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* A hot-pepper challenge episode of ''{{Series/Chopped}}'' had habanero as an ingredient in the appetiser basket. One of the chefs was an elderly Malay lady who thought the pepper was pretty ''mild'' [[ImmuneToSpice compared to what she was used to]] and used generous amounts in her dish. Cue all three judges - even ''Aaron Sanchez'' - practically smoking out their ears.
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* A hot-pepper challenge episode of ''{{Series/Chopped}}'' had habanero as an ingredient in the appetiser appetizer basket. One of the chefs was an elderly Malay lady who thought the pepper was pretty ''mild'' [[ImmuneToSpice [[UnaffectedBySpice compared to what she was used to]] and used generous amounts in her dish. Cue all three judges - even ''Aaron Sanchez'' - practically smoking out their ears.
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* A hot-pepper challenge episode of ''{{Series/Chopped}}'' had habanero as an ingredient in the appetiser basket. One of the chefs was an elderly Malay lady who thought the pepper was pretty ''mild'' [[ImmunetoSpice compared to what she was used to]] and used generous amounts in her dish. Cue all three judges - even ''Aaron Sanchez'' - practically smoking out their ears.
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* A hot-pepper challenge episode of ''{{Series/Chopped}}'' had habanero as an ingredient in the appetiser basket. One of the chefs was an elderly Malay lady who thought the pepper was pretty ''mild'' [[ImmunetoSpice [[ImmuneToSpice compared to what she was used to]] and used generous amounts in her dish. Cue all three judges - even ''Aaron Sanchez'' - practically smoking out their ears.
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* A hot-pepper challenge episode of ''{{Series/Chopped}}'' had habanero as an ingredient in the appetiser basket. One of the chefs was an elderly Indo-Chinese lady who thought the pepper was pretty ''mild'' compared to what she was used to and used generous amounts in her dish. Cue all three judges - even ''Aaron Sanchez'' - practically smoking out their ears.
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* A hot-pepper challenge episode of ''{{Series/Chopped}}'' had habanero as an ingredient in the appetiser basket. One of the chefs was an elderly Indo-Chinese Malay lady who thought the pepper was pretty ''mild'' [[ImmunetoSpice compared to what she was used to to]] and used generous amounts in her dish. Cue all three judges - even ''Aaron Sanchez'' - practically smoking out their ears.
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* A hot-pepper challenge episode of ''{{Series/Chopped}}'' had habanero as an ingredient in the appetiser basket. One of the chefs was an elderly Chinese Indo-Chinese lady who thought the pepper was pretty ''mild'' compared to what she was used to and used generous amounts in her dish. Cue all three judges - even ''Aaron Sanchez'' - practically smoking out their ears.
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* One of the side effects of eating at Curryworld in ''Series/RedDwarf'' was firebreathing after the first mouthful. Kryten didn't quite get the programming right...
* Lampshaded in a ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' sketch with Creator/ChristianSlater. He and Creator/VictoriaJackson go to a restaurant to try the Buffalo wings, available in mild, medium, hot, or "super fire hot'. Slater says he wants to try the super fire hot. The waiter tries to talk him out of it -- "They're very hot" -- it escalates, the manager is called out to explain "They're very hot" -- finally he has to sign release forms -- he bites one, freeze-frame, and then the conventional effects of the trope are narrated in detail by a voice-over. The final joke is that he did all that, and they had secretly given him the medium-hot wings.
* Played straight in an episode of ''Series/EverybodyLovesRaymond''. Frank loses his sense of taste as a result of a side-effect of some herbal pills he got from a friend (for his "foot"), and can't taste anything; at first, Ray and Robert think it's just that he can't properly taste Marie's cooking, so they give him a loaded quiche with jalapeno peppers, wasabi sauce, and horseradish. When he doesn't react to that either, Robert eats the rest to check if they got something wrong. Turns out that their mix was just fine.
* Done in ''Series/NedsDeclassifiedSchoolSurvivalGuide'' to break a BigEater of his habit of eating other peoples' food.
