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* ''WesternAnimation/SonicBoom'': "[[Recap/SonicBoomS2E37ReturnOfTheBuddyBuddyTempleOfDoom Return of the Buddy Buddy Temple of Doom]]" ends with Sonic, Tails, Amy and the formerly enslaved Gogobas returning to Gogoba Village and its Chief, appearing to end on a warm note. As the screen fades to black, Tails interrupts, saying that they forgot to end on a joke. [[PieInTheFace A couple of pies then proceed to fall out of the sky and land on him]].
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* In a deleted scene at the end of the first episode of ''Series/{{Forever|2014}}'', as Henry and Jo get into her car to head for the next crime scene, Henry asks if they can have the sirens on. Jo gives him an exasperated/amused look and asks Henry how old he is, but she indulges him by turning on the sirens as they pull away, Henry grinning like a boy.
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* The ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' episode "[[Recap/SpongeBobSquarePantsS3E2ClubSpongebobMyPrettySeahorse My Pretty Seahorse]]" ends with a random OverlyLongGag of Patrick repeatedly trying to walk through a doorway, only to get stuck because of [[ItMakesSenseInContext the wooden plank nailed to his head]].
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* The ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' episode ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'':
** "[[Recap/SpongeBobSquarePantsS3E2ClubSpongebobMyPrettySeahorse My Pretty Seahorse]]" ends with a random OverlyLongGag of Patrick repeatedly trying to walk through a doorway, only to get stuck because of [[ItMakesSenseInContext the wooden plank nailed to hishead]].head]].
** "[[Recap/SpongeBobSquarePantsS13E22MyFriendPattyFUNBelievable FUN-Believable]]": Rube signs off, only for [=SpongeBob=] and Patrick to show off a trick they've learned: spelling out "[[EpisodeTagline Funbelievable]]!" with their bodies. It turns out Squidward is watching the episode (as part of a BrickJoke), he calls it horrible, then shuts it off.
** "[[Recap/SpongeBobSquarePantsS3E2ClubSpongebobMyPrettySeahorse My Pretty Seahorse]]" ends with a random OverlyLongGag of Patrick repeatedly trying to walk through a doorway, only to get stuck because of [[ItMakesSenseInContext the wooden plank nailed to his
** "[[Recap/SpongeBobSquarePantsS13E22MyFriendPattyFUNBelievable FUN-Believable]]": Rube signs off, only for [=SpongeBob=] and Patrick to show off a trick they've learned: spelling out "[[EpisodeTagline Funbelievable]]!" with their bodies. It turns out Squidward is watching the episode (as part of a BrickJoke), he calls it horrible, then shuts it off.
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* After wrapping up the Noir murder and jewel-theft plot, the 1949 film ''Manhandled'' ends on a bizarre note with a police car full of the main characters driving into the distance. Before it ends (with a cracked windshield filling thebscreen), the driver remarks that he'd removed the car's brakes and would worry about stopping a brakeszless vehicel "when the time comes." Seconds later, it does. The End.
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* Often if the credits scene at the end of an episode of an episode of ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb'' isn't a reprise of the second segment's song, it tends to be a silly scene that often acts as a BrickJoke to a scene from earlier in the episode, such as Lawrence repeatedly saying "Fossils! Dun dun dunnn..." into a tape recorder ("It's About Time!") or Carl dancing to a song called "Dr. Coconut" in hula gear ("Spa Day"). Sometimes this occurs to the episodes themselves, such as the kids' spontaneous "There Is No Candy In Me" rap at the end of "Picture This!".
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When a show has resolved all the conflict and tied away every loose end, and now has nothing left to do for the tag, often they bring in End-of-Episode Silliness, [[TheTag a {{Tag}} Tag]] which has no relevance to anything. Usually a bit of random dialogue.
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* This is done a fair bit by ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' (particularly [[DorkAge the later episodes]]; the earlier episodes do have them, but not very often), e.g. the episode where Mr. Burns captures the Loch Ness Monster. The episode ends with the monster working at a casino, and it and Homer talk about the low quality of the casino's cocktails.
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* This is done a fair bit by ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' (particularly [[DorkAge the in later episodes]]; episodes; the earlier episodes do have them, but not very often), e.g. the episode where Mr. Burns captures the Loch Ness Monster. The episode ends with the monster working at a casino, and it and Homer talk about the low quality of the casino's cocktails.
