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** Nicole, the mother character, despite being less prone to getting herself in slapstick situations through idiocy and more capable of getting out of them unharmed do to being an ActionMom, does still get hit with slapstick on occasion. Usually do to her family's antics. Including the very first episode, "The DVD", when she faceplants into the ground pretty hard and later smashes into a brick wall, while chasing her sons, Gumball and Darwin across the neighborhood. She also gets a black eye in "The Vase" after an accident, gets launched off a an esculater and pulled up into the air into a pretty nasty (offfscreen hit in the head), among other more minor frustrations in "The Mothers", and gets her legs pinned under a steel beam in "The Worst".
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** Nicole, the mother character, despite being less prone to getting herself in slapstick situations through idiocy and more capable of getting out of them unharmed do to being an ActionMom, does still get hit with slapstick on occasion. Usually do due to her family's antics. Including the very first episode, "The DVD", when she faceplants into the ground pretty hard and later smashes into a brick wall, while chasing her sons, Gumball and Darwin across the neighborhood. She also gets a black eye in "The Vase" after an accident, gets launched off a an esculater and pulled up into the air into a pretty nasty (offfscreen hit in the head), among other more minor frustrations in "The Mothers", and gets her legs pinned under a steel beam in "The Worst".
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* ''Manga/CityHunter'': Whenever ChivalrousPervert supreme Ryo Saeba goes "pervert" in the presence of ladies, his companion Kaori Makimura shows up to comically smash his head with a big [[DropTheHammer "100 ton" mallet]] to calm him down and protect said ladies.
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* ''Manga/CityHunter'': Whenever ChivalrousPervert supreme Ryo Saeba goes "pervert" in the presence of ladies, his companion Kaori Makimura shows up to comically smash his head with a big [[DropTheHammer "100 ton" mallet]] HyperspaceMallet to calm him down and protect said ladies.
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* ''Fanfic/DiscordsNewBusiness'': Rarity, after deciding she's had enough of Discord's sense of humour, decides to leave... and Discord promptly invokes the trope on her.
--> '''Rarity:''' I suppose I walked right into that one. (Rarity turns to leave and collides with a signpost Discord placed right behind her.)
--> '''Discord:''' No, you walked right into THAT one!
--> '''Rarity:''' I suppose I walked right into that one. (Rarity turns to leave and collides with a signpost Discord placed right behind her.)
--> '''Discord:''' No, you walked right into THAT one!
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* ''Film/LadyBallers'': Much of the movie is composed of physical comedy especially during the basketball scenes, with either the main characters or the people they compete with getting hurt in humorous ways. Even outside of the sports scenes, there's plenty of this, like when Rob gets tased by a receptionist and then comedically hits his head on the desk.
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* ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog'':
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* ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog'':''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'':
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* As far back as the early 1930s, Thelma Todd was renowned for her skill at slapstick; in ''Film/HorseFeathers'', she falls out of a boat after being serenaded at length by Groucho Marx, and she also starred in a series of short films, first with [=ZaSu=] Pitts, then with Patsy Kelly, the best of which feature some great slapstick: in 1932's [[https://youtu.be/TsJG-MWUgmw ''Alum and Eve'']], Pitts gets jabbed in the ass with a pen and then gets stuck in a hospital trolley. Todd's attempts to extricate her turn into something reminiscent of the stateroom scene in ''Film/ANightAtTheOpera''.[[note]]Later in the same film, which turns on Pitts being mistaken for a hospital patient, two attractive female nurses attempt to undress her. Pitts retaliates by ''undressing the nurses''. [[/note]]
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* As far back as the early 1930s, Thelma Todd was renowned for her skill at slapstick; in ''Film/HorseFeathers'', she falls out of a boat after being serenaded at length by Groucho Marx, and she also starred in a series of short films, first with [=ZaSu=] Pitts, then with Patsy Kelly, Creator/PatsyKelly, the best of which feature some great slapstick: in 1932's [[https://youtu.be/TsJG-MWUgmw ''Alum and Eve'']], Pitts gets jabbed in the ass with a pen and then gets stuck in a hospital trolley. Todd's attempts to extricate her turn into something reminiscent of the stateroom scene in ''Film/ANightAtTheOpera''.[[note]]Later in the same film, which turns on Pitts being mistaken for a hospital patient, two attractive female nurses attempt to undress her. Pitts retaliates by ''undressing the nurses''. [[/note]]
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* The "Oh my nose!" scene from ''Series/TheBradyBunch'' features Marcia ([[CatchPhrase Marcia]], [[RuleOfThree Marcia!]]) getting struck in the nose with an errant football from when the guys are playing in the backyard. The resulting swelling drives the plot for the rest of that episode, ending with Marcia learning AnAesop about not being too self-conscious about her looks. The scene has also been parodied a few times since by other shows, including the Simspons during a Couch Gag where the family runs through the sets of a couple different classic TV shows.
