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Line 22: It isn't right, it isn't fair There was no parking anywere [[Blatant Lies\|I think that hydrant wasn't there]]~~<br />~~ Why can't you let it go?~~<br />~~ I think I've paid more than my share~~<br />~~ I'm just a poor girl don't you care?~~<br />~~ Hey I'm [[Going Commando\|not wearing underwear.]] }} * ''[[The Big Bang Theory]]'': Sheldon has to go to traffic court after he was caught running a red light by a camera in Penny's car. He ends up getting locked up for pissing off the judge. Line 40: == Western Animation == * Spoofed in the ''[[Animaniacs]]'' episode "[[LAL.A. Law\|La-La-Law]]": Dr. Scratchansnif gets a parking ticket, and tries to simply pay it off, but the Warner siblings insist on barging into traffic court and acting as his lawyers, spoofing as many courtroom drama tropes as they can along the way. * In ''Thumb Fun'', an old ''[[Looney Tunes]]'' short, Porky Pig is charged $2 for a minor traffic offense. He considers it no big deal. An outraged Daffy Duck goes into court to argue against the "injustice" and the Judge promptly raises the fine to $50. (Keep in mind, that's [[Undisclosed Funds\|1950s money.]]) * In an early episode of ''[[The Simpsons]]'', Homer is pulled over as he's speeding to get back home to Marge (after believing he only has a matter of hours to live.) He insists that the cops just give him a ticket so he can get going, but the cops decide that they don't ''want'' to give him a ticket and throw him into a jail cell instead. In another episode, Homer responds to Chief Wiggum's sarcastically asking him "Where's the fire?" by pointing to a massive conflagration in a nearby police station. In addition to the speeding ticket, Homer ''also'' gets a fine for "Pointing out police stupidity." Line 51: {{reflist}} [[Category:Comedy Tropes]] ~~[[Category~~{{DEFAULTSORT:~~The~~ Trouble with Tickets]], The}} [[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]