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!!Number-titled shows
* [[BigBad The Evil Queen]] of ''Series/TheTenthKingdom'' gives a whole series of these to [[PluckyGirl Virginia]] in her MagicMirror room, but the most memorable occurs just before she compares their beauty in one of the mirrors and [[KickTheDog tries to strangle her]]:
-->'''Evil Queen''': "[[ParentalAbandonment You were unwanted, that's plain to see]]. Haven't you always known that, secretly? That you were the ugly duckling. And now you've given yourself delusions of grandeur, thinking you were capable of great things. But no... you were right in the first place. You are plain. Plain and ''ugly''."
* ''Series/TwentyFour'': Aaron Pierce calling out President Logan. Glenn Morshower ad-libbed the final line of his speech.
-->'''Pierce''': There is nothing that you have said or done that is acceptable to me in the least. You're a traitor to this country and a disgrace to your office. And it's my duty to see that you're brought to justice for what you've done. Is there anything else, Charles?
* On ''Series/{{The 100}}'' former-President Dante Wallace delivers one of these to his son (and [[TheUsurper usurper]]) Cage Wallace.
-->"You've killed us. One week in office, and you've managed to turn neighbor against neighbor, you've made the outsiders hate us more than they already did, you lost our outer defenses, and now a door that hasn't been breached in 97 years is going to fall, and an army of savages is going to flood these halls, killing every last one of us."
* [[BigBad The Evil Queen]] of ''Series/TheTenthKingdom'' gives a whole series of these to [[PluckyGirl Virginia]] in her MagicMirror room, but the most memorable occurs just before she compares their beauty in one of the mirrors and [[KickTheDog tries to strangle her]]:
-->'''Evil Queen''': "[[ParentalAbandonment You were unwanted, that's plain to see]]. Haven't you always known that, secretly? That you were the ugly duckling. And now you've given yourself delusions of grandeur, thinking you were capable of great things. But no... you were right in the first place. You are plain. Plain and ''ugly''."
* ''Series/TwentyFour'': Aaron Pierce calling out President Logan. Glenn Morshower ad-libbed the final line of his speech.
-->'''Pierce''': There is nothing that you have said or done that is acceptable to me in the least. You're a traitor to this country and a disgrace to your office. And it's my duty to see that you're brought to justice for what you've done. Is there anything else, Charles?
* On ''Series/{{The 100}}'' former-President Dante Wallace delivers one of these to his son (and [[TheUsurper usurper]]) Cage Wallace.
-->"You've killed us. One week in office, and you've managed to turn neighbor against neighbor, you've made the outsiders hate us more than they already did, you lost our outer defenses, and now a door that hasn't been breached in 97 years is going to fall, and an army of savages is going to flood these halls, killing every last one of us."
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** The fictional courtroom dramas of the 1980s – namely, ''Series/TheJudge'', ''Superior Court'' and ''Divorce Court'' – had their fair share of stories where the judge would angrily rebuke one of the litigants, perhaps a witness or an attorney as well.
*** One memorable example in ''Superior Court'' came when the judge snapped at the jury after it acquitted a college football star of sexual assault charges, even though the evidence was clear that he was guilty, and threatens to have the verdict thrown out, although in the end she admits there's little she can do. [[spoiler: The college football star went on to a career in the pros, while his victim endured so much harassment she dropped out of college.]]
*** On ''The Judge'', one of the most memorable examples came after a hearing where three people participated in a CycleOfRevenge series of sexual assaults against the other. Judge Franklin (the main protagonist in the series) was so disgusted he dispensed with his usual "be kind to each other" tagline (which he delivered after most cases) and ordered a formal criminal investigation against all three of them. Another time, after a mentally deranged man snapped in court during a custody hearing and – after gaining control of a gun and trying to aim at Franklin – accidentally shoots his own son. As his son cries in pain and viewers are wondering whether he'll live or die, Franklin tells him basically, "Look what you've done now" as he reminds him why he was at a custody hearing to have his rights terminated.
*** One memorable example in ''Superior Court'' came when the judge snapped at the jury after it acquitted a college football star of sexual assault charges, even though the evidence was clear that he was guilty, and threatens to have the verdict thrown out, although in the end she admits there's little she can do. [[spoiler: The college football star went on to a career in the pros, while his victim endured so much harassment she dropped out of college.]]
*** On ''The Judge'', one of the most memorable examples came after a hearing where three people participated in a CycleOfRevenge series of sexual assaults against the other. Judge Franklin (the main protagonist in the series) was so disgusted he dispensed with his usual "be kind to each other" tagline (which he delivered after most cases) and ordered a formal criminal investigation against all three of them. Another time, after a mentally deranged man snapped in court during a custody hearing and – after gaining control of a gun and trying to aim at Franklin – accidentally shoots his own son. As his son cries in pain and viewers are wondering whether he'll live or die, Franklin tells him basically, "Look what you've done now" as he reminds him why he was at a custody hearing to have his rights terminated.
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* ''Series/SesameStreet'': In Episode 3809, Elmo gives one to both Zoe and [[CompanionCube Rocco]] when they introduce the number 12, which Elmo has been trying to do for the whole episode.
