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** At the end of "[[Recap/TheLoudHouseS1E3DrivingMissHazyNoGutsNoGlori No Guts, No Glori]]", Lori learns not to be so bossy, while her siblings realise that a complete lack of authority leads to chaos. However, they're still in trouble because Lola had broke Lynn Sr.'s golf clubs.
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** At the end of "[[Recap/TheLoudHouseS1E3DrivingMissHazyNoGutsNoGlori No Guts, No Glori]]", Lori learns not to be so bossy, while her siblings realise realize that a complete lack of authority leads to chaos. However, they're still in trouble because Lola had broke Lynn Sr.'s golf clubs.
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** At the end of "[[Recap/TheLoudHouseS1E3DrivingMissHazyNoGutsNoGlori No Guts, No Glori]]", Lori learns not to be so bossy, while her siblings realise that a complete lack of authority leads to chaos. However, they're still in trouble because they broke Lynn Sr.'s golf clubs.
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** At the end of "[[Recap/TheLoudHouseS1E3DrivingMissHazyNoGutsNoGlori No Guts, No Glori]]", Lori learns not to be so bossy, while her siblings realise that a complete lack of authority leads to chaos. However, they're still in trouble because they Lola had broke Lynn Sr.'s golf clubs.
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* ''VideoGame/ChronoTrigger'': The most commonly-seen ending has all of the heroes from time periods other than the Present saying their goodbyes to Crono, Lucca, and Marle before departing through the time portal at the Millennial Fair back to their own times. Just before it closes for good, however, Crono's cat also randomly decides to jump into the portal, followed by his mother chasing it. Whoops! Guess it's time for one more trip through time (shows mostly during the closing credits)!
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* ''VideoGame/ChronoTrigger'': The most commonly-seen ending has all of the heroes from time periods other than the Present saying their goodbyes to Crono, Lucca, and Marle before departing through the time portal at the Millennial Fair back to their own times. Just before it closes for good, however, Crono's cat also randomly decides to jump into the portal, followed by his mother chasing it. Whoops! Guess it's time for one more trip through time (shows (shown mostly during the closing credits)!
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* ''VideoGame/ChronoTrigger'': The most commonly-seen ending has all of the heroes from time periods other than the Present saying their goodbyes to Crono, Lucca, and Marle before departing through the time portal at the Millennial Fair back to their own times. Just before it closes for good, however, Crono's cat also randomly decides to jump into the portal, followed by his mother chasing it. Whoops! Guess it's time for one more trip through time (shows mostly during the closing credits)!
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* The final shot of ''Film/BigTroubleInLittleChina'' reveals that David Lo Pan's monstrous Wild Man has outlived his master and stowed away on Jack Burton's truck, but given everything else Jack has survived in the film, he's unlikely to pose a serious threat.
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Unlike the SuddenDownerEnding, this isn't intended to ruin the mood. It's still a happy ending! It's just a happy ending with a small joking nod to how things aren't perfect, and that's ok, and we trust that the heroes will deal with it somehow.
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Unlike the SuddenDownerEnding, this isn't intended to ruin the mood. It's still a happy ending! It's just a happy ending with a small joking nod to how things aren't perfect, and that's ok, and we trust that the heroes will deal with it somehow.
somehow. At the very worst, it's a BittersweetEnding.
* ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/43536436 The Jacket]]'' by [[https://archiveofourown.org/users/JuliaFC/pseuds/JuliaFC JuliaFC]] ends with Adrien and Marinette getting together. Then Adrien states he wants four children, and Marinette says she only has names for three.
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* ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/43536436 The Jacket]]'' by [[https://archiveofourown.org/users/JuliaFC/pseuds/JuliaFC JuliaFC]] ends with Adrien and Marinette getting together. Then Adrien states he wants four children, and Marinette says she only has names for three.
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* At the end of ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory1'', everything is wonderful until Andy suddenly announces that he got a puppy for Christmas. Woody and Buzz look at each other with nervous smiles.
