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* In ''Series/{{What We Do in the Shadows|2019}}'' Lazlo is picked up by animal control in bat form and locked in a cage at their facility. Nandor's plan to rescue him is to turn into a dog so that he can gain access to the facility by being picked up by animal control, which entails getting locked in a cage. He's no more able to escape it than Laszlo.
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* In ''Series/{{What We Do in the Shadows|2019}}'' Shadows|2019}}'':
** Lazlo is picked up by animal control in bat form and locked in a cage at their facility. Nandor's plan to rescue him is to turn into a dog so that he can gain access to the facility by being picked up by animal control, which entails getting locked in a cage. He's no more able to escape it than Laszlo.
** When trying to get a young Colin Robinson a place in a private school they repeatedly mess up the interview, mind-wipe the interviewer, and start over while making changes to the setup without considering their implications, reaching its peak when they make the interviewer believe he is Collin's father asking ''them'' to let him in. It fails to occur to them that instead of trying to make a good impression on the interviewer they could just hypnotize him into accepting Colin. They also forget that repeatedly hypnotizing someone like this is extremely bad for the brain, and the interviewer suffers a stroke shortly after.
** Lazlo is picked up by animal control in bat form and locked in a cage at their facility. Nandor's plan to rescue him is to turn into a dog so that he can gain access to the facility by being picked up by animal control, which entails getting locked in a cage. He's no more able to escape it than Laszlo.
** When trying to get a young Colin Robinson a place in a private school they repeatedly mess up the interview, mind-wipe the interviewer, and start over while making changes to the setup without considering their implications, reaching its peak when they make the interviewer believe he is Collin's father asking ''them'' to let him in. It fails to occur to them that instead of trying to make a good impression on the interviewer they could just hypnotize him into accepting Colin. They also forget that repeatedly hypnotizing someone like this is extremely bad for the brain, and the interviewer suffers a stroke shortly after.
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* ''Series/{{Temps de chien|2023}}'': At the end of the second episode, Antoine receives a call on his cellphone for an interview. He hangs up and then decides to throw the phone to the water in frustration. Immediately after that, he exclaims "Shit!" three times in a row over what he just did and tries to retrieve the phone as he needs it to contact any of his loved ones if the need arises.
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* ''Series/TheUmbrellaAcademy2019'': Sure, Luther, [[spoiler:go ahead and lock your brother up like a rabid animal following a genuine accident and despite your siblings' protests, knowing that he's in the throes of a superpower-induced mental breakdown. See [[TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt what happens]] when he breaks free]].
* In ''Series/WhatWeDoInTheShadows2019'' Lazlo is picked up by animal control in bat form and locked in a cage at their facility. Nandor's plan to rescue him is to turn into a dog so that he can gain access to the facility by being picked up by animal control, which entails getting locked in a cage. He's no more able to escape it than Laszlo.
* In ''Series/WhatWeDoInTheShadows2019'' Lazlo is picked up by animal control in bat form and locked in a cage at their facility. Nandor's plan to rescue him is to turn into a dog so that he can gain access to the facility by being picked up by animal control, which entails getting locked in a cage. He's no more able to escape it than Laszlo.
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* ''Series/TheUmbrellaAcademy2019'': ''Series/{{The Umbrella Academy|2019}}'': Sure, Luther, [[spoiler:go ahead and lock your brother up like a rabid animal following a genuine accident and despite your siblings' protests, knowing that he's in the throes of a superpower-induced mental breakdown. See [[TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt what happens]] when he breaks free]].
* In''Series/WhatWeDoInTheShadows2019'' ''Series/{{What We Do in the Shadows|2019}}'' Lazlo is picked up by animal control in bat form and locked in a cage at their facility. Nandor's plan to rescue him is to turn into a dog so that he can gain access to the facility by being picked up by animal control, which entails getting locked in a cage. He's no more able to escape it than Laszlo.
