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* In the ''Series/AlloAllo'' episode "Communists in the Cupboard", René and Yvette conspire to prevent Edith from driving customers away from the café with her terrible singing by having her mime along to a recording of Jeanette [=MacDonald=] singing "Love is Where You Find It".[[note]] [[AnachronismStew Anachronistically so]], as the song wasn't written until 1948.[[/note]] When they are ready to perform, Leclerc gets the records mixed up, forcing Edith to mime along to Paul Robeson (whose voice was [[BassoProfundo notoriously deep]]) singing "Old Man River" instead. The café patrons still find the results an improvement over her usual standards.
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* In the ''Series/AlloAllo'' episode "Communists in the Cupboard", René and Yvette conspire to prevent Edith from driving customers away from the café with her terrible singing by having her mime along to a recording of Jeanette [=MacDonald=] singing "Love is Where You Find It".[[note]] [[AnachronismStew Anachronistically so]], as the song wasn't written until 1948.[[/note]] When they are ready to perform, Leclerc gets the records mixed up, forcing Edith to mime along to Paul Robeson (whose voice was [[BassoProfundo notoriously deep]]) deep) singing "Old Man River" instead. The café patrons still find the results an improvement over her usual standards.
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* ''Series/BoyMeetsWorld'': When Corey tries to set up a romantic evening with Topanga out of the mistaken belief that Shawn is having sex so he and Topanga are "behind," the love song he intended gets mixed up with one of his younger sister Morgan's kid songs. He doesn't turn it on until after Topanga has talked to him about not being ready and not needing to be pressured, so they decide to roll with it and dance along instead.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Ninjago}}'': When Cole and Zane are trying to integrate into the Sons of Garmadon biker gang at their karaoke bar hangout, Zane hatches a plan to have Cole sing to impress them. Cole reluctantly gets on stage, tosses Zane a coin for the jukebox and tells him to start a song... which, to Cole's embarrassment, turns out to be a childish lullaby instead of something more badass. Zane can only offer a sheepish grin, and Cole tries to salvage the plan, only to wind up revealing himself as a ninja. [[spoiler:Zane manages to maintain cover and help one of the leaders escape, so this very well could have been his plan in the first place.]]
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* The WebComic/{{XKCD}} strip "Important Life Lesson" warns against leaving your music library running on shuffle while making love. While a couple is going at it in bed, one of their phones suddenly blares out "[[Franchise/PowerRangers GO GO POWER RANGERS!]]"
-->'''AltText''': I didn't even know I ''had'' [[Series/MontyPythonsFlyingCircus the Monty Python "Lumberjack" song]].
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* The WebComic/{{XKCD}} strip "Important Life Lesson" warns against leaving your music library running on shuffle while making love. While a couple is going at it in bed, one of their phones suddenly blares out "[[Franchise/PowerRangers GO GO POWER RANGERS!]]"
-->'''AltText''': I didn't even know I ''had'' [[Series/MontyPythonsFlyingCircus the Monty Python "Lumberjack" song]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Megamind}}'': After destroying Metro Man, Megamind triumphantly approaches city hall with "Highway to Hell" by Music/{{ACDC}} playing on the boombox Minion is carrying. When Megamind signals for the song to end, Minion ends up struggling with the controls, hilariously causing the boombox to switch between AC/DC and "Lovin' You" by Music/MinnieRiperton.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Megamind}}'': After destroying Metro Man, Megamind triumphantly approaches city hall with "Highway to Hell" by Music/{{ACDC}} playing on the boombox Minion is carrying. When Megamind signals for the song to end, Minion ends up struggling with the controls, hilariously causing the boombox to switch between AC/DC and "Lovin' You" by Music/MinnieRiperton.Music/MinnieRiperton- notably, every time he does so occurs just as the song is about to say "Hell".
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* In the Chilly Willy cartoon "The Legend of Rock-a-Bye Point," a fish-stealing polar bear has to lull a watchdog to sleep singing "Rock-a-Bye Baby." In one scene the dog is awakened after Chilly puts a clarinet in his mouth, so the bear grabs some sheet music for "Rock-a-Bye Baby" and plays it on the clarinet. It seems to work until Chilly replaces the sheet music with that of circus music.