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* At the end of ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory1'', everything is wonderful until Andy suddenly announces that he [[PetsAsAPresent got a puppy for Christmas.Christmas]]. Woody and Buzz look at each other with nervous smiles.
* At the end of ''Poopy Pants and Potty Rants'', the protagonist's daughter [[ToiletTrainingPlot is finally toilet trained]]... but now she has to learn how to wipe her own behind.
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* A weird example in the ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'' episode "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS1E6LonelyAmongUs Lonely Among Us]]", where -- after the crew have been distracted from the two enemy alien races they're transporting by the EnergyBeing of the week -- the "joke" problem is that one alien faction has possibly ''killed'' a member of the other group ''and wants the crew to cook it for them''. And this is completely PlayedForLaughs, with Picard dumping the situation on Riker, and everyone acting like this is a complicated situation, but not a serious one.
* The ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'' episode "[[Recap/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineS01E05Babel Babel]]" is about a CurseOfBabel virus endangering everyone on the station, originally stemming from O'Brien trying to repair the replicators so that Commander Sisko can have [[MustHaveCaffeine a decent cup of coffee]]. After the crisis is resolved and everyone has recovered, Sisko takes a sip of his coffee, nearly spits it out and snaps "O'Brien!" O'Brien is naturally annoyed that he's back to dealing with this.
* The ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'' episode "[[Recap/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineS01E05Babel Babel]]" is about a CurseOfBabel virus endangering everyone on the station, originally stemming from O'Brien trying to repair the replicators so that Commander Sisko can have [[MustHaveCaffeine a decent cup of coffee]]. After the crisis is resolved and everyone has recovered, Sisko takes a sip of his coffee, nearly spits it out and snaps "O'Brien!" O'Brien is naturally annoyed that he's back to dealing with this.
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* A weird example in the ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'' episode "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS1E6LonelyAmongUs Lonely Among Us]]", where -- after the crew have been distracted from the two enemy alien races they're transporting by the EnergyBeing of the week -- the "joke" problem is that one alien faction has possibly ''killed'' ''[[BlackComedy killed]]'' a member of the other group ''and ''[[SapientEatSapient and wants the crew to cook it for them''.them]]''. And this is completely PlayedForLaughs, with Picard dumping the situation on Riker, and everyone acting like this is a complicated situation, but not a serious one.
* The ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'' episode "[[Recap/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineS01E05Babel Babel]]" is about a CurseOfBabel virus endangering everyone on the station, originally stemming from O'Brien trying to repair the replicators so that Commander Sisko can have [[MustHaveCaffeine a decentcup cup]] of coffee]]. [[{{Uncoffee}} a coffee-like beverage]]. After the crisis is resolved and everyone has recovered, Sisko takes a sip of his coffee, drink, nearly spits it out and snaps "O'Brien!" snaps, "[[SayMyName O'Brien!]]" O'Brien is naturally annoyed that he's back to dealing with this.
* The ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'' episode "[[Recap/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineS01E05Babel Babel]]" is about a CurseOfBabel virus endangering everyone on the station, originally stemming from O'Brien trying to repair the replicators so that Commander Sisko can have [[MustHaveCaffeine a decent
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* Commonly used for EndOfEpisodeSilliness in WesternAnimation/{{Chowder}}. One good example is at the end of an episode with Schnitzel waiting an inordinately long time to cash in his paycheque, Chowder then reveals that he never cashed in his payment… and there’s now a longer queue.
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* Commonly used for EndOfEpisodeSilliness in WesternAnimation/{{Chowder}}.''WesternAnimation/{{Chowder}}''. One good example is at the end of an episode with Schnitzel waiting an inordinately long time to cash in his paycheque, Chowder then reveals that he never cashed in his payment… and there’s now a longer queue.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MarthaSpeaks'': "[[Recap/MarthaSpeaksS1E25MarthaInCharge Martha in Charge]]" ends with Helen recovered from her [[LostVoicePlot laryngitis]], the delivery guy who'd been [[HelpImStuck stuck in the doggie door]] unstuck, Truman realising that [[MistakenForThief Mr. Blaine, the chimney sweeps, and the fire department aren't burglars]], and Mr. Blaine, the fire department, and the police now out of the way... only the chimney sweeps are stuck on the roof because the ladder was taken away.
