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* In one episode of ''Series/EverybodyHatesChris'', Julies buys an old reel-to-reel answering machine for the house phone, but no one leaves any messages because Rochelle's voice sounds completely different when played back. Eventually Drew takes over and leaves this message, "(beatbox) Hey this is Master Drew, and I'm not home! So just call me back on the telephone!"
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** Paige has also done this on occasion, usually when she's trying to get a dance for whatever upcoming social event is happening.
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** Paige has also done this on occasion, usually when she's trying to get a dance date for whatever upcoming social event is happening.
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* In the ''Series/FamilyTies'' episode "Teacher's Pet," Alex records an answering machine message that plays a fanfare every time he says his own name. Later, Mallory and Jennifer record another message that says, "If you're calling for either one of us or our parents, please leave a message after the beep. If you're calling for Alex, he doesn't live here anymore, and we don't know where he lives."
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-->'''Answering Machine:''' You've reached the desk of Sgt. Wes Luger. Please leave a message after the beep.
-->'''Billy:''' Yeah, Wes? It's me, Billy.
-->'''Answering Machine:''' Hey! I said after the beep!
-->'''Billy:''' Yeah, Wes? It's me, Billy.
-->'''Answering Machine:''' Hey! I said after the beep!
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-->'''Answering Machine:''' You've reached the desk of Sgt. Wes Luger. Please leave a message after the beep.
-->'''Billy:'''beep.\\
'''Billy:''' Yeah, Wes? It's me,Billy.
-->'''AnsweringBilly.\\
'''Answering Machine:''' Hey! I said after the beep!
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'''Billy:''' Yeah, Wes? It's me,
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'''Answering Machine:''' Hey! I said after the beep!
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* On ''[[Series/{{Alice1976}} Alice]],'' Alice gets an answering machine and someone makes a death threat against her on it.
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* On ''[[Series/{{Alice1976}} Alice]],'' ''Series/{{Alice|1976}},'' Alice gets an answering machine and someone makes a death threat against her on it.
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* To promote ''Series/JessicaJones2015'' season two, Marvel Studios posted [[https://twitter.com/JessicaJones/status/688775449359421440 the name and phone number]] of Jessica's detective agency online. People who dialed the number would hear this greeting, recorded in-character by star Creator/KrystenRitter:
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* To promote ''Series/JessicaJones2015'' ''Series/{{Jessica Jones|2015}}'' season two, Marvel Studios posted [[https://twitter.com/JessicaJones/status/688775449359421440 the name and phone number]] of Jessica's detective agency online. People who dialed the number would hear this greeting, recorded in-character by star Creator/KrystenRitter:
* ''Series/RadioEnfer'': [[DeadpanSnarker Carl]] recorded the message on the answering machine in the radio's room, resulting in what follows:
-->'''Carl:''' You have reached the radio's room, but we cannot answer. Maria is primping herself in the washroom, Camille is trying to grow up, Jean-Lou still hasn't understood how the phone works, and I am recording this message.
-->'''Carl:''' You have reached the radio's room, but we cannot answer. Maria is primping herself in the washroom, Camille is trying to grow up, Jean-Lou still hasn't understood how the phone works, and I am recording this message.
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-->'''Larry’s Message''': Hi, this Lawrence H., I’m not here. Why is your tired ass calling me, anyway? Oh, well! Leave a message, and it best not be shady! Thanks, girl!
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-->'''Kitty:''' You've reached agent Kitty Katswell. ''(smashing sound)'' Dudley, you broke my lamp! I'm recording my message! Be quiet!
-->'''Dudley:''' The Chief did it!
-->'''Chief:''' I did not!
-->'''Kitty:''' Just leave a message at the beep.
-->'''Dudley:''' The Chief did it!
-->'''Chief:''' I did not!
-->'''Kitty:''' Just leave a message at the beep.
