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* In "Series/TheWaltons" episode "The Theft", John Walton Sr. is accused of stealing some fancy silver from an affluent family after doing some handyman work for them. The episode even teases this as it shows him admiring the silver tea kettle while alone and then cuts to him in the big city, buying new tires for his truck. Previously, the family had been going through an extremely rough patch. While the rest of the family doesn't think he stole the silver, his acting strangely uncooperative in telling them where he got the influx of money makes them uncomfortable. It eventually comes out that the affluent family's son has sold several items behind his mother's back in an attempt to keep the secretly broke family's lifestyle intact. As for where John got the money and why he was uncomfortable bringing up where he got it? He was ashamed that he had to pawn his wedding band off to pay for the truck repairs.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'' episode "Inspection Detection" has Timmy getting accused of shoplifting at a local department store while prepping for [[TheInspectorIsComing Fairy Inspection Day]] since he can't explain where he got everything he wished for at the risk of losing Cosmo and Wanda, since, by [[CoincidentalBroadcast sheer]] [[ContrivedCoincidence coincidence]], some of the items he wished for were shoplifted from the store. [[spoiler:The real perpetrator is TheBully, Francis, since Timmy found a shoplifted walkie-talkie in his pants, and with [[AdultsAreUseless his parents]] and [[PoliceAreUseless the police]] being too stupid to believe him, Timmy was forced to go on the run in order to [[ClearMyName clear his name]] and was eventually able to prove it when Cosmo shapeshifts into a security camera and [[CaughtOnTape catches Francis on video stealing a tub of lard]].]]

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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'' episode "Inspection Detection" has Timmy getting accused of shoplifting at a local department store while prepping for [[TheInspectorIsComing Fairy Inspection Day]] since he can't explain where he got everything he wished for at the risk of losing Cosmo and Wanda, since, by [[CoincidentalBroadcast sheer]] [[ContrivedCoincidence coincidence]], some of the items he wished for were shoplifted from the store. [[spoiler:The real perpetrator is TheBully, Francis, since Timmy found a shoplifted walkie-talkie in his pants, and with pants. With [[AdultsAreUseless his parents]] and [[PoliceAreUseless the police]] being too stupid to believe him, Timmy was forced to go on the run in order to [[ClearMyName clear his name]] and name]]. He was eventually able to prove it when Cosmo shapeshifts shape-shifts into a security camera and [[CaughtOnTape catches Francis on video stealing a tub of lard]].]]
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* ''Film/TheScorpionKing'': A street urchin helps give Mathayus directions and is paid with a ruby. Later, the boy is caught by palace guards who think he stole the ruby. They attempt to [[AmputativeSentencing cut his arm off]], forcing Mathayus to save him.
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* Subverted in ''Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Trials and tribulations:'' Phoenix Wrigth has to cooperate with Luke Atmey, a detective wannabe, in a case of robbery against his archnemesis Mask☆DeMasque (which identity is the claim of Phoenix client, Ron DeLite). [[spoiler: But happens to be Luke Atmey himself the real culprit of the robbery, to have an alibi to his real crime, murdering his own blackmailer. This cleared Ron DeLite of his crime of robbery, but he is in fact the real Mask☆DeMasque, now free to go due to a Double Jeopardy law.]]

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* Subverted in ''Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Trials and tribulations:'' Phoenix Wrigth has to cooperate with Luke Atmey, a detective wannabe, in a case of robbery against his archnemesis Mask☆DeMasque Mask☆[=DeMasque=] (which identity is the claim of Phoenix client, Ron DeLite).[=DeLite=]). [[spoiler: But happens to be Luke Atmey himself the real culprit of the robbery, to have an alibi to his real crime, murdering his own blackmailer. This cleared Ron DeLite [=DeLite=] of his crime of robbery, but he is in fact the real Mask☆DeMasque, Mask☆[=DeMasque=], now free to go due to a Double Jeopardy law.]]
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* ''Literature/AngelaNicely'': In “Neighbourhood Watch!”, Angela thinks that Mr. Monk is a burglar because he has some candlesticks, was wearing a black outfit including a balaclava, and had been digging. He’s not, though.
* ''Literature/BabySittersClub'': One mystery involves a client accusing Stacey of stealing a diamond ring. It turns out that a cat had accidentally knocked it under the carpet.

