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* ''Film/WEIRDWorld'' (FailedPilotEpisode):

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* ''Series/MidsomerMurders'': Charlotte's reaction in "[[Recap/MidsomerMurdersS14E1 Death in the Slow Lane]]" when John reveals that Nerys and Bethan taped her getting dressed to go to the nightclubs to sell drugs, and when she talked to her mother about it. She tries to attack them as they laugh at her.
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** Joffrey Baratheon has one when he realizes that he's been poisoned in his own wedding. He spends his last moments scared, panicking, gasping for air, and trying to scream to no avail while making accusations and begging for someone to save him before finally dying with pure terror on his face.
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** Admiral Leyton in "[[Recap/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineS04E12ParadiseLost Paradise Lost]]" remains self-assured until Worf announces that Captain Benteen, Leyton's NumberTwo, has stood down her ship. When Sisko pressures Layton to give in, Leyton slams the desk and shouts "It's not over!" in his first loss of self-control during the entire two-parter.
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** Dr Dylan Bledsoe, normally a smug, calculating psychopath, completely loses his composure on realizing [[spoiler: that Noah is about to infect him to his own killer virus]], and is reduced to pathetically begging Diane for mercy. [[TheDogBitesBack When Diane naturally refuses to help]], he's left impotently screaming as he's locked in the biolab.
** After crashing his car and injuring himself in a failed attempt to kill his own sister, Bob Provost throws a temper-tantrum when Patty throws her prototype time machine into the road rather than just give it to him, spending the left few seconds furiously ranting about how she couldn't make anything easy for him as he limps after the machine... and he's even more enraged when he realizes that she just made him chase after her driver's license. [[spoiler: And then he gets hit by a car.]]
** Bryan Mayhew can schmooze his way out of anything and is totally secure in his ability to gaslight Abby O'Reardon into submission. However, in their final confrontation, he's left so terrified that he can't even speak through most of it, and when he realizes just how thoroughly he's been outplayed, he can only whimper and cry in despair, before nodding helplessly along with Abby's demands for good behavior. [[spoiler: This is because he's suffering the advanced effects of Abby's youth serum and [[RaiseHimRightThisTime is doomed to start his life over as her baby son]].]]
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** The day started so well for Gul Dukat in "[[Recap/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineS06E06SacrificeOfAngels Sacrifice of Angels]]": After months of work he finally destroyed the minefield in front of the wormhole, which allows him to recieve massive reinforcements that will turn the slow going war against the Federation and the Klingons into a very one-sided CurbStompBattle. [[spoiler:But then the wormhole opens and not a single of his ships comes out, the entire fleet apparently vanished from existence]] and his expression rightfully turns into a full blown BSOD. Then [[spoiler:his highly beloved daughter tells him she won't come with him when his remaining troops have to retreat and that she helped the saboteurs to stop his plans]]. Then [[spoiler:his second in command Damar shoots her in the heart because she's a traitor]] and Dukat slips completely into insanity, oblivious of whats going on around him.

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** The day started so well for [[Characters/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineGulDukat Gul Dukat Dukat]] in "[[Recap/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineS06E06SacrificeOfAngels Sacrifice of Angels]]": After months of work he finally destroyed the minefield in front of the wormhole, which allows him to recieve massive reinforcements that will turn the slow going war against the Federation and the Klingons into a very one-sided CurbStompBattle. [[spoiler:But then the wormhole opens and not a single of his ships comes out, the entire fleet apparently vanished from existence]] and his expression rightfully turns into a full blown BSOD. Then [[spoiler:his highly beloved daughter tells him she won't come with him when his remaining troops have to retreat and that she helped the saboteurs to stop his plans]]. Then [[spoiler:his second in command Damar shoots her in the heart because she's a traitor]] and Dukat slips completely into insanity, oblivious of whats going on around him.
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* ''Film/TheChristmasThatAlmostWasnt'': Near the end when Santa finally turns in the rent money, Prune is so beside himself, he can't even bring himself to stop Santa, Mrs. Santa and the elves from loading the sleigh up!

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* During the ''Series/{{Chucky}}'' episode "Dressed To Kill", Chucky goes ''apeshit'' when he finds out [[spoiler:all his White House murdering has not got him back into Dambala's good graces, and he's rapidly aging to death.]]
-->'''Chucky''': DAMBALA, WHY HAVE YOU FORSAKEN ME?!



** In the Season 1 finale, the villain Jim Larkin keeps his cool until they reveal that they have DNA evidence linking him to the crime, at which point he completely drops the facade and screams about how both of his targets were supposed to have died that night.

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** In the Season 1 finale, the villain Jim Larkin keeps his cool until they reveal that they have DNA evidence linking him to the crime, at which point he completely drops the facade façade and screams about how both of his targets were supposed to have died that night.
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* ''Series/DoctorWho'': In [[Recap/DoctorWhoS30E5ThePoisonSky "The Poison Sky"]], the Sontarans' human agent, Luke Rattigan, has a meltdown when his handpicked survivors turn out to be totally uninterested in his plan to colonise a new planet with just them and start leaving to find their families. After threatening them with a gun to no avail, he throws a tantrum about how much smarter he is than them, and learning that the Sontarans were lying all along leaves him curled up on the floor sobbing.

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