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-->'''Kitty:''' You've reached agent Kitty Katswell. ''(smashing sound)'' Dudley, you broke my lamp! I'm recording my message! Be quiet!
-->'''Dudley:'''quiet!\\
'''Dudley:''' The Chief didit!
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'''Chief:''' I didnot!
-->'''Kitty:'''not!\\
'''Kitty:''' Just leave a message at the beep.
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'''Dudley:''' The Chief did
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'''Chief:''' I did
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'''Kitty:''' Just leave a message at the beep.
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* Vincent Martella has gone on record as having recorded his family's answering machine message in character as [[WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb Phineas Flynn]], which has caused several sound only [[DoubleTake Double Takes]].
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* Vincent Martella has gone on record as having recorded his family's answering machine message in character as [[WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb Phineas Flynn]], which has caused several sound only [[DoubleTake Double Takes]].{{Double Take}}s.
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* On WWE Raw, Wrestling/ShawnMichaels doesn't show up one night, so Wrestling/TripleH decides to call his cell phone and ends up getting his [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tp-jLUKCBS0 voicemail]]. HilarityEnsues.
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* On WWE Raw, Wrestling/ShawnMichaels doesn't show up one night, so Wrestling/TripleH decides to call his cell phone and ends up getting his [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tp-jLUKCBS0 voicemail]]. HilarityEnsues.
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* Website/NobodyHere: "[[https://nobodyhere.com/justme/answer.here Answer]]" has the author pretend that the other person got the number wrong in the voicemail message.
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* Website/NobodyHere: ''Website/NobodyHere'': "[[https://nobodyhere.com/justme/answer.here Answer]]" has the author pretend that the other person got the number wrong in the voicemail message.
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* ''Literature/LifesLittleInstructionBook'' advises against this:
-->'''154.''' Resist the temptation to put a cute message on your answering machine.
-->'''154.''' Resist the temptation to put a cute message on your answering machine.
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* Website/NobodyHere: "[[https://nobodyhere.com/justme/answer.here Answer]]" has the author pretend that the other person got the number wrong in the voicemail message.
-->"This is the answering machine of some other guy. You must have dialed the wrong number. Please leave your apologies after the beep."
-->"This is the answering machine of some other guy. You must have dialed the wrong number. Please leave your apologies after the beep."
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* The dub of Anime/YuGiOhSevens turns Yuga’s invention, the “Crank Call-inator” into one of these.
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* The dub of Anime/YuGiOhSevens ''Anime/YuGiOhSevens'' turns Yuga’s invention, the “Crank Call-inator” into one of these.
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* The dub of Anime/YuGiOhSevens turns Yuga’s invention, the “Crank Call-inator” into one of these.
--> Hi, you’ve reached the Ohdo household. There’s nobody here to answer the phone right now. Please leave a message after the beep, and a representative will get back to you in 7 billion years.
--> Hi, you’ve reached the Ohdo household. There’s nobody here to answer the phone right now. Please leave a message after the beep, and a representative will get back to you in 7 billion years.
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* ''ComicBook/TheUnstoppableWasp'': Nadia is woken up by the ringing of Hank Pym's phone. Unable to find it in time, she hears a lengthy voicemail message including a preemptive redirection to the Avengers if there's some world-ending emergency, a preemptive apology to Janet, a preemptive refusal of whatever Scott Lang wants as he already owes Hank something like $50,000, and Hank accidentally setting the carpet on fire. Again.
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When a character lives in a modern setting, how do you show the audience or reader how quirky he or she is? Make that character an entertaining answering machine [[note]] [[TechnologyMarchesOn For those not familiar with them]], they were devices that connected to a landline phone, and recorded a message for you if you weren't home, either digitally or on tape, depending on the time period. And they could be used to screen calls in the days before Caller ID. They've largely been replaced with voicemail. [[/note]] or voicemail message for callers to hear! They're also good for showing the audience a hint of the character's personality. Compare VoicemailConfusion, FunnyPhoneMisunderstanding.
