History Funny / WallaceAndGromit

* "I should think so too—" ''Slam!'' "Hey!"
* When Feathers forces Gromit and Wallace into the closet and locks them inside, Gromit opens up the front panel on the Techno-Trousers to hotwire them. The panel happens to be roughly belt-buckle level, and Wallace indignantly tells him to "watch where you're puttin' them paws!"
** As the Techno-Trousers start stomping when Gromit hot-wires them, Wallace's main concern is [[SkewedPriorities ruining the woodwork of the wardrobe they're locked in. It was nearly new, after all.]]
-->'''Wallace''': (''dismayed'') There goes me knotty pine!

** Also, as Wallace starts walking around town, he is seen jumping high into the air yelling, "[[OopNorth Lummy day!]]"[[note]]Typically misheard (and captioned) as, "Lovely day!" The expression is repeated in ''Were-Rabbit'', but more slowly so that audiences (and caption writers) hear it correctly.[[/note]]

** Wallace takes a while to cotton on, [[CloudCuckoolander despite being kidnapped by him]]: 'Good grief! It's you!?' Even [[OnlySaneMan Gromit]] looks genuinely surprised when Feathers drops his 'act'.

* When Feathers sets out to commit his heist, he accidentally sets off Wallace's device for getting out of bed...with Gromit in the bed. Cue Gromit getting forced into Wallace's clothing, then splattered in the face with a spoonful of jam. When the toaster pops up empty with nothing to stop the incoming jam, Gromit simply gives a resigned look to the camera.

** As the Techno-Trousers start stomping when Gromit hot-wires them, Wallace's main concern is [[SkewedPriorities ruining the woodwork of the wardrobe they're locked in.]]

* Throughout the entire short, the musical cues just up the ante and make every ludicrous action seem incredibly dramatic. Sweeping melodramatic soap opera music as Wallace gets swept away from his beloved by a herd of sheep. Salutary flying ace music as Gromit bombards Preston's truck with a porridge cannon. Huge, overblown dramatic cues for mundane things. And of course, as mentioned below, the greatest scene in cinema history.

* Wallace seeing his new sheep with no fleece left and deciding to name him Shaun.

** Wallace, with the ladder propped on his motorcycle, manages to open the back of Preston's truck, only to wind up hanging on to it for dear life and putting the bike on the front wheel. The entire herd of sheep waddle out of the truck, over Wallace and the ladder, and all pile up on the bike! With the weight of everyone forcing the bike back down on both wheels, Wallace yells down at the herd below to "get yourselves organized down there!". A moment later, Preston does a double-take as he looks in the side-mirror and sees the sheep and Wallace in a perfect jet-ski style formation on the motorbike. [[spoiler:(Shortly afterwards, they see Gromit flying overhead and salute him in unison).]]

** Look carefully while Wallace tries to organize the herd and you'll see ''Shaun driving the motorcycle''!

** The Autochef itself is funny enough. One of it’s first lines is literally just “YUMYUMYUMYUM.”

-->'''Wallace:''' Sorry, Gromit! That was a bit thick!
-->(''Gromit shoots a DeathGlare at Wallace'')

** Wallace and the entire herd of sheep are chasing Preston's truck, all on ''one'' motorcycle. Wallace yells for them to "get yourselves organized down there!". A moment later, Preston does a double-take as he looks in the side-mirror and sees the sheep and Wallace in a perfect jet-ski style formation on the motorbike. [[spoiler:(Shortly afterwards they see Gromit flying overhead and salute him in unison).]]

* Preston grabbing the propeller of Gromit's plane when it comes at him, causing everything ([[LettingTheAirOutOfTheBand even the music]]) to stop for a full second before the plane starts spinning violently, catapulting Gromit out.

* During the climax, Shaun rides an anvil directly towards Wendolene, Wallace, Gromit and Preston while they-and a flock of sheep-are all on a ConveyorBeltOfDoom. This gem happens:

'''Wallace:''' Where?