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* ''Literature/AngelaNicely'': In “Neighbourhood Watch!”, "Neighbourhood Watch!", Angela thinks that Mr. Monk is a burglar because he has some candlesticks, was wearing a black outfit including a balaclava, and had been digging. He’s He's not, though.
* ''Literature/BabySittersClub'': ''Literature/TheBabySittersClub'': One mystery involves a client accusing Stacey of stealing a diamond ring. It turns out that a cat had accidentally knocked it under the carpet.
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* ''Fanfic/LucysSecret'': Discussed when Lucy, trying to buy bedwetting pants, thinks that if anyone saw her acting so secretive in the store, they'll think she's getting ready to shoplift.
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* ''WesternAnimation/ThePatrickStarShow'': Parodied in "[[Recap/ThePatrickStarShowS2E2SuperStarsNowMuseumNowYouDont Now Museum, Now You Don't]]". Cecil left his underwear at home and Patrick has to bring it to him during his new job as an art museum night watchman. Before he leaves, Bunny gives him his sweater, face mask, and a bag to store the underwear, which makes him look like a stereotypical robber. She also asks him to have something nice to say to everyone he meets that night: Patrick goes with "Reach for the sky!" and a finger gun gesture. He arrives to the museum on a bus, happily thanking the terrified passengers, who have sacrificed their watches and wallets to him. Similarly, once he enters the museum, Cecil mistakes him for an actual robber.
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* In ''Film/OnTheBuses'', Blakey confiscates a bag of laundry from Stan, who isn't supposed to be doing errands while driving his bus. However, Stan picked up the wrong bag of washing by accident, and the housewife who owns said bag catches Blakey with it and he is assumed to be a knicker-snatcher.

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* ''Series/SesameStreet'':
** Zigzagged in one "Ernie and Bert" skit. Bert finds cake crumbs on Ernie's plate, a piece of cake missing, and Ernie holding a fork so he presumes Ernie took it. Ernie makes up a story about a monster shaking the crumbs off the piece of cake and eating it, then giving Ernie the fork but then admits that he ate the cake. However, a monster shows up and does exactly what Ernie said with the second piece of cake.
** In one "Ernie and Bert" skit, Cookie Monster takes some cookies, but he was dressed as Ernie, so Bert thinks Ernie did it.


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** Zigzagged in one "Ernie and Bert" skit. Bert finds cake crumbs on Ernie's plate, a piece of cake missing, and Ernie holding a fork so he presumes Ernie took it. Ernie makes up a story about a monster shaking the crumbs off the piece of cake and eating it, then giving Ernie the fork but then admits that he ate the cake. However, a monster shows up and does exactly what Ernie said with the second piece of cake.
** In one "Ernie and Bert" skit, Cookie Monster takes some cookies, but he was dressed as Ernie, so Bert thinks Ernie did it.
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* Happens to Marinette 3 times in ''WesternAnimation/MiraculousLadybug''

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* Happens to Marinette 3 a few times in ''WesternAnimation/MiraculousLadybug''
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** In "Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?", Mr. Krabs thinks Squidward stole his NumberOneDime and so Squidward quits his job and moves in with Spongebob. [[spoiler: As it turns out, the dime was in Mr. Krabs's back pocket but they start another argument when Squidward returns to work because Mr. Krabs believes Squidward put the dime in his pocket.]]

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** In "Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?", Mr. Krabs thinks Squidward stole his NumberOneDime and so Squidward quits his job and moves in with Spongebob. [[spoiler: As it turns out, the dime was in Mr. Krabs's back pocket but pocket. [[HereWeGoAgain But they start another argument when Squidward returns to work because Mr. Krabs believes Squidward put the dime in his pocket.]]]]]]
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* Happens to Marinette 3 times in ''WesternAnimation/MiraculousLadybug''
** In "Rogercop", Chloé accuses Marinette of stealing her bracelet.
** In "Ladybug", Lila accuses Marinette of stealing her fox pendant which leads to her getting expelled from school as a result.
** In "Adoration", Marinette was accused of stealing items into her bag by Sabrina's first akumatized form with the help from Chloé.
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* ''LightNovel/GrimoireOfZero'': Albus finds a ring in the river and puts it on. The party then accepts a gift of tomatoes from someone. Later, when the party stops in a village, the villagers recognize the ring as belonging to a granny and accuse Albus of stealing it, and when they see the tomatoes, accuses them of stealing those too. The villagers refuse to believe their explanations and force them to fight their way out.