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* It's very common for episodes of ''Animation/HappyHeroes'' to end with one last joke from at least one of the characters (with comedic antagonists Big M. and Little M. being common choices) after the action climax, to the point where naming ''all'' of the specific jokes would take a while. There ''are'' exceptions as well, usually episodes with more serious premises or climaxes (Season 3 episode 2, Season 7 episode 50, and Season 8 episode 7 are a few examples).
* It's very common for episodes of ''Animation/HappyHeroes'' to end with one last joke from at least one of the characters (with comedic antagonists Big M. and Little M. being common choices) after the action climax, to the point where naming ''all'' of the specific jokes would take a while. There ''are'' exceptions as well, usually episodes with more serious premises or climaxes (Season 3 episode 2, Season 7 episode 50, and Season 8 episode 7 are a few examples).
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->'''Lisa:''' Who's playing that music?\\
'''Marge:''' Where's all that liquor coming from?\\
'''Homer:''' It's a party, Marge. It doesn’t have to make sense.
-->-- ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', “[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS8E4BurnsBabyBurns Burns Baby Burns]]” (final lines)
'''Marge:''' Where's all that liquor coming from?\\
'''Homer:''' It's a party, Marge. It doesn’t have to make sense.
-->-- ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', “[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS8E4BurnsBabyBurns Burns Baby Burns]]” (final lines)
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* Happens at the end of Episode 10 of Manga/RockLeesSpringtimeOfYouth ''Manga/RockLeesSpringtimeOfYouth'' in the anime adaptation adaptation, with Rock lee Lee and orochimaru Orochimaru doing a random slapstick fight as Shikamaru describes the scenario scenario, and ends the episode with his own narration narration, much to the narrators frustration
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* A post-credits scene in ''Film/TheAvengers2012'' has the titular characters [[FoodEnd eating]] in silence in a shawarma restaurant.
* Formerly named "Uncle Herbie" after the tradition in ''Series/WelcomeBackKotter'' of ending every episode with an old joke about one of Kotter's seemingly inexhaustible supply of uncles. ("Did I ever tell you about my Uncle Herbie?", "Did I ever tell you about my Uncle Larry?", "Did I ever tell you about my Uncle Seymour?", etc, etc.)
* Well before Gabe Kotter, Creator/GracieAllen also had a long line of strange relatives to wrap up episodes of ''Radio/TheBurnsAndAllenShow''. All George needed to do was ask "So Gracie, what's new with your Uncle Charlie?", then sit back and react while Gracie spoke for three minutes.
* Formerly named "Uncle Herbie" after the tradition in ''Series/WelcomeBackKotter'' of ending every episode with an old joke about one of Kotter's seemingly inexhaustible supply of uncles. ("Did I ever tell you about my Uncle Herbie?", "Did I ever tell you about my Uncle Larry?", "Did I ever tell you about my Uncle Seymour?", etc, etc.)
* Well before Gabe Kotter, Creator/GracieAllen also had a long line of strange relatives to wrap up episodes of ''Radio/TheBurnsAndAllenShow''. All George needed to do was ask "So Gracie, what's new with your Uncle Charlie?", then sit back and react while Gracie spoke for three minutes.
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* A post-credits scene in ''Film/TheAvengers2012'' has the titular characters [[FoodEnd eating]] in silence in a shawarmarestaurant.
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*Formerly named "Uncle Herbie" after Governor Gatling of ''Series/{{Benson}}'' would frequently meander off-topic with stories of his Navy and lumber mill friends. On very rare occasions, their relevance to the tradition in ''Series/WelcomeBackKotter'' situation at hand became clear to anyone other than the Governor.
* Most episodes ofending ''Series/{{CHiPs}}'' had a teaser that was totally unrelated to the main plot -- often, it would be set at a local bar or a party, where someone tells a joke, Ponch kisses his [[GirlOfTheWeek completely hot girlfriend]], someone blunders and everyone laughs ... so on and so forth, and the scene would stop several times while the end credits were shown on-screen.
