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* The British motorhead show ''TopGear'' has at least five running gags:

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* The British motorhead show ''TopGear'' ''Series/TopGearUK'' has at least five running gags:
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** Quite possibly a CatchPhrase, whenever the ''TopGear'' presenters are given a challenge for the program (e.g., purchase a used vehicle, modify it to be amphibious, and then sail it across the English Channel), Jeremy Clarkson often jumps into the task with the enthusiastic rhetorical question, "[[NothingCanStopUsNow How hard can it be?]]" Usually, very hard (e.g., the two times the ''TopGear'' presenters were told to convert vehicles into amphibious vehicles, Richard Hammond's conversion sank. Both times).

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** Quite possibly a CatchPhrase, whenever the ''TopGear'' ''Series/TopGearUK'' presenters are given a challenge for the program (e.g., purchase a used vehicle, modify it to be amphibious, and then sail it across the English Channel), Jeremy Clarkson often jumps into the task with the enthusiastic rhetorical question, "[[NothingCanStopUsNow How hard can it be?]]" Usually, very hard (e.g., the two times the ''TopGear'' ''Top Gear'' presenters were told to convert vehicles into amphibious vehicles, Richard Hammond's conversion sank. Both times).



** And on that bombshell, let's end the ''TopGear'' examples.

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** And on that bombshell, let's end the ''TopGear'' ''Series/TopGearUK'' examples.
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* On ''Series/WouldILieToYou'', a panel shows where two teams of celebrities must figure out whether or not statements made by each panellist are true or false, it has become a running gag for regular team captain Lee Mack to be landed with claims that are totally absurd and obviously untrue (the panellists read the claim off a card they have never seen before, so they don't know the lies ahead of time). In later series this has developed into a specific subsection of ludicrous claims where he has to claim he can instantly perform some kind of talent (perhaps the most memorable of which was his claim that he was able to smell if there is a dead fly in the room).

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** Let's not forget that every time the Doctor regenerates, they spend a couple of minutes criticizing their new looks (Creator/ChristopherEccleston's ears, Creator/MattSmith's chin, Creator/JonPertwee's nose...) And they're STILL NOT GINGER!
** Another is the Doctor's [[NoSenseOfDirection complete inability to direct the TARDIS]] (though it's not so much [[spoiler: their inability as the TARDIS's unwillingness to co-operate]]), so that they often steps outside in full tour-guide mode only for his companion/s to point out that they are not, in fact, in Rome/Mars/Peladon/1980/Croydon/Rio.
--->'''Doctor:''' But now we're in the most amazing place of all - Paris, France!

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** Let's not forget that every time the Doctor regenerates, they spend a couple of minutes criticizing their new looks (Creator/ChristopherEccleston's ears, Creator/MattSmith's chin, Creator/JonPertwee's nose...) And As of the revival, they also complain they're STILL NOT GINGER!
** Another is the Doctor's [[NoSenseOfDirection complete inability to direct the TARDIS]] (though it's not so much [[spoiler: their inability as the TARDIS's unwillingness to co-operate]]), so that they often steps step outside in full tour-guide mode only for his the companion/s to point out that they are not, in fact, in Rome/Mars/Peladon/1980/Croydon/Rio.
*** From the specially-shot Series 6 teaser for BBC America:
--->'''Doctor:''' But now we're in I have been to the most amazing place of all - Paris, France!



*** This recently carried over to the IDW ''Doctor Who'' comic book, where the Doctor and Rory meet Creator/IanFleming, and Rory (who was wearing a tux at the time) apparently inspires the creation of Literature/JamesBond.

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*** This recently later carried over to the IDW ''Doctor Who'' comic book, where the Doctor and Rory meet Creator/IanFleming, and Rory (who was wearing a tux at the time) apparently inspires the creation of Literature/JamesBond.
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* ''Series/{{Leverage}}'':
** Eliot being able to identify something or somebody from a minor detail: "It's a very distinctive sound/bootprint/haircut/fighting style."
** Parker taking pride in not stabbing somebody.
** Someone telling the team "You can't just do that!" when, in fact, "It's what we do."
** Hardison being thrown from a high place by Parker.
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** Running gags aren't restricted to the new series, either. People have been asking "[[TitleDrop Doctor who?]]" since the very first episode. It's been asked so many times that it's [[spoiler: the oldest question, the one hidden in plain sight, which must never be answered, or silence will fall.]]

