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* ''Fanfic/{{Alicorn}}'': Rainbow Dash, a tad delirious from both sickness and overindulging on alcoholic cough drops against her doctor's orders, loses her inhibitions and tells Celestia - her mother - everything she usually keeps locked up. Among other things, she laments that she feels she's lost her friends, asks Celestia why she abandoned her as a child and why she wasn't good enough, and even expresses suicidal thoughts. By the time Rainbow falls asleep, Celestia has broken down in tears.
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* ''Series/InterviewWithTheVampire2022'': As Louis de Pointe du Lac explains to Daniel Molloy in "[[Recap/InterviewWithTheVampire2022S1E7TheThingLayStill The Thing Lay Still]]", because Lestat de Liocourt had a tendency to withhold information from him, his maker's tongue loosened on a blood-drunken night in Baton Rouge where Lestat divulged to his fledgling how a vampire can die.
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* ''Series/DropTheDeadDonkey''. Newsreader Henry Davenport gets drunk at his award ceremony.
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* ''Series/DropTheDeadDonkey''. ''Series/DropTheDeadDonkey'': Newsreader Henry Davenport gets drunk at his award ceremony.
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* ''Series/BlakesSeven''. In "Trial", Trooper Par offers Space Commander Travis a QuickNip, then it's revealed he did so at the suggestion of Major Thania who wants to loosen Travis' tongue and find out what he's up to. But Travis refuses to talk to her, except to sneer at such an obvious ploy.
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* ''Series/BlakesSeven''. ''Series/BlakesSeven'': In "Trial", Trooper Par offers Space Commander Travis a QuickNip, then it's revealed he did so at the suggestion of Major Thania who wants to loosen Travis' tongue and find out what he's up to. But Travis refuses to talk to her, except to sneer at such an obvious ploy.
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* ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer''.
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* ''Series/{{Farscape}}''. In "Dream A Little Dream", [[EthicalSlut Chiana]] spends the night drinking with a policeman to get information they can use in court the next day. Unfortunately, she has one frell of a hangover, so downs several stimulant pills. HilarityEnsues.
%%* Henry Sellers in ''Series/FatherTed''.
%%* Henry Sellers in ''Series/FatherTed''.
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* ''Series/{{Farscape}}''. ''Series/{{Farscape}}'': In "Dream A Little Dream", [[EthicalSlut Chiana]] spends the night drinking with a policeman to get information they can use in court the next day. Unfortunately, she has one frell of a hangover, so downs several stimulant pills. HilarityEnsues.
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* ''Series/ForAllMankind''. After the [[AlternateHistory Soviets beat the US to the Moon]], the Apollo astronauts are ordered to go out and blow off some steam. While DrowningTheirSorrows, an astronaut who did a lunar flyby mission but who wasn't allowed to land on it blows off some steam to a journalist about how the Apollo One disaster caused NASA to stop taking risks. He gets in a lot of trouble when the comments appear in ''Newsweek'', and his wife angrily points out that the astronauts had a code where they don't discuss their feelings with anyone ''[[WhatTheHellHero including their own family]]'', whereas all it took in this case was a few beers.
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* ''Series/ForAllMankind''. ''Series/ForAllMankind'': After the [[AlternateHistory Soviets beat the US to the Moon]], the Apollo astronauts are ordered to go out and blow off some steam. While DrowningTheirSorrows, an astronaut who did a lunar flyby mission but who wasn't allowed to land on it blows off some steam to a journalist about how the Apollo One disaster caused NASA to stop taking risks. He gets in a lot of trouble when the comments appear in ''Newsweek'', and his wife angrily points out that the astronauts had a code where they don't discuss their feelings with anyone ''[[WhatTheHellHero including their own family]]'', whereas all it took in this case was a few beers.
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* ''Series/IClaudius''. Claudius gets a bit too drunk at Livia's deathbed and she realises his ObfuscatingStupidity is just an act he's been putting on for most of his life. Being a master manipulator herself, she's genuinely impressed.
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* ''Series/IClaudius''. ''Series/IClaudius'': Claudius gets a bit too drunk at Livia's deathbed and she realises his ObfuscatingStupidity is just an act he's been putting on for most of his life. Being a master manipulator herself, she's genuinely impressed.
