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* ''WesternAnimation/TotalDrama'': Sometimes, when her strategies are failing. [[Characters/TotalDramaCourtney Courtney]] calls Lindsay selfish for voting herself off since it left Courtney with only one other girl to try and ally with... but Lindsay wouldn't have been eliminated if ''Courtney'' hadn't voted for her too. Also pops up in ''World Tour'' when she argues about leading Team Amazon:
-->'''Courtney:''' I happen to like winning and being in first class, which happens to make me an ideal leader.
-->'''Courtney:''' I happen to like winning and being in first class, which happens to make me an ideal leader.
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* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'', Crocker thinks that Timmy loaned his fairy godparents to Tootie. He's right, but he's suspicious not because the entire town of Dimmsdale is celebrating her birthday (except for [[BigSisterBully Vicky]], who was pretty much the reason behind her sister's fairy loan in the episode's first half), but because her cake has ''real'' buttercream icing. Come to think of it, the same could be said for a lot of situations that make Crocker think Timmy has fairies. Crocker once had an argument with Steven Hawking about basic addition, which ended up with Hawking proving that [[Literature/NineteenEightyFour 2+2=5]]. From the end of the episode: "Hawking! I've done the math! Two plus two isn't five! It's SIX!!! SIIIIIX!!!"
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* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'', Crocker thinks that Timmy loaned his fairy godparents to Tootie. He's right, but he's suspicious not because the entire town of Dimmsdale is celebrating her birthday (except for [[BigSisterBully Vicky]], who was pretty much basically the reason behind her sister's fairy loan in the episode's first half), but because her cake has ''real'' buttercream icing. Come to think of it, the same could be said for a lot of situations that make Crocker think Timmy has fairies. Crocker once had an argument with Steven Hawking about basic addition, which ended up with Hawking proving that [[Literature/NineteenEightyFour 2+2=5]]. From the end of the episode: "Hawking! I've done the math! Two plus two isn't five! It's SIX!!! SIIIIIX!!!"
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* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'', Crocker thinks that Timmy loaned his fairy godparents to Tootie. He's right, but he's suspicious not because the entire town of Dimmsdale is celebrating her birthday, but because her cake has ''real'' buttercream icing. Come to think of it, the same could be said for a lot of situations that make Crocker think Timmy has fairies. Crocker once had an argument with Steven Hawking about basic addition, which ended up with Hawking proving that [[Literature/NineteenEightyFour 2+2=5]]. From the end of the episode: "Hawking! I've done the math! Two plus two isn't five! It's SIX!!! SIIIIIX!!!"
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* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'', Crocker thinks that Timmy loaned his fairy godparents to Tootie. He's right, but he's suspicious not because the entire town of Dimmsdale is celebrating her birthday, birthday (except for [[BigSisterBully Vicky]], who was pretty much the reason behind her sister's fairy loan in the episode's first half), but because her cake has ''real'' buttercream icing. Come to think of it, the same could be said for a lot of situations that make Crocker think Timmy has fairies. Crocker once had an argument with Steven Hawking about basic addition, which ended up with Hawking proving that [[Literature/NineteenEightyFour 2+2=5]]. From the end of the episode: "Hawking! I've done the math! Two plus two isn't five! It's SIX!!! SIIIIIX!!!"
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* ''WesternAnimation/StreetFighter'': M. Bison drops this one on Chun-Li when she mentions, once again, that he killed her father:
-->'''Bison:''' (to Chun-Li) "''Yes, yes, I killed your father. What is it with you women anyway? [[SelfMadeOrphan I killed my father too]] and you don't hear me whining about it!''"
-->'''Bison:''' (to Chun-Li) "''Yes, yes, I killed your father. What is it with you women anyway? [[SelfMadeOrphan I killed my father too]] and you don't hear me whining about it!''"
