History Main / SickandWrong

* A number {{Fanfic}}s tackled by the WebOriginal/ProtectorsOfThePlotContinuum fall under this heading.

* In the ''Series/{{Frasier}}'' episode "Voyage of the Damned", Maris puts on a cheesy 1970's salsa-disco song called "Do the Barracuda", causing Frasier to react, "Oh, oh, that's bad. [[ThisIsWrongOnSoManyLevels On so many levels]]."

* ''Series/HenryDanger'': In "Tears of the Jolly beetle", as Kid Danger is introduced at a town awards ceremony, Piper, Henry's nine-year-old sister, screams that she loves Kid Danger and then tells Charlotte that she thinks Kid Danger is hot.
--> Charlotte: Yeah, you don't wanna be saying that."

* In ''Film/QuickChange'', Loomis exclaims after seeing a strange joust by two poor Hispanics on bicycles with rakes, "It's bad luck just ''seeing'' a thing like that!"

* ''Literature/CiaphasCain'': In ''Traitor's Hand'', Cain and some Imperials Guardsmen infiltrate a temple of [[HornyDevils Slaanesh]] and observe the murals inside:

* In ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'' episode "Get Bent", Church, during his time in the Epsilon memory unit, misremembers the Red Team as women. His reaction to seeing his mistake is more or less this trope.

* ''Literature/{{Duumvirate}}'' features things that squick out a man who is worse than UsefulNotes/JosefMengele.
* ''Literature/VorkosiganSaga'' by Creator/LoisMcMasterBujold:
** ''Literature/{{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 ''Literature/ACivilCampaign''. [[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.]]
* In Creator/ChristopherMoore's ''Literature/ADirtyJob'', late in the book Charlie Ascher walks in on one of his employees and one of his former employees (the first is a middle-aged, retired, and paranoid cop, the latter a twenty something goth girl who had worked there since her teens and is almost like a [[AnnoyingYoungerSibling bratty younger sister]] to him) shagging in the thrift store he owns. This trope is his reaction.
* In ''Literature/TheDresdenFiles'', Molly- Harry's apprentice in her late teens/early 20s- in a helpful attempt to charm some information out of someone takes off her bra and goes out to sweet talk the stooge. Harry and the injured warden, Morgan, watch her go, and Morgan makes a comment along the lines of 'nice'. Harry is shocked. Morgan says may be over 100 years old, but he's not dead, and Harry is thoroughly sickened by the mental image. Made all the squickier for Harry by the fact that Molly isn't just his apprentice, she's his friend's daughter, whom he's known since she was ten.

* In ''[[Literature/{{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 the tycoon's OminousMultipleScreens 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.

* ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'': In "Three Squares and an Ed", Edd's response to finding out Ed's parents completely removed the basement stairs solely for the purpose of keeping Ed grounded is "That's... disturbing."

-->'''Fry:''' I can't watch this 'cause it's creepy and wrong and sick! [[BaitAndSwitch However,]] [[ImmediateSelfContradiction I will watch out of curiosity]].

-->'''Fry:''' I can't watch this 'cause it's creepy and wrong and sick! [[BaitAndSwitchDialogue However,]] [[ImmediateSelfContradiction I will watch out of curiosity]].

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

* In a highly self-referential episode of ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'', the brothers learn about their InUniverse fandom, particularly the massive "[[IncestIsRelative Wincest]]" fandom; Dean's response is "Well, that's just plain wrong." This line drew a '''''titanic''''' backlash from the [[FanDumb Queen Customers]] whose reaction was "They OWE us for their success, they shouldn't [[BitingTheHandHumor bite the hand that feeds them]]!"

* On ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'', Edd's response to finding out Ed's parents completely removed the basement stairs solely for the purpose of keeping Ed grounded in "Three Squares and an Ed" is "That's... disturbing." He has a similar reaction in "High-Heeled Ed" to Ed's claim "Sarah likes to watch me eat yogurt from my belly button."

* In the ''WesternAnimation/RockosModernLife'' episode "Clean Lovin'", Rocko utters this gem after he catches what appears to be [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar Spunky having sex with the mop]]:

* From Film/{{Fanboys}}: Eric and Linus are taking out their frustrations with each other in the form of an argument about whether or not Luke and Leia were attracted to each other before the Episode VI reveal. As Linus leaves he yells back, "They were siblings, you sick bastard!"

* In ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'' episode "Get Bent", Church, during his time in the Epsilon memory unit, misremembers the Red Team as women. His reaction to seeing his mistake is more or less this trope. "Oh, dear God in Heaven, no."

--> '''Rigby:''' This is the most disturbing day of my life.

* In ''Literature/TheDresdenFiles'', Molly -Harry's apprentice in her late teens/early 20s- in a helpful attempt to charm some information out of someone takes off her bra and goes out to sweet talk the stooge. Harry and the injured warden, Morgan, watch her go, and Morgan makes a comment along the lines of 'nice'. Harry is shocked. Morgan says may be over 100 years old, but he's not dead, and Harry is thoroughly sickened by the mental image. Made all the squickier for Harry by the fact that Molly isn't just his apprentice, she's his friend's daughter, whom he's known since she was ten.

** When Spike crosses over to ''Series/{{Angel}}'', his vampire ex-girlfriend Harmony has exactly the same reaction to finding out he had sex with Buffy.

* On ''WesternAnimation/KimPossible'', Ron (and Barkin) would frequently describe {{squick}}y things as being "sick and wrong." ''Really'' weird stuff would elicit the response "This goes beyond sick and wrong! It's [[BuffySpeak Wrongsick]]!''"

* Another episode finds the Crane brothers attempting to replace Martin's ratty old recliner with an expensive leather massage chair. Once they turn the massager on, Martin's response is, "That's disgusting!"

* A short part of ''WesternAnimation/RobotChicken'''s ''Film/StarWars'' sketch includes a bit with Luke and Leia lying in bed, obviously shortly after [[{{Twincest}} having sex]]. Luke looks pleased, while Leia just looks disturbed and finally says "That was so wrong".