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** "[[Recap/MarthaSpeaksS1E25MarthaInCharge Martha in Charge]]" ends with Helen recovered from her [[LostVoicePlot laryngitis]], the delivery guy who'd been [[HelpImStuck stuck in the doggie door]] unstuck, Truman realising that [[MistakenForThief Mr. Blaine, the chimney sweeps, and the fire department aren't burglars]], and Mr. Blaine, the fire department, and the police now out of the way... only the chimney sweeps are stuck on the roof because the ladder was takenaway.away.
** "Martha Bakes": Helen, who'd been glum over losing an art contest, is happy again, and everyone has some cake to eat... but the living room rug is still dirty from the dogs' cake-baking attempts, to the ire of [[NeatFreak Mariella]].
** "Scaredy Cat" features an in-universe example -- in T.D.'s GhostStory ''The Invisible Man's Best Friend'', a dog becomes invisible due to a lab accident, and her owner eventually finds a way to turn her visible again... but she's now [[AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever grown into]] a CanisMajor.
** "Return to Martha's Slumber Party of the Weird" -- everyone's [[GoToSleepEnding getting ready for bed]], and Martha has finally found a story she likes... but she's nauseous from too many s'mores.
** "The Case of the Shattered Vase" -- Martha's story has convinced Helen not to be afraid anymore... but it's then revealed that Martha was inspired to write it from actually [[PricelessMingVase breaking a vase]] and [[ThievingPet stealing peanut butter]].
** "Never Forget to Remember" -- the kids have their ball back and the carousel is no longer stuck... but it's raining.
** "[[Recap/MarthaSpeaksS1E25MarthaInCharge Martha in Charge]]" ends with Helen recovered from her [[LostVoicePlot laryngitis]], the delivery guy who'd been [[HelpImStuck stuck in the doggie door]] unstuck, Truman realising that [[MistakenForThief Mr. Blaine, the chimney sweeps, and the fire department aren't burglars]], and Mr. Blaine, the fire department, and the police now out of the way... only the chimney sweeps are stuck on the roof because the ladder was taken
** "Martha Bakes": Helen, who'd been glum over losing an art contest, is happy again, and everyone has some cake to eat... but the living room rug is still dirty from the dogs' cake-baking attempts, to the ire of [[NeatFreak Mariella]].
** "Scaredy Cat" features an in-universe example -- in T.D.'s GhostStory ''The Invisible Man's Best Friend'', a dog becomes invisible due to a lab accident, and her owner eventually finds a way to turn her visible again... but she's now [[AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever grown into]] a CanisMajor.
** "Return to Martha's Slumber Party of the Weird" -- everyone's [[GoToSleepEnding getting ready for bed]], and Martha has finally found a story she likes... but she's nauseous from too many s'mores.
** "The Case of the Shattered Vase" -- Martha's story has convinced Helen not to be afraid anymore... but it's then revealed that Martha was inspired to write it from actually [[PricelessMingVase breaking a vase]] and [[ThievingPet stealing peanut butter]].
** "Never Forget to Remember" -- the kids have their ball back and the carousel is no longer stuck... but it's raining.
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** "Camping it Up" -- [[BigfootSasquatchAndYeti Bigfoot]] is back in his own dimension, but Peter accidentally turned on Egon's self-assembling tent, leaving a big mess to clean up.
** "Hanging by a Thread" -- The fates of humanity have been saved, but Peter [[FaintInShock has passed out from the shock of]] finding out that Egon didn't know they'd survive their trip to the [[EldritchLocation Netherworld]].
** "Bustman's Holiday" -- The town of Dunkeld is saved, but Ray was given a pair of bagpipes and annoys Peter by playing them.