* Wallace learning the dangers of TemptingFate at the end: "All the more for us, and not a sheep to worry us!" *pulls the lid off his cheese to find Shaun eating all of it*

** Before that, Wallace is sitting deep in thought at the drawing board, flipping over several pages of rejects... only for the viewer to see that he's just been playing noughts and crosses[[note]]"Tic tac toe" for Americans.[[/note]] against himself the entire time.

-->'''[[SingleMindedTwins Cleethorpes and Clitheroe]]:''' [[BlatantLies Napoleon and Queenie's polite, erudite twins, whose hobbies include translating the works of Thomas à Kempis back into Latin.]] OR: [[ThoseTwoBadGuys Two complete and utter nutters.]] (Delete as applicable.)

** "[[ItMakesSenseInContext Gromit! There's a bomb in my pants!]]"

** And then Wallace hits his head on it anyway trying to get up.

* When Feathers forces Gromit and Wallace into the closet and locks them inside, Gromit opens up the front panel on the Techno-Trousers to hotwire them. The panel happens to be roughly belt-buckle level, and Wallace indignantly tells him to [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar "watch where you're puttin' them paws!"]]

* In "Tellyscope", Wallace has installed a telescoping shaft on the TV so that he can reach the buttons without leaving his chair, and it is triggered by launching a tennis ball into a hole and onto the mechanism. When there are no more balls left to change the channel, Gromit simply hands Wallace the TV remote... only for Wallace to launch it into the hole instead of using it normally, causing the TV to shoot and pin him against the wall.

!!A Matter of Loaf and Death

** As the Techno-Trousers start stomping, Wallace's main concern is [[SkewedPriorities ruining the woodwork of the wardrobe they're locked in.]]

* When Feathers sets out to commit his heist, he accidentally sets off Wallace's device for getting out of bed...with Gromit in the bed. Cue Gromit getting forced into Wallace's clothing, then splattered in the face with a spoonful of jam. When the toaster pops up empty with nothing to stop the incoming jam, Grommit simply gives a resigned look to the camera.

** Wallace and the entire herd of sheep are chasing Preston's truck, all on ''one'' motorcycle. Wallace yells for them to "get yourselves organized down there!". A moment later, Preston does a double-take as he looks in the side-mirror and see the sheep and Wallace in a perfect jet-ski style formation on the motorbike. [[spoiler:(Shortly afterwards they see Gromit flying overhead and salute him in unison).]]

** The locations which Wallace lists, while reading the magazine, include; Lancashire, Cheddar, Wensleydale, Philadelphia, and [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers Tesco!]][[note]]A large supermarket Chain in the UK.[[/note]]

* [[SeriousBusiness "No crackers Gromit! We've forgotten the crackers!"]] ''*DUN-DUN! DUN! DUN!*''

* Rats with sunglasses.
* ''*creepy space noises*... *toast*''
* The robot gluing a piece of cheese back.

* The fact that the moon robot literally has to tune in his own thought bubbles.

* The premise alone! Just try saying it out loud without cracking up at it's sheer lunacy.

** The locations which Wallace lists, while reading the magazine, include; Lancashire, Cheddar, Wensleydale, Philadelphia, and [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers Tesco]] [[note]]Tesco is a Super Market Chain in the UK[[/note]]!

* "There's no use pre-barricading about the bush."

* The fact that the rocket has a ''parking break'', which Gromit forgets to take off when the rocket is about to launch.

* The montage of Feathers McGraw keeping Gromit awake at night with having the radio on too loud. It's easy to feel sorry for poor Gromit, as the penguin is basically trying to force him out of the house by doing that as well as depriving him of any sleep he might have easily gotten, but the funny aspect of it is the music itself. It gets more humorous every time the scene changes and seems to roll perfectly with the opening shots.

** The locations which Wallace lists, while reading the magazine, include; Lancashire, Cheddar, Wensleydale, Philadelphia and ultimately: Tescos.