History MundaneMadeAwesome / WesternAnimation

* ''WesternAnimation/TheLooneyTunesShow'' features [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7PvJ1zBJ-us ''Daffy Duck: The Wizard'']], a HeavyMithril Power Ballad about Daffy doing incredibly mundane things like blowing up a hot dog in a microwave or crossing the street juxtaposed with the kind of stuff you'd expect from a Power Metal music video.

** When a customer gets a Patty with jellyfish jelly added, he's so enthused that he bursts into an impromptu musical number: "''LISTEN'' to me, everybody! I just had a sand-''wich''! It's no ordinary sand-''wich''!"

** Mermaid Man. "To the meatloaf... AWAY!"

*** In fact, the entirety "Make Love, Not Warcraft" fits this trope by somehow making the quest to kill one high-level WorldOfWarcraft {{Griefer}} completely epic. Semi-justifiable, since this one player has somehow broken [=WoW=]'s PvP rules, can kill ''Admins'', and seems to be determined to kill every player in the game so many times that they get extremely frustrated and never want to play again.

** [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin "I Should Have Never Gone Ziplining"]] is an example of [[FauxHorrific Mundane Made Terrifying]] with its twisted parody of overblown RealityTV shows turning a lame, boring field trip into a [[spoiler:literal]] life-or-death drama.

** "Greetings, Pumpkin, I am at Mr. Venture's lab to right that which is wrong and to repair the torn curtain of time itself! There are four puddings in the fridge. You may enjoy the contents of one of them. Dinner at six"
** Monarch henchmen 21 and 24 manage to make [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkOP0CBKtPw putting on their uniforms and getting into a car]] awesome by singing "Mars, Bringer Of War."

* Done occasionally in ''WesternAnimation/FostersHomeForImaginaryFriends'', normally to emphasize or Lampshade how low-key the goings-on are for a show where fantastic beings spring to life on a whim.

* ''RocketPower'' replaces such things as OminousLatinChanting with [[{{Narm}} embarassingly exaggerated]] attempts at [[RuleOfCool being cool]], especially in regard to extreme sports (being the premise of the show). Or, as the show puts it '''[[TotallyRadical sick]]'''!!

** Also the character M-O. He doesn't have an ArmCannon, a CreepyMonotone or the ability to be able to [[FriendToAllLivingThings befriend every robot]] he's just a small obsessive NeatFreak, but Pixar was still able to make him as awesome as possible.

** Ratatouille in general could be considered the personification of this trope. As Pixar themselves said, it stars a rat (an animal liked by few and outright hated by many) who spends his time cooking (a subject that is not well known for its excitment), and is set in [[CheeseEatingSurrenderMonkeys France]]. It was one of the best reviewed films of its year.

* Ninja Handyman, from ''PlanetSketch'', solves mundane problems and, [[RuleOfCool being a ninja]], has to behave as if he had saved the day, big time.

* In an episode of ''SamuraiJack'' after the Scotsman has rescued Jack from a bunch of sirens they have a series of contests to decide who would be the one to row back. The contests culminated in a thumbwrestling match, complete with close-ups on their thumbs and faces all while in slow motion.
* ''TheTick'''s speeches.

* In ''TheMarvelousMisadventuresOfFlapjack'', a huge monstrous ogre-type tries to defeat Captain K'nuckles in a poker game with, as he puts it: "Pair of... TWOOOOOOOOOOSS!!" (He loses, naturally).

* ''{{Fillmore}}'' was ''built'' on this trope. Middle school is SeriousBusiness!

** "Raging Bully": After accidentally causing Buford to drop Ice Cream on himself, Phineas is challenged to a duel, and the entire episode has them set up a boxing ring, going through a Rocky-style training montage... all for a thumb war! THE MOST EPIC THUMB WAR EVER, even with an overly excited commentator!

* In ''JusticeLeagueTheNewFrontier'', after giving a bonafide rousing speech uniting superhumans and uniformed military for the first time since the Cold War started, {{Superman}} finishes with this:

* Again, half the point of ''KickButtowski''.
* ''Comicstrip/TheBoondocks'' is doing this with ''[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5Da90PI94w kickball]]''. The actual episode does not disappoint, ending with a ''Manga/DragonBall Z''-slash-''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender''-esque final pitch.
* In ''WeAreTheStrange'', a dying mook sees his own blood gushing out before its eyes, then [[WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs a single drop of blood stops in mid-air, turns into a pixelated block, laughs at the him, turns back into a regular drop of blood and falls back down.]]

