History Main / FastForwardGag

* In the 1st episode of ''LightNovel/NyarkoSan'', Nyarko's long-winded explanation of what she's doing on Earth gets abbreviated as if it was a videotape running on fast-forward mode.

--> [[FightScene "ONEPATHETICALLYSHORTBATTLELATER!"]][[hottip:*:The heroes fight Vayne in a ridiculously short battle.]]
--> [[OneWingedAngel "ONEFIERYTRANSFORMATIONLATER!"]][[hottip:*:Vayne transforms into a giant with wings.]]

* It was used in ''SketDance'', where that weird teacher explained the history of the never before heard of game of Genesis.

* In an episode of ''[[SuperDeformed Mini]] VideoGame/SengokuBasara'' Motonari writes an extremely bombastic letter to the anime director, which Motochika attempts to read. After the fast-forward, it's revealed Motochika passed out in the process.

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* Used in the film version of ''VForVendetta'', complete with "Yakety Sax."

* Happens twice at the end of "[[{{Siblings}} Not-the-]][[VideoGame/FinalFantasyXII FFXII]] [[{{Siblings}} Extras]]", complete with a MotorMouth {{Narrator}}.

* In the first episode of ''LightNovel/NyarkoSan'', Nyarko's long-winded explanation of what she's doing on Earth gets abbreviated as if it was a videotape running on fast-forward mode.

* The opening to ''WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'' is sped-up-film-style. As Hank and his friends stand in the alley and drink beer, an entire day passes.

* In the first episode of ''NyarkoSan'', Nyarko's long-winded explanation of what she's doing on Earth gets abbreviated as if it was a videotape running on fast-forward mode.

* ''BennyHill'' used this trope a few times per episode.
* It's done on ''TheMunsters'', whenever someone meets the titular family and runs away.
* Happened a few times on ''GilligansIsland''. Once was when the castaways were performing a series of repetitive actions and the film sped up, showing them doing the things really fast.
* Played with in ''TheBigBangTheory'', when the main characters bought a TimeMachine replica and played with it, they ''acted'' going in fast forward. HilarityEnsues.

* ''NoMoreHeroes'' has one late game conversation fast forwarded [[spoiler:[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A22Nkt_fDBc slowed down]] it reveals [[ParentalIncest father-daughter incest]].]] The game hints ("It's impossible, It'll only jack up the age rating of this game even further") that the conversation was fast-forwarded to avoid a higher rating, but this isn't actually the case: {{Suda 51}} states that [[WordOfGod it was actually sped up due to]] RuleOfFunny...that, and the dialogue is a fairly lengthy {{Infodump}}. Travis' shocked reactions are priceless.
* ''QuestForGlory'': The first game when you clean the stables is overlaid with a sped up version of the main theme.

* In ''NarutoTheAbridgedSeries'', Kakashi uses a remote to fast forward over the Wave Country {{filler}}, but ends up breaking it right before the opening.

* The opening to ''KingOfTheHill'' is sped-up-film-style. As Hank and his friends stand in the alley and drink beer, an entire day passes.
* ''FamilyGuy'': An episode where Peter and Lois considered buying [=TiVo=] had the salesman fast forward through their argument to get to the point where they agreed. In the middle of the argument, Chris enters choking on something and Lois gives him the Heimlich Maneuver.

* Homer calls this out on an episode of ''TheSimpsons'', using it as an excuse to speed up the beginning of Mel Gibson's movie.

* An episode of ''AmericanDad'' has Steve wanting to tell his father something important, but he's not home, so we get a fast-forward of him patiently waiting for Stan. When Stan does show up, he insists on reading the mail first, giving us a second fast-forward as he does so, randomly laughing ot cursing at the letters he's reading.

* In ''{{Spaceballs}}'', this trope leads to another gag involving the villains watching themselves.

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* In the first episode of ''{{Nyarko-San}}'', Nyarko's long-winded explanation of what she's doing on Earth gets abbreviated as if it was a videotape running on fast-forward mode.

* Used a lot in ''TheEmperorsNewSchool''.

* In the first episode of ''{{Nyarko-San}}'', Nyarko's long-winded explanation of what she's doing on Earth gets abbreviated as if it was a running videotape on fast-forward mode.

* In the first episode of ''{{Nyarko-San}}'', Nyarko's long-winded explanation of what she's doing on Earth gets abbreviated as if it was a running videotape.

* Used in the [[spoiler:three-way sex scene]] in ''AClockworkOrange''.

* In ''Portal 2'', [=GLaDOS=] says that she has to tell you something important about the testing chamber you're in. Being [=GLaDOS=], she skips through the warning quite quickly. [[spoiler: Slowed down, she's [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BaYurdD3Q8M&feature=player_embedded reciting a passage from]] ''MobyDick''.]]

* ''FamilyGuy'': An episode where the family argued over whether or not to get a [=TiVo=] was fast-forwarded [=TiVo=]-style.

Additionally, in some cases the humor can also be derived from the [[MediumAwareness continuity errors]] [[BreakingTheForuthWall resulting from fast-forwarding the action]].

* Used in the film version of ''VForVendetta'', complete with Yakkety Sax.