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** Running gags aren't restricted to the new series, either. People have been asking "[[TitleDrop Doctor who?]]" since the very first episode.episode (The Doctor himself delivers it when he is referred to as "Doctor Foreman"). It's been asked so many times that it's [[spoiler: the oldest question, the one hidden in plain sight, which must never be answered, or silence will fall.]]
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* In season one of TalkinBoutYourGeneration, the trophy each week was something different. It may have been a soccer trophy, a "World's Best Lover" coffee mug, or the Nobel Prize for Chemistry, according to Shaun Micallef.

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* In season one of TalkinBoutYourGeneration, ''Series/TalkinBoutYourGeneration'', the trophy each week was something different. It may have been a soccer trophy, a "World's Best Lover" coffee mug, or the Nobel Prize for Chemistry, according to Shaun Micallef.
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* From ''{{Reba}}'': Reba telling one of her offspring: "Have I told you you're my favorite?"

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* From ''{{Reba}}'': ''Series/{{Reba}}'': Reba telling one of her offspring: "Have I told you you're my favorite?"
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* ''Series/StarTrekVoyager''
** Neelix's [[LethalChef creative cuisine]], especially when it comes to tha thousand uses of leola root. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] since Voyager is lost in an unhospitable quadrant of space: tasty ingredients and replicator energy are a luxury there.
** Captain Janeway's replicator keeps giving her [[Literature/TheHitchhikersGuideToTheGalaxy almost, but not quite, entirely unlike]] wathever she asked for.
** Janeway's coffee addiction. She'll go staight into an unknown nebula to get a cup of coffee.
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** Conan has been subjected to one for years now by Paul Rudd. Whenever Rudd visits one of Conan's shows, he will claim that he has a clip from the film he's promoting, only for the clip to be from the atrocious ''Film/MacAndMe.''
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* ''Series/TheGreatBritishBakeOff'':
** Paul's obsession with "soggy bottoms" in any challenge involving pastry (which is quite a lot of them). He checks for it first chance he gets, and ''will'' call the contestants on it.
** Beginning in series 3, Mel and Sue's bizarre accents and intonations when declaring "On your marks, get set -- bake!", frequently elongating the last word. By the end of series 4, the notion of the word being pronounced normally was a long-forgotten memory.
** Also beginning in series 3, the same duo's occasional insinuations while dismissing them for the technical challenge that Paul and Mary are leaving to carry on their steamy love affair... despite the fact that Mary is about thirty years Paul's senior.
** At one point mid-series 5, [[OopNorth very Northern]] contestant Nancy refers dismissively to "''him''... you know, the male judge," in an aside to Mel. Naturally, both hosts pick this up and run with it, creating a mock-feud that lasts the rest of the series. Made even funnier when Paul himself starts playing along.
-->'''Paul:''' Ah, can the male judge please ask a question?
** Candice wearing a different shade of lipstick every week in season 7, after Mel suggested it in the first episode.
** Starting in series 8, Noel's crazy shirts.
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** [[CharacterTics *nose tap*]] Look here, [[NancyDrew Nancy]], why don't ya just [[VerbalTic go ahead and]] drop the {{Running Gag}}s before [[TheNicknamer Gandhi]] [[HeterosexualLifePartners leaves you]] [[RuleOfThree for another woman]]? Now, heh, I know it was probably really cute in your old sorority, but this is the real world, [[OverlyLongGag newbie]], and the real world doesn't [[IncrediblyLamePun run on]] [[SubvertedTrope jokes]].

