History OhCrap / LiveACtionTV

* In {{Threads}}, we get the scene where the air-raid sirens begin blaring. We get plenty of "OhCrap" faces here. Then people see the mushroom cloud...

* In ''{{Community}}'' episode [[Recap/CommunityS1E23ModernWarfare Modern Warfare]] Abed's realization at the men's room urinal when he sees fresh green paint roll down, [[spoiler:highlighting the paintball outline of the previous users [[CampingACrapper who got trapped there]].]]

* On second to last episode of Becker, the scene at 8 minutes we see Becker's biggest 'Oh Crap' as he listens to a Tear Jerker shttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIQNOBtvd2g

** A particularly good example has Wolfram & Hart,the evil corporation that has been trying to make Angel's life Hell and profits on people's misery,being trapped by Darla and Drusilla.Angel comes in an expected ''{{BigDamnHeroes}}'' moment only to subvert it by saying He won't save Them.The look on Holland Manners' face is brilliant.He pleads "People are going to die",only for Angel to echo His earlier comments:"And yet,somehow,I just can't seem to care".Its the first major sign of Ange's descent but its hard not to cheer for the ''{{LaserGuidedKarma}}'' the lawyers received

* The second episode of the 1981 BBC mini-series adaptation of {{The Day of the Triffids}}, the hero John witnesses a number of these reactions when he meets individuals who realize that 99% of the population has gone blind, and they start thinking through the consequences. A medical doctor eventually jumps to his death rather than deal with the aftermath. John himself has a similar expression on his face as the father of a young, working-class family walks him through the implications.

* In the new BBC show {{Sherlock}}, an Oh Crap moment occurred for Sherlock at the end of The Great Game when [[spoiler: Moriarty is revealed to be John. Don't worry, he got better. Sort of.]]

* The second episode of the 1981 BBC mini-series adaptation of [[The Day of the Triffids]], the hero John witnesses a number of these reactions when he meets individuals who realize that 99% of the population has gone blind, and they start thinking through the consequences. A medical doctor eventually jumps to his death rather than deal with the aftermath. John himself has a similar expression on his face as the father of a young, working-class family walks him through the implications.

* In the new BBC show {{Sherlock}}, an Oh Crap moment occurred for Sherlock at the end of The Great Game when [[spoiler: Moriarty is revealed to be John. Don't worry, he got better. Sort of.]]

* In {{BBC Sherlock}}, the look on Sherlock's face at the end of The Great Game when [[spoiler: Moriarty is revealed to be John. Don't worry, he got better. Sort of.]]

** When Hodgins blows Angela's secret that she thought she was pregnant to Wendell.

** In "The Itch," House uses a gigantic tank of aerosol pesticide to [[ItMakesSenseInContext kill a single mosquito]] in his apartment. He turns on the spray, spots the mosquito, which he chases to his gas range. He swats at the mosquito, misses, and accidentally lights the stove. When House realizes that the flammable pesticide is still filling his apartment, he simply mutters an interested "Oh" before his apartment explodes. [[spoiler:[[AllJustADream It turns out all right.]]]]

* Niles Crane gives off an Oh Crap expression when, while driving home from work, is hearing Frasier having sex with Kate on the radio (due to Kate accidentally switching on the the microphone).

** In ''Checkpoint'' (S5X12), at the very end of the episode, after Buffy's [[speech of awesome CrowningMomentOfAwesome]] against the Watcher's Council, she demands to know what Glory is.

* Plenty in {{Supernatural}} what with the traveling the [[strike: world]] ''nation'' fighting monsters and pagan gods and such, and often barely winning. But when [[spoiler: the ArchangelLucifer tells Sam and Dean he knows they have the one thing that can trap them, in such a confident way as to explain that's not a problem,]] Dean can't even ''try'' to mask this face.

* In the Season 3 [[SeasonFinale finale]] of ''{{Primeval}}'' [[spoiler:[[CompleteMonster Helen's]]]] face as a [[spoiler:velociraptor]] interrupts [[spoiler:her]] TheReasonYouSuckSpeech and MotiveRant to [[spoiler:give her a]] KarmicDeath is a joy to behold. It's like the universe itself got to give [[spoiler:her]] a ShutUpHannibal.

* On upcoming Spanish TV Series ElBarco, on the bridge of the titular ship, the captain comments on the noise the RADAR screen is making, saying that each dot on it represents a ship and the sounds mean those ships are emmitting an SOS signal. When the RADAR device turns '''completely silent''' and no ship appears anymore on the screen, those on the bridge (and those that are seeing it) are obviously thinking "Oh, crap."

* JAG: In the Season 8 episode, Empty Quiver, Cmdr. Turner is looking for a missing nuclear warhead with the submarine's loading crew. [[spoiler: They end up realizing that the warhead is missing because one of them put a little note on wrong, making it seem like the torpedo tube it was in was empty. It ended up getting shoot out while they were shooting water slugs back at the Navy dock. The look on their faces, that they lost a 10-ton nuclear warhead, caused a major panic attack for everyone involved, and killed their Navy careers because of one small friggin mistake, is this trope all over. On a similar note, though not shown on screen, the Navy probably had this when the warhead was declared missing to begin with.]]

* Major Zod doesn't say anything when he is defeated in {{Smallville}}, but the look on his face as he realises that Clark, who [[spoiler: he has just stabbed with a Blue Kryptonite dagger and pushed off a building]] has outsmarted him and won the fight, is priceless. [[spoiler: Instant teleporation ensues]].

* At the end of the season 5 finale of ''{{House}}'' when [[spoiler:House realises the hallucinations have not gone away, but gotten worse as imaginary Amber and Cutner show up to mock him, followed by what he thought was a lipstick tube in his hand being revealed as a vicodin bottle, meaning he'd gone from merely seeing people who he knew weren't there to full-blown losing track of reality, no words are said but the look is one of the strongest examples of this trope ever. He still has it as he's being driven to the rehab/asylum at the end]].