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So, would Weird Al's 'o/` This is the scene that never ends... o/`' from the UHF commentary a good candidate for an opening quote? The scene itself doesn't quite fit here, but it's a good description.
Just wanted to point out the the story version of Endless Eight only covers the last iteration. Check here http://www.baka-tsuki.org/project/index.php?title=Suzumiya_Haruhi:Volume5_Endless_Eight
if you doubt me.
Great Limmick: Isn't the Garfield and Friends "Lights, please" joke more of a running gag? The difference being that an overly long gag is repeated immediately, while a running gag is repeated at intervals interspersed with other content.
screw-the-duelists-i-have-money-in-america: does the typing scene on the YGO:TAS christmas special count?
Cassius335: "YGO:TAS"?
Ununnilium: Yu-Gi-Oh: The Abridged Series. And IMHO, nah. But see for yourself: http://www.dailymotion.com/LittleKuriboh/video/x1g7rs_ygo-abridged-christmas-special
Andyroid: Gah, what the hell happened to this page?!
What happens when there is an overly large amount of overly long gags which itslef, becomes an overly long gag?
What happens when there is an overly large amount of overly long gags about overly long gags which itself, becomes an overly long gag?
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- You might have heard some Pokemon fans liek mudkips. With the power of You Tube, nobody ever wants to hear from a Mudkip ever again.
This is just Memetic Mutation, isn't it? Having many different people make the same gag isn't the same as a single Overly Long Gag.
- Arrested Development: "Momma. Momma. Momma. Momma. Momma. Mommy. Mommy. Mommy. Mommy. Mom. Mom. Mom. Mom. Mom. Mom. Momma. Momma. Momma. Momma. Momma. Mommy." "WHAT?!" "...I love you!"
...wasn't this from Family Guy? Or am I confused? @@
- Given that the fights always stop the plot of the episode dead in its tracks for several minutes, this troper would say guilty as charged.
- I thought the "Oh, I just love repetition!" line was one of the infrequent moments where Stewie vocalizes what a real one-year-old thinks. Because we all know how toddlers love the same songs, the same cartoon and the same jokes, over and over and over and over...
- Again, just a rare example of Stewie acting like a real toddler.
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Filibusters, by themselves, aren't an example. There has to be an actual gag involved.
Also, cutting out all the "NOOO!"/"They're all gonna laugh at you!" stuff from the Other section. Only funny to those who already know the gag, and annoying otherwise.
High Five: That "repeatedly used on this very wiki" thing is bothersome.
Civanfan: Crap, I knew I should've restored it to the way it was when that guy expanded it so much! I guess I dawdled too long. I can't restore the original joke now...
Etherjammer: Removed the Ferris Buellers Day Off reference from Film; that sequence doesn't go on nearly as long as people think it does. (Subjectively Long Gag?)
What's this about a 72-minute version of Haddaway's "What is love"? I'm curious, but I can't find anything on it anywhere.
Vulpy: I wanted to thank whoever added that Hollywood Squares example. I saw that episode live with my mom (our family was going through difficult times), and it really brings back memories for me. Something of a Tear Jerker, honestly.
