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== Film ==
* ''[[Dog Soldiers]]'' example: The main characters need a distraction to divert the werewolves.
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''Everyone looks at Spoon, who wasn't listening.''
'''Spoon:''' What? You what? }}
* In ''[[Sneakers]]'', the team want to set their victim up with a blind date to steal his identity, and they're trying to figure out which of the women they know would be appropriate. Liz says, based on his trash, that he's looking for someone "meticulous; refined; anal", and everyone looks at ''her''.
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* On an episode of ''[[Taxi]]'', Alex and Louie have a bet going on who can make the most money in a night of cabbing. Louie brings in more money, but Alex makes enough in tips to make slightly more than Louie. The question of the winner comes down to whether the tips Alex has collected count towards the total. They decide to let a person who didn't bet make the decision, but only one person in the entire garage didn't do so. Cue everyone staring at Latka as he eats a bucket of chicken. Oblivious, he looks up and says, "Would anyone like a bite?"
* In the ''[[Red Dwarf]]'' episode "White Hole", the ship has shut down and the crew need to get through all the sealed doors:
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'''Everyone looks at Kryten the android.'''
'''Kryten:''' 53 doors?! You can't [[Gilligan Cut|be serious]]! }}
* In the [[Mystery Science Theater 3000]] episode ''The Magic Voyage of Sinbad'' Sinbad and his crew are being tossed in a storm and decide the only way they can appease Poseidon (whom Sinbad has angered) is with a sacrifice.
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* In the [[Legend of the Seeker]] episode "Princess", the gang needs to rescue Kahlan. Through a complicated series of events, they need to complete their disguise with a princess (or someone posing as one). Subverted slightly because most of the main characters in the show ''think'' before talking on at least a semi-regular basis, so the "why are you looking at me" bit is implied.
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'''Zedd''' Mhm.
'''Cara''' [Beat] [jaw drops] Oh no. }}
** To fully understand this, remember Cara is a Mord-Sith. The Mord-Sith are the warrior-protector-women that serve the Lord Rahl. They're his (magically imbued) bodyguards, expert (and magical) torturers, consorts if the Lord Rahl asks of them, and feared throughout D'Hara and the Midlands. They wear blood-red, skintight leather so that the blood won't stain their similar brown or white leather outfits. They have been known to kill squads of enemies on their own, are fanatically loyal, and frighteningly resourceful. Richard and Zedd are asking her to put on a dress.
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== Web Comics ==
* In [[Dominic Deegan]], [[Talking Animal|Spark]] gets one of these moments when the orcs around him realize he might be useful as a magical link to Dominic. [https://web.archive.org/web/20140921215017/http://www.dominic-deegan.com/view.php?date=2009-05-05 Comic, here.]
== Web Original ==
* In [[Red vs. Blue]] when the Blues need one of them to distract Sheila the Tank.
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'''Caboose:''' Hey, everyone is looking at me. I love when they do that. Hi everybody! }}
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* In the ''[[Futurama]]'' movie ''The Beast with a Billion Backs'', Bender suggests that an unmanned probe be sent to the transdimensional rupture. All eyes then turn to Bender, who goes, "What?"
** Also the episode "A Tale of Two Santas":
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* ''[[James and the Giant Peach]]'', film version:
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'''Mr. Earthworm:''' Bird bait?! Where d'you expect we'll find ''bird bait'' out here in the middle of the... of the... (Ms. Ladybug pulls out a cowbell) Have they lost their minds?! }}
* Prince Naveen in [[The Princess and the Frog]] causes this to happen to a redneck that captures Tiana. He places himself on the guy's head, and lets the other two rednecks in the canoe see him. As the two raise their clubs...
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'''(Cue blunt force trauma)''' }}
* [[Transformers Animated|Bumblebee]] tends to play the bait a lot, and eventually comes out with this:
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* [[Averted]] on ''[[Young Justice (animation)|Young Justice]]''
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* The [[Jimmy Neutron]] episode "Jimmy For President" has a [[Double Subversion]]. When Ms. Fowl announces that one kid hasn't voted yet (who turns out to be Carl), nobody looks at anybody. However, when Carl says [[Tempting Fate|"Why is everybody looking at me?"]], the students immediately turn their heads at Carl.
* ''[[The Simpsons (animation)|The Simpsons]]'' - Having secretly released Mr Burns's [[Caligula's Horse|canary scapegoat]] (yes, really), Homer tells him the plant is undergoing a surprise inspection. Burns starts wracking his brains for a suitable patsy, with Homer repeatedly popping up in front of him and going "Hello!"
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Homer: Why are you looking at me like that? }}
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