* Lampshaded in a ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' sketch with Creator/ChristianSlater. He and Creator/VictoriaJackson go to a restaurant to try the Buffalo wings, available in mild, medium, hot, or "super fire hot'. Slater says he wants to try the super fire hot. The waiter tries to talk him out of it -- "They're very hot" -- it escalates, the manager is called out to explain "They're very hot" -- finally he has to sign release forms -- he bites one, freeze-frame, and then the conventional effects of the trope are narrated in detail by a voice-over. The final joke is that he did all that, and they had secretly given him the medium-hot wings.
* Played straight in an episode of ''Series/EverybodyLovesRaymond''. Frank loses his sense of taste as a result of a side-effect of some herbal pills he got from a friend (for his "foot"), and can't taste anything; at first, Ray and Robert think it's just that he can't properly taste Marie's cooking, so they give him a loaded quiche with jalapeno peppers, wasabi sauce, and horseradish. When he doesn't react to that either, Robert eats the rest to check if they got something wrong. Turns out that their mix was just fine.
* Done in ''Series/NedsDeclassifiedSchoolSurvivalGuide'' to break a BigEater of his habit of eating other peoples' food.
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* Played straight in an episode of ''Series/EverybodyLovesRaymond''. Frank loses his sense of taste as a result of a side-effect of some herbal pills he got from a friend (for his "foot"), and can't taste anything; at first, Ray and Robert think it's just that he can't properly taste Marie's cooking, so they give him a loaded quiche with jalapeno peppers, wasabi sauce, and horseradish. When he doesn't react to that either, Robert eats the rest to check if they got something wrong. Turns out that their mix was just fine.
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* A hot-pepper challenge episode of ''{{Series/Chopped}}'' had habanero as an ingredient in the appetiser basket. One of the chefs was an elderly Chinese lady who thought the pepper was pretty ''mild'' compared to what she was used to and used generous amounts in her dish. Cue all three judges - even ''Aaron Sanchez'' - practically smoking out their ears.
* ''Series/DeathInParadise'': He doesn't end up literally breathing fire, but in episode #3.4 Inspector Humphrey Goodman accidentally eats a Scotch bonnet pepper, thinking it is a tomato. He is then shown being force-fed vast quantities of milk, as this the only alternative to taking him to hospital.
* Played straight in an episode of ''Series/EverybodyLovesRaymond''. Frank loses his sense of taste as a result of a side-effect of some herbal pills he got from a friend (for his "foot"), and can't taste anything; at first, Ray and Robert think it's just that he can't properly taste Marie's cooking, so they give him a loaded quiche with jalapeno peppers, wasabi sauce, and horseradish. When he doesn't react to that either, Robert eats the rest to check if they got something wrong. Turns out that their mix was just fine.
* {{Invoked}} in an episode of ''Series/GuysGroceryGames'' with a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYdyZJ4-7f4 "Spicy Dish Challenge"]] episode and deliberately choosing a judge (the late Carl Ruiz) who had a low tolerance for capsaicin. Guy, being a good natured {{Troll}} kept [[Funny/GuysGroceryGames several ridiculous methods of dispensing whole milk on hand.]]
* ''Series/DeathInParadise'': He doesn't end up literally breathing fire, but in episode #3.4 Inspector Humphrey Goodman accidentally eats a Scotch bonnet pepper, thinking it is a tomato. He is then shown being force-fed vast quantities of milk, as this the only alternative to taking him to hospital.
* Played straight in an episode of ''Series/EverybodyLovesRaymond''. Frank loses his sense of taste as a result of a side-effect of some herbal pills he got from a friend (for his "foot"), and can't taste anything; at first, Ray and Robert think it's just that he can't properly taste Marie's cooking, so they give him a loaded quiche with jalapeno peppers, wasabi sauce, and horseradish. When he doesn't react to that either, Robert eats the rest to check if they got something wrong. Turns out that their mix was just fine.