-->'''Elmo:''' Elmo is supposed to say the number of the day, not Rocco.\\
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* ''Series/SesameStreet'': ''Series/SesameStreet'':
** In Episode 3559, Telly wants to join Betty Lou's club, but Betty Lou refuses because she wants it to be an all-girls' club. Near the end of the the episode, Betty Lou wants Telly to loan her his tuba so that she can play it in her band, while Rosita and Zoe try to stop her. The former prompts Telly to give the girls this kind of speech.
--->'''Telly:''' You want to borrow my tuba?\\
'''Rosita:''' Telly, Telly, wait, wait!\\
'''Betty Lou:''' He seems very angry.\\
'''Telly''': Angry? Angry? Yes, I'm angry! You don't want me in your club, but you want me to loan you my favorite only tuba so you can play in an all-girl band?! Well, the answer is no! No! A big no! I don't want to be anywhere near any of you!
** In Episode 3809, Elmo gives one to both Zoe and [[CompanionCube Rocco]] when they introduce the number 12, which Elmo has been trying to do for the whole episode.
-->'''Elmo:''' --->'''Elmo:''' Elmo is supposed to say the number of the day, not Rocco.\\
** In Episode 3559, Telly wants to join Betty Lou's club, but Betty Lou refuses because she wants it to be an all-girls' club. Near the end of the the episode, Betty Lou wants Telly to loan her his tuba so that she can play it in her band, while Rosita and Zoe try to stop her. The former prompts Telly to give the girls this kind of speech.
--->'''Telly:''' You want to borrow my tuba?\\
'''Rosita:''' Telly, Telly, wait, wait!\\
'''Betty Lou:''' He seems very angry.\\
'''Telly''': Angry? Angry? Yes, I'm angry! You don't want me in your club, but you want me to loan you my favorite only tuba so you can play in an all-girl band?! Well, the answer is no! No! A big no! I don't want to be anywhere near any of you!
** In Episode 3809, Elmo gives one to both Zoe and [[CompanionCube Rocco]] when they introduce the number 12, which Elmo has been trying to do for the whole episode.
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* ''Series/SesameStreet'': In Episode 3809, Elmo gives one to both Zoe and [[CompanionCube Rocco]] when they introduce the number 12, which Elmo has been trying to do for the whole episode.
-->'''Elmo:''' Elmo is supposed to say the number of the day, not Rocco.\\
'''Zoe:''' Well, Rocco says you were taking too long. He couldn't wait anymore.\\
'''Elmo''': ELMO DOESN'T BELIEVE THIS! All... all day long, Elmo wanted to do was... was say the number of the day... but noooooooo! Elmo has to sing to Rocco! Elmo has to play the silly word game! Elmo w... w... watch Rocco's favorite movie! And when finally it came time... for Elmo to say the number of the day... ROCCO... Rocco says it before ELMO!!!\\
'''Zoe:''' Oh, well. Come on, Elmo. Let's play with Rocco.\\
'''Elmo:''' Ohhhh, no. Elmo is not playing with Rocco or you anymore! Elmo is going to play by HIMSELF!
* ''Series/SesameStreet'': In Episode 3809, Elmo gives one to both Zoe and [[CompanionCube Rocco]] when they introduce the number 12, which Elmo has been trying to do for the whole episode.
-->'''Elmo:''' Elmo is supposed to say the number of the day, not Rocco.\\
'''Zoe:''' Well, Rocco says you were taking too long. He couldn't wait anymore.\\
'''Elmo''': ELMO DOESN'T BELIEVE THIS! All... all day long, Elmo wanted to do was... was say the number of the day... but noooooooo! Elmo has to sing to Rocco! Elmo has to play the silly word game! Elmo w... w... watch Rocco's favorite movie! And when finally it came time... for Elmo to say the number of the day... ROCCO... Rocco says it before ELMO!!!\\
'''Zoe:''' Oh, well. Come on, Elmo. Let's play with Rocco.\\
'''Elmo:''' Ohhhh, no. Elmo is not playing with Rocco or you anymore! Elmo is going to play by HIMSELF!
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* The dirty fork sketch of ''Series/MontyPythonsFlyingCircus'' has this from John Cleese as a cleaver-wielding chef after the restaurant manager (Eric Idle) bursts into tears;
-->(''to the patrons'') You bastards! You heartless, vicious bastards! He's worked his fingers to the bone to make this place what it is...and you come here with your petty, vicious, heartless quibbling and you grind him into the dirt...this fine, honorable man whose boots you are not worthy to kiss...oh, it makes me mad! (''buries cleaver into the table'') Stark-stirring mad!
-->(''to the patrons'') You bastards! You heartless, vicious bastards! He's worked his fingers to the bone to make this place what it is...and you come here with your petty, vicious, heartless quibbling and you grind him into the dirt...this fine, honorable man whose boots you are not worthy to kiss...oh, it makes me mad! (''buries cleaver into the table'') Stark-stirring mad!
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-->(''to the patrons'') You bastards! You heartless, vicious bastards! He's worked his fingers to the bone to make this place what it is...and you come here with your petty, vicious, heartless quibbling and you grind him into the dirt...this fine, honorable man whose boots you are not worthy to kiss...oh, it makes me mad! (''buries cleaver into the table'') Stark-stirring mad!