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* In "WesternAnimation/TabascoRoad", WesternAnimation/SpeedyGonzales has to save his two cousins when they try to pick a fight with an alley cat in a fit of drunken bravado.
* Subverted in ''WesternAnimation/WonderWoman2009''. Steve Trevor buys rounds of tequila shots for him and Diana in an attempt to get her to loosen up and open up to him. Unfortunately for Steve, [[NeverGetsDrunk Amazons have an incredibly high tolerance to alcohol]], so after quite a few shots, Diana is still completely sober while Steve can barely sit up.
* Subverted in ''WesternAnimation/WonderWoman2009''. Steve Trevor buys rounds of tequila shots for him and Diana in an attempt to get her to loosen up and open up to him. Unfortunately for Steve, [[NeverGetsDrunk Amazons have an incredibly high tolerance to alcohol]], so after quite a few shots, Diana is still completely sober while Steve can barely sit up.
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* The ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' cartoon "Part Time Pal" has Tom getting all chummy with Jerry after taking alcohol.
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* The ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' ''Franchise/TomAndJerry'' cartoon "Part Time Pal" has Tom getting all chummy with Jerry after taking alcohol.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' Season 17's "The Italian Bob", just as Sideshow Bob is enjoying his newfound fame as mayor of the Tuscan village of Salsiccia, Lisa spills the beans (and wine on herself) on Sideshow Bob's criminal past:
-->'''Lisa''' [''spilling wine on her dress'']: Bravo! Bravo! Bravissimo! Whoopsy. I'll just get it out with more wine. See? It's fine! Go on, go on with the thing.\\
'''Marge''' [''groans'']: It's obvious why Bob is a vaunted pillar of your community.\\
'''Lisa''': Yeah, but he's a wanted killer in our community! [''Bob starts to sweat nervously'']\\
'''Marge''': He deserves to be hailed at this wingding.\\
'''Lisa''': More like jailed at Sing-Sing!\\
'''Sideshow Bob''' [''trying to prevent further disclosure of his past'']: Time for bed now! Drunken children tell the ugliest lies!
-->'''Lisa''' [''spilling wine on her dress'']: Bravo! Bravo! Bravissimo! Whoopsy. I'll just get it out with more wine. See? It's fine! Go on, go on with the thing.\\
'''Marge''' [''groans'']: It's obvious why Bob is a vaunted pillar of your community.\\
'''Lisa''': Yeah, but he's a wanted killer in our community! [''Bob starts to sweat nervously'']\\
'''Marge''': He deserves to be hailed at this wingding.\\
'''Lisa''': More like jailed at Sing-Sing!\\
'''Sideshow Bob''' [''trying to prevent further disclosure of his past'']: Time for bed now! Drunken children tell the ugliest lies!
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': In ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' Season 17's "The "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS17E8TheItalianBob The Italian Bob", Bob]]", just as Sideshow Bob is enjoying his newfound fame as mayor of the Tuscan village of Salsiccia, Lisa spills the beans (and wine on herself) on Sideshow Bob's criminal past:
-->'''Lisa''' [''spilling -->'''Lisa:''' ''[spilling wine on her dress'']: dress]'' Bravo! Bravo! Bravissimo! Whoopsy. I'll just get it out with more wine. See? It's fine! Go on, go on with the thing.\\
'''Marge''' [''groans'']: '''Marge:''' ''[groans]'' It's obvious why Bob is a vaunted pillar of your community.\\
'''Lisa''': '''Lisa:''' Yeah, but he's a wanted killer in our community! [''Bob ''[Bob starts to sweat nervously'']\\
'''Marge''':nervously]''\\
'''Marge:''' He deserves to be hailed at this wingding.\\
'''Lisa''': '''Lisa:''' More like jailed at Sing-Sing!\\
'''SideshowBob''' [''trying Bob:''' ''[trying to prevent further disclosure of his past'']: past]'' Time for bed now! Drunken children tell the ugliest lies!
