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* Bart did this in an episode of ''TheSimpsons''. In order to get into the locked school, he...yeah. Homer also dit it one episode TWICE, the first time to get into the nuclear power plant, the second time to get into the reactor! And furthermore, even the key inside the plant was hidden under a small rock lying on the pristine floor, potentially subverting this trope.
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* Bart did this in an episode of ''TheSimpsons''. In order to get into the locked school, he...yeah. Homer also dit did it it one episode TWICE, the first time to get into the nuclear power plant, the second time to get into the reactor! And furthermore, even the key inside the plant was hidden under a small rock lying on the pristine floor, potentially subverting this trope.
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* Bart did this in an episode of ''TheSimpsons''. In order to get into the locked school, he...yeah. Homer also dit it one episode TWICE, the first time to get into the nuclear power plant, the second time to get into the reactor!reactor! And furthermore, even the key inside the plant was hidden under a small rock lying on the pristine floor, potentially subverting this trope.
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* In a recent ''{{Lost}}'' flashback, young Miles found a dead man's apartment key under a white stone rabbit. White rabbits are a motif on the show. As Miles talks to dead people, it was implied that the man told him where the key was.
* Lowell did this on ''{{Wings}}'', revealed in an episode where the whole gang goes to Boston to be in the audience of a talk show. Thinking that he may have left his iron turned on at home, he announces to the camera his address and key hiding place, asking someone to check for him. Predictably, this leads to thieves stealing everything he owns. ("Except the iron...which was off!").
* Lowell did this on ''{{Wings}}'', revealed in an episode where the whole gang goes to Boston to be in the audience of a talk show. Thinking that he may have left his iron turned on at home, he announces to the camera his address and key hiding place, asking someone to check for him. Predictably, this leads to thieves stealing everything he owns. ("Except the iron...which was off!").
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* In a recent ''{{Lost}}'' ''Series/{{Lost}}'' flashback, young Miles found a dead man's apartment key under a white stone rabbit. White rabbits are a motif on the show. As Miles talks to dead people, it was implied that the man told him where the key was.
* Lowell did this on''{{Wings}}'', ''Series/{{Wings}}'', revealed in an episode where the whole gang goes to Boston to be in the audience of a talk show. Thinking that he may have left his iron turned on at home, he announces to the camera his address and key hiding place, asking someone to check for him. Predictably, this leads to thieves stealing everything he owns. ("Except the iron...which was off!").
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* ''AFairlyOddMovieGrowUpTimmyTurner'': Magnate's headquarters has the key hidden under the doormat.
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* In an episode of ''AdventuresOfSonicTheHedgehog'' where Scratch loses his memory and thinks he's Sonic's ally, he recalls that Robotnik leaves the key to his fortress under his "unwelcome" mat.
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* In the ''DoctorWho'' telemovie with [=Paul McGann=] in, the car-key version was done with, of all things, the ''TARDIS''.
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* In the ''DoctorWho'' ''Series/DoctorWho'' telemovie with [=Paul McGann=] in, the car-key version was done with, of all things, the ''TARDIS''.
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* This is how Colt gets into the BigBad's hideout in ''[[{{Ptitlewsdxtelg}} Loaded Weapon I]]''.
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* ''PowerRangersZeo'': When Rita and Zedd are fleeing from the Machine Empire, she asks her father if they can stay at his place. He agrees and says he'll leave a spare key under the mat.
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* In the ''AllStarSuperman'' movie the key to the Fortress of Solitude is kept under the doormat. Lois is bemused and asks where the big gold key (a staple in Silver Age comics) went. Supes remarks that the doormat method is more secure. This is because the thing is made out of dwarf star material and is '''really''' heavy.
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* In the ''AllStarSuperman'' movie the key to the Fortress of Solitude is kept under the doormat. Lois is bemused and asks where the big gold key (a staple in Silver Age comics) went. Supes remarks that the doormat method is more secure. This is because the thing key is made out of dwarf star material and is '''really''' heavy.
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* In the ''AllStarSuperman'' movie the key to the Fortress of Solitude is kept under the doormat. Lois is bemused and asks where the big gold key (a staple in Silver Age comics) went. Supes remarks that the doormat method is more secure. Of course, given that the place is kept in a secret part of the Arctic, presumably anyone who can find the Fortress and get there has another way of getting in anyway.
