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* The YouTubePoop ''GoodBurger On Ice''.

* ''Dangeresque: Put 'Em On Ice'' from the RockOpera E-mail from ''WebAnimation/HomestarRunner.''

** ''BluesClues''

** ''TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles'' via the Coming Out of Our Shells Tour.

* ''Dangeresque: Put 'Em On Ice'' from the RockOpera E-mail from ''HomestarRunner.''

* ''LoveAndCapes'' has The Crusader On Ice. The Crusader's girlfriend is the only one amused.

** ''The MastersOfTheUniverse Power Tour'' included characters from sister franchise ''WesternAnimation/SheRaPrincessOfPower''.

* ''HistoryOfTheWorldPartOne'' had a brief clip promising "Hitler on Ice" in the sequel.

** ''YogiBear'' (1977 edition, plus a crossover with ''ScoobyDoo'' and ''TheFlintstones'' in '79)

** ''TheSimpsons'' (1990)

** ''Blue's Clues''

** ''DoraTheExplorer''

** ''The MastersOfTheUniverse Power Tour'' included characters from sister franchise ''SheRaPrincessOfPower''.

* ''{{Rugrats}}'' had ''Reptar on Ice''. Reptar is the show's expy of Godzilla, but for some reason (even the guy playing Reptar complained about its implausibility), the ice show had him falling in love with a reporter. On the other hand, Grampa was doubtful about seeing it but thought it was brilliant once he did.

* In the ''{{Arthur}}'' episode "Play It Again, D.W.", D.W. has four tickets to ''Crazy Bus Live''. Arthur doesn't want to go, but D.W. tells him that it's only fair; she had to go to ''Bionic Bunny on Ice'' when Arthur wanted to go.

** ''BarneyAndFriends''

* ''TheWizardOfOz on Ice'' was adapted from the 1939 film.

* ''{{Rugrats}}'' had ''Reptar on Ice''. Reptar is apparently the show's expy of Godzilla, but for some reason, the ice show had him falling in love with a reporter. The guy playing Reptar complained about ''that''. Hilariously, Grampa thought the show was brilliant.

* ''HistoryOfTheWorldPartOne'' had a brief clip of Hitler on Ice.
* [[DeathToSmoochy Smoochy on Ice]]

* ''Rugrats'' had ''Reptar on Ice''. Reptar is apparently the show's expy of Godzilla, but for some reason, the ice show had him falling in love with a reporter. The guy playing Reptar complained about ''that''. Hilariously, Grampa thought the show was brilliant.

So you have a character who's famous in-universe, or a popular show-within-a-show. For sake of example: ''The Alice and Bob Show''. What better way to show off that fame and popularity while simultaneously destroying all shreds of dignity? ''Alice and Bob On Ice''!

[[StylisticSuck Expect cheesy costumes and songs]], [[CharacterDerailment inaccurate characterization]], and plenty of embarrassment for whoever's been "honored" with it's creation. When you've got your own ice show, you've officially made it to the big time.

** ''TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles'' via the infamous Coming Out of Our Shells Tour.

[[StylisticSuck Expect cheesy costumes and songs]], [[AdaptationDecay inaccurate characterization]], and plenty of embarrassment for whoever's been "honored" with it's creation. When you've got your own ice show, you've officially made it to the big time.

** ''{{Ewoks}}'' (1986)

** ''Barbie'' (Several times in TheEighties and TheNineties)

** SuperMarioBrothers (1989). Princess Toadstool spoke like Mae West, King Koopa was played by Mr. Belvedere, Mario sounded like Fred Flintstone, and the whole thing ended with a CurbStompBattle in which Mario did NOTHING. It has to be seen to be believed...so [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ue4Bca8DbAQ here it is!]]
** ''TheSimpsons'' (1990).

* ''TheWizardOfOz On Ice'' was adapted from the 1939 film.
* ''{{Anastasia}} On Ice''.

** ''The MastersOfTheUniverse Power Tour'', which included characters from sister franchise ''SheRaPrincessOfPower''.

* ''TheWizardOfOz on Ice'', which was adapted from the 1939 film.

