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* In the third episode of season 2 of Series/TheMandalorian, Mando, Cara, Greef and Mythrol—their landspeeder driver—enter an Imperial base to destroy it. As they enter through the garage, Mythrol points at an armored speeder and says: "Look, it's a mint Trexler Marauder!" Nice job hanging that lampshade on ChekhovsGun, Mythrol. (Yes, they later use it to escape with.)
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* In the third episode of season 2 of Series/TheMandalorian, ''Series/TheMandalorian'', Mando, Cara, Greef and Mythrol—their landspeeder driver—enter an Imperial base to destroy it. As they enter through the garage, Mythrol points at an armored speeder under a tarp and says: "Look, it's a mint Trexler Marauder!" Nice job hanging that lampshade on ChekhovsGun, Mythrol. (Yes, they later use it to escape with.)
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* In the third episode of season 2 of Series/TheMandalorian, Mando, Cara, Greef and Mythrol—their landspeeder driver—enter an Imperial base to destroy it. As they enter through the garage, Mythrol points at an armored speeder and says: "Look, it's a mint Trexler Marauder!" Nice job hanging that lampshade on ChekhovsGun, Mythrol. (Yes, they later use it to escape with.)
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** "Bad Boys" has a subplot about Roy trying to go an entire day without saying "have you tried turning it on and turning it off again", remarking that it's "like my CatchPhrase or something."
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** "Bad Boys" has a subplot about Roy trying to go an entire day without saying "have you tried turning it on off and turning it off on again", remarking that it's "like my CatchPhrase or something."
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** [[Recap/DoctorWhoS27E9TheEmptyChild "The Empty Child"]]/[[Recap/DoctorWhoS27E10TheDoctorDances "The Doctor Dances"]]:
*** The line quoted above, referring to the fact that none of the new series' stories had yet ventured beyond the vicinity of Earth.
*** Rose asks the Doctor how he gets along using only "the Doctor" as a name.
*** The line quoted above, referring to the fact that none of the new series' stories had yet ventured beyond the vicinity of Earth.
*** Rose asks the Doctor how he gets along using only "the Doctor" as a name.
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** In [[Recap/DoctorWhoS27E9TheEmptyChild "The Empty Child"]]/[[Recap/DoctorWhoS27E10TheDoctorDances "The Doctor Dances"]]:
*** The line quoted above, referring to the fact that none of the new series' stories had yet ventured beyond the vicinity of Earth.
***Dances"]], Rose asks the Doctor how he gets along using only "the Doctor" as a name.
*** The line quoted above, referring to the fact that none of the new series' stories had yet ventured beyond the vicinity of Earth.
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** The Doctor doesn't like Sundays, but he views Saturdays as big temporal tipping points where anything can happen. ''Series/DoctorWho'' has most traditionally aired in the UK on Saturday evenings.
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** Speaking of Rory, [[spoiler:''the Silence'']] lampshaded his Kenny-ness by [[Recap/DoctorWhoS32E13TheWeddingOfRiverSong calling him]]: "The man who dies and dies again."\\\
Rory himself lampshaded it first in both [[Recap/DoctorWhoS32E6TheAlmostPeople "The Almost People"]] and [[Recap/DoctorWhoS32E9NightTerrors "Night Terrors"]].\\\
And again in [[Recap/DoctorWhoS33E5TheAngelsTakeManhattan "The Angels Take Manhattan"]]. About to [[spoiler:commit suicide to kill the Weeping Angels]], Amy asks him, "And you think you'll just come back to life?" Rory replies, "When ''don't'' I?"
Rory himself lampshaded it first in both [[Recap/DoctorWhoS32E6TheAlmostPeople "The Almost People"]] and [[Recap/DoctorWhoS32E9NightTerrors "Night Terrors"]].\\\
And again in [[Recap/DoctorWhoS33E5TheAngelsTakeManhattan "The Angels Take Manhattan"]]. About to [[spoiler:commit suicide to kill the Weeping Angels]], Amy asks him, "And you think you'll just come back to life?" Rory replies, "When ''don't'' I?"
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** Speaking of Rory, [[spoiler:''the Silence'']] Rory's Kenny-ness is lampshaded his Kenny-ness by on several occasions:
***The Silence [[Recap/DoctorWhoS32E13TheWeddingOfRiverSongcalling him]]: call him]] "The man who dies and dies again."\\\
Rory"
***Rory himself lampshaded itfirst in both [[Recap/DoctorWhoS32E6TheAlmostPeople "The Almost People"]] and [[Recap/DoctorWhoS32E9NightTerrors "Night Terrors"]].\\\
And again inTerrors"]].