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* ''LightNovel/GrimoireOfZero'': ''Literature/GrimoireOfZero'': Albus finds a ring in the river and puts it on. The party then accepts a gift of tomatoes from someone. Later, when the party stops in a village, the villagers recognize the ring as belonging to a granny and accuse Albus of stealing it, and when they see the tomatoes, accuses them of stealing those too. The villagers refuse to believe their explanations and force them to fight their way out.
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* ''Literature/{{Dunk}}': In chapter 5, Chad gets accused of stealing sunglasses, which kicks off the drama for the story.

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* ''Literature/{{Dunk}}': ''Literature/{{Dunk}}'': In chapter 5, Chad gets accused of stealing sunglasses, which kicks off the drama for the story.
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* ''Series/YoungSheldon'': In "Potato Salad, a Broomstick, and Dad's Whiskey", Sheldon and Missy mistake Connie for a burglar after she comes over to check on them.
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* ''Literature/AngelaNicely'': In “Neighbourhood Watch!”, Angela thinks that Mr. Monk is a burglar because he has some candlesticks, was wearing a black outfit including a balaclava, and had been digging. He’s not, though.

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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'':
** In "The Luck of the Fryrish," a trip to Old New York leads to Fry finding out that his hidden seven-leaf clover was missing and that a statue wearing it that looks like his brother Yancy leads Fry to believe that after he went missing, Yancy stole the clover and Fry's name. During a grave robbery to reclaim the clover however, [[spoiler:it's revealed that the famous late Philip J. Fry was actually Yancy's son, who was named after him out of endearment and was gifted the clover which Yancy found by complete accident. After Fry discovers this, he leaves the clover behind.]]
** In "Murder on the Planet Express," Hermes accuses Zoidberg of stealing his manwich. The truth, which was caught on tape, was more complicated: Bender arranged to have Fry's kidney removed, so he puts it in a cooler in the fridge to keep it cool, throwing the manwich (which was in the cooler) onto the counter in the process. Leela takes the kidney back out and eats it, assuming it was one of Hermes' exotic lunches. The end result is that the manwich ends up where the kidney was supposed to go: Professor Farnsworth's body.
--->'''Professor Farnsworth:''' No wonder my urine smells like a meal!



* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheLooneyTunesShow'', Daffy thinks someone in town stole his newspaper but really he'd just forgotten to renew his subscription.

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In an the episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheLooneyTunesShow'', "Newspaper Thief," Daffy thinks someone in town stole his newspaper but really he'd just forgotten to renew his subscription.subscription.
** In "It's a Handbag!" Daffy assumes that his handbag had been stolen while he was at the food court in the mall. In reality, Mall Security simply took it to the lost-and-found.



* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'', a trip to Old New York leads to Fry finding out that his hidden seven-leaf clover was missing and that a statue wearing it that looks like his brother Yancy leads Fry to believe that after he went missing, Yancy stole the clover and Fry's name. During a grave robbery to reclaim the clover however, [[spoiler:it's revealed that the famous late Philip J. Fry was actually Yancy's son, who was named after him out of endearment and was gifted the clover which Yancy found by complete accident. After Fry discovers this, he leaves the clover behind.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'' episode "Inspection Detection" has Timmy getting accused of shoplifting at a local department store while prepping for [[TheInspectorIsComing Fairy Inspection Day]] since he can't explain where he got everything he wished for at the risk of losing Cosmo and Wanda, since, by [[ContrivedCoincidence sheer coincidence]], some of the items he wished for were shoplifted from the store. [[spoiler:The real perpetrator is TheBully, Francis, since Timmy found a shoplifted walkie-talkie in his pants, and with [[AdultsAreUseless his parents]] and [[PoliceAreUseless the police]] being too stupid to believe him, Timmy was forced to go on the run in order to [[ClearMyName clear his name]] and was eventually able to prove it when Cosmo shapeshifts into a security camera and [[CaughtOnTape catches Francis on video stealing a tub of lard]].]]

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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'' episode "Inspection Detection" has Timmy getting accused of shoplifting at a local department store while prepping for [[TheInspectorIsComing Fairy Inspection Day]] since he can't explain where he got everything he wished for at the risk of losing Cosmo and Wanda, since, by [[CoincidentalBroadcast sheer]] [[ContrivedCoincidence sheer coincidence]], some of the items he wished for were shoplifted from the store. [[spoiler:The real perpetrator is TheBully, Francis, since Timmy found a shoplifted walkie-talkie in his pants, and with [[AdultsAreUseless his parents]] and [[PoliceAreUseless the police]] being too stupid to believe him, Timmy was forced to go on the run in order to [[ClearMyName clear his name]] and was eventually able to prove it when Cosmo shapeshifts into a security camera and [[CaughtOnTape catches Francis on video stealing a tub of lard]].]]

