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Line 91: *** (Little Guy crashes through the window) "Forgiveness, please!" * Happens a lot in cartoons to get around the [[Moral Guardians]]. You'll see stars and planets shooting into frame from offscreen and you get to see the onlookers wincing reactions. * ''[[The Grim Adventures of Billy ~~and~~& Mandy]]'': Billy and Mandy pulled this during one episode. As an epic showdown between [[It Makes Sense in Context\|mushroom-mining dwarfs and cookie-baking elves is about to take place,]] [[R. Lee Ermey]] himself pops up on screen, telling viewers that the fight "is inappropriate for our younger viewers." [[Relax-O-Vision\|We are then treated to around 45 seconds of a panda cleaning itself]] before Ermey brings us back with his signature "Carry on!" * ''[[South Park]]'' "My god! This battle is epic! This is even more epic than the final battle in the ''[[Lord of the Rings]]'' movie, this is like [[Take Our Word for It\|ten times more epic than that battle!]]" * Ironically, in the Rankin-Bass ''animated [[The Return of the King (animation)\|The Return of the King]],'' even during epic battles, all violence is hidden: a human will fall out-of-frame to the left, and then an orc will enter the frame, and swing his axe in the direction of the (hidden) human.