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** [[CharacterTics *nose tap*]] Look here, [[NancyDrew [[Franchise/NancyDrew Nancy]], why don't ya just [[VerbalTic go ahead and]] drop the {{Running Gag}}s before [[TheNicknamer Gandhi]] [[HeterosexualLifePartners leaves you]] [[RuleOfThree for another woman]]? Now, heh, I know it was probably really cute in your old sorority, but this is the real world, [[OverlyLongGag newbie]], and the real world doesn't [[IncrediblyLamePun run on]] [[SubvertedTrope jokes]].
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** Saying something that's just been [[StuffBlowingUp exploded spectacularly]] "went away."
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* ''Series/{{Lucifer 2016}}'':
** Lucifer (white with a British accent) introducing Amenadiel (black with an American accent) as his brother, and mortals doing a double-take.
--->'''Lucifer:''' I know, shocking, isn't it, he's much less handsome than I am.
** Lucifer's constant disappointment at people's deepest desires. Every time he expects it to be something salacious but most of the time it is petty and irrelevant.
** Linda trying to subtly guide a patient (usually Lucifer) towards an emotional breakthrough, only to have them [[ComicallyMissingThePoint have entirely the wrong epiphany]] - whereupon them trying to put it into practice becomes, in turn, a RunningGag for the rest of the episode.
** People keep stealing Dan's pudding.
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** ''Knock, knock, knock'' "Penny." ''Knock, knock, knock'' "Penny." ''Knock, knock, knock'' "Penny."

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** ''Knock, knock, knock'' "Penny." ''Knock, knock, knock'' "Penny." ''Knock, knock, knock'' "Penny."Whenever Sheldon knocks on a door, he does it by doing three knocks and calls out the name of the person in the room before repeating the process twice. [[FreudianExcuse This is because he accidentally caught his dad having an affair without knocking, so his extra knocks are more of a warning.]] Typically, he often does this to Penny, so the gag usually consists of *''Knock knock knock''* "Penny?" three times.
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* The old Western spoof ''FTroop'' has quite a lot.

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* The old Western spoof ''FTroop'' ''Series/FTroop'' has quite a lot.
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** The Tenth Doctor's season finales have a habit of ending with the Doctor sulking after his companion has left, only for something ''completely'' unexpected to appear in the TARDIS, [[MoodWhiplash ruining the moment]] and setting up the next episode. [[spoiler: Heartbreakingly averted in "Journey's End", which ends with the Doctor in the TARDIS, sopping wet, reeling with the loss of Donna. Nothing else happens.]]
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** A dark version of the RunningGag is Caitlin's OnceASeason CartwrightCurse. [[spoiler:Her lover, Ronnie Raymond (one half of ''ComicBook/{{Firestorm}} I'') pulls a HeroicSacrifice at the end of Season 1 on their wedding day, even; "Jay Garrick" from Season 2 is merely a time remnant of that season's BigBad Zoom, and was killed to end the ruse; Julian Albert in Season 3 fares a little better, if by better you mean Caitlin (or rather, her SuperpoweredEvilSide, Killer Frost) outright rejects him.]] For a lighter, true example of a RunningGag for Caitlin, there's Killer Frost's (post-HazyFeelTurn) and her very different tastes in clothing; for starters, they're the TomboyAndGirlyGirl, respectively. Frost will ''always'' complain of her alter-ego's wardrobe whenever Caitlin has to transform into her.
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* On ''Vivasion'', at least during its later years, whenever a guest said they were fluent in some foreign language, Creator/StefanRaab would instantly ask them to translate the term "arch support" (in the original German: [[spoiler:[[InherentlyFunnyWords Senkfußeinlage]]]]).
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*** Subverted in "The Three Doctors" when the Third Doctor asked Sergeant Benton why he hadn't said it yet, and Benton replied that it was obvious. And then {{lampshaded}} in "Smith and Jones" when the Tenth Doctor mouthed the words along with Martha, before saying, "{{DeadpanSnarker Is it? I hadn't noticed.]]" Also subverted when Rory first enters the TARDIS he correctly guesses that it's another dimension, to which the Doctor says, "I like the bit when someone says, 'It's bigger on the inside.'"

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*** Subverted in "The Three Doctors" when the Third Doctor asked Sergeant Benton why he hadn't said it yet, and Benton replied that it was obvious. And then {{lampshaded}} in "Smith and Jones" when the Tenth Doctor mouthed the words along with Martha, before saying, "{{DeadpanSnarker "[[DeadpanSnarker Is it? I hadn't noticed.]]" Also subverted when Rory first enters the TARDIS he correctly guesses that it's another dimension, to which the Doctor says, "I like the bit when someone says, 'It's bigger on the inside.'"

