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* ''Series/HenryDanger'' has a two-part musical episode called 'Henry Danger the Musical".
* In the ''Series/LegendsOfTomorrow'' episode "[[Recap/LegendsOfTomorrowS4E11SeanceAndSensibility Séance & Sensibility]]", Zari falls for Kamadeva, the Hindu god of love (well, a guy named Sanjay with Kamadeva's powers). They use Kamadeva's powers to turn the prim and proper inhabitants of a RegencyEngland town into backup dancers for their Bollywood musical number. Anyone in the vicinity can't help but sing.
* The ''Series/MurdochMysteries'' episode "Why is Everybody Singing?" in which a baffled Murdoch hears everyone's discussion of the case as musical numbers [[spoiler: while in a coma]].
* ''Series/Teachers2016'' has "Lunchtime! The Musical," which parodies some notable musicals.
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* In the ''Series/LegendsOfTomorrow'' episode "[[Recap/LegendsOfTomorrowS4E11SeanceAndSensibility Séance & Sensibility]]", Zari falls for Kamadeva, the Hindu god of love (well, a guy named Sanjay with Kamadeva's powers). They use Kamadeva's powers to turn the prim and proper inhabitants of a RegencyEngland town into backup dancers for their Bollywood musical number. Anyone in the vicinity can't help but sing.
* ''Series/HenryDanger'' has a two-part musical episode called 'Henry Danger the Musical".
* ''Series/Teachers2016'' has "Lunchtime! The Musical," which parodies some notable musicals.
* ''Series/HenryDanger'' has a two-part musical episode called 'Henry Danger the Musical".
* ''Series/Teachers2016'' has "Lunchtime! The Musical," which parodies some notable musicals.
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* ''Series/StarTrekStrangeNewWorlds'' had "[[Recap/StarTrekStrangeNewWorldsS2E09SubspaceRhapsody Subspace Rhapsody]]", where a NegativeSpaceWedgie causes the crew of the ''Enterprise'' to burst into song. Despite being GenreSavvy in realizing what's going on, there's still problems that the singing causes.
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* ''Series/StarTrekStrangeNewWorlds'' had "[[Recap/StarTrekStrangeNewWorldsS2E09SubspaceRhapsody Subspace Rhapsody]]", where a NegativeSpaceWedgie causes the crew of the ''Enterprise'' to burst into song. Despite being GenreSavvy in realizing what's going on, there's still problems that the singing causes. They eventually figure out that in order to make the NegativeSpaceWedgie collapse in on itself, they need to have a song reach an "Improbability Level" of 344 Giga Electron Volts, which they do by involving the entire crew of the ''Enterprise'' in the BigFinaleCrowdSong [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Ox5ZmAHaHc We Are One]].
-->We're the unbreakable, unshakable,
-->Improbable, unstoppable
-->Sensational, ovational
-->We're boldly explorational
-->Crew of the Enterprise!
-->We're the unbreakable, unshakable,
-->Improbable, unstoppable
-->Sensational, ovational
-->We're boldly explorational
-->Crew of the Enterprise!
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* ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/13501363/36/Chaos-Effect Chaos Effect]]'': The prologue to Battle City is a musical episode, much to [[SelfInsert Edwin's]] annoyance, as his position of being someone from outside the ''Yu-Gi-Oh'' universe means that he's the only one [[MusicalWorldHypotheses totally aware of the sudden music and singing when no one else is]].
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* ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/13501363/36/Chaos-Effect Chaos Effect]]'': ''Fanfic/ChaosEffect'': The prologue to Battle City is a musical episode, much to [[SelfInsert Edwin's]] annoyance, as his position of being someone from outside the ''Yu-Gi-Oh'' universe means that he's the only one [[MusicalWorldHypotheses totally aware of the sudden music and singing when no one else is]].
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* ''Series/{{Doom Patrol|2019}}'' has "Immortimas Patrol", in which the narcissistic god Immortus traps all of humanity in a holiday-themed musical celebrating her incarnation. Highlights include a full-cast musical number vaguely explaining the holiday, a jazzy chemistry-themed love duet, a power ballad about being a superhero, and... a song about masturbating to holiday videos.
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* ''Series/{{Doom Patrol|2019}}'' has "Immortimas Patrol", "[[Recap/DoomPatrol2019S4E9ImmortimasPatrol Immortimas Patrol]]", in which the narcissistic god Immortus traps all of humanity in a holiday-themed musical celebrating her incarnation. Highlights include a full-cast musical number vaguely explaining the holiday, a jazzy chemistry-themed love duet, a power ballad about being a superhero, and... a song about masturbating to holiday videos.
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* One episode of ''Anime/{{Kurenai}}'' depicts the characters' attempts to rehearse a musical for a local festival, which eventually leads them to come up with their own material from scratch. It turns out that [[spoiler:it is a ploy by Benika to keep Murasaki entertained - which by and far succeeds]].
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* One episode of ''Anime/{{Kurenai}}'' ''Literature/{{Kurenai}}'' depicts the characters' attempts to rehearse a musical for a local festival, which eventually leads them to come up with their own material from scratch. It turns out that [[spoiler:it is a ploy by Benika to keep Murasaki entertained - which by and far succeeds]].
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* Most every ''Creator/RemedyEntertainment'' game has at least one musical number. ''VideoGame/AlanWake'', ''VideoGame/{{Control}}'', and ''VideoGame/AlanWake2'' each have a musical episode, taking up the majority of a chapter, twice in the case of ''Control''. Most of the time, those musical numbers talk about the entire plot of the game.
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* ''Series/{{Doom Patrol|2019}}'' has "Immortimas Patrol", in which the narcissistic god Immortus traps all of humanity in a holiday-themed musical celebrating her incarnation. Highlights include a full-cast musical number vaguely explaining the holiday, a jazzy chemistry-themed love duet, a power ballad about being a superhero, and... a song about masturbating to holiday videos.
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* One issue of the first DC run of ''Franchise/ScoobyDoo'' comics had a story that was written in a way that made it clear it was supposed to be a musical episode of sorts; characters sometimes spoke in rhyme, with [[PaintingTheMedium blue musical notes]] surrounding their speech bubbles when they did so. The plot was about Mystery Inc. investigating reports of a ghoul terrorizing the production of a punk rock musical.
