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* In ''Anime/LedaTheFantasticAdventureOfYohko'', Yohko Asagiri's piano sonata acts as a bridge between Earth and Ashanti.
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* ''Film/{{Serenity}}'': River Tam has been programmed to go on a killing spree when a subliminal signal, hidden in a Fruity-Oaty Bar commercial, is played.

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* ''Film/{{Serenity}}'': ''Film/Serenity2005'': River Tam has been programmed to go on a killing spree when a subliminal signal, hidden in a Fruity-Oaty Bar commercial, is played.
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* ''Fanfic/{{Oblivion}}'' has one where [[spoiler:by playing the intro to "[[Music/{{Muse}} Madness,]]" Tim can change his guitar into any stringed instrument.]]

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* ''Fanfic/{{Oblivion}}'' ''Fanfic/OblivionGabrielSeraph'' has one where [[spoiler:by playing the intro to "[[Music/{{Muse}} Madness,]]" Tim can change his guitar into any stringed instrument.]]
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* ''VideoGame/{{Shivers}}''. By playing the siren's song on the organ in the "Mysteries of the Deep" room, a door opens up to reveal the way to the "Subterranean World" maze.

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* ''VideoGame/{{Shivers}}''.''VideoGame/Shivers1995''. By playing the siren's song on the organ in the "Mysteries of the Deep" room, a door opens up to reveal the way to the "Subterranean World" maze.
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->'''J.P.:''' You're a killing machine, Derek. They programmed you.\\

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->'''J.P.:''' ->'''JP:''' You're a killing machine, Derek. They programmed you.\\



'''J.P.:''' It's not up to you. At the proper moment they’ll trigger you. Usually using some kind of auditory or visual Pavlovian response mechanism.\\

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'''J.P.:''' '''JP:''' It's not up to you. At the proper moment they’ll trigger you. Usually using some kind of auditory or visual Pavlovian response mechanism.\\
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* In ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII'', once you have the Highwind, you can go back to Tifa's house in Nibelheim, locate the piano and play the first few bars of the main theme. Once you play the right notes, you acquire Tifa's ultimate Limit Break, "Final Heaven".
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** The ''Looney Tunes'' use was {{Lampshade|Hanging}}d and played with in ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'', where Slappy Squirrel is presented with an obviously rigged xylophone. Both she and her nephew Skippy are GenreSavvy to the old cartoon trope, but against Skippy's protests Slappy plays "Those Endearing Young Charms" anyway -- and she somehow makes the ''antagonist'' explode twenty feet away when she hits the trigger keys. It then becomes a BrickJoke when the antagonist later crashes into the xylophone and falling nuts start hitting the keys...
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* Likewise, in the Creator/LaurelAndHardy movie ''Saps at Sea'', Oliver Hardy goes berserk whenever he hears horns.

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* Likewise, in the Creator/LaurelAndHardy movie ''Saps at Sea'', ''Film/SapsAtSea'', Oliver Hardy goes berserk whenever he hears horns.

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* ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark:'' Don't forget the late Middle Park Cowboys' mascot, to whom was attached a bomb rigged to explode when John Stamos's brother Richard hit the high F in ''Lovin' You''. Of course, everybody knows Richard Stamos can never hit the high F...
** Until he finally does in the last few seconds of the episode.

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* ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark:'' Don't forget the late Middle Park Cowboys' mascot, to whom was attached a bomb rigged to explode when John Stamos's brother Richard hit the high F in ''Lovin' You''. Of course, everybody knows Richard Stamos can never hit the high F...
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F... Until he finally does in the last few seconds of the episode.

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