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* The ''WesternAnimation/CloneHigh'' episode "Blinded With Pseudoscience: Magnetic Distractions" has a substitute teacher named Professor Hirsute who tries to push pseudoscience on the students, Candide later revealing that she hired him with the intent of weeding out students who aren't leadership material under the gambit that any of them stupid enough to believe what Hirsute tells them without question will get themselves killed. Much of Hirsute's claims are flagrant logical fallacies, one noticeable example being when he [[GravityIsOnlyATheory disproves gravity]] by letting go of a bird he was holding and pointing out that it's flying away.
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* ''WesternAnimation/BeavisAndButtHead'': [[Characters/BeavisAndButtHeadTitularCharacters Beavis and Butt-Head]] are frequently prone to this. Given their complete idiocy though, it's practically a given. One hilarious example is in "[[Recap/BeavisAndButtheadS5E47SexualHarassment Sexual Harassment]]", where they sue a girl for sexual harassment because her hot appearance [[RagingStiffie gave them erections]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/BeavisAndButtHead'': [[Characters/BeavisAndButtHeadTitularCharacters Beavis and Butt-Head]] are frequently prone to this. Given their complete idiocy though, it's practically a given. One hilarious example is in "[[Recap/BeavisAndButtheadS5E47SexualHarassment Sexual Harassment]]", where they sue a girl for sexual harassment because her hot attractive appearance [[RagingStiffie gave them erections]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/BeavisAndButtHead'': [[Characters/BeavisAndButtHeadTitularCharacters Beavis and Butt-Head]] are frequently prone to this. Given their complete idiocy though, it's practically a given. One hilarious example is in "Sexual Harassment", where they sue a girl for sexual harassment because she [[RagingStiffie gave them erections]] for being so hot.
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* ''WesternAnimation/BeavisAndButtHead'': [[Characters/BeavisAndButtHeadTitularCharacters Beavis and Butt-Head]] are frequently prone to this. Given their complete idiocy though, it's practically a given. One hilarious example is in "Sexual Harassment", "[[Recap/BeavisAndButtheadS5E47SexualHarassment Sexual Harassment]]", where they sue a girl for sexual harassment because she her hot appearance [[RagingStiffie gave them erections]] for being so hot.erections]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/BeavisAndButtHead'' are frequently prone to this. Given their complete idiocy though, it's practically a given. One hilarious example is in "Sexual Harassment" where they sue a girl for sexual harassment. They think she is harassing them because she [[RagingStiffie gave them erections]] for being so hot.
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* ''WesternAnimation/BeavisAndButtHead'' ''WesternAnimation/BeavisAndButtHead'': [[Characters/BeavisAndButtHeadTitularCharacters Beavis and Butt-Head]] are frequently prone to this. Given their complete idiocy though, it's practically a given. One hilarious example is in "Sexual Harassment" Harassment", where they sue a girl for sexual harassment. They think she is harassing them harassment because she [[RagingStiffie gave them erections]] for being so hot.
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** [[ExaggeratedTrope Taken Up to Eleven]] in the show's ChristmasEpisode. In [[Recap/TheAdventuresOfJimmyNeutronBoyGeniusS2E6HollyJollyJimmy "Holly Jolly Jimmy"]], Jimmy [[SantasExistenceClause doesn't believe there is a Santa Clause]], stating its scientifically impossible for anyone to deliver presents around the world in one night. Later, when he visits Santa's Workshop in the North Pole, Jimmy ([[SelectiveObliviousness still not believing]] [[ArbitrarySkepticism in Santa]]) opts to deliver all the presents the Elves made for Christmas, stating that if he can successfully do so with science, then Santa's Elves would be forced to agree that there is no Santa Clause. [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext Even by the standards & other examples of this trope, this line of thinking makes zero sense ]].