* {{Invoked}} in an episode of ''Series/GuysGroceryGames'' with a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYdyZJ4-7f4 "Spicy Dish Challenge"]] episode and deliberately choosing a judge (the late Carl Ruiz) who had a low tolerance for capsaicin. Guy, being a good natured {{Troll}} kept [[Funny/GuysGroceryGames several ridiculous methods of dispensing whole milk on hand.]]
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* In the episode "Leslie's House" of ''Series/ParksAndRecreation'', Leslie's is hosting a dinner party at her home and Ron eats a whole red pepper which impresses his date... who happens to be Tom's ex-wife. A jealous Tom tries to eat a pepper as well, despite Ron's warning. Immediately after biting into it, he has to leave the table, and spends a good chunk of the party recovering in Leslie's bedroom holding a pillow against his mouth to drown out his screams of agony.
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* In This is the result of eating one of the samosas made by Indie's grandfather in the ''Series/HowToBeIndie'' episode "Leslie's House" of ''Series/ParksAndRecreation'', Leslie's is hosting a dinner party at her home "How to Have Your Samosa and Ron eats Eat It Too".
* A major plot in the ''Series/IZombie'' series. The only way zombies can taste real food is putting awhole red LOT of pepper which impresses his date... who happens to be Tom's ex-wife. A jealous Tom tries to eat a pepper as well, despite Ron's warning. Immediately after biting into it, he has to leave the table, and spends a good chunk of the party recovering in Leslie's bedroom holding a pillow against his mouth to drown out his screams of agony.sauce.
* A major plot in the ''Series/IZombie'' series. The only way zombies can taste real food is putting a
* An episode of ''Series/MythBusters'' showed Jamie trying a drop of habanero paste. Since [[TheStoic his reactions are generally not visual]], some special-effects wizardry was added in post to give him a red face and steam coming out of his ears.
* Done in ''Series/NedsDeclassifiedSchoolSurvivalGuide'' to break a BigEater of his habit of eating other peoples' food.
* In the episode "Leslie's House" of ''Series/ParksAndRecreation'', Leslie's is hosting a dinner party at her home and Ron eats a whole red pepper which impresses his date... who happens to be Tom's ex-wife. A jealous Tom tries to eat a pepper as well, despite Ron's warning. Immediately after biting into it, he has to leave the table, and spends a good chunk of the party recovering in Leslie's bedroom holding a pillow against his mouth to drown out his screams of agony.
* One of the side effects of eating at Curryworld in ''Series/RedDwarf'' was firebreathing after the first mouthful. Kryten didn't quite get the programming right...
* Done in ''Series/NedsDeclassifiedSchoolSurvivalGuide'' to break a BigEater of his habit of eating other peoples' food.
* In the episode "Leslie's House" of ''Series/ParksAndRecreation'', Leslie's is hosting a dinner party at her home and Ron eats a whole red pepper which impresses his date... who happens to be Tom's ex-wife. A jealous Tom tries to eat a pepper as well, despite Ron's warning. Immediately after biting into it, he has to leave the table, and spends a good chunk of the party recovering in Leslie's bedroom holding a pillow against his mouth to drown out his screams of agony.
* One of the side effects of eating at Curryworld in ''Series/RedDwarf'' was firebreathing after the first mouthful. Kryten didn't quite get the programming right...
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* ''Series/DeathInParadise'': He doesn't end up literally breathing fire, but in episode #3.4 Inspector Humphrey Goodman accidentally eats a Scotch bonnet pepper, thinking it is a tomato. He is then shown being force-fed vast quantities of milk, as this the only alternative to taking him to hospital.
* This is the result of eating one of the samosas made by Indie's grandfather in the ''Series/HowToBeIndie'' episode "How to Have Your Samosa and Eat It Too".
* An episode of ''Series/MythBusters'' showed Jamie trying a drop of habanero paste. Since [[TheStoic his reactions are generally not visual]], some special-effects wizardry was added in post to give him a red face and steam coming out of his ears.
* A major plot in the ''Series/IZombie'' series. The only way zombies can taste real food is putting a LOT of pepper sauce.