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* In the ''AllStarSuperman'' movie the key to the Fortress of Solitude is kept under the doormat. Lois is bemused and asks where the big gold key (a staple in Silver Age comics) went. Supes remarks that the doormat method is more secure. Of course, given that This is because the place thing is kept in a secret part made out of the Arctic, presumably anyone who can find the Fortress dwarf star material and get there has another way of getting in anyway.
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* In the ''AllStarSuperman'' movie the key to the Fortress of Solitude is kept under the doormat. Lois is bemused and asks where the big gold key (a staple in Silver Age comics) went. Supes remarks that the doormat method is more secure. Of course, given that the place is kept in a secret part of the Arctic, presumably anyone who can find the Fortress and get there has another way of getting in anyway.
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* In the movie ''Following'' a burglar named Cobb uses a key under a doormat to break into an apartment.
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* ''{{House}}'' has them breaking into Cuddy's house at one point. The key is under a vase while Chase is busy telling House that's not going to work.
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* In ''AloneInTheDark'' you can sometimes find a car key in the sun visor, saving you the tedious business of hotwiring the vehicle.
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* In one episode of ''Studio60OnTheSunsetStrip'', Jordan and Danny are locked on the roof of the studio. They try to get the attention of a bum by throwing a rock [[strike:at]] near him. Then Danny remembers there [[strike:is]] was a hide-a-key rock on the roof.
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* The parents of [[Comicbook/{{X-Men}} Jean Grey]] keep their spare keys under a fake rock. Unfortunately, Hercules (in the ''Comicbook/{{Avengers}}'' crossover where she resurfaces after ''The Dark Phoenix Saga'') kicks the door down before she could get to it.
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* The parents of [[Comicbook/{{X-Men}} Jean Grey]] keep their spare keys under a fake rock. Unfortunately, Hercules (in the ''Comicbook/{{Avengers}}'' ''Comicbook/TheAvengers'' crossover where she resurfaces after ''The Dark Phoenix Saga'') kicks the door down before she could get to it.
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* ''Mrs. Piggy Winkle'' does this in the story by BeatrixPotter.
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* ''Mrs. Piggy Tiggy Winkle'' does this in the story by BeatrixPotter.
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* In ''TheRailwayChildren'' movie, the man who takes the children to the house in the country from the railway station says that the people who live out there ususally leave their keys under the door.
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* ''{{Starsky and Hutch}}'': Hutch keeps it on top of the door-frame. None of the repeated times the bad guys break into his place ever seem to convince him to stop doing this.
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* In the second episode of ''XMenEvolution'', Rogue accidentally touches a football player and takes his running/tackling skill and memory. And the knowledge that a spare key to his house was in the gutter above the door.
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* In the second episode of ''XMenEvolution'', ''{{X-Men Evolution}}'', Rogue accidentally touches a football player and takes his running/tackling skill and memory. And the knowledge that a spare key to his house was in the gutter above the door.
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* In the first episode of ''Two and a Half Men'', Alan gets into Charlie's house as his fake key-hiding rock is kept out in the open, due to Charlie often coming home so drunk he wouldn't be able to find it if it was in a pile of rocks.
* ''Fringe'' has Olivia go to a alternate universe where she breaks into her counterpart's apartment because they hide the spare key in the same place. However, they do not keep their [[spoiler:guns]] in the same place.
* ''Fringe'' has Olivia go to a alternate universe where she breaks into her counterpart's apartment because they hide the spare key in the same place. However, they do not keep their [[spoiler:guns]] in the same place.
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*''Fringe'' ''{{Fringe}}'' has Olivia go to a alternate universe where she breaks into her counterpart's apartment because they hide the spare key in the same place. However, they do not keep their [[spoiler:guns]] in the same place.
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* In ''TheBernieMacShow'', Bernie gets locked out of his house by the children in a hot day after he punished them and had the air conditioner fixed. With every door and window locked, the last place to look for is the key under the doormat. Brianna was sent to get the key, but was taken by Bernie and leads to a negotiation with the other two kids.
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* At the queue for ''{{Muppet Vision 3D}}'' at the DisneyThemeParks, there's a mat with a sign pointing at it, saying "Key Under Mat." Sure enough, anyone curious enough to look will find one glued to the floor.
* At the queue for ''{{Muppet Vision 3D}}'' at the DisneyThemeParks, there's a mat with a sign pointing at it, saying "Key Under Mat." Sure enough, anyone curious enough to look will find one glued to the floor.