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Often done as a way of [[Getting Crap Past the Radar]], although ironically the [[Hays Code]] that was in effect for Hollywood movies between 1934 and 1968 made no mention of vomiting or any other bodily functions. This was primarily because the censors took it for granted that filmmakers themselves found bodily fluids so disgusting that [[Like You Would Really Do It|they wouldn't]] ''[[Like You Would Really Do It|want]]'' [[Like You Would Really Do It|to put them in their movies]]. Well, some of these filmmakers ''did'' want that...
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{{noreallife|Real Life does not have [[Discretion Shot]]s of any sort.}}
== Anime and Manga ==▼
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* Used in ''[[Dragon Ball (Manga)|Dragon Ball Z]]''. Gohan punches Cell in the stomach so hard that Cell literally vomits Android 18 out of his body. In the original Master Roshi vomits out the window offscreen when he finds out that he was watching a man undress through his spy camera.▼
▲== Anime and Manga ==
* ''[[Elfen Lied (Manga)|Elfen Lied]]'': Episode 9 has Lucy vomiting because of the stress from everything that's happened thus far and from finding out that Kouta lied to her.▼
▲* Used in ''[[
* ''[[Ah! My Goddess (Manga)|Ah My Goddess]]- Flights of Fancy''. In Episode 2, outside of his home, Keiichi finds a very drunk Sayoko, who then tackles him. Before she could say anything further, she become blue in the face, then a cut of a long distance shot of the temple... followed by Keiichi screaming and Sayoko retching. ▼
▲* ''[[
** In Episode 4, at a Christmas party she was holding on her estate, [[Alpha Bitch|Sayoko]] tries to get Belldandy drunk... with enough booze to make even the strongest [[Bottle Fairy]] keel over with alcohol poisoning! Sadly, Sayoko finds out the hard way that Belldandy [[Never Gets Drunk]], and then cracks open a bottle of Spirytus, the world's most potent liquor that is "192 proof, 96% alcohol by volume". One whiff of it sends the drunk broad backwards onto her brother, Aoshima. Before she spews all over him and his tuxedo, a quick shot of the outside where the Christmas tree is seen... and Aoshima is heard screaming in the distance.▼
▲* ''[[Ah!
* ''[[Azumanga Daioh (Manga)|Azumanga Daioh]]'' spoofs this by [[Relax-O-Vision|cutting to random shot of the show's logo]] during the actual act.▼
▲** In Episode 4, at a Christmas party she was holding on her estate,
* Subverted in ''[[Mai-HiME]]'', episode 7: After a night on the town with Nurse Yoko, a ''very'' toasted Midori stumbles into a potential fight between Nao (who was just caught using her child for selfish purposes) and Natsuki. Just after she draws her weapon, she barfs all over Nao. Cut to a scene of the city skyline (and Nao's screams) and Nagi walking into the conflict. When we see the scene again, the ground around Midori is dotted in technicolor vomit.▼
▲* ''[[
▲* Subverted in ''[[
* ''[[Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann]]'' creatively deals with this, when Simon is {{spoiler|overcome by emotionally-charged nausea in a fight during his nervous breakdown over Kamina's death}}, by giving us a closeup on his face until the crucial moment and then cutting to an outside shot of Spiral Energy spewing from Lagann's mouth due to backflow. Later, after {{spoiler|Lagann has gone berserk, run off, and ejected him into the rain,}} he is seen sprawled on the ground, coughing up the last of it. (Is it any wonder that {{spoiler|Lagann ended up on the junk heap not long after? Not a fun cleanup job for Leeron.}})
* In ''[[Higurashi no Naku Koro
* ''[[Pretty Sammy]]'': This happens to Mihoshi in episode 2 of the OAV, after Chihiro, who was going in severe karaoke withdrawals, kicks her in the stomach. Before she vomits, it cuts to the next scene.
* ''[[Cromartie High School]]''In the opening credits, Takenouchi has one of these. When vomiting on a bus, instead of his lunch coming out we get a miniature Kamiyama instead.
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* ''[[Bleach]]'': Happens to [http://www.mangareader.net/94-727-6/bleach/chapter-273.html Loly] in the manga, after Grimmjow kicks her in the stomach. And right before he kills Menoly, then ''rips off one of Loly's legs.''
