History Main / SickandWrong

* Almost every scene in Todd Solondz's film "{{Happiness}}", a tender comedy about rape and child abuse.

* Almost every scene in Todd Solondz's film "Happiness", a tender comedy about rape and child abuse.

-->'''Fender:''' ''hikes skirt and runs'' So wrong, this is SO WRONG.

--->'''Fender:''' ''hikes skirt and runs'' So wrong, this is SO WRONG.

---> '''One of the guardsmen:'''"Is this even anatomically possible?"
---> '''Cain:''' "No, it's not. And even if it were, it'd be against regulations."

-->'''Phoebe:''' I don't want to be all judgmental, you know, but this is sick; it's sick and wrong!"

* ''{{Twilight}}'', y'all? ''Imprinting''? The '''fuck'''? Oh, sure, it's fine for a nineteen-year-old to be in love with a two-year-old; he'll just JailBaitWait. What was that you said? What about what she wants? Oh, honey, welcome to ''{{Twilight}}''. But for serious, even Miss Bella "My-Only-Worth-Is-My-Relationship-With-My-Hot-Overbearing-Vampire-Boyfriend" Swan is freaked the hell out by imprinting. [[spoiler: Until the boy who used to be her UnluckyChildhoodFriend imprints on her ''baby daughter''. AUUGH! [[HighOctaneNightmareFuel THE FUCK, BOOK?]] I don't even know where to start.]] Sick and wrong, y'all. Sick and ''wrong''.

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After a particularly strange or {{squick}}y phenomenon, a character will inevitably say, "That's disturbing", "That's just wrong", "[[ThisIsWrongOnSoManyLevels That's wrong on so many levels]]", or something similar. The [[TheSameButMore next level up]] has characters requesting the BrainBleach. When used in real life, it is a case of {{YouFailLogicForever}} if there is no argument to back it up.

After a particularly strange or {{squick}}y phenomenon, a character will inevitably say, "That's disturbing", "That's just wrong", "[[ThisIsWrongOnSoManyLevels That's wrong on so many levels]]", or something similar. The [[TheSameButMore next level up]] has characters requesting the BrainBleach.

* ''{{Twilight}}'', y'all? ''Imprinting''? The '''fuck'''? Oh, sure, it's fine for a nineteen-year-old to be in love with a two-year-old; he'll just JailBaitWait. What was that? What about what she wants? Oh, honey, welcome to ''{{Twilight}}''. Even Miss Bella My-Only-Worth-Is-My-Relationship-With-My-Hot-Overbearing-Vampire-Boyfriend Swan is freaked the hell out by imprinting. [[spoiler: Until the boy who used to be her UnluckyChildhoodFriend imprints on her ''baby daughter''. AUUGH! [[HighOctaneNightmareFuel THE FUCK, BOOK?]] I don't even know where to start.]] Sick and wrong, y'all. Sick and ''wrong''.

* {{Lois McMaster Bujold}}'s novel ''Cetaganda'' depicts a planet where genetic engineering has become a fine art. When two visitors from a slightly more normal planet happen to walk by a ''kitten tree'' in fruit, one remarks, "Now that is just wrong." This trope was used tactically to end the Vorryuter subplot in ''A Civil Campaign''. [[spoiler: Richars (cousin of the late count), apparently taking things personally, hired thugs to emasculate Dono ([[GenderBender sister-turned-brother]] of the late count) the night before the Council of Counts decided on who inherited the seat. Ivan Vorpatril, after helping incapacitate said assailants before serious damage was done, hauled them and Dono not to the local guard or hospital but to a meeting of Richars' main supporters. Oddly enough Richars lost most of his votes the next day.]]

* First (?) and most memorable utterance of the phrase 'SickAndWrong' came from the 1996 puzzle game, [[http://www.mobygames.com/game/phantasmagoria-a-puzzle-of-flesh Phantasmagoria: A Puzzle of Flesh]], which contained quite a few Squick sequences captured in video detail. The character saying the lines was a straight-jacketed girl in an asylum who repeated the phrase in tones that alternated between accusative and exhausted. This was aired throughout the scene while the main character, strapped in his own straight-jacket and doped up in a wheelchair, had to figure out how to escape while witnessing and hearing things that were exactly as the girl described: "Sick and wrong!" [[http://spoonyexperiment.com/category/phantasmagoria/ As is the game.]]

* In {{Christopher Moore}}'s ''A Dirty Job'', Charlie Ascher walks in on one of his employees and one of his former employees (the first a middle-aged retired and paranoid cop, the latter a twenty something goth girl who had worked there since her teens) shagging in the thrift store he owns. This trope is his reaction.

* In ChristopherMoore's ''A Dirty Job'', Charlie Ascher walks in on one of his employees and one of his former employees (the first a middle-aged retired and paranoid cop, the latter a twenty something goth girl who had worked there since her teens) shagging in the thrift store he owns. This trope is his reaction.

* Most people's reaction to {{FATAL}}. Realis'''CLOACATIME'''!

** [[SdrawkcabName "Gnodab."]]

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* The ad pictured on the right for Love Cosmetics "Baby Soft." Seriously, what the ''fuck'' were these people thinking?!

* In ''[[{{Nightside}} Hell To Pay]]'', John Taylor gets bored waiting for a tycoon's attention, so uses this trope to clear the room of yes-men, switching every TV in the tycoon's WallOfScreens to the most SickAndWrong pornographic program he knows of. The contents of the "Celebrity Perversion Hour" are enough to send the crowd of yes-men climbing out the windows to avoid it.

* An episode of ''SpongeBobSquarePants'' had Spongebob and Pat see a hibernating Sandy. Spongebob comments, "That's disturbing." Patrick responds, "That's not disturbing. ''This'' is disturbing." Patrick promptly folds his back fat to form a face and says, "Hi. Sponge. Bob. My. Name. Is. Pat. Back."

* When Heinz released green ketchup a few years back, they advertised it with a series of people declaring "It's ''twisted'' and ''wrong''!" It may have been, but it lasted 6 years before being discontinued.