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* ''[[The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy]]'' "Fear and Loathing in Endsville" were Grim, Dracula are in the back of truck with the truck driver while the truck is in motion. Grim hangs it. |
* ''[[The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy]]'' "Fear and Loathing in Endsville" were Grim, Dracula are in the back of truck with the truck driver while the truck is in motion. Grim hangs it. |
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* [[Trope Namers|The trope namer]] is one of the animated episodes of ''[[Clerks]]'' that involved an anime-inspired sequence with this famous statement by the overenthusiastic narrator: "Who is driving?!...Oh my God! Bear is driving! How can this be?!" |
* [[Trope Namers|The trope namer]] is one of the animated episodes of ''[[Clerks]]'' that involved an anime-inspired sequence with this famous statement by the overenthusiastic narrator: "Who is driving?!...Oh my God! Bear is driving! How can this be?!" |
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* In the [[The Simpsons|Treehouse of Horror]] segment "Nightmare at 5 1/2 Feet", Otto is seen with the students at one point. Once Milhouse points this out, he immediately rushes back to the wheel. |
* In the [[The Simpsons (animation)|Treehouse of Horror]] segment "Nightmare at 5 1/2 Feet", Otto is seen with the students at one point. Once Milhouse points this out, he immediately rushes back to the wheel. |
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** It's not the only time Otto has done this. "Who's driving the bus?" "What bus?" |
** It's not the only time Otto has done this. "Who's driving the bus?" "What bus?" |
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* The [[Classic Disney Short]] ''Mickey's Trailer'' (1938) had a scene where Goofy, who was driving, stepped back into the trailer to have lunch with his pals. All sorts of near-misses and almost-crashes occurred. |
* The [[Classic Disney Short]] ''Mickey's Trailer'' (1938) had a scene where Goofy, who was driving, stepped back into the trailer to have lunch with his pals. All sorts of near-misses and almost-crashes occurred. |
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