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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheCupheadShow'' episode "Root Packed", Cuphead and Mugman find a massive vegetable party being thrown in their yard. Unfortunately, the gate is barred by a burly eggplant who won't let them in because they "ain't on the list." When the cups try calling the cops at stopping the party...
-->'''Eggplant:''' Ya ain't on the list.\\
'''Bee cop''': [[PoliceAreUseless Sorry, boys, we gave it a shot.]]\\
'''Cuphead & Mugman:''' ''(Looking gobsmacked)''
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* ''VideoGame/PAYDAY3'': In ''Rock The Cradle'', a pair of bouncers block access to the VIP area where the [[AMacguffinFullOfMoney crypto wallet]] is stored, necessitating that the crew forge some VIP passes or distract them to get in. On [[HarderThanHard Overkill]], another set of guards will block you from entering the main lounge, necessitating entry through the kitchen side door.

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* ''VideoGame/PAYDAY2'' - The bouncer at the [[LegitimateBusinessmensSocialClub Tasteful Club]] subverts this:
-->'''Bouncer:''' Sorry guys, you're not on the list...Ah, whatever. You guys [[HorribleJudgeOfCharacter seem like class-acts]] .

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* ''VideoGame/PAYDAY2'' - The bouncer at the [[LegitimateBusinessmensSocialClub Tasteful Club]] Club subverts this:
-->'''Bouncer:''' Sorry guys, you're not on the list...Ah, whatever. You guys [[HorribleJudgeOfCharacter seem like class-acts]] .class-acts]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'': In "Critical Condition", Slappy uses "not on the list" to deny two film critics entrance to a film premiere - despite their invitations. They'd severely ticked her off criticizing some of her old cartoons, and this is just the beginning of her revenge.

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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'': ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}} (1993)'': In "Critical Condition", Slappy uses "not on the list" to deny two film critics entrance to a film premiere - despite their invitations. They'd severely ticked her off criticizing some of her old cartoons, and this is just the beginning of her revenge.


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* ''WesternAnimation/TinyToonsLooniversity:'' At the end of "Save the Loo Bru", Montana Max tries to get into the Loo Bru to see a stage show featuring Brinessa Bunny and Ruth Less ([[DisguisedInDrag Bugs and Buster in drag]]). Dizzy Devil is working as a bouncer and refuses to let him in, saying he's not on the list. When Monty tells Dizzy that he paid to have his name put on the list, Dizzy tells him that [[ScrewTheMoneyIHaveRules he refused to put his name on the list because he tried to tear down the Loo Bru in the first place]].
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* Subverted in ''VideoGame/DmCDevilMayCry'', in which Dante brashly approaches Lilith's Club and gets stopped by the bouncer, who rejects him because he's actually not on the list. Dante's response? Uppercut the bouncer, knocking him unconscious, then add insult to injury by writing "Fuck you" on the bouncer's list and jokingly saying "I am now!" and barging into the club uninvited.

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* Subverted in ''VideoGame/DmCDevilMayCry'', ''VideoGame/DmcDevilMayCry'', in which Dante brashly approaches Lilith's Club and gets stopped by the bouncer, who rejects him because he's actually not on the list. Dante's response? Uppercut the bouncer, knocking him unconscious, then add insult to injury by writing "Fuck you" on the bouncer's list and jokingly saying "I am now!" and barging into the club uninvited.
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--> '''Grunt''': Yes, I like pie. And no, you can't come in.
--> Commander Shepard ''doesn't'' have [[ImplausibleDeniability a half-brother named "Sheppy the Volus"]].
--> You just lost the fight for your right to party.
--> Definitely [[EveryoneHatesMimes no mimes]] allowed. There's no box, there never was!
--> You again? [[NoodleIncident I thought you were dead.]] You can't come in.
--> You're selling cookies? Uh...well...No. I shouldn't let you in. Damn.
--> ''(to Shepard)'' It's easy. Just push this button and say "no!"