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** [[ExaggeratedTrope Taken Up to Eleven]] in the show's ChristmasEpisode. In [[Recap/TheAdventuresOfJimmyNeutronBoyGeniusS2E6HollyJollyJimmy "Holly Jolly Jimmy"]], Jimmy [[SantasExistenceClause doesn't believe there is a Santa Clause]], stating its scientifically impossible for anyone to deliver presents around the world in one night. Later, when he visits Santa's Workshop in the North Pole, Jimmy ([[SelectiveObliviousness still not believing]] [[ArbitrarySkepticism in Santa]]) opts to deliver all the presents the Elves made for Christmas, stating that if he can successfully do so with science, then Santa's Elves would be forced to agree that there is no Santa Clause. [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext Even by the standards & other examples of this trope, this line of thinking makes zero sense ]]. sense.]]
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** [[ExaggeratedTrope Taken Up to Eleven]] in the show's ChristmasEpisode. In [[Recap/TheAdventuresOfJimmyNeutronBoyGeniusS2E6HollyJollyJimmy "Holly Jolly Jimmy"]], Jimmy [[SantasExistenceClause doesn't believe there is a Santa Clause]], stating its scientifically impossible for anyone to deliver presents around the world in one night. Later, when he visits Santa's Workshop in the North Pole, Jimmy ([[SelectiveObliviousness still not believing]] [[ArbitrarySkepticism in Santa]]) opts to deliver all the presents the Elves made for Christmas, stating that if he can successfully do so with science, then Santa's Elves would be forced to agree that there is no Santa Clause. [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext Just TRY to make any sense out of Jimmy's line of thinking even within the show's setting]].
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** [[ExaggeratedTrope Taken Up to Eleven]] in the show's ChristmasEpisode. In [[Recap/TheAdventuresOfJimmyNeutronBoyGeniusS2E6HollyJollyJimmy "Holly Jolly Jimmy"]], Jimmy [[SantasExistenceClause doesn't believe there is a Santa Clause]], stating its scientifically impossible for anyone to deliver presents around the world in one night. Later, when he visits Santa's Workshop in the North Pole, Jimmy ([[SelectiveObliviousness still not believing]] [[ArbitrarySkepticism in Santa]]) opts to deliver all the presents the Elves made for Christmas, stating that if he can successfully do so with science, then Santa's Elves would be forced to agree that there is no Santa Clause. [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext Just TRY to make any sense out Even by the standards & other examples of Jimmy's this trope, this line of thinking even within the show's setting]].makes zero sense ]].
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** [[ExaggeratedTrope Taken Up to Eleven]] in the show's ChristmasEpisode. In [[Recap/TheAdventuresOfJimmyNeutronBoyGeniusS2E6HollyJollyJimmy "Holly Jolly Jimmy"]], Jimmy [[SantasExistenceClause doesn't believe there is a Santa Clause]], stating its impossible for anyone to deliver presents around the world in one night. Later, when he visits Santa's Workshop in the North Pole, Jimmy ([[SelectiveObliviousness still not believing]] [[ArbitrarySkepticism in Santa]]) opts to deliver all the presents the Elves made for Christmas, stating that if he can successfully do so with his science, then Santa's Elves would be forced to agree that there is no Santa Clause. [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext Just TRY to make any sense out of Jimmy's line of thinking even within the show's setting]].
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** [[ExaggeratedTrope Taken Up to Eleven]] in the show's ChristmasEpisode. In [[Recap/TheAdventuresOfJimmyNeutronBoyGeniusS2E6HollyJollyJimmy "Holly Jolly Jimmy"]], Jimmy [[SantasExistenceClause doesn't believe there is a Santa Clause]], stating its scientifically impossible for anyone to deliver presents around the world in one night. Later, when he visits Santa's Workshop in the North Pole, Jimmy ([[SelectiveObliviousness still not believing]] [[ArbitrarySkepticism in Santa]]) opts to deliver all the presents the Elves made for Christmas, stating that if he can successfully do so with his science, then Santa's Elves would be forced to agree that there is no Santa Clause. [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext Just TRY to make any sense out of Jimmy's line of thinking even within the show's setting]].