* A hot-pepper challenge episode of ''{{Series/Chopped}}'' had habanero as an ingredient in the appetiser basket. One of the chefs was an elderly Chinese lady who thought the pepper was pretty ''mild'' compared to what she was used to and used generous amounts in her dish. Cue all three judges - even ''Aaron Sanchez'' - practically smoking out their ears.
* {{Invoked}} in an episode of ''Series/GuysGroceryGames'' with a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYdyZJ4-7f4 "Spicy Dish Challenge"]] episode and deliberately choosing a judge (the late Carl Ruiz) who had a low tolerance for capsaicin. Guy, being a good natured {{Troll}} kept [[Funny/GuysGroceryGames several ridiculous methods of dispensing whole milk on hand.]]
* This is the result of eating one of the samosas made by Indie's grandfather in the ''Series/HowToBeIndie'' episode "How to Have Your Samosa and Eat It Too".
* An episode of ''Series/MythBusters'' showed Jamie trying a drop of habanero paste. Since [[TheStoic his reactions are generally not visual]], some special-effects wizardry was added in post to give him a red face and steam coming out of his ears.
* A major plot in the ''Series/IZombie'' series. The only way zombies can taste real food is putting a LOT of pepper sauce.
* A hot-pepper challenge episode of ''{{Series/Chopped}}'' had habanero as an ingredient in the appetiser basket. One of the chefs was an elderly Chinese lady who thought the pepper was pretty ''mild'' compared to what she was used to and used generous amounts in her dish. Cue all three judges - even ''Aaron Sanchez'' - practically smoking out their ears.
* {{Invoked}} in an episode of ''Series/GuysGroceryGames'' with a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYdyZJ4-7f4 "Spicy Dish Challenge"]] episode and deliberately choosing a judge (the late Carl Ruiz) who had a low tolerance for capsaicin. Guy, being a good natured {{Troll}} kept [[Funny/GuysGroceryGames several ridiculous methods of dispensing whole milk on hand.]]
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* ''Series/DeathInParadise'': Lampshaded in a ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' sketch with Creator/ChristianSlater. He doesn't end up literally breathing fire, but and Creator/VictoriaJackson go to a restaurant to try the Buffalo wings, available in episode #3.4 Inspector Humphrey Goodman accidentally eats a Scotch bonnet pepper, thinking mild, medium, hot, or "super fire hot'. Slater says he wants to try the super fire hot. The waiter tries to talk him out of it -- "They're very hot" -- it escalates, the manager is a tomato. He is called out to explain "They're very hot" -- finally he has to sign release forms -- he bites one, freeze-frame, and then shown being force-fed vast quantities of milk, as this the only alternative to taking him to hospital.
* This is the result of eating oneconventional effects of the samosas made trope are narrated in detail by Indie's grandfather in a voice-over. The final joke is that he did all that, and they had secretly given him the ''Series/HowToBeIndie'' episode "How to Have Your Samosa and Eat It Too".
* An episode of ''Series/MythBusters'' showed Jamie trying a drop of habanero paste. Since [[TheStoic his reactions are generally not visual]], some special-effects wizardry was added in post to give him a red face and steam coming out of his ears.
* A major plot in the ''Series/IZombie'' series. The only way zombies can taste real food is putting a LOT of pepper sauce.
* A hot-pepper challenge episode of ''{{Series/Chopped}}'' had habanero as an ingredient in the appetiser basket. One of the chefs was an elderly Chinese lady who thought the pepper was pretty ''mild'' compared to what she was used to and used generous amounts in her dish. Cue all three judges - even ''Aaron Sanchez'' - practically smoking out their ears.
* {{Invoked}} in an episode of ''Series/GuysGroceryGames'' with a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYdyZJ4-7f4 "Spicy Dish Challenge"]] episode and deliberately choosing a judge (the late Carl Ruiz) who had a low tolerance for capsaicin. Guy, being a good natured {{Troll}} kept [[Funny/GuysGroceryGames several ridiculous methods of dispensing whole milk on hand.]]medium-hot wings.