* Almost every episode of ''Series/{{Community}}'' ends with a final scene. Sometimes these scenes have some connection to anold joke about one aspect of Kotter's seemingly inexhaustible supply the episode. Usually, they will involve Troy and Abed.
* This happens in most episodes in the first two seasons ofuncles. ("Did I ever tell you about my Uncle Herbie?", "Did I ever tell you about my Uncle Larry?", "Did I ever tell you about my Uncle Seymour?", etc, etc.)
* Well before Gabe Kotter, Creator/GracieAllen also had''Series/CrazyExGirlfriend'', including Rebecca and Paula attending a long line literal ''Music/VampireWeekend'' and a rapper, following a feminist awakening, making a list of strange relatives "Bitches to wrap up Apologize To".
* Because of the mostly-improvised nature of the show, many episodes of''Radio/TheBurnsAndAllenShow''. All George needed to do was ask "So Gracie, what's new ''Series/TheMonkees'' ended with your Uncle Charlie?", then sit back a lot of time left over to kill–which they filled with backstage rapping, bloopers and/or another musical number.
* ''Series/{{Moonlighting}}'': When the fourth season finale wraps up the plot with several minutes to spare, [[AnimatedActors Maddie]] breaks the fourth wall to tell the viewers it's because there's a [[UsefulNotes/TVStrikes Writer's Strike]] going on. The cast decide to make Herbert Viola sing "Woolly Bully" to fill out their timeslot.
* The tag for ''Series/MyNameIsEarl'' runs alongside the credits andreact while Gracie spoke for three minutes.often has the titular Earl and his brother Randy lying in bed in their motel room and having hilariously inane discussions. Or, in one episode, dancing "The Robot" to Music/{{Styx}}'s "Mr. Roboto".
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* Because of the mostly-improvised nature of the show, many episodes of
* ''Series/{{Moonlighting}}'': When the fourth season finale wraps up the plot with several minutes to spare, [[AnimatedActors Maddie]] breaks the fourth wall to tell the viewers it's because there's a [[UsefulNotes/TVStrikes Writer's Strike]] going on. The cast decide to make Herbert Viola sing "Woolly Bully" to fill out their timeslot.
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* This is done a fair bit by ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' (particularly [[DorkAge the later episodes]]; the earlier episodes do have them, but not very often), e.g. the episode where Mr. Burns captures the Loch Ness Monster. The episode ends with the monster working at a casino, and it and Homer talk about the low quality of the casino's cocktails.
** Another episode ("The Great Money Caper") shows TheSummation being interrupted by Otto Mann running in and shouting, "Surf's up!", and then the show ended with some shots of random ''Simpsons'' characters surfing.
** At the end of "Lisa's Sax", after a short montage of Lisa playing her saxophone in previous episodes, we cut to the Simpsons' living room, where Grampa attempts to play peek-a-boo with Maggie, only to declare, "My retinas have detached again!" and start stumbling around the house to the amusement of Marge, Homer, and [[ItMakesSenseInContext Apu]].
** "The Canine Mutiny" ends with Chief Wiggum doing karaoke to reggae music, which continues over the credits.
* The ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' episode "[[Recap/SpongeBobSquarePantsS3E2ClubSpongebobMyPrettySeahorse My Pretty Seahorse]]" ends with a random OverlyLongGag of Patrick repeatedly trying to walk through a doorway, only to get stuck because of [[ItMakesSenseInContext the wooden plank nailed to his head]].
* Also used occasionally by ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'', ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'', ''WesternAnimation/ClerksTheAnimatedSeries'' -- it does seem to happen more often in animation, almost always deliberately for humorous effect.
** "Ladies and Gentlemen, Mister Conway Twitty."
* The tag for ''Series/MyNameIsEarl'' runs alongside the credits and often has the titular Earl and his brother Randy lying in bed in their motel room and having hilariously inane discussions. Or, in one episode, dancing "The Robot" to Music/{{Styx}}'s "Mr. Roboto".
** The same thing was done in ''Series/SeaChange'' in which a father and son would talk about odd things on a beach.
* ''Series/ThreesCompany'' did this a lot, but these tags are often cut in the syndicated reruns. In particular, when Suzanne Somers was phoning in her part, Chrissy's phone calls were often of the End of Episode Silliness variety.
