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* While nearly all of the Wee Sing movies run on ThatRemindsMeOfASong to drive the plot forward, the "I'm A Nut" scene in ''Wee Sing in Sillyville'' truly encapsulates this trope. Sillywhim, Laurie, and Scott are headed to Pasha's house when Scott accidentally steps on an acorn, which is able to talk. Scott asks who the acorn is, it bursts into a pun-heavy song, and then spins away, never to be seen or mentioned again while the trio moves on without comment.
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* While nearly all of the Wee Sing ''Wee Sing'' movies run on ThatRemindsMeOfASong to drive the plot forward, the "I'm A Nut" scene in ''Wee Sing in Sillyville'' truly encapsulates this trope. Sillywhim, Laurie, and Scott are headed to Pasha's house when Scott accidentally steps on an acorn, which is able to talk. Scott asks who the acorn is, it bursts into a pun-heavy song, and then spins away, never to be seen or mentioned again while the trio moves on without comment.
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* While nearly all of the Wee Sing movies run on ThatRemindsMeOfASong to drive the plot forward, the "I'm A Nut" scene in Wee Sing in Sillyville truly encapsulates this trope. Sillywhim, Laurie, and Scott are headed to Pasha's house when Scott accidentally steps on an acorn, which is able to talk. Scott asks who the acorn is, it bursts into a pun-heavy song, and then spins away, never to be seen or mentioned again while the trio moves on without comment.
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* While nearly all of the Wee Sing movies run on ThatRemindsMeOfASong to drive the plot forward, the "I'm A Nut" scene in Wee ''Wee Sing in Sillyville Sillyville'' truly encapsulates this trope. Sillywhim, Laurie, and Scott are headed to Pasha's house when Scott accidentally steps on an acorn, which is able to talk. Scott asks who the acorn is, it bursts into a pun-heavy song, and then spins away, never to be seen or mentioned again while the trio moves on without comment.
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* While nearly all of the WeeSing movies run on ThatRemindsMeOfASong to drive the plot forward, the "I'm A Nut" scene in Wee Sing in Sillyville truly encapsulates this trope. Sillywhim, Laurie, and Scott are headed to Pasha's house when Scott accidentally steps on an acorn, which is able to talk. Scott asks who the acorn is, it bursts into a pun-heavy song, and then spins away, never to be seen or mentioned again while the trio moves on without comment.
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* While nearly all of the WeeSing Wee Sing movies run on ThatRemindsMeOfASong to drive the plot forward, the "I'm A Nut" scene in Wee Sing in Sillyville truly encapsulates this trope. Sillywhim, Laurie, and Scott are headed to Pasha's house when Scott accidentally steps on an acorn, which is able to talk. Scott asks who the acorn is, it bursts into a pun-heavy song, and then spins away, never to be seen or mentioned again while the trio moves on without comment.
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* In the fourth video in the Wee Sing Video Series ''Wee Sing in Sillyville'', Sillywhim, Laurie, and Scott start to go to Pasha's house and Scott steps on an acorn's nose. The acorn then sings a song called "I'm a Nut" and then rolls away. Sillywhim says, "That's Sillyville for ya. Anything can happen." They continue to go to Pasha's house, and the scene is never mentioned again.
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* In While nearly all of the fourth video in WeeSing movies run on ThatRemindsMeOfASong to drive the plot forward, the "I'm A Nut" scene in Wee Sing Video Series ''Wee Sing in Sillyville'', Sillyville truly encapsulates this trope. Sillywhim, Laurie, and Scott start to go are headed to Pasha's house and when Scott accidentally steps on an acorn's nose. The acorn, which is able to talk. Scott asks who the acorn then sings is, it bursts into a song called "I'm a Nut" pun-heavy song, and then rolls away. Sillywhim says, "That's Sillyville for ya. Anything can happen." They continue to go to Pasha's house, and the scene is spins away, never to be seen or mentioned again.again while the trio moves on without comment.
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* In The Very Excellent Mr. Dundee there is a musical sequence. When Paul Hogan is arrested the screen fades out then fades into what looks like a Broadway musical stage. We are then treated to a musical version of the That's Not a Knife scene from the first movie. It is a full song and dance number. When it is over it fades out to Paul in jail. It is never mentioned aloud by any character.
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* ''Film/MyLifeWithoutMe'': Ann is drinking at a bar when an unnamed Spanish-Canadian hairdresser sits down next to her, tells her quite a bizarrely lengthly story story of the downfall of Milli Vanilli, and then gets up onstage and dances to a song by said band. Never spoken of again or explained, except for Ann at one point describing the world briefly as "Milli Vanilli everywhere".
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* ''WesternAnimation/TrollsBandTogether'': The Hustle Button. Pressing it leads to an absolutely ''surreal'' scene in 2D animation. [[spoiler:Amusingly, it becomes a ChekhovsGun during the climax, where Branch, Poppy, and Tiny Diamond use it to reach Velvet and Veneer's boat.]]
-->'''Poppy:''' Wow. Too much hustle is a thing.
-->'''Poppy:''' Wow. Too much hustle is a thing.
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** ''Film/SupermanIVTheQuestForPeace'' has a pointless scene of [[Characters/SupermanLexLuthor Lex Luthor]] dancing with a woman who is dressed as UsefulNotes/MarieAntoinette. Sad to say, this is one of the movie's lesser problems... On the DVD you can watch a bizarre subplot about the first version of Nuclear Man, which was cut from the final film. Say what you will about ''Film/SupermanIVTheQuestForPeace'', the deleted scenes show that it could have been much worse.
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** ''Film/SupermanIVTheQuestForPeace'' has a pointless scene of [[Characters/SupermanLexLuthor Lex Luthor]] dancing with a woman who is dressed as UsefulNotes/MarieAntoinette. Sad to say, this is one of the movie's lesser problems... On UsefulNotes/MarieAntoinette (with no reason given), and on the DVD release, you can watch a bizarre subplot about the first version of Nuclear Man, which was cut from the final film. Say what you will about ''Film/SupermanIVTheQuestForPeace'', the deleted scenes show that it could have been much worse.film.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheWindInTheWillows1983'', Ratty's "Ducks' Ditty" song has an orchestral interlude where the ducks launch into a [[DisneyAcidSequence trippy]] [[BusbyBerkeleyNumber water ballet number]] completely irrelevant to the story, and neither Ratty nor Mole acknowledge the performance afterwards.