'''Marge''':
'''Marge:''' He deserves to be hailed at this wingding.\\
'''Sideshow
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* Orel's dad in ''WesternAnimation/MoralOrel'' is an alcoholic who gets a whole drunken rant in the second season finale, Nature, which culminates in the line [[PunctuatedForEmphasis "Drunk... is... NATURE!"]] This is also described perfectly at the end of Part 2 of the finale, when Orel flat-out asks his mom [[WhatDoesSheSeeInHim why she married his dad]].
-->'''Orel:''' Well, it's just that...when he drinks, he changes.
-->'''Bloberta:''' Oh, he doesn't change, Orel! That's just his [[MeaningfulEcho true nature]] coming out.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Metalocalypse}}'': Every single of the band's mothers, but '''especially''' Toki's, who goes from an incredibly strait-laced religious person with a high amount of restraint to a total pervert when she gets drunk on alcohol.
** And let's not forget the band's manager/lawyer Charles Ofdensen, who is generally a soft-spoken, sort of uptight guy...until you pour enough alcohol into him. Then, he starts doing things like [[HoYay playing with Nathan Explosion's hair]].
* On ''WesternAnimation/{{Daria}}'', Trent suggests that he and Jane get through a family reunion by passing out drunk. Jane points out that not only is she underage, but Trent tends to get "honest" when he's drunk and it's probably not a good idea for them to tell their relatives what they really think of them.
* Subverted in ''{{WesternAnimation/Wonder Woman|2009}}''. Steve Trevor buys rounds of tequila shots for him and Diana in an attempt to get her to loosen up and open up to him. Unfortunately for Steve, [[NeverGetsDrunk Amazons have an incredibly high tolerance to alcohol]], so after quite a few shots, Diana is still completely sober while Steve can barely sit up.
* "Crumley Cogwheel" was a 1963 Paramount Modern Madcap about an office schlub who has spent 20 years with Michigan Nuts And Bolts and had never asked for a raise. His boss gives him a week to do so or else he will be fired. On the last day, Cogwheel is on his lunch break, and instead of going to his usual tea house, he goes into a bar. Only after he gets plastered does he summon up the courage to not only barge into his boss' office during a board meeting but also demand a raise. His boss is completely impressed and gives Cogwheel his raise--of one dollar. Stunned in utter disappointment, Cogwheel faints (Boss: "Poor guy...I guess the shock was too much for him").
* ''WesternAnimation/TheBeatles'' episode "I'm Down" has the boys helping an Italian wine-making family replenish their inventory. Wine is consumed, but nobody shows any sign of being drunk.
* The ''WesternAnimation/PrivateSnafu'' short "Spies," has this when he gets drunk and blabs the final pieces of his military secret to Axis spies.
-->'''Orel:''' Well, it's just that...when he drinks, he changes.
-->'''Bloberta:''' Oh, he doesn't change, Orel! That's just his [[MeaningfulEcho true nature]] coming out.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Metalocalypse}}'': Every single of the band's mothers, but '''especially''' Toki's, who goes from an incredibly strait-laced religious person with a high amount of restraint to a total pervert when she gets drunk on alcohol.
** And let's not forget the band's manager/lawyer Charles Ofdensen, who is generally a soft-spoken, sort of uptight guy...until you pour enough alcohol into him. Then, he starts doing things like [[HoYay playing with Nathan Explosion's hair]].
* On ''WesternAnimation/{{Daria}}'', Trent suggests that he and Jane get through a family reunion by passing out drunk. Jane points out that not only is she underage, but Trent tends to get "honest" when he's drunk and it's probably not a good idea for them to tell their relatives what they really think of them.
* Subverted in ''{{WesternAnimation/Wonder Woman|2009}}''. Steve Trevor buys rounds of tequila shots for him and Diana in an attempt to get her to loosen up and open up to him. Unfortunately for Steve, [[NeverGetsDrunk Amazons have an incredibly high tolerance to alcohol]], so after quite a few shots, Diana is still completely sober while Steve can barely sit up.
* "Crumley Cogwheel" was a 1963 Paramount Modern Madcap about an office schlub who has spent 20 years with Michigan Nuts And Bolts and had never asked for a raise. His boss gives him a week to do so or else he will be fired. On the last day, Cogwheel is on his lunch break, and instead of going to his usual tea house, he goes into a bar. Only after he gets plastered does he summon up the courage to not only barge into his boss' office during a board meeting but also demand a raise. His boss is completely impressed and gives Cogwheel his raise--of one dollar. Stunned in utter disappointment, Cogwheel faints (Boss: "Poor guy...I guess the shock was too much for him").