* Happens a few times during the course of [[Fruits Basket]]. Once while {{spoiler|Tohru is chasing after transformed Kyo, the smell of his monstrous flesh forcing her to vomit}}, and another notable time in one of the last dozen or so chapters, where Kyo, on his way back from {{spoiler|talking to his crazy father}}, he lets loose while coincidentally walking past Hiro and Kisa. He claims it's because he let so much out of the tank just a few minutes prior. The author plays with this, censoring out the area he would vomit in a [[Bishie Sparkle]] cloud and the words "Censored for the audience."
* ''[[
* In ''[[
** In EP 9 the TV series, Asuka gets seasick and she throws up off the deck.
* ''[[Full Moon wo Sagashite]]'': It is hinted that Mitsuki and Wakaouji get sick off screen from [[Lethal Chef|Ooshige's bad miso soup]]. In episode 48, Takuto turns his back to the camera and retches off-screen after Mitsuki gives him an energy drink to help him feel
== Comic Books ==
* ''Amelia Rules!'''s legendary "Sneeze Barf Incident." All you see is reaction-shot, and it's enough.
* In ''Avengers: The Children's Crusade Vol. 1'' Speed uses his powers to vibrate Billy and Teddy's molecules to phase them through a wall. On the other side Billy complains "I'm d-d-definitely going to be s-s-sick.". In the very next panel we see him turning towards the rest of his team and talking to them... with the tiniest bit of puke hanging off the corner of his mouth.
== Fan Works ==
* Obviously, this is a described trope in a text work. ''[[Sleeping with the Girls]]'', Volume 2, Chapter 17:
{{quote|The next few minutes were not exactly the highlight of my life. And it's not something I'd really like to get into too much detail about, and I'm sure nobody really wants those kind of details anyway. But for the sake of accuracy, I did indeed spend this time worshiping the All-Powerful Porcelain Goddess.}}
== Film ==
* Mr. Green in ''[[Clue (
▲* Mr. Green in ''[[Clue (Film)|Clue]]'' (The Movie). Vomit Line: "And [[Foreign Queasine|monkey's brains]], while popular in Cantonese cuisine, are not often to be found in Washington, DC." "[[I Ate What?|Is that what we ate?]]"
* ''[[Animal House]]'' uses this to great comedic effect after several of the prominent Delta house members (Bluto, D-Day, etc.) have been informed that they've been expelled from Faber (something Dean Wormer has made the local draft boards well aware of.) Faced with this charming combination, Flounder starts having a panic attack that culminates in him throwing up <s>in front of</s> on Wormer. However, when Flounder starts to retch, we cut to the secretary at her desk, who glances up at that strange splashing noise. Vomit Line: "Out with it!" (Well, he did ask...)
** Later: '''Flounder''': I can't believe I threw up in front of Dean Wormer.
** Strangely, this film has no problem with showing a close-up of horse poop, which is arguably only slightly less disgusting.
* ''[[Love and Honor]]'' does this twice in a row, yet almost elegantly: When he recieves a warning that there's poison in his food, the lord immediately sticks a finger down his throat and then, following the clerk, the camera pans to the food taster collapsed and gagging and then into the kitchen to the horrified cooks.
* In ''[[Cloudy
* In the movie adaption of [[The Outsiders]].
* In ''[[Toy Story (franchise)|Toy Story]]'' Rex averts his face and makes retching noises when seeing Buzz's severed arm. The discretion is there, but it's likely that there would be nothing to see anyway, given that Rex is a toy dinosaur who lacks a stomach.
* [[A Goofy Movie]]: When Goofy lets Max picks the stops on the road trip, one involves a roller coaster. We see Goofy turn green and lean over the side of the coaster car...Cut to him walking out of the men's room. And of course, Max immediately offers him a plate of greasy carnival food which makes him rush right back in.
* In [[Atlantis:
* ''[[Heathers]]'' uses the "drop below screen" version when Veronica throws up at a [[Wild Teen Party]] after drinking too much.
* ''[[Ramona Quimby]]'': Ramona and Beezus has one when Ramona gets sick.