* ''SweestersVirtualRoom'', a series where ''every'' episode is the BottleEpisode, has an istance of this when a simple ''thumb war'' [[SeriousBusiness becomes the most epic thing in the universe.]] Complete with a BigNo in SlowMotion at the end. [[CrowningMomentOfFunny It's exactly as cheesy as it sounds.]]
* ''MegasXLR''. Coop makes the simple act of pushing a button awesome, by smashing it with his ''face''.

* From ''VoltronForce'' episode [[ADayInTheLimelight "The Hunkyard"]], we have an example of Hunk barbequing...ribs the size of a Buick on a customized grill the size of a church organ. His secret ingredient: jet fuel. Not only does he, predictably, burn such ribs, they launch into the air and through the ceiling, activating the Castle of Lion's missile defense system. Pidge's reaction is PRICELESS:

* In the episode of ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'', "An Ed Too Many," Jimmy goes [[{{Yandere}} when Sarah starts sessing]] over Double D. He declares he's "A Lone Wolf looking for trouble," and proceeds to rip apart his teddy bear.

--->'''Dr. Weird''': You... tell me! *maniacal laughter* [[spoiler: [[SubvertedTrope Oh, oh, WAIT!]] [[PlayedForLaughs *bursts into flame*]]]]

* According to director Brad Bird, ''TheIncredibles'' was built to be a combination of "the mundane and the fantastic". It indeed did its job well,

** Moments in the series include the professor swallowing a pea, the townspeople saving the day by ripping open the packages of a collector, the girls eating broccoli, and Mojo breaking a loaf of bread over a robot's head.

** "Five Short Graybles" also has Princess Bubblegum using a combination of sorcery and mad science to make "the most perfect sandwich that has ever existed or ever will exist within the confines of space-time".

** Special mention must be made of '''SUPER ULTIMATE HIGH-FIVE GO!!!''' from "Five Short Graybles". Finn and Jake decide that, as cool as their high-fives get, they can make them even better, and this eventually culminates in the two of them catapulting hands-first across a good chunk of the world. They're flying for most of the episode, and they finally connect, entirely by coincidence, over a talent competition which they promptly win because the stunt was just ''that cool''.

* ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime''[='=]s use of this trope is par for the course, but special mention must be made of '''SUPER ULTIMATE HIGH-FIVE GO!!!''' Finn and Jake decide that, as cool as their high-fives get, they can make them even better, and this eventually culminates in the two of them catapulting hands-first across a good chunk of the world. They're flying for most of the episode, and they finally connect, entirely by coincidence, over a talent competition which they promptly win because the stunt was just ''that cool''.

** [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin "I Should Never Have Gone Ziplining"]] is an example of [[FauxHorrific Mundane Made Terrifying]] with its twisted parody of overblown RealityTV shows turning a lame, boring field trip into a [[spoiler:literal]] life-or-death drama.

** The episode "D-Yikes!," a parody of ''Film/ThreeHundred 300'', features [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67KXHqNNJks Mrs. Garrison making coffee]].

--> (holding up a thumb drive) "Behold... the Sword of a Thousand Truths!"

* ''{{WesternAnimation/SpongeBob SquarePants}}''

** The opening scene of ''{{The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie}}'' features a dramatic scene based around the "crisis" of a customer being given a Krabby Patty without cheese, complete with a slow-motion sequence of [=SpongeBob=] putting some cheese into the patty. It's a DreamSequence, but still...

* ''{{WALL-E}}'' somehow manages to make the act of ''[[spoiler:a fat guy standing up]]'' look unbelievably awesome. Complete with Richard Strauss' ''AlsoSprachZarathustra'' (AKA "That really epic monolith music from the beginning of ''Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey''"). But considering the fact that [[spoiler:it was probably the first time '''''in his entire life''''' that he managed to stand under his own power, and he was probably the only person in his or several previous ''generations'' to stand up, and he summoned the resolve to do so because ''the fate of humanity'' depended upon it]], this ''was'' awesome.