* This is the result of eating one
* An episode of ''Series/MythBusters'' showed Jamie trying a drop of habanero paste. Since [[TheStoic his reactions are generally not visual]], some special-effects wizardry was added in post to give him a red face and steam coming out of his ears.
* A major plot in the ''Series/IZombie'' series. The only way zombies can taste real food is putting a LOT of pepper sauce.
* A hot-pepper challenge episode of ''{{Series/Chopped}}'' had habanero as an ingredient in the appetiser basket. One of the chefs was an elderly Chinese lady who thought the pepper was pretty ''mild'' compared to what she was used to and used generous amounts in her dish. Cue all three judges - even ''Aaron Sanchez'' - practically smoking out their ears.
* {{Invoked}} in an episode of ''Series/GuysGroceryGames'' with a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYdyZJ4-7f4 "Spicy Dish Challenge"]] episode and deliberately choosing a judge (the late Carl Ruiz) who had a low tolerance for capsaicin. Guy, being a good natured {{Troll}} kept [[Funny/GuysGroceryGames several ridiculous methods of dispensing whole milk on hand.]]
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* Lampshaded in a ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' sketch with Christian Slater. He and Victoria Jackson go to a restaurant to try the Buffalo wings, available in mild, medium, hot, or "super fire hot'. Slater says he wants to try the super fire hot. The waiter tries to talk him out of it -- "They're very hot" -- it escalates, the manager is called out to explain "They're very hot" -- finally he has to sign release forms -- he bites one, freeze-frame, and then the conventional effects of the trope are narrated in detail by a voice-over. The final joke is that he did all that, and they had secretly given him the medium-hot wings.
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* Lampshaded in a ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' sketch with Christian Slater. Creator/ChristianSlater. He and Victoria Jackson Creator/VictoriaJackson go to a restaurant to try the Buffalo wings, available in mild, medium, hot, or "super fire hot'. Slater says he wants to try the super fire hot. The waiter tries to talk him out of it -- "They're very hot" -- it escalates, the manager is called out to explain "They're very hot" -- finally he has to sign release forms -- he bites one, freeze-frame, and then the conventional effects of the trope are narrated in detail by a voice-over. The final joke is that he did all that, and they had secretly given him the medium-hot wings.
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* A hot-pepper challenge episode of ''{{Series/Chopped}}'' had habanero as an ingredient in the appetiser basket. One of the chefs was an elderly Chinese lady who thought the pepper was pretty ''mild'' compared to what she was used to and used generous amounts in her dish. Que all three judges - even ''Aaron Sanchez'' - practically smoking out their ears.
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* A hot-pepper challenge episode of ''{{Series/Chopped}}'' had habanero as an ingredient in the appetiser basket. One of the chefs was an elderly Chinese lady who thought the pepper was pretty ''mild'' compared to what she was used to and used generous amounts in her dish. Que Cue all three judges - even ''Aaron Sanchez'' - practically smoking out their ears.
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* {{Invoked}} in an episode of ''Series/GuysGroceryGames'' with a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYdyZJ4-7f4 "Spicy Dish Challenge"]] episode and deliberately choosing a judge (the late Carl Ruiz) who had a low tolerance for capsaicin. Guy, being a good natured {{Troll}} kept [[CrowningMomentOfFunny several ridiculous methods of dispensing whole milk on hand.]]
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* {{Invoked}} in an episode of ''Series/GuysGroceryGames'' with a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYdyZJ4-7f4 "Spicy Dish Challenge"]] episode and deliberately choosing a judge (the late Carl Ruiz) who had a low tolerance for capsaicin. Guy, being a good natured {{Troll}} kept [[CrowningMomentOfFunny [[Funny/GuysGroceryGames several ridiculous methods of dispensing whole milk on hand.]]
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* In an episode of ''Series/ParksAndRecreation'', at a dinner party at Leslie's house Ron eats a whole red pepper which impresses his date, who happens to be Tom's ex-wife. A jealous Tom tries a pepper as well, despite Ron's warning. Immediately after popping it into his mouth he has to leave the table. He spends the rest of the party in Leslie's bedroom with sucking a pillow, because his mouth feels like it's on fire.