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* Subverted in ''[[Barton Fink]]''; after seeing Audrey's body, Charlie goes to the bathroom to throw up. However, when he comes back, [[Squick|he has something a little too thick to be saliva hanging from his chin]].
* Linguini in ''[[Ratatouille]]'' hurls out a window after he takes a sip of his own soup.
* [[Ironic Nickname|Razor]] in ''[[Flight of the Intruder (
== Live Action TV ==▼
* The episode Hyde School Reunion of ''Charmed'' opens with Piper flushing the toilet, exiting the bathroom, and saying "I don't remember having morning sickness this bad with Wyatt." A few minutes later, there is the sound of her stomach gurgling, and she grabs her belly and runs to the bathroom.
** A variation of this trope is used in The Eyes Have It. While in the hospital, Piper's morning sickness gets the better of her, and she quite clearly throws up in her mouth.
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* ''[[Monty Python's Flying Circus]]''I
** Constable played by Graham Chapman in the "Crunchy Frog" sketch. Vomit Line: "Ram's Bladder Cup!"
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** In the live version at the Hollywood Bowl, we actually see Terry Gilliam vomiting into his police helmet (he filled his mouth with cold beef stew earlier). Which his boss makes him put back on. Eeewww.
* ''The Royal'': Subverted in this British period medical [[Dramedy]]. Aman in a suit is inspecting the hospital he stops to ask the nurse about the patient at hand. Pan to the patient, who throws up in a discretion shot. Pan back over to the man in the suit, standing stock still with vomit all over his top, several feet away from the patient. The nurse then notes how projectile vomiting is one of the symptoms of the illness.
* On ''[[You Can't Do That
* Parodied on ''[[The Colbert Report]]'' when Stephen, who has just [[Written
* ''[[The Suite Life of Zack and Cody|The Suite Life on Deck]]'': Something of a [[Running Gag]]. To wit:
** In the episode "The Wrong Stuff," Woody's off-screen projectile vomiting is implied to be quite profuse when Cody holds up an umbrella at the edge of the frame to protect himself and London, having to reposition the device several times.
** In the episode "International Dateline," in each iteration of the [[Groundhog Day Loop]], a different person vomits on Bailey's shoes after eating the bad shrimp.
** In the episode "The Spy Who Shoved Me," Smith must manipulate Zack and Cody into doing his bidding, being stuck in the head in Zack's cabin. The noises he makes in there constitute [[Nightmare Fuel]].
* ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]]'': Our heroes are on a rather turbulent shuttle ride. Malcolm mentions feeling queasy, and Phlox hands him an airsick bag. A few shots later, we find Malcolm sealing the bag.
* ''[[The X
** "Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose". The titular psychic runs out of the room and throws up after seeing a vision of the murder (in which the victim had their eyes gouged out), a sign that his visions are a bit more authentic than those of his predecessor, the Stupendous Yappi.
** "Jose Chung's 'From Outer Space'". A conspiracy nutter eagerly videos what he thinks is an alien
* ''[[
* ''[[ER]]'': On a show that otherwise loved its Indiscretion Shots it also had several of the discreet variety, usually involving the medical staff. Notable examples include Carter's leaning over the ambulance-bay trash can in the pilot, and Weaver quietly excusing herself from a mass-casualty involving burned sweatshop workers.
* ''[[Firefly]]'': Simon and River take a drug that will make them appear dead so that they can be snuck into an Alliance hospital. When they're given the antidote and wake up, River just sits up gracefully, but Simon doesn't fare as well. The camera shows him hunched over on his stretcher, coughing violently, then moves up to show Jayne's face as he vomits. And as soon as Jayne comments that River seems to be doing fine, cue her violent off-screen retching and splashing.
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* An episode of ''[[Good Luck Charlie]]'' has Charlie get sick off bad fishsticks as Teddy uses her in a book report presentation to her class. Teddy's best friend likewise gets sick. The former is offscreen, but the latter is onscreen, just using a handy container to vomit into. This triggers a [[Vomit Chain Reaction|chain reaction]] of ''everybody in the class'' barfing into their backpack, hat, hood, etc.
* The ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]'' episode "The Body" straddles the line. Buffy throws up shortly after {{spoiler|finding her mother's dead body}}, ducking out of camera range, but then she puts a paper towel over it and we get a quite disgusting close-up of the vomit being absorbed.
