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* K-k-k-Ken from ''[[A Fish Called Wanda]]''.

* Pontius Pilate and Biggus Dickus in ''[[Monty Python's Life of Brian]]''.

* The priest in ''[[The Princess Bride (film)|The Princess Bride]]'': "Mawwidge! Mawwidge is what bwings us heah today!]]

** Mawwidge, vat bwessed awwangement, vat dweam wivwin a dweam...

** "Classic" Igors [[Verbal Ticked|drop it sometimes]] under stress.

** In ''[[Discworld/The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents|The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents]]'', it's said that one of the rats had a stutter when he learned to speak. Then he got eaten.

* "Stuttering" Bill in [[Stephen King]]'s ''[[IT]]''.

* [[Erast Fandorin]], after the f-first book. [[Let's Get Dangerous|Except when he gets dangerous]].

** Actually, it's pretty noticeable. Especially in the episode "The Western Air Temple," where Zuko is awkwardly trying to join the group.

*** Also in "The Firebending Masters."

*** And in "The Southern Air Temple".

* Often characters who wear braces or night braces have lisps as well in cartoons (for example, Beth in ''[[Total Drama Island]]'')

* The titular character of ''[[The Mighty B]]'' also lisps, except it's more dragging on 'ch' than 'th' sounds.