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--> ---> '''Grunt''': Yes, I like pie. And no, you can't come in.
--> ---> Commander Shepard ''doesn't'' have [[ImplausibleDeniability a half-brother named "Sheppy the Volus"]].
--> ---> You just lost the fight for your right to party.
--> ---> Definitely [[EveryoneHatesMimes no mimes]] allowed. There's no box, there never was!
--> ---> You again? [[NoodleIncident I thought you were dead.]] You can't come in.
--> ---> You're selling cookies? Uh...well...No. I shouldn't let you in. Damn.
--> ---> ''(to Shepard)'' It's easy. Just push this button and say "no!"
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* ''Series/AlteredCarbon''. Takeshi Kovacs isn't on the list to get into a high-class club used by the Meths he wants to talk to, but fortunately he knows a Yakuza boss who arranges for him to be placed on the list [[ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections by the time they've finished their conversation]]. Later that same Yakuza boss turns up at the Governor's reception party despite him not being on the list. The Governor gives him what he wants just to get rid of him as quickly as possible.
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* One person who wasn't invited to the lavish 1821 coronation of George IV as king of the United Kingdom was his estranged wife and nominal queen consort, Caroline of Brunswick. Despite this, Caroline and an entourage came to the coronation at Westminster Abbey anyway, where she intended to assert her right as queen to be crowned and anointed alongside him. Guards refused her entry even though they were well aware of who she was, saying no one could be admitted without a ticket; Caroline insisted she didn't need a ticket because she was queen. Caroline tried several side and back entrances but had doors slammed in her face each time, and finally gave up and left.

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* One person who wasn't was not invited to the lavish 1821 coronation of George IV as king of the United Kingdom was his estranged wife and nominal queen consort, Caroline of Brunswick. Despite this, Caroline and an entourage came to the coronation at Westminster Abbey anyway, where she intended to assert her right as queen to be crowned and anointed alongside him. Guards refused her entry even though they were well aware of who she was, saying no one could be admitted without a ticket; Caroline insisted she didn't need a ticket because she was queen. Caroline tried several side and back entrances but had doors slammed in her face each time, and finally gave up and left.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/RegularShow'' episode "Access Denied", Mordecai and Rigby tried to get in to the nightclub to enjoy Margaret's birthday party. However, the doorman rejects them from going in because they're not on the list. Unfortunately, it turns out that they're at the wrong club.

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* In the ''WesternAnimation/RegularShow'' episode "Access Denied", Mordecai and Rigby tried to get in to the nightclub to enjoy Margaret's birthday party. However, the doorman rejects them from going in because they're not on the list. Unfortunately, it turns out that they're at they went to the wrong club.
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* ''Film/TheMask'' invokes this trope twice: The first time, when Ipkiss goes to the Coco Bongo club with his friend and isn't let in, the second when The Mask goes to the club and pushes his way through after throwing a lot of money around.

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* ''Film/TheMask'' invokes this trope twice: The first time, when Ipkiss goes to the Coco Bongo club with his friend and isn't wasn't let in, the second when The Mask goes to the club and pushes his way through after throwing a lot of money around.
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The [[TheWannabeIndex Wannabe]] usually insists they are on the list and demands the bouncer check again. Often, they may attempt to [[InvokedTrope invoke]] YouHaveNoIdeaWhoYoureDealingWith, ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections, or ScrewTheRulesIHaveMoney in an effort to force their way into the venue with various levels of success. Similarly, a famous person may try to get into a place they aren't on the list of, hoping to rely on their reputation, only to have the bouncer [[RecognitionFailure not know who they are]] and refuse to budge.

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The [[TheWannabeIndex Wannabe]] usually insists they are on the list and demands the bouncer check again. Often, they may attempt to [[InvokedTrope invoke]] YouHaveNoIdeaWhoYoureDealingWith, ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections, or ScrewTheRulesIHaveMoney in an effort to force their way into the venue with various levels of success. Similarly, a famous person may try to get into a place they aren't are not on the list of, hoping to rely on their reputation, only to have the bouncer [[RecognitionFailure not know who they are]] and refuse to budge.

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* ''Series/TheReallyLoudHouse'' episode "[[Recap/TheReallyLoudHouseS1E11NoLoudsAllowed No Louds Allowed]]" has Lincoln and Clyde opening an exclusive club in the attic and doing this to the former's sisters after having his bedroom intruded upon just one too many times. It's not long before Leni and Luna, then Lucy and Lisa, and finally, Lynn Jr. and Lana, start doing it to them, and for that matter, one another, out of retaliation (Leni and Luna having their club in the backyard, Lucy and Lisa having theirs in the basement and Lynn Jr. and Lana having theirs in the backyard shed after converting it into a sports lounge).