* ''[[Waterloo Road]]'': Lindsay James (played by Jenna Louise Coleman) arrives for her first day after transferring from another school. As she enters the school she rushes
* ''Zoey 101'': Disc Golf, at the first scene the kids are jogging laps, and one girl, Nicole, comes back on camera after throwing up. Zoey puts her finger on Nicole's shirt saying she spilled oatmeal on it, but Nicole responded by saying that it wasn't oatmeal, it was vomit. That joke is used two more times in that episode. Though the mess on Nicole's outfit would kinda count as a Vomit Indiscretion Shot.
* ''[[Angel]]'': Angel does this once, while {{spoiler|[[Brought Down to Normal|temporarily human]]}}. He throws up off-camera at the sight/smell of {{spoiler|a demon's gory victim, then explains to Doyle: "It's the blood."}}
* On ''[[Heroes]]'', Mohinder staggers outside and doubles over puking, partially obscured by the front of his car, when he discovers the mutilated corpse of {{spoiler|Dale, after Sylar kills her and steals her Super Hearing}}.
* ''[[
* ''Eretz Nehederet'': A running gag on the sixth season, there was a series of skits titled ‘Mai’s Blog’, consisting almost entirely of the vain teenage girl Mai’s vlog entries, featuring two of her close friends. A running gag in those skits would include Mai mocking one of said friends for being allegedly fat (she ''is'' played by a grown man, but he certainly isn’t fat; Mai is played by a grown woman with a waist slimmer than his), followed by said friend saying, ‘Excuse me for a sec,’ and vomiting aloud into a paper bag
: This was eventually turned [[Up to Eleven]] on the last episode of the season and the final skit in the series, when Mai had to see her much dreamed of prom [[Humiliation Conga|dwindling in front of her eyes]] (she lost the title of prom queen to her worst enemy, said worst enemy got together with the boy she was into, and her own mother [[A Man Is Not a Virgin|took a very unpopular boy’s virginity]]). When vomit-girl asked her how she felt, Mai went overboard and said something to the effect of, ‘Just imagine all the hamburgers, all the pizzas, all the shawarmas and ''lafot'' you’ve ever gobbled down just came up against you!’ The result? A huge amount of vomit just gooshing out and utterly destroying her prom dress.
* Kids' shows are even more unlikely than TV for adults to show the act of vomiting. ''[[Horrible Histories]]'', for example, has a sketch all about a bunch of pirates who actually ''escaped capture'' because they had stolen a herd of cows, and their ship was so disgusting that the Navy couldn't bear to take it... but the sketch cuts away from them vomiting and then back to show their clothes covered with it. Even ''[[Dick and Dom
* A particularly nasty one in ''The National Anthem'', the first episode of Charlie Brooker's ''[[Black Mirror (TV series)|Black Mirror]]'', immediately after the Prime Minister {{spoiler|is forced to engage in beastiality to save the life of a much-loved member of the Royal family.}} The sound effects are stomach-turning.
* A part of most eating tasks on ''[[The Amazing Race]]''. Occasionally a [[Vomit Indiscretion Shot]] (or, at times, as close as it could get without trying to cram the cameraman into the bathroom stall with the racer).
* In ''[[Fawlty Towers]]'', the
== Video Games ==
* In ''[[
▲* In ''[[Street Fighter II (Video Game)|Street Fighter II]]'', certain grievous blows will cause the target to vomit if they take them. The -- uh -- "hurk"... does not ever fall past a few in-game inches (such it does not put excessive load on the game hardware and gross out the players too much by just staying on the ground or getting all over one the the characters, no doubt), but [[Unfortunate Implications|we do not see the tail end of what does come out]].
* In ''[[Silent Hill 2]]'', the first cutscene featuring Eddie Dombrowski involves him vomiting (seemingly endlessly) into a toilet in the bathroom of Apt. 101 in the Woodside Apartments. There's no visible gunge, but the sound of him vomiting is audible in adjoining rooms.
* In ''[[Bully (
* ''[[Alan Wake]]'': Alan and his [[Plucky Comic Relief]] sidekick Barry wake up in a jail cell after a heavy night of drinking moonshine. Barry murmurs about how horrible he feels, then leans over and makes a vomiting sound, but there is a conspicuous absence of...anything at all.