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When a character lives in a modern setting, how do you show the audience or reader how quirky he or she is? Make that character an entertaining answering machine [[note]] [[TechnologyMarchesOn For those not familiar with them]], they were electronic devices that connected to a landline phone, phone. The 1970s-1980s version used mini cassette tapes. It played your greeting and then recorded a message for you if you weren't home, either digitally or on tape, depending on home. By the time period. And they 1990s, answering machines recorded your greeting and messages digitally. They could be used to screen calls in the days before Caller ID. ID, as you could hear your annoying relative/ex/boss leave their message over the built-in speaker. They've largely been replaced with digital voicemail. [[/note]] or voicemail message for callers to hear! They're also good for showing the audience a hint of the character's personality. Compare VoicemailConfusion, FunnyPhoneMisunderstanding.
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'''Marzipan:''' Hi guys! Leave me a message, and I'll leave you with an [[MindScrew abstract thought]]. Is a [[EverythingsBetterWithPenguins penguin]] a bird or a duck?
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'''Marzipan:''' Hi guys! Leave me a message, and I'll leave you with an [[MindScrew abstract thought]]. Is a [[EverythingsBetterWithPenguins penguin]] penguin a bird or a duck?
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-->YO YO YO 1-4-8 3 TO THE 3 TO THE 6 TO THE 9, REPRESENTIN' THE ABQ, WADDUP, BI-ATCH?! Leave it at the tone.
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-->YO YO YO 1-4-8 3 TO THE 3 TO THE 6 TO THE 9, REPRESENTIN' THE ABQ, WADDUP, BI-ATCH?! Leave it at the tone.[[note]]After the TraumaCongaLine he endures over the course of the series, his message changes to something decidedly more muted.[[/note]]
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* Wiki/SCPFoundation: [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-361 SCP-361]] is an Etruscan artifact resembling a divining liver. If you put an actual sheep liver on it you get the following message:
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* Wiki/SCPFoundation: Website/SCPFoundation: [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-361 SCP-361]] is an Etruscan artifact resembling a divining liver. If you put an actual sheep liver on it you get the following message:
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* At the start of ''WebVideo/Kickassia,'' That Chick with the Goggles has a TheTapeKnewYouWouldSayThat-style outgoing message that tricks The Nostalgia Critic into having a conversation with it. An unrelated video on the site years later reveals that's ''still'' her outgoing message.
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* At the start of ''WebVideo/Kickassia,'' ''WebVideo/{{Kickassia}},'' That Chick with the Goggles has a TheTapeKnewYouWouldSayThat-style outgoing message that tricks The Nostalgia Critic into having a conversation with it. An unrelated video on the site years later reveals that's ''still'' her outgoing message.
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* In ''Film/EyesOfLauraMars'', the models Michele and Lulu chorus, "This is Lulu and Michele. We're not home, so go to hell. But if you're not a horny creep, then leave a message when you hear the beep."
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* ''Series/{{Bones}}'' 's voicemail reminds the audience that this is not Temperance Brennan, but a recording of her.
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* ''Series/{{Bones}}'' 's ''Series/{{Bones}}''[='=]s voicemail reminds the audience that this is not Temperance Brennan, but a recording of her.
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* One episode of ''Series/{{Cheers}}'' involves Sam's message, which sounds like him answering the phone, then a long pause, followed by "Just kidding. You got my machine." Diane calls Sam before her wedding to Frasier, hoping Sam is on a plane on his way to stop the wedding. When she thinks he has answered, she hangs up in disgust without hearing the rest, and thus doesn't know that Sam ''is'' on his way.
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* In the Season 2 finale of ''Series/CarolineInTheCity'', Caroline calls Richard to confess that she's in love with him, and when she hears him say "Hello," she assumes he's answered the phone. She is cut off after a few words with "Actually it's a machine, but aren't we all?" Caroline mutters that the usually grumpy Richard has picked a fine time to develop a sense of humour.
