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* ''Film/OnTheBuses''' opening theme includes the lyrics "There's always gay life on the buses, make sure you leave your bird at home". Nothing out of the ordinary in 1971, unintentionally hilarious in the modern day.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheChipmunkAdventure'' contains a musical number by The Chipettes called "Get Lucky". It is likely about asking someone on a date instead of being an IntercourseWithYou song.
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* Creator/ABCFamily cut the song "Give Your Heart a Try" from the Rankin/Bass animated version of '''WesternAnimation/TwasTheNightBeforeChristmas'' because of the use of the word "gay" in the lyrics.
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* {{Lampshaded}} in the Christmas special ''WesternAnimation/HowMurraySavedChristmas'' when Murray Weiner performs the final musical number:
-->'''Murray''' [glumly]: My life was empty and at an end, I could make a sandwich, but I couldn't make a friend,\\
But thanks to this guy, I'm filled with glee, His best invention was a whole new me. [the song changes to a happy mood]\\
'''Murray''': Now I'm happy and gay,\\
'''Edison''': When?\\
'''Murray''': On Christmas day, Yes, I'm ever so gay,\\
'''Edison''': When?\\
'''Murray''': On Christmas day; I'm incredibly gay, gay as the month of May, Gay, gay, gay, gay, I'm so gay!\\
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'''Murray''' [''nervously resumes his song'']: [[ThatCameOutWrong I don't mean in that way, that way is okay,]] What I'm trying to say— [[DontExplainTheJoke Oh forget it, oy vey!]]
-->'''Murray''' [glumly]: My life was empty and at an end, I could make a sandwich, but I couldn't make a friend,\\
But thanks to this guy, I'm filled with glee, His best invention was a whole new me. [the song changes to a happy mood]\\
'''Murray''': Now I'm happy and gay,\\
'''Edison''': When?\\
'''Murray''': On Christmas day, Yes, I'm ever so gay,\\
'''Edison''': When?\\
'''Murray''': On Christmas day; I'm incredibly gay, gay as the month of May, Gay, gay, gay, gay, I'm so gay!\\
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'''Murray''' [''nervously resumes his song'']: [[ThatCameOutWrong I don't mean in that way, that way is okay,]] What I'm trying to say— [[DontExplainTheJoke Oh forget it, oy vey!]]
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* ''Film/{{Gilda}}:'' After Ballin demonstrates his SwordCane to Johnny, Johnny says "You must lead a gay life."
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** ''Film/ADayAtTheRaces'' has Groucho telling the female lead, "For you, I'd [[InterspeciesRomance make love to a crocodile]]." [[note]]At the time this movie was made (1937) ''make love'' was ''also'' being used in its modern, physical, sense — and Groucho was not shy about his language.[[/note]]
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** ''Film/ADayAtTheRaces'' ''Film/ADayAtTheRaces1937'' has Groucho telling the female lead, "For you, I'd [[InterspeciesRomance make love to a crocodile]]." [[note]]At the time this movie was made (1937) ''make love'' was ''also'' being used in its modern, physical, sense — and Groucho was not shy about his language.[[/note]]
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* In ''{{Film/Belle}}'', much is made of Elizabeth "coming out" and Dido ''not'' "coming out." It did not mean "to announce one's sexual orientation" as it does today: "coming out" meant that one was officially on the marriage market and was looking for suitors.
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* In ''{{Film/Belle}}'', ''Film/Belle2013'', much is made of Elizabeth "coming out" and Dido ''not'' "coming out." It did not mean "to announce one's sexual orientation" as it does today: "coming out" meant that one was officially on the marriage market and was looking for suitors.
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* A movie poster for the 1956 film adaptation of Creator/GeorgeOrwell's ''1984'' rhetorically asked "Will ecstasy be a crime?" They obviously meant "happiness," but anyone who came of age in the 1990s or later is bound to [[WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs think otherwise]].
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* A movie poster for the 1956 film adaptation of Creator/GeorgeOrwell's ''1984'' rhetorically asked "Will ecstasy be a crime?" They obviously meant "happiness," but anyone who came of age in the 1990s or later is bound to [[WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs think otherwise]].
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