* PIXAR enjoys this trick. Check out [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRAfm5glLFY Carl's very precise morning routine]] in ''Film/{{Up}}'', with epic music contrasted with his resigned/bored old man expression. (The music is "Habanera" from the opera ''Carmen''.)

* Most {{Franchise/Transformers}}' {{kibble|sAndBits}} (the bits of alt-mode that don't have a purpose in robot mode) just hang off their bodies uselessly. Bulkhead of ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated'', however, can [[http://www.tfwiki.info/wiki/Image:Bulkheadchair.jpg transform his kibble into a chair.]] This is considered by the fandom to be pretty awesome, especially since one of his toys can actually do this.

** One episode features dramatic zooming and music whenever a character announces something they're going to do; one time there's nothing to actually zoom in on but a random patch of sky, forcing Ferb to jump in at the last moment.

* Again, half the point of ''KickButtowski''.

* The ''{{WesternAnimation/Futurama}}'' episode "Less Than Hero" had the villainous Zookeeper demand his tamed crow to take the Quantum Gemerald from the Planet Express crew in a grandiose fashion, which amounted to swooping over three feet and taking it back. Fry {{lampshade|Hanging}}d this trope: "That seemed unnecessary."

* ''{{WesternAnimation/Sym-Bionic Titan}}'' gives us epic tuna can opening.

** "[[ShoutOut With Celestia as my witness]] ''[[GoneWithTheWind I will never go sisterless again!]]''"

* ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime''[='=]s use of this trope is par for the course, but special mention must be made of '''SUPER ULTIMATE HIGH-FIVE GO!!!''' Finn and Jake decide that, as cool as their high-fives get, they can make them even better, and this eventually culminates in the two of them catapulting hands-first across a good chunk of the world. They're flying for most of the episode, and they finally connect, entirely by coincidence, over a talent competition which they promptly win because the stunt was just ''that cool''.

* According to director Brad Bird, The Incredibles was built to be a combination of "the mundane and the fantastic". It indeed did its job well,

** Also, let's not forget the one episode where Dib gets powers, and showed off how awesome it was by sliding from the 2nd floor to the first, ''outside of his house'', threw toast, butter, and orange juice in the air, all forming to make breakfast, which he also ate in the air.

** You're all forgetting the best example of all. Five words: "''A room...'''with a moose!'''''"
** What about FBI Warning of Doom? Zim attempts to return a movie, while a crazed mall cop tries to stop him. (Because it was after hours.) The whole ordeal ends with the cop trying to stop Zim with a zombie army. However, it can all be summed up with this one line:

* ''{{WesternAnimation/SpongeBob SquarePants}}'', in the episode "Procrastination". As the name implies, [=SpongeBob=] grapples with his denial for hesitation in writing a 800-word essay. In one of his many time-wasting gimmicks, he spends an implied ludicrous amount of time and effort writing the "The" at the start of the paper, so the sequence ends up just looking "awesome" instead of being the HardWorkMontage it initially appears to be.

** How about any time the Krabby Patty is brought to the audience’s attention by [=SpongeBob=], or at least when it focuses on him making krabby patties.

** And in one of the "Legends of Bikini Bottom" episodes, [=SpongeBob=] is unconscious due to his Krabby Patty meter being empty. Mr. Krabs gets him to eat one. He then blasts up, explodes into pieces, then regenerates after all of them land together, and then...

* ''{{WALL-E}}'' somehow manages to make the act of ''[[spoiler:a fat guy standing up]]'' look unbelievably awesome. Complete with Richard Strauss' ''AlsoSprachZarathustra'' (AKA "That really epic monolith music from the beginning of ''Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey''"). But considering the fact that [[spoiler:it was probably the first time '''''in his entire life''''' that he managed to stand under his own power, not to mention the fact that he was probably the only person in his or several previous ''generations'' to stand up, and he summoned the resolve to do so because ''the fate of humanity'' depended upon it]], this ''was'' awesome.

