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* ''WesternAnimation/TheGarfieldShow'' episode "Penny Henny" centers on Jon telling Drusilla and Minerva the tale of Penny Henny (a variant of ''Literature/ChickenLittle''). At the girls' request, Garfield is added to the story, and he ends up saving Penny Henny and her friends from the fox. The episode was adapted from a ''Garfield'' book that served as this trope to the franchise as a whole.
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* Season 8 of ''VideoGame/BrawlStars'' was entitled Once Upon a Brawl, containing a castle environment, fantasy themed skins, a new knight Chromatic brawler... [[BreadEggsMilkSquick and an abundance of]] [[GenericGraffiti graffiti tags]].
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* An episode of ''Series/{{Charmed|1998}}'' had the sisters finding out that at one point in time all fairy tales were actually true, and they have to battle against an evil witch who finds out by asking her magic mirror that she isn't the most powerful witch in the world because the Charmed Ones are. To fix this, she puts the sisters into different fairy tale roles in order to kill them -- Phoebe becomes Cinderella, Paige is Snow White, and Piper is Little Red Riding Hood.
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* The ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'' episode "Bedtime Stories" has fairy-tales inspired murders (a nice old woman eats people who got lost in the wood, for example). It turns out to be the work of a comatose girl's projected spirit, who influences people to act like the fairy tales she heard her father narrating.
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* The ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'' episode "Bedtime Stories" "[[Recap/SupernaturalS03E05BedtimeStories Bedtime Stories]]" has fairy-tales inspired fairytale-inspired murders (a nice old woman eats people who got lost in the wood, for example). It turns out to be the work of a comatose girl's projected spirit, who influences people to act like the fairy tales she heard her father narrating.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' had a HalloweenEpisode that reimagined the family in a fairy-tale world. It was primarily based on "Hansel and Gretel," but had references to others (for example, Homer passes Rapunzel's tower, etc.)
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** A HalloweenEpisodethat reimagined the family in a fairy-tale world. It was primarily based on "Hansel and Gretel," but had references to others (for example, Homer passes Rapunzel's tower, etc.) )
** "Simpsons Tall Tales" includes retellings of Paul Bunyan and Johnny Appleseed.
** "Four Great Women and a Manicure" includes a variant of Snow White, which gets mixed in with Goldilocks.
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** "Fairly Odd Fairy Tales" is an anthology of three fairy tales with the show's cast inserted: [[Literature/{{Cinderella}} Cosmorella]], [[Literature/TheThreeLittlePigs The Three Little Fairies]], and [[Literature/SnowWhite Snow Wanda and the Seven Fairies]].
** "Goldie-Crocks and the Three Fair Bears" has Crocker and the Fair Bears to act in a play. Timmy's dad, who has blonde hair from using Timmy's mom's shampoo, comes across them, leading to various jokes about the fairytale.
** "Fairly Odd Fairy Tales" is an anthology of three fairy tales with the show's cast inserted: [[Literature/{{Cinderella}} Cosmorella]], [[Literature/TheThreeLittlePigs The Three Little Fairies]], and [[Literature/SnowWhite Snow Wanda and the Seven Fairies]].
** "Goldie-Crocks and the Three Fair Bears" has Crocker and the Fair Bears to act in a play. Timmy's dad, who has blonde hair from using Timmy's mom's shampoo, comes across them, leading to various jokes about the fairytale.
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* ''WesternAnimation/OscarsOrchestra'' episode "Sleeping Beauty" is one of these in-universe -Rebecca has a nightmare and to help her get back to sleep Oscar & co tell her a version of Sleeping Beauty with characters from the show placed in to roles in the story (for instance, Sylvia is the good fairy who weakens the curse and introduces an [[CurseEscapeClause escape clause]]). Certain aspects and story divergences ([[ButHeSoundsHandsome Monty's narration antics]], and the fact that the curse has to be broken not by kissing the ''princess'' but by kissing the ''evil witch who cast it'') also kinda push it into FracturedFairyTale territory.
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* WesternAnimation/YogiBear and Boo Boo come across the Three Little Pigs, who pawn off their homes to them, knowing full well the Big Bad Wolf will come and blow the houses down. Instead of holing up in the third pig's brick house, the pigs move into Yogi and Boo Boo's cave (saving on all the bureaucracy of building a new structure), leaving the two bears no recourse but to room with them. Little Red Riding Hood and Sleeping Beauty also had the Yogi Bear treatment.
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* ''WesternAnimation/BeanyAndCecil'' presented "So What and the Seven What-Nots" and "Beany and the Jackstalk." In the first, Cecil serves as [[PunnyName Prince Chow Mein]] as his patented slurp wakes So What.
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** "The Wind-Blown Hare" had the Three Little Pigs selling their straw and stick houses to Bugs. When Bugs finds out he's been played, of course, you know, ThisMeansWar!
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* Hanna-Barbera's obscurity Loopy De Loop had an episode with the Three Little Pigs. In spite of his best intentions, it doesn't end well with Loopy because he's a wolf.
