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* In [[Ride/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyMissionBreakout Guardians of the Galaxy – Mission: BREAKOUT!]] at the end of the ride, All the guardians thank the audience for their help, Leading to Drax saying "Why are you thanking them they did nothing, You should be thanking me". Mocking the illusion of an audience participation on interactive amusement park rides.
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* In [[Ride/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyMissionBreakout Guardians of the Galaxy – Mission: BREAKOUT!]] at BREAKOUT!]]:
** At the end of the ride, All the guardians thank the audience for their help, Leading to Draxsaying "Why are you thanking pointing out how they didn't actually do anything but watch them they did nothing, You should be thanking me".fight. Mocking the illusion of an audience participation on interactive amusement park rides.
** At the end of the ride, All the guardians thank the audience for their help, Leading to Drax
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-->'''Violet:''' Sure, slap our names on an old ride!
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-->'''Violet:''' Sure, slap our names on an old ride!ride!\\
'''Edna:''' Quite normal, darling. Corporations call it "synergy".
'''Edna:''' Quite normal, darling. Corporations call it "synergy".
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* For a time, Wrestling/WWESmackDownaired on Creator/MyNetworkTV, a programming service run by Creator/{{Fox}} to provide a set of programming for stations that would otherwise have to deal with the syndication market. This led Wrestling/JohnCena to once quip "I’ll be honest with you, I didn't realize I even had a network!"
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* For a time, Wrestling/WWESmackDownaired Wrestling/WWESmackDown aired on Creator/MyNetworkTV, a programming service run by Creator/{{Fox}} to provide a set of programming for stations that would otherwise have to deal with the syndication market. This led Wrestling/JohnCena to once quip "I’ll be honest with you, I didn't realize I even had a network!"
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* For a time, WWE [[Wrestling/WWESmackDown Friday Night SmackDown!]] aired on Creator/MyNetworkTV, a programming service run by Creator/{{Fox}} to provide a set of programming for stations that would otherwise have to deal with the syndication market. This led Wrestling/JohnCena to once quip that "To be honest, I didn't even know I had a network!"
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* For a time, WWE [[Wrestling/WWESmackDown Friday Night SmackDown!]] aired Wrestling/WWESmackDownaired on Creator/MyNetworkTV, a programming service run by Creator/{{Fox}} to provide a set of programming for stations that would otherwise have to deal with the syndication market. This led Wrestling/JohnCena to once quip that "To "I’ll be honest, honest with you, I didn't realize I even know I had a network!"
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* {{Inverted}} in Creator/PGWodehouse's ''Uncle Dynamite:'' "The last thing we desire being to cast aspersions on publishers, a most respectable class of men..."
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* Shortly before the WWF and the USWA entered into a talent sharing agreement in the early 90s USWA promoter Jerry Jarrett ([[Wrestling/JeffJarrett Jeff's]] dad) warned his locker room that if they were on any steroids they better stop, because Vince wouldn't book anyone that couldn't pass a drug test. Dutch Mantel burst out laughing and replied "Hell Jerry, [[NoBudget with the way you're paying us]] we're barely on '''food'''!"
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* In 1989, ''Series/SesameStreet'' had a pledge-drive special called ''Sesame Street, Special'' that aired on PBS (Public Broadcasting Service). At one point, Kermit interviews Oscar the Grouch to ask him why he likes public television, but Oscar doesn't like any of the PBS shows Kermit mentions. Giving up, Kermit starts to introduce the pledge break, which attracts Oscar's interest.
-->'''Oscar:''' Is that where they have all those phones ringing all at once?\\
'''Kermit:''' Uh... yeah.\\
'''Oscar:''' Ah. Sufficient to drive one mad?\\
'''Kermit:''' Well, you... you might say so.\\
'''Oscar:''' And they interrupt the program at the most exciting part, just to show you those phones ringing?\\
'''Kermit:''' Well... uh... usually, yeah. That is when they interrupt it.\\
'''Oscar:''' Heaven! And then some poor guy has to sit out front and tell you to send money, and all the while, thousands of phones are ringing like crazy so you can hardly hear him anyway, and you just want to see how the program ends?\\
'''Kermit:''' Uh... yeah.\\
'''Oscar:''' I ''love'' that! When can I see it?\\
'''Kermit:''' Well, right now.\\
'''Oscar:''' On PBS?\\
'''Kermit:''' Yeah.\\
'''Oscar:''' Wow! Let me turn on my TV!