* ''Series/{{Cheers}}'':
** One episodeof ''Series/{{Cheers}}'' involves Sam's message, which sounds like him answering the phone, then a long pause, followed by "Just kidding. You got my machine." Diane calls Sam before her wedding to Frasier, hoping Sam is on a plane on his way to stop the wedding. When she thinks he has answered, she hangs up in disgust without hearing the rest, and thus doesn't know that Sam ''is'' on his way.
* ''Series/{{Cheers}}'':
** One episode
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* If Joey and Chandler's answering machine in ''Series/{{Friends}}'' isn't enough ("Here comes the beep, you know what to do" - since it doesn't say who it is, allowed Chandler to date a woman who called the wrong number), Ross attempted one that made the duo groan ("[[Music/{{Queen}} * stomp, stomp, clap!* We will, we will, call you back!]]").
** When Rachel and Phoebe were sharing an apartment, they made a couple of attempts to record a message with alternating words. Somehow, Rachel kept ending up with the "good" words.
** When Rachel and Phoebe were sharing an apartment, they made a couple of attempts to record a message with alternating words. Somehow, Rachel kept ending up with the "good" words.
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* ''Series/{{Friends}}'':
** If Joey and Chandler's answering machinein ''Series/{{Friends}}'' isn't enough ("Here comes the beep, you know what to do" - since it doesn't say who it is, allowed Chandler to date a woman who called the wrong number), Ross attempted one that made the duo groan ("[[Music/{{Queen}} * ("''[[[Music/{{Queen}} stomp, stomp, clap!* clap!] We will, we will, call you back!]]").
back!]]''").
** When Rachel and Phoebe were sharing an apartment, they made a couple of attempts to record a message with alternating words.Somehow, During the first attempt, the message is "Hi, it's Rachel kept ending up with and Phoebe, please leave a message", but Phoebe complains about being stuck saying "it's", "and", "please", and "a". So she insists on going first - and Rachel changes the message to "Hi ''everybody'', it's Rachel and Phoebe, please leave a message", so that she gets all the "good" words.words again.
** If Joey and Chandler's answering machine
** When Rachel and Phoebe were sharing an apartment, they made a couple of attempts to record a message with alternating words.
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* ComicBook/TheJoker has one in ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries''. Naturally, it's also disturbing ([[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6WQqstqo4Sw Watch here]]).
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* ComicBook/TheJoker has one in ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries''. Naturally, it's also disturbing ([[https://www.disturbing. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6WQqstqo4Sw Watch here]]).here.]]
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* In ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'', during TheStinger of the episode 'Dipper vs. Manliness', where Grunkle Stan keeps receiving obsessive voicemails from a local diner waitress who keeps calling to say hello and [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/CrazyCatLady getting her cats to do the same]], much to Stan's horror.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'', during TheStinger of the episode 'Dipper vs. Manliness', where Grunkle Stan keeps receiving obsessive voicemails from a local diner waitress who keeps calling to say hello and [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/CrazyCatLady getting her cats to do the same]], same,]] much to Stan's horror.
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* One early ''ComicStrip/{{Dilbert}}'' strip has him leaving a girl a message asking her out on a date. Her answering machine says "If you're calling to take me to Paris, press one. If you're offering to take me to a crappy movie, press 2."
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* ''ComicStrip/CitizenDog'': Mel and Fergus try this, but end up arguing over it instead.
* One early ''ComicStrip/{{Dilbert}}'' strip has him leaving a girl a message asking her out on a date. Her answering machine says "If you're calling to take me to Paris, pressone.1. If you're offering to take me to a crappy movie, press 2."
* One early ''ComicStrip/{{Dilbert}}'' strip has him leaving a girl a message asking her out on a date. Her answering machine says "If you're calling to take me to Paris, press