* Ninja Handyman, from ''PlanetSketch'', solves mundane problems and, [[RuleOfCool being a ninja]], of course has to behave as if he had saved the day, big time.

** Also, there is the episode where Hank is constipated. Probably the only episode of any show that can make ''pooping'' a dramatic and climactic event that ends the episode on a ridiculously positive note.
*** Don't forget the climax: when Hank flushes, [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome Beethoven's 9th starts playing.]]

** Don't forget the one where a disinfection work turns into a major, ''dramatic'' action scene, with every trope played straight for maximum hilarity.

* ''Comicstrip/TheBoondocks'' is doing this with, of all things, ''[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5Da90PI94w kickball]]''. The actual episode does not disappoint, ending with a ''Manga/DragonBall Z''-slash-''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender''-esque final pitch.

* The pilot of ''WesternAnimation/RegularShow'' offers this twice; first with the lead characters making ''cereal'' ("Milk... cereal... ''combine''...") and then with an epic game of rock, paper, scissors set to hard rock music... that summons an EldritchAbomination after the 100th tie.
** Hell, the entire show runs on this trope. Apparently, audits destroy the fabric of reality with MatrixRainingCode and there exists anime so nonsensical that merely watching it can suck out your soul.

* ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime''[='=]s use of this trope is pretty much par for the course, but special mention must be made of '''SUPER ULTIMATE HIGH-FIVE GO!!!''' Finn and Jake decide that, as cool as their high-fives get, they can make them even better, and this eventually culminates in the two of them catapulting hands-first across a good chunk of the world. They're flying for most of the episode, and they finally connect, entirely by coincidence, over a talent competition which they promptly win because the stunt was just ''that cool''.

* ''{{Ratatouille}}'' turns SOUP-MAKING into the coolest freaking' thing ever!

* In ''HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas'', a waiter arrives, bringing a covered dish, in which there's a ''smaller'' waiter with a smaller covered dish, and so on and so on, until the smallest opens his dish to reveal...an apple.

* Various characters in ''InvaderZim'' made frequent use of the trope, in conjunction with stylized expressions and loud vocalizations. The very first instance would have to be:

** Another Zim example, this one from a crossover: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_x1JIAcbCbs this scene]] in ''[[NicktoonsUnite Nicktoons: Globs of Doom]]'' has bragging about mundane tools as if they were killer weapons of destruction (complete with fanfare):

---> Video Clerk: If that movie isn't in our drop box by the time we open tomorrow, you're gonna have to paaaaaaayyyyy..... '' '''late fees!''' ''

* ''SpongeBobSquarePants'', in the episode "Procrastination". As the name implies, [=SpongeBob=] grapples with his denial for hesitation in writing a 800-word essay. In one of his many time-wasting gimmicks, he spends an implied ludicrous amount of time and effort writing the "The" at the start of the paper, so the sequence ends up just looking "awesome" instead of being the HardWorkMontage it initially appears to be.
** The opening scene of ''The [=SpongeBob SquarePants=] [[TheMovie Movie]]'' features a dramatic scene based around the "crisis" of a customer being given a Krabby Patty without cheese, complete with a slow-motion sequence of [=SpongeBob=] putting some cheese into the patty. It's a DreamSequence, but still...
** How about any time the Krabby Patty is brought to the audiences attention by [=SpongeBob=], or at least when it focuses on him making krabby patties.

** And in one of the ''Legends of Bikini Bottom'' episodes, [=SpongeBob=] is unconscious due to his Krabby Patty meter being empty. Mr. Krabs gets him to eat one. He then blasts up, explodes into pieces, then regenerates after all of them land together, and then...

* ''SouthPark'' episode "Good Times With Weapons". The boys playing around with weapons is turned awesome with an ArtShift and the use of {{shonen}} fighting anime tropes, complete with an upbeat [[AnimeThemeSong makeshift J-pop song]] in the background.
** The episode "D-Yikes!," a parody of ''[[ThreeHundred 300]]'', features [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67KXHqNNJks Mrs. Garrison making coffee]].

** There's also the Cartoon Wars episodes. In one example, after Stan learns that an Islamic terrorist attack may result from a portrayal of Mohammed in ''FamilyGuy'' and suggests they wait and see what happens, he follows it up by saying, "If we're still alive in the morning, (DramaticCloseup) then we'll know we're not dead."