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* The "Oh my nose!" scene from ''Series/TheBradyBunch'' features Marcia ([[CatchPhrase Marcia]], [[RuleOfThree ([[RuleOfThree Marcia, Marcia!]]) getting struck in the nose with an errant football from when the guys are playing in the backyard. The resulting swelling drives the plot for the rest of that episode, ending with Marcia learning AnAesop about not being too self-conscious about her looks. The scene has also been parodied a few times since by other shows, including the Simspons during a Couch Gag where the family runs through the sets of a couple different classic TV shows.
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* PressureSensitiveInterface: Hammer those buttons, break some bones, and get that device working better.
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* ''Series/AmericasGotTalent'': Adrian Stoica and Hurricane's dog act mostly involve Hurricane getting into all sorts of mischief and knocking her owner flat on the ground. In the auditions, [[GenderBlenderName she]] yanks Adrian off the bed, stealing his hat, then drop-kicking him when he tries to get it back. In the quarterfinals, she entangles him with a hose, then knocks him into a trash can, to get him play with her when he wants to do gardening.
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* ''Film/OneHundredAndOneDalmatians'': Unlike in the original animated film, Cruella suffers slapstick just like Horace and Jasper. In fact, she gets it worse than they do, falling into a container of molasses and getting covered in mud.
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* ''Film/OneHundredAndOneDalmatians'': ''Film/OneHundredAndOneDalmatians1996'': Unlike in the original animated film, Cruella suffers slapstick just like Horace and Jasper. In fact, she gets it worse than they do, falling into a container of molasses and getting covered in mud.
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* ''Film/NotAnotherTeenMovie'': Janey is the brunt of a ''lot'' of comedic violence, and even Priscilla gets punched in the face by Jake (who also knocks out Austin and her [[Film/AmericanBeauty weird boyfriend with a video-camera]]), but poor Ricky gets the worst of it, being hit multiple times, even by a ''bus'' toward the end, with his last shot being getting beaten up.
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* In ''Series/VousLesFemmes'', the very visual aspects of the comedy dictate that both Judith and Olivia are on the receiving end of some serious indignities, frequently. Olivia finds herself naked in a rugby team's changing room and has to bluff her way out; or else she finds herself, in a very short summer dress with a bare back, getting into a sports car where the leather seats have been exposed to a baking hot South of France sun, and having to really contort herself to minimise the discomfort. Judith might have a WardrobeMalfunction just before a job interview.
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* In her later years, Wrestling/MaeYoung (1923-2014) made a career out of being an IronButtMonkey.
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* In her later years, Wrestling/MaeYoung (1923-2014) made a career out of being an IronButtMonkey. She went so far as to ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SNMZwS3gKoU slap Bubba Ray Dudley]]'' when he cushioned the blow while powerbombing her off the stage onto a table. She ordered him to treat her as OneOfTheBoys the next time he smashed her through something.
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* ''WebAnimation/TheBigDadWolf'': When [[TheProtagonist Holan]] decides he wants to be with his wife at his child's birth [[spoiler:regardless of his lycanthropy]], he slams open the door of the room he was hiding in... right in the face of a female orderly, knocking her out cold.