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* In an the episode "Leslie's House" of ''Series/ParksAndRecreation'', at Leslie's is hosting a dinner party at Leslie's house her home and Ron eats a whole red pepper which impresses his date, date... who happens to be Tom's ex-wife. A jealous Tom tries to eat a pepper as well, despite Ron's warning. Immediately after popping it biting into his mouth it, he has to leave the table. He table, and spends the rest a good chunk of the party recovering in Leslie's bedroom with sucking holding a pillow, because pillow against his mouth feels like it's on fire.to drown out his screams of agony.
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* Played straight in an episode of ''EverybodyLovesRaymond''. Frank loses his sense of taste as a result of a side-effect of some herbal pills he got from a friend (for his "foot"), and can't taste anything; at first, Ray and Robert think it's just that he can't properly taste Marie's cooking, so they give him a loaded quiche with jalapeno peppers, wasabi sauce, and horseradish. When he doesn't react to that either, Robert eats the rest to check if they got something wrong. Turns out that their mix was just fine.
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* Played straight in an episode of ''EverybodyLovesRaymond''.''Series/EverybodyLovesRaymond''. Frank loses his sense of taste as a result of a side-effect of some herbal pills he got from a friend (for his "foot"), and can't taste anything; at first, Ray and Robert think it's just that he can't properly taste Marie's cooking, so they give him a loaded quiche with jalapeno peppers, wasabi sauce, and horseradish. When he doesn't react to that either, Robert eats the rest to check if they got something wrong. Turns out that their mix was just fine.
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* In one episode of ''{{Bottom}}'', Richie invents a dish called "sprouts Mexicaine" which turns people into Fire ''Farting'' Diners.
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* In one episode of ''{{Bottom}}'', ''Series/{{Bottom}}'', Richie invents a dish called "sprouts Mexicaine" which turns people into Fire ''Farting'' Diners.
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* In ''{{Reno911}}'', the sheriff's department was being sponsored by Hottie's Hot Wings, with all the hot wings they could eat. Even the mild wings were incredibly spicy. But the real fiery sensation didn't occur until a few hours after eating...
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* In ''{{Reno911}}'', ''Series/{{Reno 911}}'', the sheriff's department was being sponsored by Hottie's Hot Wings, with all the hot wings they could eat. Even the mild wings were incredibly spicy. But the real fiery sensation didn't occur until a few hours after eating...
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* Lampshaded in a ''SaturdayNightLive'' sketch with Christian Slater. He and Victoria Jackson go to a restaurant to try the Buffalo wings, available in mild, medium, hot, or "super fire hot'. Slater says he wants to try the super fire hot. The waiter tries to talk him out of it -- "They're very hot" -- it escalates, the manager is called out to explain "They're very hot" -- finally he has to sign release forms -- he bites one, freeze-frame, and then the conventional effects of the trope are narrated in detail by a voice-over. The final joke is that he did all that, and they had secretly given him the medium-hot wings.
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* Lampshaded in a ''SaturdayNightLive'' ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' sketch with Christian Slater. He and Victoria Jackson go to a restaurant to try the Buffalo wings, available in mild, medium, hot, or "super fire hot'. Slater says he wants to try the super fire hot. The waiter tries to talk him out of it -- "They're very hot" -- it escalates, the manager is called out to explain "They're very hot" -- finally he has to sign release forms -- he bites one, freeze-frame, and then the conventional effects of the trope are narrated in detail by a voice-over. The final joke is that he did all that, and they had secretly given him the medium-hot wings.
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* A hot-pepper challenge episode of ''{{Series/Chopped}}'' had habanero as an ingredient in the appetiser basket. One of the chefs was am elderly Chinese lady who thought the pepper was pretty ''mild'' compared to what she was used to. Que all three judges - even ''Aaron Sanchez'' - practically smoking out their ears.