--->"We're dead. Again."
***In [[Recap/DoctorWhoS33E5TheAngelsTakeManhattan "The Angels TakeManhattan"]]. About Manhattan"]], Rory is about to [[spoiler:commit suicide to kill the Weeping Angels]], Angels]]. When Amy asks him, "And you think you'll just come back to life?" Rory replies, "When ''don't'' I?"
***The Silence [[Recap/DoctorWhoS32E13TheWeddingOfRiverSong
Rory
***Rory himself lampshaded it
And again in
--->"We're dead. Again."
***In [[Recap/DoctorWhoS33E5TheAngelsTakeManhattan "The Angels Take
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* In ''Series/wtFOCK'' (the Flemish remake of Norwegian ''Series/Skam'') Robbe jokes in one of the first clips that what's happening between Jana and Britt is a 'high school drama', with which the creators show they're aware they're using tropes common in this genre (to which wtFOCK might be counted).
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* In ''Series/wtFOCK'' (the Flemish remake of Norwegian ''Series/Skam'') Robbe jokes in one of the first clips that what's happening between Jana and Britt is a 'high school drama', with which the creators show they're aware they're using tropes common in this genre (to which wtFOCK might be counted).
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* In an episode of ''Series/TheGoldenGirls'', Blanche makes a comment about how she appreciates help from others. "I have always depended upon the kindness of strangers." Someone else lampshades that she stole that line from the character also named Blanche in the play ''Theatre/AStreetCarNamedDesire''.
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[[folder:A]] In the opening episode Marvel's ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'' a swordfish is found atop a bottle near a bootlegger in 1931. This reminds [[spoiler]] LMD [[/spoiler]] Coulson of a speakeasy near a future SHIELD safehouse and that 'Swordfish' is the password. Enroute to the speakeasy it is mentioned that ''Film/Horsefeathers'', from which '[[ThePasswordIsAlwaysSwordfish]]' sprung wouldn't be released until the following year.
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[[folder:A]] In the opening episode Marvel's ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'' ''Series/{{AgentsOfSHIELD}}'' a swordfish is found atop a bottle near a bootlegger in 1931. This reminds [[spoiler]] LMD [[/spoiler]] Coulson of a speakeasy near a future SHIELD safehouse and that 'Swordfish' is the password. Enroute to the speakeasy it is mentioned that ''Film/Horsefeathers'', from which '[[ThePasswordIsAlwaysSwordfish]]' sprung wouldn't be released until the following year.
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[[folder:A]] In the opening episode of season seven of Marvel's ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'' a swordfish is found atop a bottle near a bootlegger in 1931. This reminds [[spoiler:LMD]] Coulson of a speakeasy near a future SHIELD safehouse and that 'Swordfish' is the password. Enroute to the speakeasy it is mentioned that ''Film/Horsefeathers'', from which '[[ThePasswordIsAlwaysSwordfish The Password is Always Swordfish]]' sprung wouldn't be released until the following year.
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[[folder:A]] In the opening episode of season seven of Marvel's ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'' a swordfish is found atop a bottle near a bootlegger in 1931. This reminds [[spoiler:LMD]] [[spoiler]] LMD [[/spoiler]] Coulson of a speakeasy near a future SHIELD safehouse and that 'Swordfish' is the password. Enroute to the speakeasy it is mentioned that ''Film/Horsefeathers'', from which '[[ThePasswordIsAlwaysSwordfish The Password is Always Swordfish]]' '[[ThePasswordIsAlwaysSwordfish]]' sprung wouldn't be released until the following year.
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[[folder:A]] In the opening episode of season seven of Marvel's ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'' a swordfish is found atop a bottle near a bootlegger in 1931. This reminds [[spoiler:LMD]] Coulson of a speakeasy near a future SHIELD safehouse and that 'Swordfish' is the password. Enroute to the speakeasy it is mentioned that [[Film/Horsefeathers]], from which '[[ThePasswordIsAlwaysSwordfish The Password is Always Swordfish]]' sprung wouldn't be released until the following year.
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[[folder:A]] In the opening episode of season seven of Marvel's ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'' a swordfish is found atop a bottle near a bootlegger in 1931. This reminds [[spoiler:LMD]] Coulson of a speakeasy near a future SHIELD safehouse and that 'Swordfish' is the password. Enroute to the speakeasy it is mentioned that [[Film/Horsefeathers]], ''Film/Horsefeathers'', from which '[[ThePasswordIsAlwaysSwordfish The Password is Always Swordfish]]' sprung wouldn't be released until the following year.
