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* In ''Film/UnfriendedDarkWeb'', the Charons take snippets from AJ's web videos and splice them together to create a message saying "I am sick of the corruption. I'm going to my store of firearms and explosives to the mall and have some fun." They then call 911 and play this message.

* In ''Film/UnfriendedDarkWeb'', the Charons take snippets from AJ's web videos and splice the together to create a message saying "I am sick of the corruption. I'm going to my store of firearms and explosives to the mall and have some fun." They then call 911 and play this message.

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* In one ''ComicStrip/FoxTrot'' strip, Jason does this to Paige to get her in trouble. Paige is talking the phone and says "Mr Vivona wants us to cut five articles from the newspaper every day this week for social studies, and the only scissors I have are, like, totally dull". Jason records this, then splices it together so Paige says "I cut social studies every day this week. Mr Vivona is totally dull."

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* In ''Film/{{Videodrome}},'' professor Brian O'Blivion is a pop-culture analyst/ philosopher who believes that television will eventually replace all aspects of everyday life. He frequently appears on talk shows to debate his philosophy, but only if he can telecommute and by having his image broadcast into the studio on a tv next to the other participants. Protagonist Max goes to Professor O'Blivion's base of operations at the "Cathode Ray Mission" in order to interview him personally, but discovers that [[spoiler: Professor O'Blivion was murdered and his daughter, Bianca O'Blivion, has been using an archive of thousands of her father's pre-recorded tapes to fake his continued appearances on television.]]

Compare TheTapeKnewYouWouldSayThat, OfCorpseHesAlive, ManipulativeEditing and QuoteMine.

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* In ''WesternAnimation/NormOfTheNorth'', Norm wants to prevent a building company from building houses in the Arctic, his homeland. He spends a good portion of the movie supporting the advertising campaign of that company, his plan being to convince everyone at the right moment that building houses there is not a good thing to do. However, his attempt is intercepted by Mr. Greene, who uses parts of previously recorded lines from the announcer to make it look like Norm endorses the Arctic houses, which is the last piece Mr. Greene needs to legally start building them.

A person (first party) is communicating with another person (second party) and needs to imitate another person (third party). That third party might simply not be present, be dead, or simply won't play along. However, the first party has a audio recording of the third party, but the text in the recording doesn't suit the conversation. The first party quickly splices the third party's portion of the conversation together from the available text and uses it to trick the second party.

* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', Homer goes on a tabloid news show in an attempt to clear his name after being accused of sexually harassing a college-aged babysitter after peeling a rare gummy-candy off the seat of her pants. However, the interview is heavily (and poorly) [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEGFaOeUm2A edited]] into a totally inaccurate segment where Homer is portrayed as a total pervert who shamelessly admits to harassing the babysitter.

* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', Homer goes on a tabloid news show in an attempt to clear his name after being accused of sexually harassing the babysitter. However, the interview is heavily (and poorly) [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEGFaOeUm2A edited]] into a totally inaccurate segment where Homer is portrayed as a total pervert who shamelessly admits to harassing the babysitter.

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* In ''VideoGame/{{Ripper}}'', Jake Quinlan has to download an audio editing program onto his [[Data Pad WAC]] and record Dr. Burton's voice to bypass a voice lock in an animal storage area.

* ''Series/{{Cannon}}'': In "No Pockets in a Shroud", the VillainOfTheWeek is running a scam that involves maintaining the illusion that a hermit millionaire who dies a year ago is still alive. When Cannon arrives in town, wanting to speak to the millionaire and not going away until he does so - the villain splices together taped phone conversations he had; creating a tape where the millionaire seemingly insists he won't see anyone and plays it to Cannon over the phone.

** On the episode ''T The Terrestrial'', Bender accidently abandons Fry on Omicron Persei 8, but doesn't want to let the rest of the cast find out. The only recoding Bender has of Fry is his outgoing voice mail. Luckily for Bender, the outgoing message is lengthy enough and Fry is TheDitz, so no one notices the strange syntax or awkward pauses from Bender repeatedly rewinding and fast-forwarding the tape.

* In the ''StarTrekTheNextGeneration'' episode "The Naked Now" Wesley has created a device that can splice together sound bytes that he's recorded from the ships comm system. He uses it to create recordings of Picard "ordering" the Chief and Assistant Chief Engineers away from Main Engineering.

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