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{{quote|'''Thug 1''': "I think we need to teach yer boyfriend here a little lesson!"<br />
'''Mark Kant (really Super Dude)''': [[Comically Missing the Point|"Well, actually I'm doing quite well in school..."]]<br />
'''Thug 2''': [[Lampshade Hanging|"Yeah, whaddaya say we do something mean, dangerous, yet visually entertaining to him?"]] (stuffs him in a washing machine)|''[[All That]]'': [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G4Fgdv0cEBc Superdude Sketch]}}
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* On ''[[Degrassi Junior High]]'' it was traditional to stuff students into the broom cupboard rather than a locker.
* [[Played for Drama]] on ''[[Community]]'', in which a [[Journey to the Center of the Mind|Journey to the Center of Abed's Mind]] ends with Abed's true personality being discovered chained in a locker:
{{quote| '''Abed:''' It's where I spent a lot of time in junior high.<br />
'''Annie:''' You think that's where we'd put you? You know that's absurd, right?<br />
'''Abed:''' Well, I'm not stupid. You can see I've increased the square footage; it's a metaphorical locker. It's a place where people like me get put when everyone's finally fed up with us. }}
 
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* Similarly, the nerds at Springfield Elementary in ''[[The Simpsons (animation)|The Simpsons]]'' are shown to have a secret clubhouse/base hidden within the lockers.
** In another episode, Lisa attempts to find common ground with a bully, only to end up...you guessed it.
{{quote| '''Lisa:''' How about jazz? Do you like jazz?<br />
'''Milhouse:''' I like jazz.<br />
'''Lisa:''' Milhouse? She got you, too?<br />
'''Milhouse:''' Yeah, but it's not so bad. I'm standing on Ralph.<br />
'''[[The Ditz|Ralph]]:''' We're a totem pole. ''(hops up and down chanting)'' }}
* In an episode of ''[[Clone High]]'', JFK boasts of stuffing the ''entire freshman clsss'' into only ten lockers. And in another episode, Abe, having gone without sleep for almost a week, stuffs ''himself'' into a locker (and since Abe was six-foot-four, he was folded like an accordion).