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* In the ''Series/YoungSheldon'' episode "Ants On A Log and a Cheating Winkler" Sheldon has to deal with one that screams for several hours on the flight home from Germany.
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* ''Literature/SlugDaysStories'': In ''Penguin Days'', Lauren's family travels to Lincoln, North Dakota to visit relatives. The last time they went, Lauren was three and spent the whole flight screaming, so this time her family decides to drive instead.
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* In ''Film/TheyLiveByNight'', Bowie is seated next to a screaming baby on the bus when he and Keechie run away together.
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->"WAAAAAAAAAAAAH!"
-->-- '''The Noise an Airplane Makes'''
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* ''WebVideo/GameGrumps'': Dan recounts having to fly onboard a plane with an unusually high number of infants. He describes the experience as "a chorus of human suffering."


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-->'''Stephen''': ''(Reading Karl's diary)'' "She said he couldn't help it because his ears were hurting. [[DeadpanSnarker So were mine.]]"
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** The second ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' example found (there may be three):From "Brian Does Hollywood" :



** The third: While watching a school production of ''[[Theatre/JosephAndTheAmazingTechnicolorDreamcoat God and His Magical]] [[Theatre/{{Godspell}} Rainbow Suspenders]]'', God starts explaining his rainbow suspenders "through [[FelonyMisdemeanor interpretive dance]]!" To escape, Brian punches Stewie, who starts crying. "Oop, crying baby, I'll take him out."

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** The third: While In "PTV", while watching a school production of ''[[Theatre/JosephAndTheAmazingTechnicolorDreamcoat God and His Magical]] [[Theatre/{{Godspell}} Rainbow Suspenders]]'', God starts explaining his rainbow suspenders "through [[FelonyMisdemeanor interpretive dance]]!" To escape, Brian punches Stewie, who starts crying. "Oop, crying baby, I'll take him out."


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* Parodied in the ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' episode, "Plane to Sea"; Squidward, an adult, is roped into flying on a plane to Bora Bora bottom with [=SpongeBob=] and Patrick. At one point, he cries, and a nearby baby tells him to keep it down, as she's trying to sleep. She then hits him with her rattle.
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* ''Film/SomebodyIUsedToKnow'': Ally can only be resigned when a mom with a crying baby sits next to her on the plane. She passive-aggressively asks to get some sleep. However, she is later shown up when her cat makes a mess and she has to clean it up.
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* "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbfeH6Q8PzY Ich Hasse Kinder]]" by Till Lindemann, [[LyricalDissonance as aggressive as it sounds]], is about someone getting on a plane and realizing they're sitting next to a screaming toddler.
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* ''Film/FinalDestination'' has one of these briefly, prompting Tod to comment on how it makes the flight less likely to go down. Alex, however, is not reassured.

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* ''ComicStrip/BrewsterRockit'': Irritable character Pam is relieved to see that her seatmate is an adult man to avoid this trope...only to have him be an obsessive sports fan who starts loudly whining about his favorite team losing.



* ''ComicStrip/BrewsterRockit'': Irritable character Pam is relieved to see that her seatmate is an adult man to avoid this trope...only to have him be an obsessive sports fan who starts loudly whining about his favorite team losing.

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* ''ComicStrip/BrewsterRockit'': Irritable character Pam is relieved to see that her seatmate is an adult man to avoid this trope...only to have him be an obsessive sports fan who starts loudly whining about his favorite team losing.
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* ''ComicStrip/BrewsterRockit'': Irritable character Pam is relieved to see that her seatmate is an adult man to avoid this trope...only to have him be an obsessive sports fan who starts loudly whining about his favorite team losing.
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* ''Film/LoveInTheVilla'': Part of what makes Julie's flight to Verona so unpleasant is the screaming baby in the row behind her and another child kicking her seat.
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* A variation can be found in ''Film/GoWest1940'', being set in the Wild West and instead happening in a carriage. Quale asks a mother why her baby is screaming its head off in the horse-drawn carriage, she responds that it "can't stand the jerks." [[IResembleThatRemark The Panello Brothers immediately try throwing themselves out of the carriage]], only for Quale to stop them.
--> '''Quale:''' It's nothing personal, they didn't mean anything by it.
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