* In the remake of ''[[Resident Evil 1]]'', the player character vomits in the toilet after being attacked by the zombie in the bathtub.
* ''[[Dungeon Keeper]] 2'': One of the cutscenes has a bile demon turning away from the camera to vomit after a fairy constantly flies around him.
*
** [[Vomiting Cop|Adachi's]] introduction has him running off-screen to throw up, followed by sound effects. {{spoiler|Possible subversion as he may have been faking it.}}
* In ''[[Fahrenheit (2005 video game)|Fahrenheit]]'': Lucas Cane vomits in a toilet, in the bathroom of a bank.
* ''[[Grand Theft Auto V]]'' with its online mode makes it so the protagonist can wake up vomiting in the toilet of their motorcycle club house, night club and various other places after getting too drunk and passing out.
* In ''[[Detroit: Become Human]]'', Connor helps a drunken and passed out Hank get to the bathroom to throw up in the toilet in the chapter "Russian Roulette". Downplayed in that it's possible to get a very brief glimpse of Hank vomiting as Connor leaves the bathroom.
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* ''[[
* ''[[Lenore the Cute Little Dead Girl]]'': Subverted in the webcartoon version of one of Roman Dirge's
▲* ''[[Outat Home]]'' subverts this somewhat in [http://www.out-at-home.com/archives/438 this strip], where the actual vomit is off-panel, yet the SOUND EFFECT is goopy and a sickening shade of green.
* Used in ''[[
▲* ''[[Lenore the Cute Little Dead Girl]]'': Subverted in the webcartoon version of one of Roman Dirge's comics -- although the character in question does vomit from well off-camera, he does it with such force that portions of it quite noticeably splash into view.
* ''[[
▲* Used in ''[[Chess Piece (Fanfic)|Chess Piece]]'' after a particularly [[Nightmare Fuel|frightning]] [[Nightmare Dreams|dream]].
* In ''[[
▲* ''[[Sabrina Online (Webcomic)|Sabrina Online]]'' [http://sabrina-online.com/strips/SabOnline22.GIF Here.]
▲* In ''[[Sluggy Freelance (Webcomic)|Sluggy Freelance]]'', the [[Space Pirate]] ship "The Bloody Bun" pulls an absurd piloting maneuver to evade pursuit. Bun-Bun warns the crew that the worst [[It Got Worse|has yet to come]]: cut to the entire crew (except the [[Bizarre Alien Biology|Greys]]) vomiting off the side.
* Used in [http://www.misfile.com/?page=1452 this] ''[[Misfile]]'' with a drunken Missi.
* Whenever someone vomits in ''[[Dominic Deegan]]'', the sounds of vomiting will be an onomatopoeia that takes up half the panel. But the vomiting person will either be bent over or otherwise not in frame.
* ''[[Think Before You Think]]'' uses a rather grotesque [http://thinkbeforeyouthink.net/?comic=20101001-sushi sound effect bubble], but the actual vomit is out of sight.
* Even happens to White Bomberman in [http://coyotemag.deviantart.com/art/Comic-4-Crystaljetters-Page-1-157326747 the art made by the editor's friend Maggie Nettles], where he accidentally ran over the poison power-up. Another art of him was removed from deviantART.
== Web Original ==
* ''[[Todd in
* ''[[
* Maggie Nettles strikes again folks! She made a [http://www.furaffinity.net/view/5200030/ surprise picture] for the editor in [[Fur Affinity]] about Bomberman vomiting! Even Dani Bowman made these [http://www.furaffinity.net/view/4979182/ pics] [http://www.furaffinity.net/view/4984254/ with him] on there, too! Not even made to the artists, even the editor herself made several pics of characters throwing up off-screen.
* Happens twice in the first two episodes of ''[[RWBY]]'' for Jaune
* At the end of the ''[[Board James]]'' episode where they play "Splat" the Play-Do Bad Luck Bootsy had been eating takes its toll on him causing him to vomit offscreen. James said it burnt a hole through the floor.
