims, "''All of them. They're having a party. Jimmy Carter has passed out on the couch.''". [[The Ditz|Barney]] is so impressed that he leaves immediately, abandoning his hot tub with Linda Ronstadt.
* Parodied in the ''[[Animaniacs]]'' [[OVA|direct-to-video movie]] ''[[Wakko's Wish|Wakkos Wish]]'', where a ''ha' penny'' gets this role. However, the town of Acme Falls has fallen on such hard times, all it takes is two of them to save the town from soul crushing poverty and restore it to "as close to perfect as you could find". It would be perfect, but... ''the mime. THE MIME''.
* Referred to in an episode of ''[[Jonny Quest]]'': [[Yellow Peril]] Zinn has found a way to create gold; the heroes have to destroy the method not only to keep him from using his ill-gotten gains to fund his evil network, but also to prevent the collapse of the global economy should the secret become open knowledge.
** A similar idea was part of an episode of the original ''[[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1987|Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]]'' cartoon, where the turtles dread the thought of an alien turtle race moving to Earth: they are a benevolent race, but they also have the technology to create gold effortlessly (in fact, they use it mostly as a building material).
* An episode of the original 1960's ''Spider-Man'' had the Vulture ransoming the city for two million dollars in the form of two one million dollar bills.
 
== Real Life ==