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* ''[[Mighty Morphin Power Rangers]]'': The monster of "Foul Play in the Sky" was the Snizzard, a Snake-Lizard monster whose weak spot/power artifact was a golden apple atop his head. This was a Kimberly-centered episode, and Kimberly's weapon is a bow. Cue [[Twang! "Hello."]] + [[Blasting It Out of Their Hands]], and then an arrow to the apple. |
* ''[[Mighty Morphin Power Rangers]]'': The monster of "Foul Play in the Sky" was the Snizzard, a Snake-Lizard monster whose weak spot/power artifact was a golden apple atop his head. This was a Kimberly-centered episode, and Kimberly's weapon is a bow. Cue [[Twang! "Hello."]] + [[Blasting It Out of Their Hands]], and then an arrow to the apple. |
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* ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]''. In "Superstar" Jonathan alters reality to change himself from a geek into a demon-fighting [[James Bond (film)|James Bond]]-expy. One scene has him putting on a blindfold in preparation to shooting apples from the heads of several Initiative soldiers. |
* ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]''. In "Superstar" Jonathan alters reality to change himself from a geek into a demon-fighting [[James Bond (film)|James Bond]]-expy. One scene has him putting on a blindfold in preparation to shooting apples from the heads of several Initiative soldiers. |
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* ''[[Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries]]'': In "Death at the Grand", Phryne's father shoots the hat off the man he was fighting a [[Ten Paces and Turn]] duel against as a way of proving his point. |
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