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* The Finnish film ''Kummeli Stories'' used this as an elaborate pseudo-[[Brick Joke]]: About halfway through the movie, a topless woman walks into the scene for no reason other than the fact that the movie wouldn't be complete without a pair of naked breasts, with the other characters promising "more titties after the credits". This continues into the actual credits, with "more titties after the credits" shown once or twice as a reminder... and after the credits finally finish, another character shows up, scolds the audience for being a bunch of perverts, and tells them to go home.
* At the end of ''[[The Muppet Movie]]'', Animal tells the audience to "Go home! Go home! Bye, bye!"
* At the end of ''[[Looney Tunes: Back in Action]]'', Porky Pig attempts to deliver his famous catchphrase. Unfortunately for him, his stutter gets even worse than normal and after the lights go out he stops trying and, in an irritated tone, tells the audience to "Just go home, folks!"
* ''[[Who Framed Roger Rabbit?]]?'' ended with Porky saying his line, followed by Tinkerbell blanking the screen with her wand, ''Disneyland''-style.
* Also done after the end credits in ''[[Space Jam]]'' when Bugs Bunny says the line. Porky Pig shows up and protesting Bugs, then Daffy Duck shows up saying it his way, then the five aliens pushed Daffy away and saying the line, and finally, Michael Jordan pushes up the curtain saying, "Can I go home now?"
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* ''[[Deadpool (film)|Deadpool]]'' parodied ''Ferris Bueller'' with the title character appearing in a similar hallway wearing a similar robe to inform the audience that the movie was over and they weren't going to get a standard [[Marvel Cinematic Universe]] [[Stinger]] with "Sam Jackson in a saucy leather number", before singing a bit of [[Standard Snippet|Yello's iconic "Oh Yeah"]].
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* Nearly every episode of ''[[Top Gear]]'' ends with Jeremy Clarkson saying "And on that bombshell, it is time to end it" or a variant thereof.
* The ''[[M*A*S*H (television)|M*A*S*H]]'' episode "The Nurses": Klinger says this after the home movie of Frank's wedding runs out.
* The [[Vanity Plate]] for Ronald Moore's company for ''
* The final episode of ''[[Dinosaurs]]'': "This is Howard [[Punny Name|Handupme]] signing off for the very last time. [[Tear Jerker|Goodnight... And goodbye..."]]
* One episode of the ''[[Mary Tyler Moore Show]]'' actually ended with Mary saying "Th-th-th-th-th-th-that's all, folks!"
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