* Governor Gatling of ''Series/{{Benson}}'' would frequently meander off-topic with stories of his Navy and lumber mill friends. On very rare occasions, their relevance to the situation at hand became clear to anyone other than the Governor.
** Another episode ("The Great Money Caper") shows TheSummation being interrupted by Otto Mann running in and shouting, "Surf's up!", and then the show ended with some shots of random ''Simpsons'' characters surfing.
** At the end of "Lisa's Sax", after a short montage of Lisa playing her saxophone in previous episodes, we cut to the Simpsons' living room, where Grampa attempts to play peek-a-boo with Maggie, only to declare, "My retinas have detached again!" and start stumbling around the house to the amusement of Marge, Homer, and [[ItMakesSenseInContext Apu]].
** "The Canine Mutiny" ends with Chief Wiggum doing karaoke to reggae music, which continues over the credits.
* The ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' episode "[[Recap/SpongeBobSquarePantsS3E2ClubSpongebobMyPrettySeahorse My Pretty Seahorse]]" ends with a random OverlyLongGag of Patrick repeatedly trying to walk through a doorway, only to get stuck because of [[ItMakesSenseInContext the wooden plank nailed to his head]].
* Also used occasionally by ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'', ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'', ''WesternAnimation/ClerksTheAnimatedSeries'' -- it does seem to happen more often in animation, almost always deliberately for humorous effect.
** "Ladies and Gentlemen, Mister Conway Twitty."
* The tag for ''Series/MyNameIsEarl'' runs alongside the credits and often has the titular Earl and his brother Randy lying in bed in their motel room and having hilariously inane discussions. Or, in one episode, dancing "The Robot" to Music/{{Styx}}'s "Mr. Roboto".
** The same thing was done in ''Series/SeaChange'' in which a father and son would talk about odd things on a beach.
* ''Series/ThreesCompany'' did this a lot, but these tags are often cut in the syndicated reruns. In particular, when Suzanne Somers was phoning in her part, Chrissy's phone calls were often of the End of Episode Silliness variety.
* Governor Gatling of ''Series/{{Benson}}'' would frequently meander off-topic with stories of his Navy and lumber mill friends. On very rare occasions, their relevance to the situation at hand became clear to anyone other than the Governor.
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* Almost every episode of ''Series/{{Community}}'' ends with a final scene. Sometimes these scenes have some connection to an aspect of the episode. Usually, they will involve Troy and Abed.
* Most episodes of ''Series/{{CHiPs}}'' had a teaser that was totally unrelated to the main plot -- often, it would be set at a local bar or a party, where someone tells a joke, Ponch kisses his [[GirlOfTheWeek completely hot girlfriend]], someone blunders and everyone laughs ... so on and so forth, and the scene would stop several times while the end credits were shown on-screen.
* Most episodes of ''Series/{{CHiPs}}'' had a teaser that was totally unrelated to the main plot -- often, it would be set at a local bar or a party, where someone tells a joke, Ponch kisses his [[GirlOfTheWeek completely hot girlfriend]], someone blunders and everyone laughs ... so on and so forth, and the scene would stop several times while the end credits were shown on-screen.
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* Formerly named "Uncle Herbie" after the tradition in ''Series/WelcomeBackKotter'' of ending every episodeof ''Series/{{Community}}'' ends with an old joke about one of Kotter's seemingly inexhaustible supply of uncles. ("Did I ever tell you about my Uncle Herbie?", "Did I ever tell you about my Uncle Larry?", "Did I ever tell you about my Uncle Seymour?", etc, etc.)
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* Maxwell Atoms applied these to the end credits late in the run of his two shows '''WesternAnimation/TheGrimAdventuresOfBillyAndMandy'' and ''WesternAnimation/EvilConCarne''.
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* This happens in most episodes in the first two seasons of ''Series/CrazyExGirlfriend'', including Rebecca and Paula attending a literal ''Music/VampireWeekend'' and a rapper, following a feminist awakening, making a list of "Bitches to Apologize To".
