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* ''WesternAnimation/DennisTheMenace (1986)'': In "[[Recap/DennisTheMenace1986S1E30 Marky the Menace]]", Dennis' Aunt Matilda visits, along with his cousin Marky, who proceeds to cause trouble. Alice, Matilda, and Mr. Wilson are quick to blame Dennis for all the bad things Marky did, due to Dennis having evidence that leaves him guilty. When Marky gets the goldfish down from a high shelf, Dennis catches it, leaving Alice and Matilda to believe he got it down. When Marky takes Henry's riding mower for a joyride, Dennis gets on said mower, leaving Alice and Matilda to believe he took it for a joyride. When Marky cuts up Mr. Wilson's tulips, Dennis takes the gardening shears from him, leaving Mr. Wilson to believe he cut them up. At the end of the episode, Marky confesses every bad thing he did after Dennis saves him from getting hit by an oncoming streetcar.
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* ''WesternAnimation/GarfieldAndFriends'': In "The Canine Conspiracy", Barbara Streisand (no relation to the singer) loses her purse while trying to evade the Purse-Snatching Pooches. Odie finds the purse and tries to return it to its rightful owner, but gets mistaken for one of the Purse-Snatching Pooches and becomes a wanted criminal.
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* In one ''Series/{{Castle}}'' episode, Javier Esposito, a juvenile delinquent-turned-homicide detective, threatens to shoot and plant a gun on a criminal manipulating underprivileged youth into helping him commit crimes.
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* In one ''Series/{{Castle}}'' ''Series/{{Castle|2009}}'' episode, Javier Esposito, a juvenile delinquent-turned-homicide detective, threatens to shoot and plant a gun on a criminal manipulating underprivileged youth into helping him commit crimes.
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* The pointy-haired boss from Creator/ScottAdams' ''ComicStrip/{{Dilbert}}'' for [[https://dilbert.com/strip/2013-12-22 Sunday 22 December 2013]] uses a hydrogen-filled drone to supervise his underlings. While looking at Ted, the boss notes Ted is wearing a wool sweater. Evidently, static charge ignited the hydrogen sac, creating a catastrophe. The boss then tells Dilbert to hold the drone's remote control.
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* The pointy-haired boss from Creator/ScottAdams' Creator/{{Scott Adams|Cartoonist}}' ''ComicStrip/{{Dilbert}}'' for [[https://dilbert.com/strip/2013-12-22 Sunday 22 December 2013]] uses a hydrogen-filled drone to supervise his underlings. While looking at Ted, the boss notes Ted is wearing a wool sweater. Evidently, static charge ignited the hydrogen sac, creating a catastrophe. The boss then tells Dilbert to hold the drone's remote control.
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* ''Series/HenryDanger'': In the b-plot for "I Know Your Secret", Piper starts an illegal tanning salon in the Hart household after being delivered a spray tan gun. When she leaves to go to the bathroom, she hands the gun to Mr. Hart; at that moment, the police arrive, see the whole thing, and since Mr. Hart was holding the gun at the time, he was presumed responsible for opening an illegal tanning salon without a license and arrested.
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BetterManhandleTheMurderWeapon is a subtrope where an innocent person winds up getting the murder weapon in their possession. Compare ForeignMoneyIsProofOfGuilt, which is when the object making someone look guilty is foreign currency.
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BetterManhandleTheMurderWeapon is a subtrope where an innocent person winds up getting the murder weapon in their possession. Compare ForeignMoneyIsProofOfGuilt, which is when the object making someone look guilty is foreign currency.
currency. Contrast UnknowinglyPossessingStolenGoods, when someone acquires something that is stolen and is accused of being the thief.
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* The ''Series/RavensHome'' episode "Escape From Pal-Catraz" ends with Alice purposefully asking Booker to hold her face-painting stuff before saying "Good luck, Booker!" and ditching him, leaving him to take the blow for Victor's FaceDoodling prank.
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* [[https://www.gocomics.com/garfield/1980/07/12 The December 7, 1980 strip]] of ''ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}'' has Garfield eating all of Jon's fern but the last leaf, which he puts in Odie's mouth. Jon subsequently yells at Odie instead.
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* [[https://www.gocomics.com/garfield/1980/07/12 com/garfield/1980/12/07 The December 7, 1980 strip]] of ''ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}'' has Garfield eating all of Jon's fern but the last leaf, which he puts in Odie's mouth. Jon subsequently yells at Odie instead.
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* The December 7, 1980 strip of ''ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}'' has Garfield eating all of Jon's fern but the last leaf, which he puts in Odie's mouth. Jon subsequently yells at Odie instead.
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* [[https://www.gocomics.com/garfield/1980/07/12 The December 7, 1980 strip strip]] of ''ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}'' has Garfield eating all of Jon's fern but the last leaf, which he puts in Odie's mouth. Jon subsequently yells at Odie instead.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheLoudHouse'' fanfiction ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/12646739/1/Mystery-of-the-Self-Loathing-Loud Mystery of the Self-Loathing Loud]]'', a note is found written in green pen that talks about how the writer is sick of living. Lisa and Leni are suspected since both have green pens with them and [[spoiler:Leni is later seen actually dropping the note. As it turns out, though, the real writer was Lori]].
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheLoudHouse'' fanfiction ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/12646739/1/Mystery-of-the-Self-Loathing-Loud Mystery of the Self-Loathing Loud]]'', Loud,]]'' a note is found written in green pen that talks about how the writer is sick of living. Lisa and Leni are suspected since both have green pens with them and [[spoiler:Leni is later seen actually dropping the note. As it turns out, though, the real writer was Lori]].
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/MuppetBabies1984'' episode, "Pigerella", the babies become impatient waiting for lunch, so Scooter and Skeeter sneak snacks from the kitchen against the wishes of both Nanny and Piggy. When Piggy tries to return the snacks, she accidentally makes a huge mess, which gets Nanny's attention. When Nanny sees the mess, she assumes Piggy was the one who snuck the snacks and makes her clean the kitchen by herself as punishment.
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* Occurs in ''VideoGame/KirbyTripleDeluxe'', specifically, the cutscene where Taranza hits the sleeping Pyribbit with a rock. The rock bounces into Kirby's hands as Pyribbit wakes up and assumes Kirby did it before the battle begins.
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* Occurs in ''VideoGame/KirbyTripleDeluxe'', specifically, the cutscene where Taranza hits the sleeping Pyribbit with a rock. The rock bounces into Kirby's hands as Pyribbit wakes up and assumes Kirby did it before the battle begins.
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* Occurs in ''VideoGame/KirbyTripleDeluxe'', specifically, the cutscene where Taranza hits the sleeping Pyribbit with a rock. The rock bounces into Kirby's hands as Pyribbit wakes up and assumes Kirby did it before the battle begins.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/RosieAndRuffInPuppydogTales'' episode "Vandals", Ruff gets Rosie to hold some of his spray paint cans while he touches up the graffiti he did on Sniff's wall. Sniff comes outside and, upon seeing Rosie with the cans in her hands, assumes that ''she'' painted his wall and makes her repaint it.