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[[folder:A]] In the opening episode of season seven of Marvel's ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'' a swordfish is found atop a bottle near a bootlegger in 1931. This reminds [[spoiler:LMD]] Coulson of a speakeasy near a future SHIELD safehouse and that 'Swordfish' is the password. Enroute to the speakeasy it is mentioned that [[Film/Horsefeathers:Horsefeathers]], from which '[[ThePasswordIsAlwaysSwordfish The Password is Always Swordfish]]' sprung wouldn't be released until the following year.
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[[folder:A]] In the opening episode of season seven of Marvel's ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'' a swordfish is found atop a bottle near a bootlegger in 1931. This reminds [[spoiler:LMD]] Coulson of a speakeasy near a future SHIELD safehouse and that 'Swordfish' is the password. Enroute to the speakeasy it is mentioned that [[Film/Horsefeathers:Horsefeathers]], [[Film/Horsefeathers]], from which '[[ThePasswordIsAlwaysSwordfish The Password is Always Swordfish]]' sprung wouldn't be released until the following year.
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[[folder:A]] In the opening episode of season seven of Marvel's ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'' a swordfish is found atop a bottle near a bootlegger in 1931. This reminds [[spoiler:LMD]] Coulson of a speakeasy near a future SHIELD safehouse and that 'Swordfish' is the password. Enroute to the speakeasy it is mentioned that Horsefeathers, [[Film/Horsefeathers:Horsefeathers]], from which '[[ThePasswordIsAlwaysSwordfish The Password is Always Swordfish]]' sprung wouldn't be released until the following year.
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[[folder:A]] In the opening episode of season seven of Marvel's ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'' a swordfish is found atop a bottle near a bootlegger in 1931. This reminds [[spoiler:LMD]] Coulson of a speakeasy near a future SHIELD safehouse and that 'Swordfish' is the password. Enroute to the speakeasy it is mentioned that Horsefeathers, from which '[[ThePasswordIsAlwaysSwordfish The Password is Always Swordfish]]' sprung wouldn't be released until the following year.
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[[folder:A]] In the opening episode Marvel's ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'' a swordfish is found atop a bottle near a bootlegger in 1931. This reminds [[spoiler]] LMD [[/spoiler]] [[spoiler:LMD]] Coulson of a speakeasy near a future SHIELD safehouse and that 'Swordfish' is the password. Enroute to the speakeasy it is mentioned that Horsefeathers, from which '[[ThePasswordIsAlwaysSwordfish The Password is Always Swordfish]]' sprung wouldn't be released until the following year.
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[[folder:A]] In the opening episode Marvel's ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'' a swordfish is found atop a bottle near a bootlegger in 1931. This reminds [[spoiler]] LMD [[/spoiler]] Coulson of a speakeasy near a future SHIELD safehouse and that 'Swordfish' is the password. Enroute to the speakeasy it is mentioned that Horsefeathers, from which '[[ThePasswordIsAlwaysSwordfish "The The Password is Always Swordfish"]]' Swordfish]]' sprung wouldn't be released until the following year.
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[[folder:A]] In the opening episode Marvel's ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'' a swordfish is found atop a bottle near a bootlegger in 1931. This reminds [[spoiler]] LMD [[/spoiler]] Coulson of a speakeasy near a future SHIELD safehouse and that 'Swordfish' is the password. Enroute to the speakeasy it is mentioned that Horsefeathers, from which '[[ThePasswordIsAlwaysSwordfish]]' '[[ThePasswordIsAlwaysSwordfish "The Password is Always Swordfish"]]' sprung wouldn't be released until the following year.
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* In ''Series/wtFOCK'' (the Flemish remake of Norwegian ''Series/Skam''), Robbe jokes in one of the first clips that they see in a real life 'high school drama'. By this, it is shown that the creators realise the obvious similarities with that genre.
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* In ''Series/wtFOCK'' (the Flemish remake of Norwegian ''Series/Skam''), ''Series/Skam'') Robbe jokes in one of the first clips that they see in what's happening between Jana and Britt is a real life 'high school drama'. By this, it is shown that drama', with which the creators realise the obvious similarities with that genre.
show they're aware they're using tropes common in this genre (to which wtFOCK might be counted).
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* In ''Series/wtFOCK'' (the Flemish remake of Norwegian ''Series/Skam''), Robbe jokes in one of the first clips that they see in a real life 'high school drama'. By this, it is shown that the creators realise the obvious similarities with that genre.