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* A hot-pepper challenge episode of ''{{Series/Chopped}}'' had habanero as an ingredient in the appetiser basket. One of the chefs was am an elderly Chinese lady who thought the pepper was pretty ''mild'' compared to what she was used to.to and used generous amounts in her dish. Que all three judges - even ''Aaron Sanchez'' - practically smoking out their ears.
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* A hot-pepper challenge episode of ''Series/Chopped'' ''{{Series/Chopped}}'' had habanero as an ingredient in the appetiser basket. One of the chefs was am elderly Chinese lady who thought the pepper was pretty ''mild'' compared to what she was used to. Que all three judges - even ''Aaron Sanchez'' - practically smoking out their ears.
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* A major plot in the ''Series/IZombie'' series. The only way zombies can taste real food is putting a LOT of pepper sauce.
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* One of the side effects of eating at Curryworld in ''Series/RedDwarf'' was firebreathing after the first mouthful. Kryten didn't quite get the programming right...
* Lampshaded in a ''SaturdayNightLive'' sketch with Christian Slater. He and Victoria Jackson go to a restaurant to try the Buffalo wings, available in mild, medium, hot, or "super fire hot'. Slater says he wants to try the super fire hot. The waiter tries to talk him out of it -- "They're very hot" -- it escalates, the manager is called out to explain "They're very hot" -- finally he has to sign release forms -- he bites one, freeze-frame, and then the conventional effects of the trope are narrated in detail by a voice-over. The final joke is that he did all that, and they had secretly given him the medium-hot wings.
* Played straight in an episode of ''EverybodyLovesRaymond''. Frank loses his sense of taste as a result of a side-effect of some herbal pills he got from a friend (for his "foot"), and can't taste anything; at first, Ray and Robert think it's just that he can't properly taste Marie's cooking, so they give him a loaded quiche with jalapeno peppers, wasabi sauce, and horseradish. When he doesn't react to that either, Robert eats the rest to check if they got something wrong. Turns out that their mix was just fine.
* Done in ''Series/NedsDeclassifiedSchoolSurvivalGuide'' to break a BigEater of his habit of eating other peoples' food.
* In one episode of ''{{Bottom}}'', Richie invents a dish called "sprouts Mexicaine" which turns people into Fire ''Farting'' Diners.
* Played for laughs during a scene transition on ''Series/HomeImprovement''. Al had been asked to fill in as host of a cooking show, with Tim as his assistant (in a reversal of their usual roles on the ''Tool Time'' show). Tim accidentally eats some hot peppers and scrambles around the scene to try to find a way to cool his burning mouth, concluding just before the transition with Tim guzzling down milk, then [[FunnyBackgroundEvent spraying flame into the air as Al smiles for the camera.]]
* In an episode of ''Series/ParksAndRecreation'', at a dinner party at Leslie's house Ron eats a whole red pepper which impresses his date, who happens to be Tom's ex-wife. A jealous Tom tries a pepper as well, despite Ron's warning. Immediately after popping it into his mouth he has to leave the table. He spends the rest of the party in Leslie's bedroom with sucking a pillow, because his mouth feels like it's on fire.
* ''Series/TheMuppetShow'': after preparing a batch of BlazingInfernoHellfireSauce, steam is released from the [[LethalChef Swedish Chef's]] ears. When he goes a bit overboard with the "[[ForeignSoundingGibberish pepper saucen]]" to finish the sauce, his hat is blown ''clean off'' by the resultant explosion, which is accompanied by the same volume of steam you'd get from boiling the Great Lakes. No actual fire is seen, though.
* In ''{{Reno911}}'', the sheriff's department was being sponsored by Hottie's Hot Wings, with all the hot wings they could eat. Even the mild wings were incredibly spicy. But the real fiery sensation didn't occur until a few hours after eating...
-->'''Dept. Kimball''': I feel like I've been gastrointestinally raped!
* ''Series/DeathInParadise'': He doesn't end up literally breathing fire, but in episode #3.4 Inspector Humphrey Goodman accidentally eats a Scotch bonnet pepper, thinking it is a tomato. He is then shown being force-fed vast quantities of milk, as this the only alternative to taking him to hospital.