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* ''Series/TheReallyLoudHouse'' episode "[[Recap/TheReallyLoudHouseS1E11NoLoudsAllowed No Louds Allowed]]" has Lincoln and Clyde opening an exclusive club in the attic and doing this to the former's sisters after having his bedroom intruded upon just one too many times. It's not long before Leni and Luna, Luna (having their club in the backyard), then Lucy and Lisa, Lisa (having theirs in the basement), and finally, Lynn Jr. and Lana, Lana (having theirs in the backyard shed after converting it into a sports lounge), start doing it to them, and for that matter, one another, out of retaliation (Leni and Luna having their club in the backyard, Lucy and Lisa having theirs in the basement and Lynn Jr. and Lana having theirs in the backyard shed after converting it into a sports lounge).retaliation.

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The [[TheWannabeIndex Wannabe]] usually insists they are on the list and demands the bouncer check again. Often, they may attempt to [[InvokedTrope invoke]] YouHaveNoIdeaWhoYoureDealingWith, ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections, or ScrewTheRulesIHaveMoney in an effort to force their way into the venue with various levels of success.

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The [[TheWannabeIndex Wannabe]] usually insists they are on the list and demands the bouncer check again. Often, they may attempt to [[InvokedTrope invoke]] YouHaveNoIdeaWhoYoureDealingWith, ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections, or ScrewTheRulesIHaveMoney in an effort to force their way into the venue with various levels of success.
success. Similarly, a famous person may try to get into a place they aren't on the list of, hoping to rely on their reputation, only to have the bouncer [[RecognitionFailure not know who they are]] and refuse to budge.



Sometimes, the character trying to gain entry knows they aren't on the list, but are attempting to flex their [[ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections connections]] or [[ScrewTheRulesIHaveMoney wealth]]. Depending on the mood of the bouncer, this may work. Similarly, a famous person may try to get into a place they aren't on the list of, hoping to rely on their reputation, only to have the bouncer [[RecognitionFailure not know who they are]] and refuse to budge.
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Sometimes, the character trying to gain entry knows they aren't on the list, but are attempting to flex their [[ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections connections]] or [[ScrewTheRulesIHaveMoney wealth]]. Depending on the mood of the bouncer, this may work. Similarly, a famous person may try to get into a place they aren't on the list of, hoping to rely on their reputation, only to have the bouncer [[RecognitionFailure not know who they are]] and refuse to budge.
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See also UninvitedToTheParty for when one particular person is singled out for this treatment.

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Compare NoFameNoWealthNoService, for when characters are allowed entry into exclusive places primarily because they have social clout or wealth, regardless (and often, in spite) of whether or not they were on the list. See also UninvitedToTheParty for when one particular person is singled out for this treatment.not even invited to the event to begin with.
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The [[TheWannabeIndex Wannabe]] usually insists they are on the list and demands the bouncer check again. Often, they may attempt to [[InvokedTrope invoke]] YouHaveNoIdeaWhoYoureDealingWith or ScrewTheRulesIHaveMoney in an effort to force their way into the venue with various levels of success.

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The [[TheWannabeIndex Wannabe]] usually insists they are on the list and demands the bouncer check again. Often, they may attempt to [[InvokedTrope invoke]] YouHaveNoIdeaWhoYoureDealingWith YouHaveNoIdeaWhoYoureDealingWith, ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections, or ScrewTheRulesIHaveMoney in an effort to force their way into the venue with various levels of success.
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* ''Series/TheReallyLoudHouse'' episode "[[Recap/TheReallyLoudHouseS1E11NoLoudsAllowed No Louds Allowed]]" has Lincoln and Clyde opening an exclusive club in the attic and doing this to the former's sisters after having his bedroom intruded upon just one too many times. It's not long before Leni and Luna, then Lucy and Lisa, and finally, Lynn Jr. and Lana, start doing it to them, and for that matter, one another, out of retaliation (Leni and Luna having their club in the backyard, Lucy and Lisa having theirs in the basement and Lynn Jr. and Lana having theirs in a sports lounge).

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* ''Series/TheReallyLoudHouse'' episode "[[Recap/TheReallyLoudHouseS1E11NoLoudsAllowed No Louds Allowed]]" has Lincoln and Clyde opening an exclusive club in the attic and doing this to the former's sisters after having his bedroom intruded upon just one too many times. It's not long before Leni and Luna, then Lucy and Lisa, and finally, Lynn Jr. and Lana, start doing it to them, and for that matter, one another, out of retaliation (Leni and Luna having their club in the backyard, Lucy and Lisa having theirs in the basement and Lynn Jr. and Lana having theirs in the backyard shed after converting it into a sports lounge).
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* ''Series/TheReallyLoudHouse'' episode "No Louds Allowed" has Lincoln and Clyde doing this to the former's sisters after having his bedroom intruded upon just one too many times. It's not long before Leni and Luna, then Lucy and Lisa, and finally, Lynn Jr. and Lana, start doing it to them, and for that matter, one another.