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* ''Series/DoctorWho'': "Harriet Jones, MP, Flydale North / (former) Prime Minister." "Yes, I know who you are." Even two types of genocidal alien baddies know her.
** The inability of the Tenth Doctor's companions to fake accents or modes of speech, and his pained reaction ("No. Don't... don't do that.") has been used four times; once in Season Two (Rose doing Scots), once in Season Three (Martha doing Elizabethan English), once in the animated special (Martha doing pirate talk), and once in the fourth season, when Donna Noble attempts to blend at a 1920s upper-class party). This gag is nicely subverted in "Midnight", where, [[spoiler: after suffering a traumatizing experience with a monster that mimicked and eventually stole his speech, the Doctor tells Donna "Don't. Don't do that" with DEAD seriousness when she repeats one of his catchphrases.]]
** The Doctor being horrified by Rose's attempts at a Scottish accent in the Season 2 episode "Tooth and Claw" is also a slight reference to the fact that Tennant himself is Scottish.
--->'''Rose:''' Uh...aye! I've been..oot and aboot!\\
'''The Doctor:''' No, don't do that.\\
'''Rose:''' Hoots, mon!\\
'''The Doctor:''' No, really don't, really.

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"Harriet Jones, MP, Flydale North / (former) Prime Minister." "Yes, I know who you are." Even two types of genocidal alien baddies know her.
** The inability of the Tenth Doctor's companions to fake accents or modes of speech, and his pained reaction ("No. Don't... don't do that.") has been used four times; once in Season Two (Rose doing Scots), once in Season Three (Martha doing Elizabethan English), once in the animated special (Martha doing pirate talk), and once in the fourth season, when Donna Noble attempts to blend at a 1920s upper-class party). The Doctor being horrified by Rose's attempts at a Scottish accent in the Season 2 episode "Tooth and Claw" is also a slight reference to the fact that Tennant himself is Scottish.
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This gag is nicely subverted in "Midnight", where, [[spoiler: after suffering a traumatizing experience with a monster that mimicked and eventually stole his speech, the Doctor tells Donna "Don't. Don't do that" with DEAD seriousness when she repeats one of his catchphrases.]]
** The Doctor being horrified by Rose's attempts at a Scottish accent in the Season 2 episode "Tooth and Claw" is also a slight reference to the fact that Tennant himself is Scottish.
--->'''Rose:''' Uh...aye! I've been..oot and aboot!\\
'''The Doctor:''' No, don't do that.\\
'''Rose:''' Hoots, mon!\\
'''The Doctor:''' No, really don't, really.
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** Not to mention that anytime someone goes into the TARDIS for the first time, they have to say something along the lines of "It's bigger on the inside!"

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** Not to mention that anytime someone goes into the TARDIS for the first time, they have to say something along the lines of "It's bigger {{bigger on the inside!"inside}}!"



*** Subverted in "The Three Doctors" when the Third Doctor asked Sergeant Benton why he hadn't said it yet, and Benton replied that it was obvious. And then {{lampshaded}} in "Smith and Jones" when the Tenth Doctor mouthed the words along with Martha, before saying, "Really? I hadn't noticed." Also subverted when Rory first enters the TARDIS he correctly guesses that it's another dimension, to which the Doctor says, "I like the bit when someone says, 'It's bigger on the inside.'"

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*** Subverted in "The Three Doctors" when the Third Doctor asked Sergeant Benton why he hadn't said it yet, and Benton replied that it was obvious. And then {{lampshaded}} in "Smith and Jones" when the Tenth Doctor mouthed the words along with Martha, before saying, "Really? "{{DeadpanSnarker Is it? I hadn't noticed." ]]" Also subverted when Rory first enters the TARDIS he correctly guesses that it's another dimension, to which the Doctor says, "I like the bit when someone says, 'It's bigger on the inside.'"