*** In fact, the entirety "Make Love, Not Warcraft" fits this trope by somehow making the quest to kill one high-level WorldOfWarcraft player completely epic. Semi-justifiable, since this one player has somehow broken [=WoW=]'s PvP rules, can kill ''Admins'', and seems to be determined to kill every player in the game so many times that they get extremely frustrated and never want to play again.

* Doctor Orpheus, in ''TheVentureBrothers,'' has the ability to make his speech sound awesome (complete with dramatic music) -- regardless of what he's saying. ("Do not be too hasty in entering that room -- I had ''Taco Bell'' for lunch!")

* Done occasionally in ''FostersHomeForImaginaryFriends'', normally to emphasize or Lampshade how low-key the goings-on are for a show where fantastic beings spring to life on a whim.
* In ''PerfectHairForever'', anything Astonomicat does other than sitting around is accompanied by dramatic music -- even performing a background check on a computer.

* Mildly spoofed in ''AvatarTheLastAirbender'':

* The duel over dumplings between Shifu and Po in ''KungFuPanda'' which ends the panda's training, starts out as this but by the end of the fight, when Po proves his mastery (and lack of upset) by claiming he's no longer hungry, it has crossed over to become a full-fledged CrowningMomentOfAwesome, as evidenced by the spontaneous applause when this editor saw the movie on opening day.
* ''{{WALL-E}}'' somehow manages to make the act of ''[[spoiler:a fat guy standing up]]'' look unbelievably awesome. Complete with Richard Strauss' ''AlsoSprachZarathustra'' (AKA "That really epic monolith music from the beginning of ''TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey''"). But considering the fact that [[spoiler:it was probably the first time '''''in his entire life''''' that he managed to stand under his own power, not to mention the fact that he was probably the only person in his or several previous ''generations'' to stand up, and he summoned the resolve to do so because ''the fate of humanity'' depended upon it]], this ''was'' awesome.

* Most {{Transformers}}' [[KibblesAndBits kibble]] (the bits of alt-mode that don't have a purpose in robot mode) just hang off their bodies uselessly. Bulkhead of ''TransformersAnimated'', however, can [[http://www.tfwiki.info/wiki/Image:Bulkheadchair.jpg transform his kibble into a chair.]] This is considered by the fandom to be pretty awesome, especially since one of his toys can actually do this.

* ''DannyPhantom'', mainly in the episode ''Identity Crisis.'' Super Danny seems to permanently have a breeze around him, even when he's standing still.

* ''{{Fillmore}}!'' was ''built'' on this trope. Middle school is SeriousBusiness!
* ''PhineasAndFerb'' practically ''runs'' on this trope. For example, the episode "Tip of the Day" ended with a crowd song about ''[[WhatTheHeckIsAnAglet aglets]]'' (you know, those plastic things on the ends of a shoelace ([[JusticeLeague their true purpose is sinister]]).

** From the movie we have a song about how everything, including blinking, breathing and sitting on a chair, is [[http://www.youtube.com/all_comments?v=-iSQSnSI-so better with Perry.]] Although this becomes a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming after the movie is over.
* John Redcorn on ''KingOfTheHill'' is frequently introduced with blowing leaves and a signature musical leitmotif in the style of a MagicalNativeAmerican, but he's usually just going about his mundane business.

* ''FamilyGuy'' had that episode where Peter and friends became ''Series/TheATeam''. They fixed a chair complete with heroic music playing.

* In ''TheSimpsons'' episode "Rome-Old and Juli-Eh," Bart and Lisa wage an epic war with the American Shipping Service, directly referencing key battle scenes from ''TheLordOfTheRings'', over the right to use complimentary shipping boxes to build a play-fort.

* ''TheBoondocks'' is doing this with, of all things, ''[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5Da90PI94w kickball]]''. The actual episode does not disappoint, ending with a DragonBallZ-slash-AvatarTheLastAirbender-esque final pitch.

* The pilot of ''RegularShow'' offers this twice; first with the lead characters making ''cereal'' ("Milk... cereal... ''combine''...") and then with an epic game of rock, paper, scissors set to hard rock music... that summons an EldritchAbomination after the 100th tie.

