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* The ''WesternAnimation/DangerMouse'' episode "The Dream Machine" has DM and Penfold inside Greenback's dream machine cloud which causes anything Penfold says to appear. DM has the idea to blow it away so he gets Penfold to come up with a giant fan. What appears is a two-headed beastie with the label "Danger Mouse Fan Club" gushing over the hero.
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* The ''WesternAnimation/DangerMouse'' episode "The Dream Machine" has DM and Penfold inside Greenback's dream machine cloud which causes anything Penfold says to appear. DM has the idea to blow it away so he gets Penfold to come up with a giant fan. What appears [[FunWithHomophones His first attempt]] is a two-headed beastie with the label "Danger Mouse Fan Club" gushing over the hero.
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%%* Harmony in ''WesternAnimation/HiHiPuffyAmiYumi'' ("I'm your number one fan").
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%%* ''WesternAnimation/DangerMouse'' episode "The Dream Machine"
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van]]''! '''HAHAHAHA!!! GET IT?!?!''']]
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* ''Series/MyWorldAndWelcomeToIt'': When Lydia goes over to help out with her school newspaper at her schoolmate Patrick's house, John accompanies her. It turns out Patrick's mother knows of John's work in ''The Manhattanite'' and spends their short interaction time gushing over him and trying to impress him with her highbrow and pretentious taste in food and culture. Occurs in "The Fourth Estate."
-->'''Cecily [=McGraw=]''': How nice to have met the famous, famous John Monroe! I was having a demitasse -- won't you join me?\\
-->'''Cecily [=McGraw=]''': How nice to have met the famous, famous John Monroe! I was having a demitasse -- won't you join me?\\
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* ''Series/MyWorldAndWelcomeToIt'': ''Series/MyWorldAndWelcomeToIt'':
** When Lydia goes over to help out with her school newspaper at her schoolmate Patrick's house, John accompanies her. It turns out Patrick's mother knows of John's work in ''The Manhattanite'' and spends their short interaction time gushing over him and trying to impress him with her highbrow and pretentious taste in food and culture. Occurs in "The Fourth Estate."
-->'''Cecily --->'''Cecily [=McGraw=]''': How nice to have met the famous, famous John Monroe! I was having a demitasse -- won't you join me?\\
** When Lydia goes over to help out with her school newspaper at her schoolmate Patrick's house, John accompanies her. It turns out Patrick's mother knows of John's work in ''The Manhattanite'' and spends their short interaction time gushing over him and trying to impress him with her highbrow and pretentious taste in food and culture. Occurs in "The Fourth Estate."
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** Played with in "The Middle Years" when John has a FantasySequence in which his comely new widow neighbor Mrs. Bessinger visits him at home and shamelessly flirts with him. While doing so, she says one of the biggest reasons she's attracted to him is that she loves his cartoons and stories.
--->'''Mrs. Bessinger''': ''[seductively]'' Oh -- just knowing you through your words and cartoons. Oh -- those precious words. Oh -- those wonderfully funny cartoons...
--->'''Mrs. Bessinger''': ''[seductively]'' Oh -- just knowing you through your words and cartoons. Oh -- those precious words. Oh -- those wonderfully funny cartoons...
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-->'''Cecily McGraw''': How nice to have met the famous, famous John Monroe! I was having a demitasse -- won't you join me?\\
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-->'''Cecily McGraw''': [=McGraw=]''': How nice to have met the famous, famous John Monroe! I was having a demitasse -- won't you join me?\\
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* ''Series/MyWorldAndWelcomeToIt'': When Lydia goes over to help out with her school newspaper at her schoolmate Patrick's house, John accompanies her. It turns out Patrick's mother knows of John's work in ''The Manhattanite'' and spends their short interaction time gushing over him and trying to impress him with her highbrow and pretentious taste in food and culture. Occurs in "The Fourth Estate."
-->'''Cecily McGraw''': How nice to have met the famous, famous John Monroe! I was having a demitasse -- won't you join me?\\
'''John''': Well... thank you...\\
'''Cecily''': ''[interrupting]'' Yes, ''The Manhattanite'' is one of the few magazines allowed in our home. We particularly find you very Aristotelian...\\
'''John''': Do you?\\
'''Cecily''': ...occasionally somewhat Shavian, and more often than not spiced with shreds of Camus.\\
'''John''': ''[trying to be polite]'' Well that's very nice of you to notice.
-->'''Cecily McGraw''': How nice to have met the famous, famous John Monroe! I was having a demitasse -- won't you join me?\\
'''John''': Well... thank you...\\
'''Cecily''': ''[interrupting]'' Yes, ''The Manhattanite'' is one of the few magazines allowed in our home. We particularly find you very Aristotelian...\\
'''John''': Do you?\\
'''Cecily''': ...occasionally somewhat Shavian, and more often than not spiced with shreds of Camus.\\
'''John''': ''[trying to be polite]'' Well that's very nice of you to notice.
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--> '''Mr. Incredible:''' ''(gasps)'' Buddy?