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* ''Film/TommyBoy'': Tommy and Richard follow [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Ray Zalinsky]] into a business building, and they split up looking for him. Tommy goes into a bank and yells [[ThatCameOutWrong "Listen up, this'll only take a second!"]], and everybody immediately assumes he's trying to hold up the bank, with the security guards sliding their pistols over. [[OhCrap Tommy realizes he's screwed up and promptly flees]] (fortunately, they find Zalinsky and try to talk to him before being dismissed). However, Tommy soon takes advantage of the situation when he sees a news crew that was sent to report on the alleged hold-up and he gets them to follow him back to Zalinsky's office.

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* ''Film/TommyBoy'': Tommy and Richard follow [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Ray Zalinsky]] into a business building, and they split up looking for him. Tommy goes into a bank and yells [[ThatCameOutWrong "Listen up, this'll only take a second!"]], and everybody immediately assumes he's trying to hold up the bank, with the security guards sliding their pistols over. [[OhCrap Tommy realizes he's screwed up and promptly flees]] (fortunately, they find Zalinsky and try to talk to him before being dismissed). However, Tommy soon takes advantage of the situation when he sees a news crew that was sent to report on the alleged hold-up and he gets them to follow him back to Zalinsky's office.office by pretending he has a bomb strapped to himself (which are actually road flares).
* ''Film/TradingPlaces'': Billy Ray Valentine was running away from some cops when he bumps into Louis Winthorpe leaving the gentlemen's club and ends up holding Louis's briefcase. Louis' panic attracts the police's attention, which, in turn, attracts the Dukes' attention and makes them start thinking about a bet involving the two different men.
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* ''Film/TommyBoy'': Tommy and Richard follow [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Ray Zalinsky]] into a business building, and they split up looking for him. Tommy goes into a bank and yells [[ThatCameOutWrong "Listen up, this'll only take a second!"]], and everybody immediately assumes he's trying to hold up the bank, with the security guards sliding their pistols over. [[OhCrap Tommy realizes he's screwed up and promptly flees]] (fortunately, they find Zalinsky and try to talk to him before being dismissed). However, Tommy soon takes advantage of the situation when he sees a news crew that was sent to report on the alleged hold-up and he gets them to follow him back to Zalinsky's office.
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* ''WesternAnimation/JackieChanAdventures'': In "The J-Team", [[GondorCallsForAid Jade puts together the eponymous team comprised of characters Jackie previous encountered]], one of whom is Mexican lucha wrestler El Toro Fuerte. Uncle thinks El Toro is a thief because he is wearing his trademark mask. When Jackie tried to correct him, he smacks him, thinking he's saying the wrong thing about him.

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* ''WesternAnimation/JackieChanAdventures'': In "The J-Team", [[GondorCallsForAid Jade puts together the eponymous team comprised of characters Jackie previous encountered]], one of whom is Mexican lucha wrestler El Toro Fuerte. Uncle thinks El Toro is a thief because he is wearing his [[MaskedLuchador trademark mask.mask]]. When Jackie tried to correct him, he smacks him, thinking he's saying the wrong thing about him.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'' episode "Inspection Detection" has Timmy getting accused of shoplifting at a local department store while prepping for [[TheInspectorIsComing Fairy Inspection Day]] since he can't explain where he got everything he wished for, since, by [[ContrivedCoincidence sheer coincidence]], some of the items he wished for were shoplifted from the store. [[spoiler:The real perpetrator is TheBully, Francis, since Timmy found a shoplifted walkie-talkie in his pants, and with [[AdultsAreUseless his parents]] and [[PoliceAreUseless the police]] being too stupid to believe him, Timmy was forced to go on the run in order to [[ClearMyName clear his name]] and was eventually able to prove it when Cosmo shapeshifts into a security camera and [[CaughtOnTape catches Francis on video stealing a tub of lard]].]]