* The ''{{Futurama}}'' episode "Less Than Hero" had the villainous Zookeeper demand his tamed crow to take the Quantum Gemerald from the Planet Express crew in a grandiose fashion, which amounted to swooping over three feet and taking it back. Fry [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]] this trope: "That seemed unnecessary."

* ''{{Sym-Bionic Titan}}'' gives us epic tuna can opening.

* MegasXLR. Coop makes the simple act of pushing a button awesome, by smashing it with his ''face''.

* From [[ADayInTheLimelight "The Hunkyard"]] episode VoltronForce, we have an example of Hunk barbequing...ribs the size of a Buick on a customized grill the size of a church organ. His secret ingredient: jet fuel. Not only does he, predictably, burn such ribs, they launch into the air and through the ceiling, activating the Castle of Lion's missile defense system. Pidge's reaction is PRICELESS:

* In the episode of EdEddNEddy, "An Ed Too Many," Jimmy goes [[{{Yandere}} when Sarah starts sessing]] over Double D. He declares he's "A Lone Wolf looking for trouble," and procedes to rip apart his teddy bear.
* The epic game of tag in ThePowerpuffGirls movie.

* ''TheLooneyTunesShow'' features [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7PvJ1zBJ-us ''Daffy Duck: The Wizard'']], a HeavyMithril Power Ballad about Daffy doing incredibly mundane things like blowing up a hot dog in a microwave or crossing the street juxtaposed with the kind of stuff you'd expect from a Power Metal music video.

* ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime''[='=]s use of this trope is pretty much par for the course, but special mention must be made of '''SUPER ULTIMATE HIGH-FIVE GO!!!''' Finn and Jake decide that, as cool as their high-fives get, they can make them even better, and this eventually culminates in the two of them catapulting hands-first across a good chunk of the world. They're flying for most of the episode, and they finally connect, entirely by coincidence, over a talent competition which they promptly win because the stunt was just ''that cool''.

* ''AdventureTime''[='=]s use of this trope is pretty much par for the course, but special mention must be made of '''SUPER ULTIMATE HIGH-FIVE GO!!!''' Finn and Jake decide that, as cool as their high-fives get, they can make them even better, and this eventually culminates in the two of them catapulting hands-first across a good chunk of the world. They're flying for most of the episode, and they finally connect, entirely by coincidence, over a talent competition which they promptly win because the stunt was just ''that cool''.

* ''AdventureTime'''s use of this trope is pretty much par for the course, but special mention must be made of '''SUPER ULTIMATE HIGH-FIVE GO!!!''' Finn and Jake decide that, as cool as their high-fives get, they can make them even better, and this eventually culminates in the two of them catapulting hands-first across a good chunk of the world. They're flying for most of the episode, and they finally connect, entirely by coincidence, over a talent competition which they promptly win because the stunt was just ''that cool''.

* In ''HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas'', a waiter arrives, bringing a covered dish, in which there's a ''smaller'' waiter with a smaller covered dish, and so on and so on, until the smallest opens his dish to reveal...an apple.

*** In that same episode, an unknown lesbian character takes a potato chip... [[DeathNote and '''eats''' it.]]

*** In fact, the entirety "Make Love, Not Warcraft" fits this trope by somehow making the quest to kill one high-level WorldOfWarcraft player completely epic. Semi-justifiable, since this one player has somehow broken WoW's PvP rules, can kill ''Admins'', and seems to be determined to kill every player in the game so many times that they get extremely frustrated and never want to play again.

* Master Shake and Dr. Weird do this occasionally in ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce''
--->'''Dr. Weird''': GENTLEMEN, BEHOLD! THE THERMO...STAT!
--->'''Steve''': That's been there.
--->'''Dr. Weird''': OBSERVE...AS I...ADJUST THE HEAT!

* ''AquaTeenHungerForce'': [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cV9oO0nqVGQ&feature=player_detailpage#t=139s]]

* Master Shake and Dr. Weird do this occasionally in ''.WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce''

* Master Shake and Dr. Weird do this occasionally in ''AquaTeenHungerForce''