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* ''Series/TheReallyLoudHouse'' episode "No "[[Recap/TheReallyLoudHouseS1E11NoLoudsAllowed No Louds Allowed" Allowed]]" has Lincoln and Clyde opening an exclusive club in the attic and doing this to the former's sisters after having his bedroom intruded upon just one too many times. It's not long before Leni and Luna, then Lucy and Lisa, and finally, Lynn Jr. and Lana, start doing it to them, and for that matter, one another.another, out of retaliation (Leni and Luna having their club in the backyard, Lucy and Lisa having theirs in the basement and Lynn Jr. and Lana having theirs in a sports lounge).
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* ''Series/TheReallyLoudHouse'' episode "No Louds Allowed" has Lincoln and Clyde doing this to the former's sisters after having his bedroom intruded upon just one too many times. It's not long before the sisters do this, too, from Leni and Luna to Lisa and Lucy to Lynn Jr. and Lana.

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* ''Series/TheReallyLoudHouse'' episode "No Louds Allowed" has Lincoln and Clyde doing this to the former's sisters after having his bedroom intruded upon just one too many times. It's not long before the sisters do this, too, from Leni and Luna to Lisa and Luna, then Lucy to and Lisa, and finally, Lynn Jr. and Lana.Lana, start doing it to them, and for that matter, one another.
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* ''Series/TheReallyLoudHouse'' episode "No Louds Allowed" has Lincoln and Clyde doing this to the former's sisters after having his bedroom intruded upon just one too many times. It's not long before the sisters do this, too, from Leni and Luna to Lisa and Lucy to Lynn Jr. and Lana.

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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Robots}}''. Rodney and Fender are trying to get into the Bigweld Ball and are told, "Uh, you're not on the list."


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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Coco}}'': When the bouncer won't allow Miguel to enter Ernesto's party, the former boldly claims to be Ernesto's great-great grandson. When this doesn't fly with the bouncer, Miguel successfully sneaks in as a member of the hired music band.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Robots}}''. Rodney and Fender are trying to get into the Bigweld Ball and are told, "Uh, you're not on the list."
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* The 2000 remake of ''Film/GetCarter''

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* In ''Film/{{Blade}}'' the bouncer asks the titular character if he has an invitation instead of checking a list. Needless to say, he doesn't and throws the guy through the door.
* ''Film/StrangeDays'' when Lenny Nero tries to get in to the Retinal Fetish.
* ''Film/{{Constantine}}'' when trying to get into a club is literally told this.

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* In ''Film/{{Blade}}'' ''Film/Blade1998'', the bouncer asks the titular character if he has an invitation instead of checking a list. Needless to say, he doesn't and throws the guy through the door.
* ''Film/StrangeDays'' when Lenny Nero tries to get in to into the Retinal Fetish.
* ''Film/{{Constantine}}'' ''Film/Constantine2005'': The eponymous protagonist is literally told this when trying to get into a club is literally told this.club.
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* One person who wasn't invited to the 1821 coronation of George IV as king of the United Kingdom was his estranged wife and nominal queen consort, Caroline of Brunswick. Despite this, Caroline and an entourage came to the coronation at Westminster Abbey anyway, where she intended to assert her right as queen to be crowned and anointed alongside him. Guards refused her entry even though they were well aware of who she was, saying no one could be admitted without a ticket. Caroline tried several side and back entrances but had doors slammed in her face, and finally gave up and left.

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* One person who wasn't invited to the lavish 1821 coronation of George IV as king of the United Kingdom was his estranged wife and nominal queen consort, Caroline of Brunswick. Despite this, Caroline and an entourage came to the coronation at Westminster Abbey anyway, where she intended to assert her right as queen to be crowned and anointed alongside him. Guards refused her entry even though they were well aware of who she was, saying no one could be admitted without a ticket. ticket; Caroline insisted she didn't need a ticket because she was queen. Caroline tried several side and back entrances but had doors slammed in her face, face each time, and finally gave up and left.
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*One person who wasn't invited to the 1821 coronation of George IV as king of the United Kingdom was his estranged wife and nominal queen consort, Caroline of Brunswick. Despite this, Caroline and an entourage came to the coronation at Westminster Abbey anyway, where she intended to assert her right as queen to be crowned and anointed alongside him. Guards refused her entry even though they were well aware of who she was, saying no one could be admitted without a ticket. Caroline tried several side and back entrances but had doors slammed in her face, and finally gave up and left.

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