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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'' episode "Inspection Detection" has Timmy getting accused of shoplifting at a local department store while prepping for [[TheInspectorIsComing Fairy Inspection Day]] since he can't explain where he got everything he wished for, for at the risk of losing Cosmo and Wanda, since, by [[ContrivedCoincidence sheer coincidence]], some of the items he wished for were shoplifted from the store. [[spoiler:The real perpetrator is TheBully, Francis, since Timmy found a shoplifted walkie-talkie in his pants, and with [[AdultsAreUseless his parents]] and [[PoliceAreUseless the police]] being too stupid to believe him, Timmy was forced to go on the run in order to [[ClearMyName clear his name]] and was eventually able to prove it when Cosmo shapeshifts into a security camera and [[CaughtOnTape catches Francis on video stealing a tub of lard]].]]
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* ''Film/AHauntingAtSilverHill'': Anne and Kevin notice things, like Anne's expensive scarf, going missing. Due to finding them in Jordan's dresser, they assume she's stealing them to act up, helped by her 12 year old police record of petty theft and drug abuse. Though she insists she's innocent, she [[DisproportionateRetribution still gets locked in the bathroom all night while they go out on a date.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'' episode "Inspection Detection" has Timmy getting accused of shoplifting at a local department store while prepping for [[TheInspectorIsComing Fairy Inspection Day]] since he can't explain where he got everything he wished for, since, by [[ContrivedCoincidence sheer coincidence]], some of the items he wished for were shoplifted from the store. [[spoiler:The real perpetrator is TheBully, Francis, since Timmy found a walkie-talkie in his pants, reading "not paid for", and with [[AdultsAreUseless his parents]] and [[PoliceAreUseless the police]] being too stupid to believe him, Timmy was forced to go on the run in order to [[ClearMyName clear his name]] and was eventually able to prove it when Cosmo shapeshifts into a security camera and [[CaughtOnTape catches Francis on video stealing a tub of lard]].]]

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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'' episode "Inspection Detection" has Timmy getting accused of shoplifting at a local department store while prepping for [[TheInspectorIsComing Fairy Inspection Day]] since he can't explain where he got everything he wished for, since, by [[ContrivedCoincidence sheer coincidence]], some of the items he wished for were shoplifted from the store. [[spoiler:The real perpetrator is TheBully, Francis, since Timmy found a shoplifted walkie-talkie in his pants, reading "not paid for", and with [[AdultsAreUseless his parents]] and [[PoliceAreUseless the police]] being too stupid to believe him, Timmy was forced to go on the run in order to [[ClearMyName clear his name]] and was eventually able to prove it when Cosmo shapeshifts into a security camera and [[CaughtOnTape catches Francis on video stealing a tub of lard]].]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'' episode "Inspection Detection" has Timmy getting accused of shoplifting at a local department store since he can't explain where he got everything he wished for, since, by [[ContrivedCoincidence sheer coincidence]], some of the items he wished for were shoplifted from the store. [[spoiler:The real perpetrator is TheBully, Francis, since Timmy found a walkie-talkie in his pants, reading "not paid for", and with [[AdultsAreUseless his parents]] and [[PoliceAreUseless the police]] being too stupid to believe him, Timmy was forced to go on the run in order to [[ClearMyName clear his name]] and was eventually able to prove it when Cosmo shapeshifts into a security camera and [[CaughtOnTape catches Francis on video stealing a tub of lard]].]]

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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'' episode "Inspection Detection" has Timmy getting accused of shoplifting at a local department store while prepping for [[TheInspectorIsComing Fairy Inspection Day]] since he can't explain where he got everything he wished for, since, by [[ContrivedCoincidence sheer coincidence]], some of the items he wished for were shoplifted from the store. [[spoiler:The real perpetrator is TheBully, Francis, since Timmy found a walkie-talkie in his pants, reading "not paid for", and with [[AdultsAreUseless his parents]] and [[PoliceAreUseless the police]] being too stupid to believe him, Timmy was forced to go on the run in order to [[ClearMyName clear his name]] and was eventually able to prove it when Cosmo shapeshifts into a security camera and [[CaughtOnTape catches Francis on video stealing a tub of lard]].]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'' episode "Inspection Detection" has Timmy getting accused of shoplifting at a local department store since he can't explain where he got everything he wished for, since, by [[ContrivedCoincidence sheer coincidence]], some of the items he wished for were shoplifted from the store. [[spoiler:The real perpetrator is TheBully, Francis, since Timmy found a walkie-talkie in his pants, reading "not paid for", and with [[AdultsAreUseless his parents]] and [[PoliceAreUseless the police]] being too stupid to believe him, Timmy was eventually able to prove it when Cosmo shapeshifts into a security camera and [[CaughtOnTape catches Francis on video stealing a tub of lard]].]]