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* While not a full fairy tale reference, the subplot of the ''WesternAnimation/WackyRaces'' episode "See Saw to Arkansas" had the Ant Hill Mob hiding out from the police in the Seven Dwarves' cottage. When they hear a car pull up (turns out to be Penelope Pitstop), they dress up in the Dwarves' clothes and impersonate them.
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** "Thru The Mirror", with WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse taking the role of Literature/{{Alice|InWonderland}}.
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* At least four of the Al Brodax ''WesternAnimation/{{Popeye}} cartoons have done fairy tales, doing Jack & the Beanstalk ("Popeye and the Spinach Stalk"), Snow White ("Olive Drab and the Seven Swee'Peas") and so on.
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* At least four of the Al Brodax ''WesternAnimation/{{Popeye}} ''WesternAnimation/{{Popeye}}'' cartoons have done fairy tales, doing Jack & the Beanstalk ("Popeye and the Spinach Stalk"), Snow White ("Olive Drab and the Seven Swee'Peas") and so on.
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* ''Animation/{{Lamput}}'': The aptly-named "Fairytale" has Lamput tell the docs the story of Myth/RobinHood, casting him, Fat Doc, and Slim Doc as Robin Hood and his merry men and explaining how they stole treasure from an evil king.
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* ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' has two of these episodes that even share the same FramingDevice: Patnocchio and Big Bad Bubble Bass. in both, Karen dresses up as a fairy and uses the show's cast to tell the stories of Pinocchio and The Three Pigs respectively; [[FracturedFairyTale with their usual antics messing things up, of course.]]
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* The ''Marvel Fairy Tales'' Elseworlds retell different fairy tales from around the world with the Comicbook/XMen, ComicBook/TheAvengers, or ComicBook/SpiderMan in the main roles.
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* ''Manga/ScienceFellInLoveSoITriedToProveIt'': The second half of [=S1E07=] involves several fairy tales being given a scientific spin courtesy of the cast. Their version of ''Literature/TheTaleOfTheBambooCutter'' involves Kaguya challenging her suitors to solve UsefulNotes/FermatsLastTheorem. The first suitor, who isn't good at math, is stumped. The second, with average ability, feels confident that he can solve it with assistance. The third, who is proficient, realizes that she doesn't intend to marry. After the tale's end, Himuro continues to a spiel on the history of the proof of the theorem before Kanade cuts her off.
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* In one chapter of the ''VideoGame/PunchOut'' fanfic ''Fanfic/ShiningAndSweet'', the boxers feature in a retelling of ''Literature/SleepingBeauty'' called "Sleeping Fabulous", starring Disco Kid as the title role.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'': "Leela and the Genestalk" is one big parody of "Jack and the Beanstalk". Fry has to sell the Planet Express ship to pay for an operation for Leela when she starts to mutate into a tentacled monster. The best he can get for it is two beans, which grow into a giant stalk leading to a floating genetics lab owned by Mom Corp., from which Fry and Bender must rescue Leela.
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* ''WesternAnimation/Animaniacs'' has the Warner Siblings parodying given fairy tales such as ''Cutie and the Beast'' (Beauty and the Beast), ''Cute First (Ask Questions Later)'' (Snow White), and ''The Warners and the Beanstalk'' (Jack and the Beanstalk).
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* An episode from the ''Anime/SailorMoon'' second season features the Sailor Senshi participating in a Snow White play directed by [[TheOneGuy Mamoru]]. To their dismay, the four Inners (along with [[BetaCouple Naru and Umino]]) get cast as dwarves, Usagi gets cast as the Evil Queen, and Natsumi Ginga (one of the main villains of the season) cons her way into playing the fair maiden herself.
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** The reboot ''WesternAnimaniacs2020'' has the episode ''1001 Narfs'' which showcases WesternAnimation/PinkyAndTheBrain trying to impress a sultana with Arabic fairy tales ala [[{{Literature/ArabianNights}} Scheherazade]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/Animaniacs'' has the Warner Siblings parodying given fairy tales such as ''Cutie and the Beast'' (Beauty and the Beast), ''Cute First (Ask Questions Later)'' (Snow White), and ''The Warners and the Beanstalk'' (Jack and the Beanstalk).
** The reboot ''WesternAnimaniacs2020'' has the episode ''1001 Narfs'' which showcases WesternAnimation/PinkyAndTheBrain trying to impress a sultana with Arabic fairy tales ala [[{{Literature/ArabianNights}} Scheherazade]].
* ''WesternAnimation/SamuraiJack'' has ''Aku's Fairy Tales'' that features the ultimate evil trying, and failing, to manipulate children with revised fairy tales that glamorize himself while slandering the samurai. One of his tales involves a little girl with a red cape and [[MemeticMutation GREAT FLAMING EYEBROWS]].
