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* In ''{{Rango}}'', Beans has occasional catatonic fits. When she snaps out of them, she continues with whatever she was saying as if nothing had happened.

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* In ''{{Rango}}'', Beans has occasional catatonic fits. When she snaps out of them, she continues with whatever she was saying as if nothing had happened. Sometimes it's entirely different topics, such as AlienAbduction.
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* ''{{Sonic Generations}}'' opens with the villain apparently destroying time and space, banishing Sonic into a white limbo, kidnapping most of the extended cast, and [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking blasting a chili-dog out of Sonic's hand]]. Upon restoring the world, Sonic's first action? Catch the falling chili-dog.


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* In Order of the Stick, [[spoiler: Haley]] is petrified in [[http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0789.html mid sentence]], then [[http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0815.html finishes the sentence]] when she's restored 30 strips later.
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* DoubleSubverted in ''DrHorriblesSingAlongBlog''. The title doctor freezes Captain Hammer right before his song's big finish. [[spoiler:When he's unfrozen, he punches the doctor in the face, and ''then'' finishes his line.]]

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* DoubleSubverted in ''DrHorriblesSingAlongBlog''. The title titular doctor freezes Captain Hammer right before his song's big finish. [[spoiler:When he's unfrozen, he punches the doctor in the face, and ''then'' finishes his line.]]
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* DoubleSubverted in DrHorriblesSingAlongBlog. The title doctor freezes Captain Hammer right before his song's BigFinish. [[spoiler:When he's unfrozen, he punches the doctor in the face, and ''then'' finishes his line.]]

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* DoubleSubverted in DrHorriblesSingAlongBlog. ''DrHorriblesSingAlongBlog''. The title doctor freezes Captain Hammer right before his song's BigFinish.big finish. [[spoiler:When he's unfrozen, he punches the doctor in the face, and ''then'' finishes his line.]]
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** What makes the exchange even funnier is that, at the moment of possession, the first thing Deadman uses Superman's body to say is "I need your help," prompting odd glances from Batman and Wonder Woman. Thickest milkshakes ever.

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** What makes the exchange even funnier is that, at the moment of possession, the first thing Deadman uses Superman's body to say is "I need your help," prompting odd glances from Batman and Wonder Woman. Thickest milkshakes ever.[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbqyAtbj3Ug That's pretty thick, indeed.]]
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** What makes the exchange even funnier is that, at the moment of possession, the first thing Deadman uses Superman's body to say is "I need your help," prompting odd glances from Batman and Wonder Woman. Thickest milkshakes ever.

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* In the ''JusticeLeague'' episode featuring Deadman, Superman gets possessed midsentence while talking about a restaurant in Smallville where "the milkshakes are so thick..." When he regains control of his body, Supe's first words are "...you have to eat them with a spoon!"
** Followed by "Why am I in Africa?"

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* In the ''JusticeLeague'' episode featuring Deadman, Superman gets possessed midsentence while talking about a restaurant in Smallville where "the milkshakes are so thick..." When he regains control of his body, Supe's first words are "...you have to eat them with a spoon!"
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spoon! ''[glances around]'' Why am I in Africa?"
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* In an issue of ''Comicbook/{{Excalibur}}'', the team is fighting a team of interstellar mercenaries when two other characters show up and temporally freeze the mercenaries so they can conduct some unrelated business with Excalibur. The freeze wears off about five minutes later...by which point Excalibur has moved them around such that their unpaused attacks are aimed at each ''other''.
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* One trait of the aliens in HarryHarrison's story "The Streets of Ashkelon" is that they resume interrupted conversations in mid-stream even if days have passed since the interruption. Obviously, they have better (or at least differently-wired) memories than humans.
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* In TheCurseOfMonkeyIsland, Elaine is gearing up to punch Guybrush right before [[spoiler:she turns into a statue. She resumes the punch when unfrozen.]]

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* In TheCurseOfMonkeyIsland, Elaine is gearing up to punch Guybrush right before [[spoiler:she turns she is turned into a statue. She resumes the punch when unfrozen.]]Once revived, she floors him. (Granted, he had it coming).
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* During an episode of ''VoltronForce'' [[BigBad King Lotor]], hopped on haggarium, declares that "This is the day that i-" and gets blasted by Voltron's new guns. When he is later revived back at his castle, the first thing he says is "-destroy Voltron!"...and smacks face first into a wall.
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** Followed by "Why am I in Africa?"
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* In ''{{Borderlands}}' fourth DLC, the claptrapped version of [[spoiler: Commandant Steele]], who died at the end of the main game finshes [[spoiler: the speech she was giving before being impaled by the GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere FinalBoss.]]

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* In ''{{Borderlands}}' ''{{Borderlands}}''' fourth DLC, the claptrapped version of [[spoiler: Commandant Steele]], who died at the end of the main game finshes [[spoiler: the speech she was giving before being impaled by the GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere FinalBoss.]]
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* ''RedDwarf'' episode Pete: part 1. Kryten, Kochanski and the Cat come upon a team of Canaries frozen by the Time Wand. When Kryten tries to fix them, they instead intermittently unpause.
-->'''Canary:''' Don't mess... (long pause) with that thing, it can re... ally screw... ew-ew-ew... you up!
** Later, they use the Time Wand to freeze the entire crew, including a pair playing ping-pong who, when later unfrozen, suddenly find the ball they had in mid-air was suddenly missing because Lister had taken it away while they were frozen.
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* The frozen Gadgetron scientist in ''RatchetAndClank: Going Commando''. When broken free from his ice block he's still celebrating the success of his Thermanator (which froze him in the first place). "It worked! It worked!"