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* In 1989, ''Series/SesameStreet'' had a pledge-drive special called ''Sesame Street, Special'' that aired on PBS (Public Broadcasting Service). At one point, Kermit interviews Oscar the Grouch to ask him why he likes public television, but Oscar doesn't like any of the PBS shows Kermit mentions. Giving up, Kermit starts to introduce the pledge break, which attracts Oscar's interest.
-->'''Oscar:''' Is that where they have all those phones ringing all at once?\\
'''Kermit:''' Uh... yeah.\\
'''Oscar:''' Ah. Sufficient to drive one mad?\\
'''Kermit:''' Well, you... you might say so.\\
'''Oscar:''' And they interrupt the program at the most exciting part, just to show you those phones ringing?\\
'''Kermit:''' Well... uh... usually, yeah. That is when they interrupt it.\\
'''Oscar:''' Heaven! And then some poor guy has to sit out front and tell you to send money, and all the while, thousands of phones are ringing like crazy so you can hardly hear him anyway, and you just want to see how the program ends?\\
'''Kermit:''' Uh... yeah.\\
'''Oscar:''' I ''love'' that! When can I see it?\\
'''Kermit:''' Well, right now.\\
'''Oscar:''' On PBS?\\
'''Kermit:''' Yeah.\\
'''Oscar:''' Wow! Let me turn on my TV!
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* In ''Theatre/VillainsTonight'', one of Hades' predictions for his potential future is a Disney sequel that's not direct-to-DVD, as was a common practice for Disney at the time the show was written.
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* Creator/{{Freeform}}:
** Freeform has aired ContentWarnings prior to ''The 700 Club'' explaining that the network does not condone its views since its days as ABC Family. This is because [[TheArtifact the network only airs the show due to contractual obligations from when Pat Robertson ran it as a Christian network]], and its religious and political content is quite controversial. Following the YoungerAndHipper Freeform rebrand, the content warnings became even snarkier.
--> "If you're looking for us, we'll be over at Freeform On Demand or the Freeform App for a little while."
--> "The people at Freeform would like you to know we did not make the next program. We haven't even seen it."
--> "Freeform is not responsible for what you're about to see on your screen. Watch it or don't. We're okay either way."
--> "Freeform has to step away from the channel for an hour. Try not to [[KillItWithFire burn the place down]] while we're gone."
-->"What you are about to see is not Freeform. We can't tell you not to watch. But have you tried literally anything else?"
-->"Freeform's taking a short vacay. Join us at a beautiful little spot called Creator/{{Hulu}}[[note]]the also-Disney-owned streaming service with the rights to Freeform programming[[/note]]. Leave the sun-block."
::: The disclaimer following ''The 700 Club'' has morphed into an excited "And we're back!!! This is Freeform." suggesting that ''The 700 Club'' shouldn't be considered a Freeform show at all.
*** The day before the obligatory 24-hour ''700 Club'' telethon, Freeform aired disclaimers saying that the channel wouldn't be airing tomorrow, with [[https://excitethemind.files.wordpress.com/2021/02/img_3120.jpg?w=1024 one disclaimer]] noting, "[[SuspiciouslySpecificDenial Unrelated advice]]: Have a lawyer look over any contract before you sign it."
** They've also created snarky warnings for ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'', which airs newer episodes following Disney's purchase of Fox:
--> "This show is about a family but super awkward to watch with your family."
--> "Kids might not get the jokes. But they will have questions."
--> "When it comes to watching ''Family Guy'', we ''know'' you have options."
--> "Not all cartoons are for kids."
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4cWzzqqTi8&t=187s The Worldwide Day of Play notice]] for The N (now known as [=TeenNick=]) was full of this. Compare the eager messages to play outside from the other channels to The N's more realistic approach:
-->"We'll give you three hours - so enjoy some fresh mall air."
-->"Three full hours of play time. [[PhoneaholicTeenager We suggest starting the largest game of phone tag]]."
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* Creator/{{Freeform}}:
** Freeform has aired ContentWarnings prior to ''The 700 Club'' explaining that the network does not condone its views since its days as ABC Family. This is because [[TheArtifact the network only airs the show due to contractual obligations from when Pat Robertson ran it as a Christian network]], and its religious and political content is quite controversial. Following the YoungerAndHipper Freeform rebrand, the content warnings became even snarkier.
--> "If you're looking for us, we'll be over at Freeform On Demand or the Freeform App for a little while."