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** In the final episodes of Season 4, Spike schemes to break up the Scoobies by exploiting the existing tensions between the group, and then planting evidence to lure Buffy into a trap as part of BigBad Adam's plan. However, after all is said and done, Adam points out that Spike gave Willow the evidence, and Willow won't be speaking to Buffy now thanks to Spike's manipulations. Spike quickly goes out to fix his scheme. Amusingly enough, this exchange was added into the series after the writers themselves realized the error of Spike's plan only after the initial episode was already filmed.
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** In the final episodes of Season 4, Spike schemes to break up the Scoobies by exploiting the existing tensions between the group, and then planting evidence to lure Buffy into a trap as part of BigBad Adam's plan. However, after all is said and done, Adam points out that Spike gave Willow the evidence, evidence to decrypt (as she's the team member who knows how to hack), and Willow won't be speaking to Buffy now thanks to Spike's manipulations. Spike quickly goes out to fix his scheme. Amusingly enough, this exchange was added into the series after the writers themselves realized the error of Spike's plan only after the initial episode was already filmed.
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** In the final episodes of Season 4, Spike schemes to break up the Scoobies by exploiting the existing tensions between the group, and then planting evidence to lure Buffy into a trap as part of Adam's plan. However, after all is said and done, Adam points out that Spike gave Willow the evidence, and Willow won't be speaking to Buffy now. Spike quickly goes out to fix his scheme. Amusingly enough, this exchange was added into the series after the writers themselves realized the error of Spike's plan only after the initial episode was already filmed.
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** In the final episodes of Season 4, Spike schemes to break up the Scoobies by exploiting the existing tensions between the group, and then planting evidence to lure Buffy into a trap as part of BigBad Adam's plan. However, after all is said and done, Adam points out that Spike gave Willow the evidence, and Willow won't be speaking to Buffy now.now thanks to Spike's manipulations. Spike quickly goes out to fix his scheme. Amusingly enough, this exchange was added into the series after the writers themselves realized the error of Spike's plan only after the initial episode was already filmed.
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** Apparently, when she had Willow activate all Slayers worldwide, it never occurred to Buffy at that moment that [[BewareTheSuperman not all of the newly empowered Slayers would be willing to use their powers for good]], with one Slayer in particular, Simone Doffler, becoming a terrorist and obsessed with killing her, and another Slayer, Dana, having been driven AxeCrazy thanks to a psychopath kidnapping and [[BeingTorturedMakesYouEvil torturing her]] as a child.
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** Apparently, when she had Willow activate all Slayers worldwide, worldwide in Season 7, it never occurred to Buffy at that moment that [[BewareTheSuperman not all of the newly empowered Slayers would be willing to use their powers for good]], with one Slayer in particular, Simone Doffler, becoming a terrorist and obsessed with killing her, her to become top dog, and another Slayer, Dana, having been driven AxeCrazy thanks to a psychopath kidnapping and [[BeingTorturedMakesYouEvil torturing her]] as a child.child. Although even if it had occurred to her, it would have been a TheNeedsOfTheMany situation with the First Evil having been on the verge of unleashing an apocalypse at the end of Season 7.
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* ''Series/Charmed1998'': When Chris asks Phoebe for help getting Piper and Leo back together in time for his conception (Chris is Piper and Leo's KidFromTheFuture), Phoebe points out that Chris is the one who separated Piper and Leo in the first place. Phoebe insists it's not her fault that Chris didn't think things through, though she does eventually agree to help him.
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* ''Series/Charmed1998'': When Chris asks Phoebe for help getting Piper and Leo back together in time for his conception (Chris is Piper and Leo's KidFromTheFuture), Phoebe points out that Chris is the one who separated Piper and Leo in the first place.place so that he could take Leo's place as the Charmed Ones' whitelighter to pursue his agenda of preventing his older brother Wyatt from turning evil in the future. Phoebe insists it's not her fault that Chris didn't think things through, though she does eventually agree to help him. Chris merely says he was too absorbed in saving the world to check the dates on the calendar, which isn't a very convincing excuse. Out-of-universe, this was the result of RealLifeWritesThePlot - Chris had always been intended to be Piper and Leo's son, but wasn't going to be born so soon. Piper's actress became pregnant and her pregnancy was written into the show. [[invoked]]
