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* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries''. An inadvertent version occurs in "Day of the Samurai". Kyodai Ken has a hostage tied up on the couch while he's practising his swordplay by throwing vegetables into the air and chopping them in half, causing her to be pelted with the remains.
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* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries''. An inadvertent version occurs in "Day of the Samurai". Kyodai Ken has a hostage tied up on the couch while he's practising his swordplay by throwing vegetables into the air and chopping them in half, causing her to be pelted with the remains.
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** In "The Goodies Rule -- OK?" it's revealed that Music/TheBeatles stole their songs and look from an early attempt by The Goodies to break into the music business as ''The Bootles'', which ended when the audience threw produce at them. When the Beatles become famous the Goodies attempt to do the same, only for the Beatles audience to turn on The Goodies in outrage and throw more food at them. This starts a gag of The Goodies coming up with soon-to-be famous songs only to be pelted with produce. In the end they get pelted before they've even started singing.
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** In "Double Trouble", The Goodies are trying to win the Nice Person of the Year Award, so ride around on the trandem throwing flowers. They realise something is wrong when little old ladies out shopping start throwing vegetables back at them. Turns out some doppelgangers are trying to discredit them by doing evil deeds.
** In "The Goodies Rule -- OK?" it's revealed that Music/TheBeatles stole their songs and look from an early attempt by The Goodies to break into the music business as ''The Bootles'', which ended when the audience threw produce at them. When the Beatles become famous the Goodies attempt to do the same, only for the Beatles audience to turn on The Goodies in outrage and throw more food at them. This starts a gag of The Goodies coming up with soon-to-be famous songs only to be pelted with produce.In the end Eventually they get start getting pelted before they've even started singing.
** In "The Goodies Rule -- OK?" it's revealed that Music/TheBeatles stole their songs and look from an early attempt by The Goodies to break into the music business as ''The Bootles'', which ended when the audience threw produce at them. When the Beatles become famous the Goodies attempt to do the same, only for the Beatles audience to turn on The Goodies in outrage and throw more food at them. This starts a gag of The Goodies coming up with soon-to-be famous songs only to be pelted with produce.
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* In ''Film/MySummerStory'', Mrs. Parker goes to the movies every week, because they're giving away dishes, but there's a screw up, and all they ever have is gravy boats. Finally, as the MC is once again trying to assure the crowd the other dishes are coming, Mrs. Parker throws her gravy boat at him. Cue the other women in the audience following suit.
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* In ''Film/MySummerStory'', ''Film/ItRunsInTheFamily1994'', Mrs. Parker goes to the movies every week, week because they're giving away dishes, but there's a screw up, up and all they ever have is gravy boats. Finally, as the MC is once again trying to assure the crowd the other dishes are coming, Mrs. Parker throws her gravy boat at him. Cue the other women in the audience following suit.
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* ''Series/MidsomerMurders'': Jones gets pelted with tomatoes while he is is undercover in a cult in "The Oblong Murders".
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* ''Series/MidsomerMurders'': Jones gets pelted with tomatoes while he is is undercover in a cult in "The "[[Recap/MidsomerMurdersS14E4 The Oblong Murders".Murders]]".
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** In "The Goodies Rule -- OK?" it's revealed that Music/TheBeatles stole their songs and look from an early attempt by The Goodies to break into the music business as ''The Bootles'', which ended when the audience threw produce at them. When the Beatles become famous the Goodies attempt to do the same, only for the Beatles audience to turn on The Goodies in outrage and throw more food at them.
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** In "The Goodies Rule -- OK?" it's revealed that Music/TheBeatles stole their songs and look from an early attempt by The Goodies to break into the music business as ''The Bootles'', which ended when the audience threw produce at them. When the Beatles become famous the Goodies attempt to do the same, only for the Beatles audience to turn on The Goodies in outrage and throw more food at them. This starts a gag of The Goodies coming up with soon-to-be famous songs only to be pelted with produce. In the end they get pelted before they've even started singing.
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** In "The Goodies Rule -- OK?" it's revealed that Music/TheBeatles stole their songs and look from an early attempt by The Goodies to break into the music business as ''The Bootles'', which ended when the audience threw produce at them. When the Beatles become famous the Goodies attempt to do the same, only for the Beatles audience to turn on The Goodies in outrage and throw more food at them.
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A displeased crowd is throwing stuff at speakers and artists according to the RuleOfFunny. Eggs, lettuce and vegetables are generally favored, with tomatoes an all-time favorite. Originates from way back in the 19th century, when audiences and working-class theatergoers would often carry these things into the (very rowdy by our standards) theaters, and chuck them (or chairs and such) at bad performances. Look for an HonestJohn-type character to have a cart filled with said rotten vegetables for sale for this particular purpose. This is usually followed by a VaudevilleHook yanking the bad performer off-stage.
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A displeased crowd is throwing stuff at speakers and artists according to the RuleOfFunny. Eggs, lettuce and vegetables are generally favored, with tomatoes an all-time favorite. Originates from way back in the 19th century, when audiences and working-class theatergoers would often carry these things into the (very rowdy by our standards) theaters, and chuck them (or chairs and such) at bad performances. Look for an HonestJohn-type character to have a cart filled with said rotten vegetables for sale for this particular purpose. This is usually Usually followed by a VaudevilleHook yanking the bad performer off-stage.
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* UsefulNotes/AustralianRulesFootball: Prior to the 1998 AFL Qualifying Final between Essendon and North Melbourne, Essendon coach Kevin Sheedy referred to two North Melbourne staff as "marshmallows", meaning they were soft. North Melbourne won, and their fans pelted Sheedy with marshmallows after the game.
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* In ''VideoGame/GrowingUp'', some failure animations in studying or practicing non-academic skills have the protagonist being pelted with tomatoes by the audience for their poor performance.
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* In ''VideoGame/GrowingUp'', some failure animations in studying subjects or practicing non-academic skills have the protagonist being pelted with tomatoes by the audience for their poor performance.
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* In ''VideoGame/GrowingUp'', the failure animations for Marketing and Acting Practice have the protagonist being pelted with tomatoes by the audience for their poor performance.
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* In ''VideoGame/GrowingUp'', the some failure animations for Marketing and Acting Practice in studying or practicing non-academic skills have the protagonist being pelted with tomatoes by the audience for their poor performance.
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* In ''VideoGame/GrowingUp'', the failure animation for Marketing has the protagonist being pelted with tomatoes by the audience for their bad sales pitch.
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* In ''VideoGame/GrowingUp'', the failure animation animations for Marketing has and Acting Practice have the protagonist being pelted with tomatoes by the audience for their bad sales pitch.poor performance.
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* In ''VideoGame/GrowingUp'', the failure animation for Marketing has the protagonist being pelted with tomatoes by the audience for their bad sales pitch.