--> "The people at Freeform would like you to know we did not make the next program. We haven't even seen it."
--> "Freeform is not responsible for what you're about to see on your screen. Watch it or don't. We're okay either way."
--> "Freeform has to step away from the channel for an hour. Try not to [[KillItWithFire burn the place down]] while we're gone."
-->"What you are about to see is not Freeform. We can't tell you not to watch. But have you tried literally anything else?"
-->"Freeform's taking a short vacay. Join us at a beautiful little spot called Creator/{{Hulu}}[[note]]the also-Disney-owned streaming service with the rights to Freeform programming[[/note]]. Leave the sun-block."
::: The disclaimer following ''The 700 Club'' has morphed into an excited "And we're back!!! This is Freeform." suggesting that ''The 700 Club'' shouldn't be considered a Freeform show at all.
*** The day before the obligatory 24-hour ''700 Club'' telethon, Freeform aired disclaimers saying that the channel wouldn't be airing tomorrow, with [[https://excitethemind.files.wordpress.com/2021/02/img_3120.jpg?w=1024 one disclaimer]] noting, "[[SuspiciouslySpecificDenial Unrelated advice]]: Have a lawyer look over any contract before you sign it."
** They've also created snarky warnings for ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'', which airs newer episodes following Disney's purchase of Fox:
--> "This show is about a family but super awkward to watch with your family."
--> "Kids might not get the jokes. But they will have questions."
--> "When it comes to watching ''Family Guy'', we ''know'' you have options."
--> "Not all cartoons are for kids."
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4cWzzqqTi8&t=187s The Worldwide Day of Play notice]] for The N (now known as [=TeenNick=]) was full of this. Compare the eager messages to play outside from the other channels to The N's more realistic approach:
-->"We'll give you three hours - so enjoy some fresh mall air."
-->"Three full hours of play time. [[PhoneaholicTeenager We suggest starting the largest game of phone tag]]."
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* Creator/{{Freeform}}:
** Freeform has aired ContentWarnings prior to ''The 700 Club'' explaining that the network does not condone its views since its days as ABC Family. This is because [[TheArtifact the network only airs the show due to contractual obligations from when Pat Robertson ran it as a Christian network]], and its religious and political content is quite controversial. Following the YoungerAndHipper Freeform rebrand, the content warnings became even snarkier.
--> "If you're looking for us, we'll be over at Freeform On Demand or the Freeform App for a little while."
--> "The people at Freeform would like you to know we did not make the next program. We haven't even seen it."
--> "Freeform is not responsible for what you're about to see on your screen. Watch it or don't. We're okay either way."
--> "Freeform has to step away from the channel for an hour. Try not to [[KillItWithFire burn the place down]] while we're gone."
-->"What you are about to see is not Freeform. We can't tell you not to watch. But have you tried literally anything else?"
-->"Freeform's taking a short vacay. Join us at a beautiful little spot called Creator/{{Hulu}}[[note]]the also-Disney-owned streaming service with the rights to Freeform programming[[/note]]. Leave the sun-block."
::: The disclaimer following ''The 700 Club'' has morphed into an excited "And we're back!!! This is Freeform." suggesting that ''The 700 Club'' shouldn't be considered a Freeform show at all.
*** The day before the obligatory 24-hour ''700 Club'' telethon, Freeform aired disclaimers saying that the channel wouldn't be airing tomorrow, with [[https://excitethemind.files.wordpress.com/2021/02/img_3120.jpg?w=1024 one disclaimer]] noting, "[[SuspiciouslySpecificDenial Unrelated advice]]: Have a lawyer look over any contract before you sign it."
** They've also created snarky warnings for ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'', which airs newer episodes following Disney's purchase of Fox:
--> "This show is about a family but super awkward to watch with your family."
--> "Kids might not get the jokes. But they will have questions."
--> "When it comes to watching ''Family Guy'', we ''know'' you have options."
--> "Not all cartoons are for kids."
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4cWzzqqTi8&t=187s The Worldwide Day of Play notice]] for The N (now known as [=TeenNick=]) was full of this. Compare the eager messages to play outside from the other channels to The N's more realistic approach:
-->"We'll give you three hours - so enjoy some fresh mall air."
-->"Three full hours of play time. [[PhoneaholicTeenager We suggest starting the largest game of phone tag]]."