** The reboot ''WesternAnimaniacs2020'' has the episode ''1001 Narfs'' which showcases WesternAnimation/PinkyAndTheBrain trying to impress a sultana with Arabic fairy tales ala [[{{Literature/ArabianNights}} Scheherazade]].
* ''WesternAnimation/SamuraiJack'' has ''Aku's Fairy Tales'' that features the ultimate evil trying, and failing, to manipulate children with revised fairy tales that glamorize himself while slandering the samurai. One of his tales involves a little girl with a red cape and [[MemeticMutation GREAT FLAMING EYEBROWS]].
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* ''Series/WizardsOfWaverlyPlace'' had an episode in which a spell forces Harper to live out the Cinderella story, with Mrs. Russo as the stepmother, Alex as the fairy godmother, and Zeke as the prince. Unusually for this trope, they do nothing to change the characters' appearance or setting, but Harper does get wear a lavish, purple dress for the ball.
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** "The Discount of Monte Cristo": ''Literature/TheCountOfMonteCristo''
** "Kiddie Korner": Wee Willy Winkie, Georgie Porgie, Little Miss Muffet, Goosey Goosey Gander and Old Mother Hubbard
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* ''Anime/OtomeWaBokuNiKoishiteru'' had the OVA titled ''[[Literature/{{Cinderella}} Tsunderella]]'', which recast Takako as Cinderella while the main protagonist, Mizuho, gets recast as the Prince. Similarly, many other characters from the series get set in roles befitting Cinderella.
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* ''Anime/OtomeWaBokuNiKoishiteru'' ''VisualNovel/OtobokuMaidensAreFallingForMe'' had the OVA titled ''[[Literature/{{Cinderella}} Tsunderella]]'', which recast Takako as Cinderella while the main protagonist, Mizuho, gets recast as the Prince. Similarly, many other characters from the series get set in roles befitting Cinderella.
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* The ''Marvel Fairy Tales'' Elseworlds retell different fairy tales from around the world with the Comicbook/XMen, Comicbook/TheAvengers, or Comicbook/SpiderMan in the main roles.
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* ''WesternAnimation/GarfieldAndFriends'' has a lot of episodes that are retellings of fairy tales, sometimes crossing over into DerailedFairyTale. These episodes are more common in the ''U.S. Acres'' segments, but ''Garfield'' has done a few.
** "Rip Van Kitty": Rip Van Winkle
** "Hansel and Garfield": Hansel and Gretel
** "Little Red Riding Egg": Little Red Riding Hood
** "Hogclues": Hercules
** "Hamelot": King Arthur
** "Ben Hog": Ben Hur
** "Cinderella Cat": Cinderella
** "Hogclues II": Hercules, again
** "Orson in Wonderland": Alice in Wonderland
** "Odielocks and the Three Cats": Goldilocks and the Three Bears
** "Robin Hog": Robin Hood
** "A Tall Tale": Paul Bunyan
** "Orson at the Bat": Casey at the Bat
** "Bedtime Story Blues": Cinderella, again
** "The Ugly Duckling": The Ugly Duckling (combined with ''The Wizard of Oz'')
** "The Wolf Who Cried Boy": The Boy Who Cried Wolf
** "Jack II: The Rest of the Story": Jack and the Beanstalk
** "Snow Wade and the 77 Dwarves": Snow White
** "The Fairy Dogmother": Cinderella, yet again
** "The Name Game": Rumpelstiltskin
** "Badtime Story": Chicken Licken
** "The Pie-Eyed Piper": The Pied Piper
** "Hare Force": The Tortoise and the Hare
** "Puss in High-Tops": Puss in Boots
** "Alley Katta and the 40 Thieves": Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves
** "Rip Van Kitty": Rip Van Winkle
** "Hansel and Garfield": Hansel and Gretel
** "Little Red Riding Egg": Little Red Riding Hood
** "Hogclues": Hercules
** "Hamelot": King Arthur
** "Ben Hog": Ben Hur
** "Cinderella Cat": Cinderella
** "Hogclues II": Hercules, again
** "Orson in Wonderland": Alice in Wonderland
** "Odielocks and the Three Cats": Goldilocks and the Three Bears
** "Robin Hog": Robin Hood
** "A Tall Tale": Paul Bunyan
** "Orson at the Bat": Casey at the Bat
** "Bedtime Story Blues": Cinderella, again
** "The Ugly Duckling": The Ugly Duckling (combined with ''The Wizard of Oz'')
** "The Wolf Who Cried Boy": The Boy Who Cried Wolf
** "Jack II: The Rest of the Story": Jack and the Beanstalk
** "Snow Wade and the 77 Dwarves": Snow White
** "The Fairy Dogmother": Cinderella, yet again
** "The Name Game": Rumpelstiltskin
** "Badtime Story": Chicken Licken
** "The Pie-Eyed Piper": The Pied Piper
** "Hare Force": The Tortoise and the Hare
** "Puss in High-Tops": Puss in Boots
** "Alley Katta and the 40 Thieves": Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves
