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* ''Film/FerrisBuellersDayOff'': "This is the part where Cameron goes berserk." Also known as the part where [[HeroicBSOD Cameron's soul snaps]] [[WebVideo/TheSpoonyExperiment like a Twix bar.]]

-->"This is where Film/DieHard comes through the window!"

* In the ''Franchise/StarTrek'' pilot episode "The Cage", Captain Pike is captured by the Talosians, who note that, after hurling himself in frustration at the glass, Pike will now threaten them with the power of his starship. Hearing this, Pike chooses a more diplomatic (but equally futile) approach.

* In the ''Franchise/StarTrek'' pilot episode "The Cage", Captain Pike is captured by the Talosians.
-->'''Pike:''' Unless you want my ship to consider your kidnapping me an unfriendly act...\\
'''Magistrate:''' You now see the primitive fear-threat reaction. The specimen is about to boast of his strength, the weaponry of his vessel, and so on.

'''Chapter 9''': The Part Where He Kills You\\
BGM: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOXrgDDLpYw The Part Where He Kills You]]\\
''Achievement Unlocked'': The Part Where He Kills You\\
''Achievement Description'': This is that part

* Creator/TimBurton's ''Film/{{Batman}}'':

* ''Film/AustinPowers'': In ''Goldmember'', Austin's father, superspy Nigel Powers, knows he's invincible, and says so to Dr. Evil's mooks, telling them to just hit the floor.

* ''VideoGame/{{Portal 2}}'' combines this with DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment and OverlyLongGag.

* ''Film/GeorgeOfTheJungle'' has this line when the villain Lyle suffers some ToiletHumor slapstick with some [[RoadApples elephant dung]]:
-->'''Guide 1:''' Bad guy falls in poop! ''Classic'' element of physical comedy! Now comes the part where we throw our heads back and laugh! Ready?\\
'''Other guides:''' Ready!\\
'''All:''' AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

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** In "Lie to Me" Buffy's old school crush Ford comes to town, and he uses this trope constantly while putting his EvilPlan into action (which rather annoys Spike) -- toward the end we see [[spoiler: this is his way of imposing some control on a world that has made him terminally ill at a young age.]]
** The trope is PlayedForLaughs in "Killed by Death".

** Used dramatically in "All the Way" when Giles saves Dawn and her friend from teenage vampires they snuck out to meet.

** In series 3, the Master taunts the Doctor whilst stealing his TARDIS: "Now, why don't we stop and have a nice little chat while [[JustBetweenYouAndMe I tell you all my plans]] and you can work out a way to stop me, [[{{NOT}} I]] ''[[{{NOT}} don't]]'' [[{{NOT}} think!]]"
** In series 5, Rory isn't surprised the TARDIS is bigger on the inside, because he's been reading up. The Doctor isn't happy: "I like the bit where they say it's bigger on the inside. I always look forward to that."
** During the "Time of Angels" cliffhanger, River tells the Doctor "No pressure, but this is usually when you have a really good idea."
** In "The Doctor's Wife" the TARDIS, temporarily given humanoid form, but still possessing trans-temporal knowledge of its entire past and future, remarks to the Doctor that "I'll always be here, ''but this is when we talked'', and now even that has come to an end."
** In "Flatline", the Doctor is trapped inside the TARDIS so his companion Clara has to take on his role, with the Doctor talking her through it. As a result, this trope happens a lot.

-->'''Mal:''' ''[to [[spoiler:the Operative]]]'' I guess this is the part where you say your famous last words. Only one problem. ''I'm not gonna kill you.''

And [[SelfDemonstratingArticle this is the part where]] [[TheStinger we add a stinger.]]

* ''Film/DoctorStrange''. Dr Strange doesn't cope well with the loss of fine motor function in his hands, and lashes out at his former girlfriend Christine when she argues that he should stop chasing after a miracle cure and accept his disability.

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** In the first film, after Shrek growls at some would-be ogre hunters, he prompts them to retreat with "This is the part where you run away." This gets an apt CallBack in ''Shrek Forever After''.

* ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueUnlimited'': "I was mistaken earlier... I think ''this'' is the part where you kill me." Said by a defeated Lex Luthor facing an angry Superman [[spoiler:who thinks he's just seen TheFlash die]].

* In ''Film/NobodysFool'', Sully (Creator/PaulNewman) is [[ItMakesSenseInContext driving on the sidewalk in order to get Rub (Pruitt Taylor Vince) to come back]]. When Officer Raymer (Philip Seymour Hoffman) sees this, he orders Sully to stop and get out of the car. Sully's response: "This is where a smart person would get out of the car." He doesn't.

-->'''Dr. Kelso:''' Well, I haven't had my coffee yet so I'm finding it hard coming up with a more colorful way to say "who gives a crap?" [''{{Beat}}''] Actually that wasn't half bad.

-->'''Rhesus II''': "This is the part where I say something clever, then kill you. ''({{Beat}})'' Sorry. Nothing clever comes to mind." ''(opens fire; cut to commercial)''

-->'''Dr. Kelso:''' Well, I haven't had my coffee yet so I'm finding it hard coming up with a more colorful way to say "who gives a crap?" <pause> Actually that wasn't half bad.

-->'''Rhesus II''': "This is the part where I say something clever, then kill you. (pause) Sorry. Nothing clever comes to mind." ''(opens fire; cut to commercial)''

* "The Song That Goes Like This" from ''Theatre/Spamalot'' has it right there in the title. And the chorus.