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** "Heisenberg compensators" are used to explain how [[TeleportersAndTransporters transporters]] work in spite of the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle.
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** "Heisenberg compensators" are used to explain how [[TeleportersAndTransporters [[{{Teleportation}} transporters]] work in spite of the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle.
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* The ''Series/{{CSI}}'' episode of 2008-05-08, "Two and a Half Deaths", was one long series of lampshades being hung.
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* The ''Series/{{CSI}}'' episode of 2008-05-08, "Two and a Half Deaths", Deaths," was one long series of lampshades being hung.
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** CreepyMortician Sid Hammerback is forever finding weird things in or on corpses. In "Nine Thirteen," the team is called to the scene of yet another suspicious death at Building 913; 37 people have died in various ways there since the original owner committed suicide by jumping decades before. The victim is wearing a steampunk-type mask and has a lipstick kiss on one cheek. Then Don realizes something:
-->'''Flack:''' Hey, Sid, how come they only ever call you out for the really strange ones?
-->'''Sid:''' They...didn't call me. But, uh, this was one I was not going to miss.
** Late in season 9, some of the team lampshade the QuipToBlack puns that are so prevalent in the franchise. Sheldon has placed some evidence in the super glue chamber:
-->'''Jo:''' I think your cake is done.
-->'''Sheldon:''' Then let's hope it'll be the icing on the case.
--> Danny and Lindsay moan, make faces, say "Ew" and such.
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** CreepyMortician Sid Hammerback is forever finding weird things in or on corpses. In "Nine Thirteen," the team is called to the scene of yet another suspicious death at Building 913; 37 people have died in various ways there since the original owner committed suicide by jumping decades before. The victim is wearing a steampunk-type mask and has a lipstick kiss on one cheek. Then Don realizes something:
-->'''Flack:''' Hey, Sid, how come they only ever call you out for the really strange ones?
-->'''Sid:''' They...didn't call me. But, uh, this was one I was not going to miss.
** Late in season 9, some of the team lampshade the QuipToBlack puns that are so prevalent in the franchise. Sheldon has placed some evidence in the super glue chamber:
-->'''Jo:''' I think your cake is done.
-->'''Sheldon:''' Then let's hope it'll be the icing on the case.
--> Danny and Lindsay moan, make faces, say "Ew" and such.
-->'''Jo:''' [off camera, as Sheldon grins] I dunno, I kinda liked that one.
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** The UNIT captain in [[Recap/DoctorWhoS30E15PlanetOfTheDead "Planet of the Dead"]]: "I can't believe it! Guns that ''work!''"
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** The UNIT captain in [[Recap/DoctorWhoS30E15PlanetOfTheDead "Planet of the Dead"]]: "I can't don't believe it! Guns that ''work!''"''work!''"
** [[Recap/DoctorWhoS31E8TheHungryEarth "The Hungry Earth"]]: The Doctor and Nasreen go deep underground, where it should be extremely hot, but it isn't. Nasreen asks why, and the Doctor admits that he doesn't know, then they both shrug it off.
** [[Recap/DoctorWhoS31E8TheHungryEarth "The Hungry Earth"]]: The Doctor and Nasreen go deep underground, where it should be extremely hot, but it isn't. Nasreen asks why, and the Doctor admits that he doesn't know, then they both shrug it off.
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** In "Fistful of Datas", Jean-luc Picard, who is portrayed of course by Sir Creator/PatrickStewart, a highly acclaimed and beloved actor, and well trained in both film and stage drama, declines an invitation by Beverly Crusher to be a part of an Enterprise play on the reason that he is "not much of an actor."
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** And of course, most of the show is nothing but this as it features the characters riffing on movies that embody every trope ever thought of.
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** The finale has an exhausted-with-life House admit that "nobody cares about the medicine" when there's juicy emotional issues instead.
** In Season 8's "Parents", House tells Adams that it's one thing to be screwed up, it's another to glamorize others being screwed up, lampshading the MisaimedFandom who think he's awesome and miss the point that he's a miserably angry drug addict in pain [[spoiler: who eventually realizes he can do better and fakes his death/quits his ego-serving job to be with Wilson in his final months]].
** In Season 8's "Parents", House tells Adams that it's one thing to be screwed up, it's another to glamorize others being screwed up, lampshading the MisaimedFandom who think he's awesome and miss the point that he's a miserably angry drug addict in pain [[spoiler: who eventually realizes he can do better and fakes his death/quits his ego-serving job to be with Wilson in his final months]].
