History Funny / YouCantDoThatOnTelevision

* "Addictions" (1982), which makes extensive use of footage from the UsefulNotes/{{Atari 2600}} version of ''VideoGame/PacMan'' as a running gag, is billed at the end as an "Eat 'Em Up Production", punctuated by a giant Pac-Man scrolling across the screen and literally devouring Christine, Lisa and Kevin K., then belching afterwards.

** ''WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs vs. Film/{{Godzilla}}''

* In one sketch, Amy is in bed and calls out to her parents for a glass of water. Guess what happens? As if that weren't bad enough, she then gets accused of wetting the bed and then, when Mom asks her, "If you didn't wet the bed, who did?", replies, "I don't know." 'Nuff said.
---> '''Mrs. Prevert:''' ''Now'' look what you've done, young lady. ''[holds out water glass to Amy]'' Drink?

** The episode was credited by the announcer at the end as being a "Blood is Thicker Than Water Production"; after doing so, the announcer realized what he'd said and tried in vain to protest, but ended up being drenched a moment later! (This was the series' only known instance of the announcer taking any stage pollution during the post-credits spiel, although some others were slimed or drenched in post-credits skits.)

* "Addictions" (1982), which makes extensive use of footage from the UsefulNotes/{{Atari 2600}} version of ''VideoGame/Pac-Man'' as a running gag, is billed at the end as an "Eat 'Em Up Production", punctuated by a giant Pac-Man scrolling across the screen and literally devouring Christine, Lisa and Kevin K., then belching afterwards.

* "Addictions" (1982), which makes extensive use of footage from the UsefulNotes/{{Atari 2600}} version of ''Pac-Man'' as a running gag, is billed at the end as an "Eat 'Em Up Production", punctuated by a giant Pac-Man scrolling across the screen and literally devouring Christine, Lisa and Kevin K., then belching afterwards.

* "Addictions" (1982), which makes extensive use of footage from the Atari 2600 version of ''Pac-Man'' as a running gag, is billed at the end as an "Eat 'Em Up Production", punctuated by a giant Pac-Man scrolling across the screen and literally devouring Christine, Lisa and Kevin K., then belching afterwards.

* "Addictions" (1982), which makes extensive use of footage from the Atari 2600 version of Video Game/''Pac-Man'' as a running gag, is billed at the end as an "Eat 'Em Up Production", punctuated by a giant Pac-Man scrolling across the screen and literally devouring Christine, Lisa and Kevin K., then belching afterwards.

* "Addictions" (1982), which makes extensive use of footage from the Useful Notes/Atari 2600 version of ''Video Game/Pac-Man'' as a running gag, is billed at the end as an "Eat 'Em Up Production", punctuated by a giant Pac-Man scrolling across the screen and literally devouring Christine, Lisa and Kevin K., then belching afterwards.

* "Addictions" (1982), which makes extensive use of footage from the UsefulNotes/Atari 2600 version of ''VideoGame/Pac-Man'' as a running gag, is billed at the end as an "Eat 'Em Up Production", punctuated by a giant Pac-Man scrolling across the screen and literally devouring Christine, Lisa and Kevin K., then belching afterwards.

* "Addictions" (1982), which makes extensive use of footage from the Atari 2600 version of ''Pac-Man'' as a running gag, is billed at the end as an "Eat 'Em Up Production", punctuated by a giant Pac-Man scrolling across the screen and literally devouring Christine, Lisa and Kevin K., then belching afterwards.