*** Inverted by Clara in "The Snowmen." Clara: "It's smaller on the outside!" The Doctor: "That's a first."
*** Touchingly inverted by the TARDIS herself in "The Doctor's Wife", when the mind of the TARDIS inhabits a human body:
---->'''Idris''': Are all people like this? So much bigger on the inside?
*** Sent up in "The Husbands of River Song", when River doesn't recognize the Doctor's 12 regeneration, she enters the TARDIS and tells him to prepare himself. The Doctor breaks into a huge grin and says "Finally, I get to have a go." He enters the TARDIS and goes on an epic, [[LargeHam ham-filled]] rant about how his entire mathematical concept of space was just torn apart, then quietly says "I've always wanted to see it done ''properly''."

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*** Inverted by Clara in "The Snowmen." Clara: "It's "
---->'''Clara:''' It's
smaller on the outside!" The Doctor: "That's outside!\\
'''The Doctor:''' ''[taken aback]'' Okay... That is
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first.
*** Touchingly inverted by the TARDIS herself in "The Doctor's Wife", when the mind of the TARDIS inhabits a human body:
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body.
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Are all people like this? this?\\
'''The Doctor:''' Like what?\\
'''Idris/The TARDIS:'''
So much bigger on the inside?
inside...
*** Sent up in "The Husbands of River Song", when River doesn't recognize the Doctor's 12 twelfth regeneration, she enters the TARDIS and tells him to prepare himself. The Doctor breaks into a huge grin and says "Finally, I get to have a go." He enters the TARDIS and goes on an epic, [[LargeHam ham-filled]] rant about how his entire mathematical concept of space was just torn apart, then quietly says "I've always wanted to see it done ''properly''."



** Series 5 adds the Eleventh Doctor's insistence that "Bow Ties are cool".
** Let's not forget that every time the Doctor regenerates, he spends a couple of minutes criticizing his new looks (Creator/ChristopherEccleston's ears, Creator/MattSmith's chin, Creator/JonPertwee's nose...) And HE'S STILL NOT GINGER!
** Another is the Doctor's [[NoSenseOfDirection complete inability to direct the TARDIS]] (though it's not so much [[spoiler: his inability as the TARDIS's unwillingness to co-operate]]), so that he often steps outside in full tour-guide mode only for his companion/s to point out that they are not, in fact, in Rome/Mars/Peladon/1980/Croydon/Rio.

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** Series 5 adds the Eleventh Doctor's insistence that "Bow Ties "Bowties are cool".
** Let's not forget that every time the Doctor regenerates, he spends they spend a couple of minutes criticizing his their new looks (Creator/ChristopherEccleston's ears, Creator/MattSmith's chin, Creator/JonPertwee's nose...) And HE'S they're STILL NOT GINGER!
** Another is the Doctor's [[NoSenseOfDirection complete inability to direct the TARDIS]] (though it's not so much [[spoiler: his their inability as the TARDIS's unwillingness to co-operate]]), so that he they often steps outside in full tour-guide mode only for his companion/s to point out that they are not, in fact, in Rome/Mars/Peladon/1980/Croydon/Rio.



--->'''Amy:''' [[EpicFail America, in fact.]] '[slips a Stetson onto the Doctor's head]'
--->'''Doctor:''' [{{Beat}}] I was gonna say America.

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--->'''Amy:''' [[EpicFail America, in fact.]] '[slips ''[slips a Stetson onto the Doctor's head]'
head]''
--->'''Doctor:''' [{{Beat}}] [[BlatantLies I was gonna say America.America]].



** "[[SomethingOnlyTheyWouldSay Hello, sweetie!]]" Hi, River Song!
*** Another one related to River that may or may not develop. Every time the Doctor finds a hat, he'll say "It's a X. Xs are cool," and River will shoot it (often right off his head.) It's happened with the poor fez, and in the preview for Series 6, it happened to a Stetson.

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** "[[SomethingOnlyTheyWouldSay "[[CatchPhrase Hello, sweetie!]]" Hi, River Song!
*** Another one related to River that may or may not develop. Every time the Doctor finds a hat, he'll say "It's a a(n) X. Xs are cool," and River will shoot it (often right off his head.) It's happened with the poor fez, and in the preview for Series 6, it happened to a Stetson.



** Doctor Donna. Not a couple.
** Also, the Doctor telling Jack to knock it off any time he says hello to anyone. Because when it comes to Jack, hello is never just hello.