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* This happens in most is done a fair bit by ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' (particularly [[DorkAge the later episodes]]; the earlier episodes in do have them, but not very often), e.g. the first two seasons of ''Series/CrazyExGirlfriend'', including Rebecca episode where Mr. Burns captures the Loch Ness Monster. The episode ends with the monster working at a casino, and Paula attending a literal ''Music/VampireWeekend'' it and a rapper, following a feminist awakening, making a list Homer talk about the low quality of "Bitches the casino's cocktails.
** Another episode ("The Great Money Caper") shows TheSummation being interrupted by Otto Mann running in and shouting, "Surf's up!", and then the show ended with some shots of random ''Simpsons'' characters surfing.
** At the end of "Lisa's Sax", after a short montage of Lisa playing her saxophone in previous episodes, we cut toApologize To".the Simpsons' living room, where Grampa attempts to play peek-a-boo with Maggie, only to declare, "My retinas have detached again!" and start stumbling around the house to the amusement of Marge, Homer, and [[ItMakesSenseInContext Apu]].
** "The Canine Mutiny" ends with Chief Wiggum doing karaoke to reggae music, which continues over the credits.
* The ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' episode "[[Recap/SpongeBobSquarePantsS3E2ClubSpongebobMyPrettySeahorse My Pretty Seahorse]]" ends with a random OverlyLongGag of Patrick repeatedly trying to walk through a doorway, only to get stuck because of [[ItMakesSenseInContext the wooden plank nailed to his head]].
** Another episode ("The Great Money Caper") shows TheSummation being interrupted by Otto Mann running in and shouting, "Surf's up!", and then the show ended with some shots of random ''Simpsons'' characters surfing.
** At the end of "Lisa's Sax", after a short montage of Lisa playing her saxophone in previous episodes, we cut to
** "The Canine Mutiny" ends with Chief Wiggum doing karaoke to reggae music, which continues over the credits.
* The ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' episode "[[Recap/SpongeBobSquarePantsS3E2ClubSpongebobMyPrettySeahorse My Pretty Seahorse]]" ends with a random OverlyLongGag of Patrick repeatedly trying to walk through a doorway, only to get stuck because of [[ItMakesSenseInContext the wooden plank nailed to his head]].
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* Because of the mostly-improvised nature of the show, many episodes of ''Series/TheMonkees'' ended with a lot of time left over to kill–which they filled with backstage rapping, bloopers and/or another musical number.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'': "Mind Over Magic" ends with Chip Skylark coming out of Cosmo's head and singing, as Timmy and Wanda eat chocolate and snap their fingers along.
* ''Series/{{Moonlighting}}'': When the fourth season finale wraps up the plot with several minutes to spare, [[AnimatedActors Maddie]] breaks the fourth wall to tell the viewers it's because there's a [[UsefulNotes/TVStrikes Writer's Strike]] going on. The cast decide to make Herbert Viola sing "Woolly Bully" to fill out their timeslot.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'': "Mind Over Magic" ends with Chip Skylark coming out of Cosmo's head and singing, as Timmy and Wanda eat chocolate and snap their fingers along.
* ''Series/{{Moonlighting}}'': When the fourth season finale wraps up the plot with several minutes to spare, [[AnimatedActors Maddie]] breaks the fourth wall to tell the viewers it's because there's a [[UsefulNotes/TVStrikes Writer's Strike]] going on. The cast decide to make Herbert Viola sing "Woolly Bully" to fill out their timeslot.
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* ''Series/{{Moonlighting}}'': When the fourth season finale wraps up the plot with several minutes to spare, [[AnimatedActors Maddie]] breaks the fourth wall to tell the viewers it's because there's a [[UsefulNotes/TVStrikes Writer's Strike]] going on. The cast decide to make Herbert Viola sing "Woolly Bully" to fill out their timeslot.Gentlemen, Mister Conway Twitty."%%
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* Tony Randall and Jack Klugman reportedly hated doing these on ''Theatre/TheOddCouple'' because they felt the tag's only reason for being was to make viewers watch the last commercial. An example of one is the episode in which they think a ghost is in the air conditioner. The tag consists of Felix describing his hoped for funeral.
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* Well before Gabe Kotter, Gracie Allen also had a long line of strange relatives to wrap up episodes of ''Radio/TheBurnsAndAllenShow''. All George needed to do was ask "So Gracie, what's new with your Uncle Charlie?", then sit back and react while Gracie spoke for three minutes.
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