* This is the result of eating one of the samosas made by Indie's grandfather in the ''Series/HowToBeIndie'' episode "How to Have Your Samosa and Eat It Too".
* An episode of ''Series/MythBusters'' showed Jamie trying a drop of habanero paste. Since [[TheStoic his reactions are generally not visual]], some special-effects wizardry was added in post to give him a red face and steam coming out of his ears.
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* Lampshaded in a ''SaturdayNightLive'' sketch with Christian Slater. He and Victoria Jackson go to a restaurant to try the Buffalo wings, available in mild, medium, hot, or "super fire hot'. Slater says he wants to try the super fire hot. The waiter tries to talk him out of it -- "They're very hot" -- it escalates, the manager is called out to explain "They're very hot" -- finally he has to sign release forms -- he bites one, freeze-frame, and then the conventional effects of the trope are narrated in detail by a voice-over. The final joke is that he did all that, and they had secretly given him the medium-hot wings.
* Played straight in an episode of ''EverybodyLovesRaymond''. Frank loses his sense of taste as a result of a side-effect of some herbal pills he got from a friend (for his "foot"), and can't taste anything; at first, Ray and Robert think it's just that he can't properly taste Marie's cooking, so they give him a loaded quiche with jalapeno peppers, wasabi sauce, and horseradish. When he doesn't react to that either, Robert eats the rest to check if they got something wrong. Turns out that their mix was just fine.
* Done in ''Series/NedsDeclassifiedSchoolSurvivalGuide'' to break a BigEater of his habit of eating other peoples' food.
* In one episode of ''{{Bottom}}'', Richie invents a dish called "sprouts Mexicaine" which turns people into Fire ''Farting'' Diners.
* Played for laughs during a scene transition on ''Series/HomeImprovement''. Al had been asked to fill in as host of a cooking show, with Tim as his assistant (in a reversal of their usual roles on the ''Tool Time'' show). Tim accidentally eats some hot peppers and scrambles around the scene to try to find a way to cool his burning mouth, concluding just before the transition with Tim guzzling down milk, then [[FunnyBackgroundEvent spraying flame into the air as Al smiles for the camera.]]
* In an episode of ''Series/ParksAndRecreation'', at a dinner party at Leslie's house Ron eats a whole red pepper which impresses his date, who happens to be Tom's ex-wife. A jealous Tom tries a pepper as well, despite Ron's warning. Immediately after popping it into his mouth he has to leave the table. He spends the rest of the party in Leslie's bedroom with sucking a pillow, because his mouth feels like it's on fire.
* ''Series/TheMuppetShow'': after preparing a batch of BlazingInfernoHellfireSauce, steam is released from the [[LethalChef Swedish Chef's]] ears. When he goes a bit overboard with the "[[ForeignSoundingGibberish pepper saucen]]" to finish the sauce, his hat is blown ''clean off'' by the resultant explosion, which is accompanied by the same volume of steam you'd get from boiling the Great Lakes. No actual fire is seen, though.
* In ''{{Reno911}}'', the sheriff's department was being sponsored by Hottie's Hot Wings, with all the hot wings they could eat. Even the mild wings were incredibly spicy. But the real fiery sensation didn't occur until a few hours after eating...
-->'''Dept. Kimball''': I feel like I've been gastrointestinally raped!
* ''Series/DeathInParadise'': He doesn't end up literally breathing fire, but in episode #3.4 Inspector Humphrey Goodman accidentally eats a Scotch bonnet pepper, thinking it is a tomato. He is then shown being force-fed vast quantities of milk, as this the only alternative to taking him to hospital.
* This is the result of eating one of the samosas made by Indie's grandfather in the ''Series/HowToBeIndie'' episode "How to Have Your Samosa and Eat It Too".
* An episode of ''Series/MythBusters'' showed Jamie trying a drop of habanero paste. Since [[TheStoic his reactions are generally not visual]], some special-effects wizardry was added in post to give him a red face and steam coming out of his ears.
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