** ''The MastersOfTheUniverse Power Tour'' featured characters from both the He-Man and She-Ra franchises.

** ''TheMastersOfTheUniverse Power Tour'' featured characters from both the He-Man and She-Ra franchises.

* While presented on traditional stages rather than ice rinks, there is a whole theatrical subgenre of what The Other Wiki calls "adapted live stage tours" featuring children's characters (usually from puppet and/or animated shows) "coming to life" on stage via elaborate costumes and often-prerecorded soundtracks. These can become their own franchises, with a new show introduced every year or so; shows that have received this treatment include:

** ''DisneyLive!'' (franchise)

** ''{{Pokemon}}'' as ''PokemonLive!''

* While presented on traditional stages rather than ice rinks, there is a whole theatrical subgenre of what The Other Wiki calls "adapted live stage tours" featuring children's characters (usually from puppet and/or animated shows) "coming to life" on stage via elaborate costumes and often-prerecorded soundtracks. These can become their own franchises, with a new show introduced every year or so. Examples:
** ''SesameStreet Live'' (franchise).
** ''MuppetBabies Live''.
** ''PokemonLive''!
** ''Disney Live!'' (franchise)
** ''{{Madagascar}} Live!''

* ''SaturdayNightLive'' for December 11th, 2010 had a "Meryl Streep on Ice" sketch.

* DavidLetterman for December 12, 2010 had a fake ad for "[=WikiLeaks=] on Ice".

* The full title of the {{Simpsons}} 20th anniversary special was ''The Simpsons 20th Anniversary Special - In 3-D! On Ice!'' (Although it was neither on ice nor in 3D, and was shown during the 21st season...but it really was about ''The Simpsons''.)
** Also one time on ''The Simpsons'' Krusty and Sideshow Mel were hosting an Ice-Capades-type show; they slipped behind some flats and two obvious skate-doubles came out to do an ice dance in their stead.
* In an episode of FairlyOddParents, Timmy sells magical lemonade so he can afford tickets to Crash Nebula on Ice.
* ''Rugrats'' had Reptar On Ice. Reptar is apparently the show's expy of Godzilla, but for some reason, the ice show had him falling in love with a reporter. The guy playing Reptar complained. Hilariously, Grampa thought it was brilliant.
* ''RobotChicken'' did a sketch where ''TheEmpireStrikesBack'' became "Empire... OnIce!"
* In the ''{{Arthur}}'' episode "Play It Again, D.W.", D.W. has four tickets to "Crazy Bus Live". Arthur doesn't want to go, but D.W. tells him that it's only fair; she had to go to "Bionic Bunny on Ice" when Arthur wanted to go.
* In FostersHomeForImaginaryFriends, Bloo's popularity has resulted in a flood of CaptainErsatz Bloos, and this becomes a problem when Mac only has two tickets to Bloo's favorite TV show's On Ice Spectacular.
* ''Dangeresque: Put 'Em On Ice'' from the RockOpera E-mail from ''HomestarRunner.''

So you have a character who's famous in-universe, or a popular show-within-a-show. For sake of example: The Alice and Bob Show. What better way to show off that fame and popularity while simultaneously destroying all shreds of dignity? Alice and Bob On Ice!

[[StylisticSuck Expect cheesy costumes and songs]], [[AdaptationDecay inaccurate characterization]], and plenty of embarrassment for whoever's been "honored" with it's creation. When you've got your own Ice Show, you've officially made it to the big time.

[[IThoughtItMeant Not related to]] [[WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs metamphetamine.]]

SubTrope of RecycledInSpace.

* The Ice Capades once had a SuperMarioBrothers segment. Princess Toadstool spoke like Mae West, King Koopa was played by Mr. Belvedere, Mario sounded like Fred Flintstone, and the whole thing ended with a CurbStompBattle in which Mario did NOTHING. It has to be seen to be believed...so [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ue4Bca8DbAQ here it is!]]
* ''TheSimpsons'' actually appeared on ice during the 1991 Ice Capades.
* ''{{iCarly}}'' [[DiscussedTrope discussed]] the trope in the episode ''iWin A Date'' when two of their friends didn't show up for their webshow as they went to see Girly Cow On Ice.
-->'''Carly:''' "Why is it whenever there's a popular TV show they just gotta go put it on ice!"
* Disney On Ice.

* ''Rugrats'' had Reptar On Ice. Reptar is apparently the show's expy of Godzilla, but for some reason, the ice show had him falling in love with a reporter. The guy playing Reptar complained.

* ''Dangeresque: Put 'Em On Ice'' from ''HomestarRunner.''

* In FostersHomeForImaginaryFriends, Bloo's popularity has resulted in a flood of CaptainErsatz Bloos, and this becomes a problem when Mac only has two tickets to Bloo's favorite TV show's On Ice Spectacular.

[[StylisticSuck Expect cheesy costumes and songs]], inaccurate characterization, and plenty of embarrassment for whoever's been "honored" with it's creation. When you've got your own Ice Show, you've officially made it to the big time.