* ''WesternAnimation/TheBeatles'' episode "I'm Down" has the boys helping an Italian wine-making family replenish their inventory. Wine is consumed, but nobody shows any sign of being drunk.
* The ''WesternAnimation/PrivateSnafu'' short "Spies," has this when he gets drunk and blabs the final pieces of his military secret to Axis spies.
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* Orel's dad in ''WesternAnimation/MoralOrel'' is an alcoholic who gets a whole drunken rant in the second season finale, Nature, "Nature", which culminates in the line [[PunctuatedForEmphasis "Drunk... is... NATURE!"]] NATURE!"]]. This is also described perfectly at the end of Part 2 of the finale, when Orel flat-out asks his mom [[WhatDoesSheSeeInHim why she married his dad]].
-->'''Orel:''' Well, it's just that... when he drinks, hechanges.
-->'''Bloberta:'''changes.\\
'''Bloberta:''' Oh, he doesn't change, Orel! That's just his [[MeaningfulEcho true nature]] coming out.
*''WesternAnimation/{{Metalocalypse}}'': ''WesternAnimation/{{Metalocalypse}}'':
** Every single of the band's mothers, but '''especially''' Toki's, who goes from an incredibly strait-laced religious person with a high amount of restraint to a total pervert when she gets drunk on alcohol.
**And let's not forget the The band's manager/lawyer Charles Ofdensen, who Ofdensen is generally a soft-spoken, sort of uptight guy...guy... until you pour enough alcohol into him. Then, Then he starts doing things like [[HoYay playing with Nathan Explosion's hair]].
*On In ''WesternAnimation/{{Daria}}'', Trent suggests that he and Jane get through a family reunion by passing out drunk. Jane points out that not only is she underage, but Trent tends to get "honest" when he's drunk and it's probably not a good idea for them to tell their relatives what they really think of them.
* Subverted in ''{{WesternAnimation/Wonder Woman|2009}}''. Steve Trevor buys rounds of tequila shots for him and Diana in an attempt to get her to loosen up and open up to him. Unfortunately for Steve, [[NeverGetsDrunk Amazons have an incredibly high tolerance to alcohol]], so after quite a few shots, Diana is still completely sober while Steve can barely sit up.
* "Crumley Cogwheel" was is a 1963 Paramount Modern Madcap about an office schlub who has spent 20 years with Michigan Nuts And and Bolts and had never asked for a raise. His boss gives him a week to do so or else he will be fired. On the last day, Cogwheel is on his lunch break, and instead of going to his usual tea house, he goes into a bar. Only after he gets plastered does he summon up the courage to not only barge into his boss' office during a board meeting but also demand a raise. His boss is completely impressed and gives Cogwheel his raise--of raise -- of one dollar. Stunned in utter disappointment, Cogwheel faints faints. (Boss: "Poor guy...guy... I guess the shock was too much for him").
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*''WesternAnimation/TheBeatles'' ''WesternAnimation/TheBeatles1965'': The episode "I'm Down" has the boys helping an Italian wine-making family replenish their inventory. Wine is consumed, but nobody shows any sign of being drunk.
* The ''WesternAnimation/PrivateSnafu'' short"Spies," "Spies" has this when he Snafu gets drunk and [[LooseLips blabs the final pieces of his military secret to Axis spies.spies]].
-->'''Orel:''' Well, it's just that... when he drinks, he
-->'''Bloberta:'''
'''Bloberta:''' Oh, he doesn't change, Orel! That's just his [[MeaningfulEcho true nature]] coming out.
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** Every single of the band's mothers, but '''especially''' Toki's, who goes from an incredibly strait-laced religious person with a high amount of restraint to a total pervert when she gets drunk on alcohol.
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* ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'': In the Speedy Gonzales short ''WesternAnimation/TabascoRoad'', Speedy has to save his two cousins when they try to pick a fight with an alley cat in a fit of drunken bravado.
* ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty'': "The Wedding Squanchers", Rick's best friend, [[TheComicallySerious Birdperson]], and who and what comes out at the wedding.
* ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty'': "The Wedding Squanchers", Rick's best friend, [[TheComicallySerious Birdperson]], and who and what comes out at the wedding.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'' episode "Benderama", Kif (normally a ServileSnarker who shows nothing but disdain for him) finds Zapp's quips about the giant ugly teenager to be absolutely ''hilarious'' [[ItMakesSenseInContext after the world's water is transformed into booze by the tiny Benders]].
* ''WesternAnimation/HazbinHotel'': In "Masquerade", Husk reveals that this how he knows everyone's true feelings-people would get drunk and then rant to him. Among the things he learned are how Sir Pentious secretly watches everyone in their sleep out of a desire for companionship, Angel Dust [[BeneathTheMask isn't actually as carefree as he likes to pretend]], Charlie wants to fix everyone else's problems to avoid dealing with her own, Vaggie's a BrokenBird who acts angry because she hates herself and [[YouDoNotWantToKnow he refuses to share what he learned about Niffty]].
* ''WesternAnimation/HazbinHotel'': In "Masquerade", Husk reveals that this how he knows everyone's true feelings-people would get drunk and then rant to him. Among the things he learned are how Sir Pentious secretly watches everyone in their sleep out of a desire for companionship, Angel Dust [[BeneathTheMask isn't actually as carefree as he likes to pretend]], Charlie wants to fix everyone else's problems to avoid dealing with her own, Vaggie's a BrokenBird who acts angry because she hates herself and [[YouDoNotWantToKnow he refuses to share what he learned about Niffty]].
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'' episode "Benderama", "[[Recap/FuturamaS6E17Benderama Benderama]]", Kif (normally a ServileSnarker who shows nothing but disdain for him) finds Zapp's quips about the giant ugly teenager to be absolutely ''hilarious'' [[ItMakesSenseInContext after the world's water is transformed into booze by the tiny Benders]].
* ''WesternAnimation/HazbinHotel'': In"Masquerade", "[[Recap/HazbinHotelS1E4Masquerade Masquerade]]", Husk reveals that this how he knows everyone's true feelings-people would get drunk and then rant to him. Among the things he learned are how Sir Pentious secretly watches everyone in their sleep out of a desire for companionship, Angel Dust [[BeneathTheMask isn't actually as carefree as he likes to pretend]], Charlie wants to fix everyone else's problems to avoid dealing with her own, Vaggie's a BrokenBird who acts angry because she hates herself herself, and [[YouDoNotWantToKnow he refuses to share what he learned about Niffty]].
* ''WesternAnimation/HazbinHotel'': In
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Compare AlcoholInducedIdiocy (for when booze causes a character's IQ to drop precipitously), DrunkenMaster (for when booze acts as a SuperSerum), LiquidCourage (for when a character suddenly guzzles his bottle or glass dry and pulls off an [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome awesome moment]]... or just asks the girl out), MushroomSamba (for when things just get... weird instead), and ButLiquorIsQuicker. If the booze-provided honesty gives the character an introspective epiphany, it is HigherUnderstandingThroughDrugs. Compare the implications of NeverGetsDrunk. Also, contrast BottledHeroicResolve, which overcomes ''physical'' limitations; because alcohol is a sedative, in RealLife it acts as anti-BottledHeroicResolve. Also, contrast PinkElephants, which may lead to the truth being ignored because the person was drunk.
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Compare AlcoholInducedIdiocy (for when booze causes a character's IQ to drop precipitously), DrunkenMaster (for when booze acts as a SuperSerum), LiquidCourage (for when a character suddenly guzzles his bottle or glass dry and pulls off an [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome awesome moment]]... or just asks the girl out), GassyGastronomy (for when they start burping), MushroomSamba (for when things just get... weird instead), and ButLiquorIsQuicker. If the booze-provided honesty gives the character an introspective epiphany, it is HigherUnderstandingThroughDrugs. Compare the implications of NeverGetsDrunk. Also, contrast BottledHeroicResolve, which overcomes ''physical'' limitations; because alcohol is a sedative, in RealLife it acts as anti-BottledHeroicResolve. Also, contrast PinkElephants, which may lead to the truth being ignored because the person was drunk.