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** Doctor Donna. [[ShesNotMyGirlfriend Not a couple.
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** Also, the Doctor telling Jack to knock it off any time he says hello to anyone. Because when it comes to Jack, hello is [[AnythingThatMoves never just hello.hello]].


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** The phrase "You've redecorated! [[BrutalHonesty I don't like it]]!" is often used by the Doctor to criticize the TARDIS-theme of their successors. Also used by Eleven in "Closing Time" regarding Craig's house.
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** Harrison "Harry" Wells of [[AlternateUniverse Earth-2]] being a victim of MistakenIdentity, especially being compared to his Earth-1 counterpart, [[spoiler:a.k.a. the BigBad of Season 1.]] Although there are times early in Season 2 (Harry's debut appearance) that this is PlayedForDrama, eventually the characters made jokes out of it. Eventually, when Harry finally gets fed up after another MistakenIdentity, this time of his temporary substitute from Earth-19 [[spoiler:who pulled a HeroicSacrifice]], he replies with [[OverusedRunningGag "I get that a lot."}] in a tired tone.

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** Harrison "Harry" Wells of [[AlternateUniverse Earth-2]] being a victim of MistakenIdentity, especially being compared to his Earth-1 counterpart, [[spoiler:a.k.a. the BigBad of Season 1.]] Although there are times early in Season 2 (Harry's debut appearance) that this is PlayedForDrama, eventually the characters made jokes out of it. Eventually, when When Harry finally gets fed up after another MistakenIdentity, this time of his temporary substitute from Earth-19 [[spoiler:who pulled a HeroicSacrifice]], he replies with [[OverusedRunningGag "I get that a lot."}] "]] in a tired tone.
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** Also, everywhere they go, these Terrans meeting new species for the first time are constantly having those aliens asking them what species they are and what's their planet of origin. Inevitably, when told about these "humans" from this "Earth" place, the aliens who asked these questions in the first place will say some variant of "Never heard of it/you."

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** Cisco naming their superpowered enemies, to the exasperation of his friends. And for a RunningGag within a RunningGag, Cisco's disapproval of some of those criminals naming themselves.

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** Cisco naming their superpowered enemies, to the exasperation of his friends. And for a RunningGag within a RunningGag, Cisco's disapproval of some of those criminals naming themselves. Also, as a TV buff, Cisco comparing the adventures he and his friends have to certain film and/or TV series.
** Historical figures and celebrities on Earth-1 have their AlternateUniverse counterparts with ''very different'' occupations on Earth-19. Like Al-Capone becoming vice-president; Weird Al as a poet; ''Saint'' Shaquile O'Neil, etc.
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* ''Series/TheFlash2014'' has several.
** Barry will always be late for a meeting. Before and even after getting SuperSpeed. As well as everyone taking some of Barry's AmusingInjuries for granted. There's even a PhraseCatcher for it.
-->''I heard you heal fast.''
** Cisco naming their superpowered enemies, to the exasperation of his friends. And for a RunningGag within a RunningGag, Cisco's disapproval of some of those criminals naming themselves.
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* On ''WinBenSteinsMoney'', Jimmy Kimmel would tell the contestant in the booth during the Best of Ten Test Of Knowledge that "as host I must remain impartial, but since Ben is under the headphones and can't hear me...smoke him like a cheap cigar!"

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* On ''WinBenSteinsMoney'', ''Series/WinBenSteinsMoney'', Jimmy Kimmel would tell the contestant in the booth during the Best of Ten Test Of Knowledge that "as host I must remain impartial, but since Ben is under the headphones and can't hear me...smoke him like a cheap cigar!"
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** ''Everything'' important in Time Lord society and culture is named after Rassilon; Time Lords also tend to invoke him (and the other Founders) the same way a human would when swearing by God. Gets a LampshadeHanging in Creator/BigFinish, when the Doctor is tired of Rassilon's games:
-->'''The Doctor:''' So what have you got squirelled away [here]? The Hairdryer of Rassilon? The Hoover of Rassilon? The Rassilon Patent Trouser Press? "These creases last ''forever''!"
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* ''AreYouBeingServed''

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