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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'' episode "Inspection Detection" has Timmy getting accused of shoplifting at a local department store since he can't explain where he got everything he wished for, since, by [[ContrivedCoincidence sheer coincidence]], some of the items he wished for were shoplifted from the store. [[spoiler:The real perpetrator is TheBully, Francis, since Timmy found a walkie-talkie in his pants, reading "not paid for", and with [[AdultsAreUseless his parents]] and [[PoliceAreUseless the police]] being too stupid to believe him, Timmy was forced to go on the run in order to [[ClearMyName clear his name]] and was eventually able to prove it when Cosmo shapeshifts into a security camera and [[CaughtOnTape catches Francis on video stealing a tub of lard]].]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'' episode "Inspection Detection" has Timmy getting accused of shoplifting at a local department store since he can't explain where he got everything he wished for, since, by [[ContrivedCoincidence sheer coincidence]], some of the items Timmy wished for were shoplifted from the store. [[spoiler:The real perpetrator is TheBully, Francis, since Timmy found a walkie-talkie in his pants, reading "not paid for", and with [[AdultsAreUseless his parents]] and [[PoliceAreUseless the police]] being too stupid to believe him, Timmy was eventually able to prove it when Cosmo shapeshifts into a security camera and [[CaughtOnTape catches Francis on video stealing a tub of lard]].]]

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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'' episode "Inspection Detection" has Timmy getting accused of shoplifting at a local department store since he can't explain where he got everything he wished for, since, by [[ContrivedCoincidence sheer coincidence]], some of the items Timmy he wished for were shoplifted from the store. [[spoiler:The real perpetrator is TheBully, Francis, since Timmy found a walkie-talkie in his pants, reading "not paid for", and with [[AdultsAreUseless his parents]] and [[PoliceAreUseless the police]] being too stupid to believe him, Timmy was eventually able to prove it when Cosmo shapeshifts into a security camera and [[CaughtOnTape catches Francis on video stealing a tub of lard]].]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'' episode "Inspection Detection" has Timmy getting accused of shoplifting since he can't explain where he got everything he wished for, by [[ContrivedCoincidence sheer coincidence]]. [[spoiler:The real perpetrator is TheBully, Francis, and with [[AdultsAreUseless his parents]] and [[PoliceAreUseless the police]] being too stupid to believe him, Timmy is able to prove it when Cosmo shapeshifts into a security camera and [[CaughtOnTape catches Francis on video stealing a tub of lard]].]]

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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'' episode "Inspection Detection" has Timmy getting accused of shoplifting at a local department store since he can't explain where he got everything he wished for, since, by [[ContrivedCoincidence sheer coincidence]]. coincidence]], some of the items Timmy wished for were shoplifted from the store. [[spoiler:The real perpetrator is TheBully, Francis, since Timmy found a walkie-talkie in his pants, reading "not paid for", and with [[AdultsAreUseless his parents]] and [[PoliceAreUseless the police]] being too stupid to believe him, Timmy is was eventually able to prove it when Cosmo shapeshifts into a security camera and [[CaughtOnTape catches Francis on video stealing a tub of lard]].]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'' episode "Inspection Detection" has Timmy getting accused of shoplifting since he can't explain where he got everything he wished for, by [[ContrivedCoincidence]]. [[spoiler:The real perpetrator is TheBully, Francis, and with [[AdultsAreUseless his parents]] and [[PoliceAreUseless the police]] being too stupid to believe him, Timmy is able to prove it when Cosmo shapeshifts into a security camera and [[CaughtOnTape catches Francis on video stealing a tub of lard]].]]

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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'' episode "Inspection Detection" has Timmy getting accused of shoplifting since he can't explain where he got everything he wished for, by [[ContrivedCoincidence]].[[ContrivedCoincidence sheer coincidence]]. [[spoiler:The real perpetrator is TheBully, Francis, and with [[AdultsAreUseless his parents]] and [[PoliceAreUseless the police]] being too stupid to believe him, Timmy is able to prove it when Cosmo shapeshifts into a security camera and [[CaughtOnTape catches Francis on video stealing a tub of lard]].]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'' had an episode based on this when Timmy gets accused of shoplifting since he can't explain where he got everything he wished for.

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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'' had an episode based on this when "Inspection Detection" has Timmy gets getting accused of shoplifting since he can't explain where he got everything he wished for.for, by [[ContrivedCoincidence]]. [[spoiler:The real perpetrator is TheBully, Francis, and with [[AdultsAreUseless his parents]] and [[PoliceAreUseless the police]] being too stupid to believe him, Timmy is able to prove it when Cosmo shapeshifts into a security camera and [[CaughtOnTape catches Francis on video stealing a tub of lard]].]]

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