== Western Animation ==
* ''[[The Simpsons (
** As the Safety Salamander, drunken Homer feels the need to vomit. Unable to leave the room, he vomits where he stands, but conceals his mouth in the costume first. Not unlike the phenomenon that makes bleeps funnier than expletives, the simple "hurr-maah" sound he makes is priceless.
** The most ridiculous example is when everyone eats contaminated wheat Krusty Burgers since everyone is vomiting into all the toilets in the house Homer vomits into Lisa's saxophone but it looks completely clean, in reality it would probably shoot or leak from the pipes.
** Another example is in "Lost Our Lisa", when Lisa tries to hitch a ride with Cletus. He holds up a skunk, saying "Sure, but they still goes off even when they's dead." Lisa runs off, both hands over her mouth, presumably to vomit.
** Another ridiculous example is where Homer is Lisa's soccer coach at one pont he vomits into a traffic cone, which should be leaking out the other end.
* Cute example from ''[[
* ''[[King of the Hill]]'' mostly follows this but on a few occasions vomit has been shown on screen such as when Hank grabs a drunk teenager and he vomits over a railing.
** In an episode where transfat is banned Dale and Boomhauer get sick from eating oysters and they vomit with their back to the camera, we get a clear view in front of them but we see nothing.
* In ''[[
* ''[[
* ''[[Batman: The Animated Series
** [[Word of God]] has it that the animators were forced to depict Harley making a "barfing face" immediately after delivering this line, because the censors were afraid viewers would otherwise think that she'd ''urinated'' on his cape.
** In the episode "[[It Makes Sense in Context|The Laughing Fish]]", Harley takes a bite of the fish that Joker was selling on TV with expected results, being slightly allergic to fish.
* ''[[Justice League]]'': Even Batman himself did this. Ace was warping Batman's perception of reality so severely that you see him jerk his head down, make a coughing noise, and then wipe his mouth when his face re-appears on camera.
* ''[[Hey Arnold!]]'': In the Valentine Day episode, Helga (posing as Arnold's penpal Cecile) runs to the bathroom and vomits into the toilet multiple times after she eats "calf's brains and eggs".
* ''[[
** Subverted: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4eYSpIz2FjU Who wants chowder?]
* ''[[
* ''[[Teen Titans (
* Happens on ''[[Nightmare Ned]]'' after a [[Incredible Shrinking Man|doll-sized Ned]] gets spun around in an RC car.
* In ''[[The Grim Adventures of Billy
* ''[[
* ''[[
** In "Him Diddle Riddle," Buttercup is sent into a spin in her fighter copter by the monster she's attacking. She wobbles out of the craft once on the ground and tosses her cookies in a garbage can.
** Bubbles does exactly the same thing in "The Boys Are Back in Town" in response to the Rowdyruff Boys' attempts to disgust them, which included [[Nausea Fuel|having one spit up a loogie that the other one caught in his mouth before spitting it up himself.]]
* In any [[Warner Bros]] or [[MGM]] cartoon whenever a character is about to vomit they [[Green Around the Gills|turn a pale shade of green]] and usually lean over a railing, port, or barrel sometimes making retching sounds.
* In the ''[[My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic
** Applebuck Season's example is notable for being the first time the [[My Little Pony]] franchise has been brave enough to make reference to vomiting, or, in fact, any sort of unpleasant bodily function in any way.
* [[Vomit Indiscretion Shot|BEAUTIFULLY and DISGUSTINGLY averted]], on every occasion, in ''[[
* In the episode "Proteus: Part 2" of the X-Men animated series, Wolverine can be heard retching as he recovers from Proteus' [[Mind Screw]] in the last episode.
* In the ''[[
* In the ''[[
* Tygra from ''[[
* Happens in an early episode of ''[[Arthur (
* [[Daria]] lets fly in the episode ''Malled'' due to the smell of Brittany's perfume. The 'camera' is facing her, but she dips her mouth just below the frame when she heaves to keep the audience from seeing anything.
* In the ''[[Phineas and Ferb]]'' episode ''Does This Duckbill Make Me Look Fat?'', Candace ([[Freaky Friday Flip|who is in Perry's body]]) eats the food that they usually feed Perry. Upon finding out that it's made of worms, it cuts to an outside shot as we hear Candace vomiting all over the floor.
* Bolin from ''[[
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