[[/folder]]
* Creator/{{Freeform}}:
** Freeform has aired ContentWarnings prior to ''The 700 Club'' explaining that the network does not condone its views since its days as ABC Family. This is because [[TheArtifact the network only airs the show due to contractual obligations from when Pat Robertson ran it as a Christian network]], and its religious and political content is quite controversial. Following the YoungerAndHipper Freeform rebrand, the content warnings became even snarkier.
--> "If you're looking for us, we'll be over at Freeform On Demand or the Freeform App for a little while."
--> "The people at Freeform would like you to know we did not make the next program. We haven't even seen it."
--> "Freeform is not responsible for what you're about to see on your screen. Watch it or don't. We're okay either way."
--> "Freeform has to step away from the channel for an hour. Try not to [[KillItWithFire burn the place down]] while we're gone."
-->"What you are about to see is not Freeform. We can't tell you not to watch. But have you tried literally anything else?"
-->"Freeform's taking a short vacay. Join us at a beautiful little spot called Creator/{{Hulu}}[[note]]the also-Disney-owned streaming service with the rights to Freeform programming[[/note]]. Leave the sun-block."
::: The disclaimer following ''The 700 Club'' has morphed into an excited "And we're back!!! This is Freeform." suggesting that ''The 700 Club'' shouldn't be considered a Freeform show at all.
*** The day before the obligatory 24-hour ''700 Club'' telethon, Freeform aired disclaimers saying that the channel wouldn't be airing tomorrow, with [[https://excitethemind.files.wordpress.com/2021/02/img_3120.jpg?w=1024 one disclaimer]] noting, "[[SuspiciouslySpecificDenial Unrelated advice]]: Have a lawyer look over any contract before you sign it."
** They've also created snarky warnings for ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'', which airs newer episodes following Disney's purchase of Fox:
--> "This show is about a family but super awkward to watch with your family."
--> "Kids might not get the jokes. But they will have questions."
--> "When it comes to watching ''Family Guy'', we ''know'' you have options."
--> "Not all cartoons are for kids."
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4cWzzqqTi8&t=187s The Worldwide Day of Play notice]] for The N (now known as [=TeenNick=]) was full of this. Compare the eager messages to play outside from the other channels to The N's more realistic approach:
-->"We'll give you three hours - so enjoy some fresh mall air."
-->"Three full hours of play time. [[PhoneaholicTeenager We suggest starting the largest game of phone tag]]."
[[/folder]]
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* WWE itself has spent the past two decades greenlighting stories in which Chairman Vince [=McMahon=] and various other authority figures are bitterly criticized, mocked, and made to look like fools - usually with those authority figures' full complicity. This arguably reached its peak with the "pipebomb" of the summer of 2011, when Wrestling/CMPunk was made to appear to have gone off-script with his live TV rant, even though he really hadn't.
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* WWE itself has spent the past two decades greenlighting stories in which Chairman Vince [=McMahon=] and various other authority figures are bitterly criticized, mocked, and made to look like fools - usually with those authority figures' full complicity. [[note]]Though the fact that [=McMahon=] and the other authority figures never get their comeuppance in the end is probably the biggest factor in [=WWE's=] ratings decline over the last two decades. Even WWE has finally recognized this after the [[Wrestling/TheAuthority last evil McMahon angle]] was such ratings poison that [[TrendKiller there hasn't been a heel authority figure in WWE since]], Wrestling/StephanieMcMahon retired entirely, and Wrestling/TripleH is now the booker and is always presented as a Main/{{Face}} on TV[[/note]] This arguably reached its peak with the "pipebomb" of the summer of 2011, when Wrestling/CMPunk was made to appear to have gone off-script with his live TV rant, even though he really hadn't.
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** [[BitingTheHandHumor/FoxAnimatedShows Animated shows that aired on Fox]]
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*** ''BitingTheHandHumor/TheSimpsons''
*** ''BitingTheHandHumor/FamilyGuy''
*** ''BitingTheHandHumor/TheSimpsons''
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** [[BitingTheHandHumor/FoxAnimatedShows Animated shows that aired on Fox]]
***''BitingTheHandHumor/FamilyGuy''
*** ** ''BitingTheHandHumor/TheSimpsons''
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* [[BitingTheHandHumor/LiveActionFilms Films -- Live-Action]]
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* WesternAnimation/RaggedyAnnAndAndyAMusicalAdventure: The guy King Kookoo says "Fire him!" to a caricature of Richard Williams. It was added when several of the animators got fed up with his seemingly hard direction.