** "They Call Me MISTER Slimer" -- Slimer earned the Ghostbusters a lot of money, resolving the BrokeEpisode, the [[TheBully bullies]] have called a truce against Mike, and the Barrow Wights are trapped... but Peter offends Slimer, who angrily chases him.
** "Janine's Day Off" -- The demon is trapped and the ghosts have surrendered, but the firehouse is a mess.
** "The Ghostbusters Live! from Al Capone's Tomb" -- The Ghostbusters and Slimer have dealt with Al Capone's ghost, but Peter reveals that he wants them to be on live TV again, making everyone else chase him angrily.
** "Revenge of the Ghostmaster" -- The Ghostmaster is trapped, ending the {{Curse}} on the Ghostbusters and Slimer... but Peter forgot to pay the electric bill, meaning that they still have no power.
** "Partners in Slime" -- Poso, the main villain, is trapped, but Peter is still [[CoveredInGunge covered]] in {{Ectoplasm}}, and unfortunately it's the kind that responds to mood, meaning his anger at the situation only worsens it.
** "Kitty Cornered" -- The witch has gone on her merry way and gotten her familiar, Twinkie, back. However, while ''most'' of Slimer's wishes that Twinkie granted have disappeared, his last one, a [[GiantFood giant sandwich]], is still there.
** "Room at the Top" -- Slimer, after much toil and trouble, has finally built the fort he wanted to build, but the Ghostbusters want to use it as well and are getting in his way.
** "Nothing to Sneeze At" -- The Ghostbusters have recovered from [[PlagueEpisode their flu]], but Slimer has [[AteItAll eaten all the food in the fridge]].
** "Hanging by a Thread" -- The fates of humanity have been saved, but Peter [[FaintInShock has passed out from the shock of]] finding out that Egon didn't know they'd survive their trip to the [[EldritchLocation Netherworld]].
** "Bustman's Holiday" -- The town of Dunkeld is saved, but Ray was given a pair of bagpipes and annoys Peter by playing them.
** "They Call Me MISTER Slimer" -- Slimer earned the Ghostbusters a lot of money, resolving the BrokeEpisode, the [[TheBully bullies]] have called a truce against Mike, and the Barrow Wights are trapped... but Peter offends Slimer, who angrily chases him.
** "Janine's Day Off" -- The demon is trapped and the ghosts have surrendered, but the firehouse is a mess.
** "The Ghostbusters Live! from Al Capone's Tomb" -- The Ghostbusters and Slimer have dealt with Al Capone's ghost, but Peter reveals that he wants them to be on live TV again, making everyone else chase him angrily.
** "Revenge of the Ghostmaster" -- The Ghostmaster is trapped, ending the {{Curse}} on the Ghostbusters and Slimer... but Peter forgot to pay the electric bill, meaning that they still have no power.
** "Partners in Slime" -- Poso, the main villain, is trapped, but Peter is still [[CoveredInGunge covered]] in {{Ectoplasm}}, and unfortunately it's the kind that responds to mood, meaning his anger at the situation only worsens it.
** "Kitty Cornered" -- The witch has gone on her merry way and gotten her familiar, Twinkie, back. However, while ''most'' of Slimer's wishes that Twinkie granted have disappeared, his last one, a [[GiantFood giant sandwich]], is still there.
** "Room at the Top" -- Slimer, after much toil and trouble, has finally built the fort he wanted to build, but the Ghostbusters want to use it as well and are getting in his way.
** "Nothing to Sneeze At" -- The Ghostbusters have recovered from [[PlagueEpisode their flu]], but Slimer has [[AteItAll eaten all the food in the fridge]].
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** ''Film/HomeAlone2'' does it again. This time, everything is wonderful until Kevin's dad [[ShockinglyExpensiveBill suddenly realizes how much money he spent on room service]].
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** ''Film/HomeAlone2'' ''Film/HomeAlone2LostInNewYork'' does it again. This time, everything is wonderful until Kevin's dad [[ShockinglyExpensiveBill suddenly realizes how much money he spent on room service]].