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* The frozen Gadgetron scientist in ''RatchetAndClank: Going Commando''.''RatchetAndClankGoingCommando''. When broken free from his ice block he's still celebrating the success of his Thermanator (which froze him in the first place). "It worked! It worked!"
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* ''Not'' played for laughs in an issue of ''{{Planetary}}'' where a dead woman is successfully revived, and finishes what she was doing when she died: screaming.
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* In the film ''SupportYourLocalSheriff'', James Garner escapes a brawl at a restaurant (which he instigated) by yelling "Wait!" and the quietly stepping out into the street. Once he's out of harm's way, he yells "Okay, go ahead on!" and the brawl resumes exactly where it stopped.

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* In the film ''SupportYourLocalSheriff'', James Garner escapes a brawl at a restaurant (which he instigated) by yelling "Wait!" "Hold it!" and the quietly stepping out into the street. to one side, taking his food with him. Once he's out of harm's way, he yells says "Okay, go ahead on!" and the brawl resumes exactly where it stopped.
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* Done hilariously in the notorious train episode on ''DueSouth''. An entire train car full of Mounties is gassed and pass out while singing early in the episode. Right before the climax, ''every single one of them'' wakes up ''simultaneously'', at which point they resume ''singing the chorus''.

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* A variation occurs in ''OnePiece'' with Foxy's NoroNoro Beam, which allows him to slow down people/objects for 30 seconds. While slowed down, the target will appear to be doing the same thing, even if, say, a huge, powerful fist flies right into their face.



* A variation occurs in ''OnePiece'' with Foxy's NoroNoro Beam, which allows him to slow down people/objects for 30 seconds. While slowed down, the target will appear to be doing the same thing, even if, say, a huge, powerful fist flies right into their face.

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* A variation occurs in ''OnePiece'' with Foxy's NoroNoro Beam, which allows him to slow down people/objects for 30 seconds. While slowed down, the target will appear to be doing the same thing, even if, say, a huge, powerful fist flies right into their face.
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* A variation occurs in ''OnePiece'' with Foxy's NoroNoro Beam, which allows him to slow down people/objects for 30 seconds. While slowed down, the target will appear to be doing the same thing, even if, say, a huge, powerful fist flies right into their face.
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* There is an early (season 1 or 2) episode of {{House}} where a patient is having seizures. He will stop in the middle of a sentence for a few moments before going right back to what he wsa saying, unaware that he lost any time.
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--­> '''Master Tang:''' Ok, so here were my options. a) quickly duck left, dodge the claw and take him out with a spinning back kick, or b) take the claw in the face, roll on the ground and die. *unpause* [[spoiler: Hmm, should've gone with a.]]

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--­> '''Master -->'''Master Tang:''' Ok, so here were my options. a) quickly duck left, dodge the claw and take him out with a spinning back kick, or b) take the claw in the face, roll on the ground and die. *unpause* [[spoiler: Hmm, should've gone with a.]]
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* In ''[[KungPowEnterTheFist Kung Pow: Enter The Fist]]'', the movie freezes just as Betty is about to hit Master Tang with his claws. Tang then narrates:
--­> '''Master Tang:''' Ok, so here were my options. a) quickly duck left, dodge the claw and take him out with a spinning back kick, or b) take the claw in the face, roll on the ground and die. *unpause* [[spoiler: Hmm, should've gone with a.]]
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Often a result of TimeStandsStill.

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Often a result of TimeStandsStill. Can overlap with WakingNonSequitur.
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* In ''{{Rango}}'', Beans has occasional catatonic fits. When she snaps out of them, she continues with whatever she was saying as if nothing had happened.

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This is a JustifiedTrope if a stasis field is involved, because the victim has no idea that any time has passed and would naturally continue doing what they were doing before going into stasis. When something is paused in the middle of a physical motion (as by magic), it sometimes [[InertiaIsACruelMistress retains its momentum]] when it's unpaused and sometimes loses it, usually depending on what would be [[RuleOfFunny funny]] or [[RuleOfCool cool]].

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This is a JustifiedTrope if a stasis field is involved, because the victim has no idea that any time has passed and would naturally continue doing what they were doing before going into stasis. When something is paused in the middle of a physical motion (as by magic), it sometimes [[InertiaIsACruelMistress retains its momentum]] when it's unpaused and sometimes loses it, usually depending on what would be [[RuleOfFunny funny]] or [[RuleOfCool cool]].cool]].

Often a result of TimeStandsStill.

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->After he was convinced to return almost a month later he began his monologue with:

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* One of the better-known variations of a {{Flashmob}} involves everyone showing up at a certain time and pretending to freeze for a few minutes, after which this trope is invoked.
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* In ''JurassicPark'', Tim is in the middle of counting to three before getting zapped unconscious by the perimeter fence. Upon waking up, he finishes: "...three."
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* Used extensively in CodeGeass, where [[spoiler: Rolo's Geass]] stops time. Once unpaused, characters continue to fight in their mechas, monologue, or [[spoiler: beg intermittently for Rolo to stop using his Geass.]]

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* Used extensively in CodeGeass, where [[spoiler: Rolo's Geass]] stops time.time (or close enough). Once unpaused, characters continue to fight in their mechas, monologue, or [[spoiler: beg intermittently for Rolo to stop using his Geass.]]

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* Used extensively in CodeGeass, where [[spoiler: Rolo's Geass]] stops time. Once unpaused, characters continue to fight in their mechas, monologue, or [[spoiler: beg intermittently for Rolo to stop using his Geass.]]
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