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* In the Chilly Willy WesternAnimation/ChillyWilly cartoon "The Legend of Rock-a-Bye Point," "WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfRockabyePoint," a fish-stealing polar bear has to lull a watchdog to sleep singing "Rock-a-Bye Baby." In one scene the dog is awakened after Chilly puts a clarinet in his mouth, so the bear grabs some sheet music for "Rock-a-Bye Baby" and plays it on the clarinet. It seems to work until Chilly replaces the sheet music with that of circus music.
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* November 22, 1963: At 2:38 PM EST, CBS Radio's Alan Jackson made the official announcement that President Kennedy had died from an assassination attempt. ''The Star Spangled Banner'' was supposed to be cued up following the announcement, but what followed was a recording of "Adagio For Strings," played at 78 rpm at that. Following Jackson repeating the announcement, Beethoven's "Pastoral Symphony" was played. It was after Jackson repeated the announcement again when the National Anthem got played.
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* November 22, 1963: At 2:38 PM EST, CBS Radio's Alan Jackson made the official announcement that President Kennedy had died from an assassination attempt. ''The Star Spangled Banner'' was supposed to be cued up following the announcement, but what followed was a recording of "Adagio For Strings," played at 78 rpm at that. Following Jackson repeating the announcement, Beethoven's "Pastoral Symphony" was played. It was after Jackson repeated the announcement again Dallas Townsend commented that Lyndon Johnson would become president when the National Anthem got played.
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* November 22, 1963: At 2:38 PM EST, CBS Radio's Alan Jackson made the official announcement that President Kennedy had died from an assassination attempt. ''The Star Spangled Banner'' was supposed to be cued up following the announcement, but what followed was a recording of "Adagio For Strings," played at 78 rpm at that. Following Jackson repeating the announcement, Beethoven's "Pastoral Symphony" was played. It was after Jackson repeated the announcement when the National Anthem got played.
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* November 22, 1963: At 2:38 PM EST, CBS Radio's Alan Jackson made the official announcement that President Kennedy had died from an assassination attempt. ''The Star Spangled Banner'' was supposed to be cued up following the announcement, but what followed was a recording of "Adagio For Strings," played at 78 rpm at that. Following Jackson repeating the announcement, Beethoven's "Pastoral Symphony" was played. It was after Jackson repeated the announcement again when the National Anthem got played.
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* November 22, 1963: At 2:38 PM EST, CBS Radio's Alan Jackson made the official announcement that President Kennedy had died from an assassination attempt. ''The Star Spangled Banner'' was supposed to be cued up following the announcement, but what followed as a recording of "Adagio For Strings," played at 78 rpm at that. Following Jackson repeating the announcement, Beethoven's "Pastoral Symphony" was played. It was after Jackson repeated the announcement when the National Anthem got played.
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* November 22, 1963: At 2:38 PM EST, CBS Radio's Alan Jackson made the official announcement that President Kennedy had died from an assassination attempt. ''The Star Spangled Banner'' was supposed to be cued up following the announcement, but what followed as was a recording of "Adagio For Strings," played at 78 rpm at that. Following Jackson repeating the announcement, Beethoven's "Pastoral Symphony" was played. It was after Jackson repeated the announcement when the National Anthem got played.
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* November 22, 1963: At 2:38 PM EST, CBS Radio's Alan Jackson made the official announcement that President Kennedy had died from an assassination attempt. ''The Star Spangled Banner'' was supposed to be cued up following the announcement, but what followed as a recording of "Adagio For Strings," played at 78 rpm at that. Following Jackson repeating the announcement, Beethoven's "Pastoral Symphony" was played. It was after Jackson repeated the announcement when the National Anthem got played.
* November 22, 1963: At 2:38 PM EST, CBS Radio's Alan Jackson made the official announcement that President Kennedy had died from an assassination attempt. ''The Star Spangled Banner'' was supposed to be cued up following the announcement, but what followed as a recording of "Adagio For Strings," played at 78 rpm at that. Following Jackson repeating the announcement, Beethoven's "Pastoral Symphony" was played. It was after Jackson repeated the announcement when the National Anthem got played.
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* In the Chilly Willy cartoon "The Legend of Rock-a-Bye Point," a fish-stealing polar bear has to lull a watchdog to sleep singing "Rock-a-Bye Baby." In one scene the dog is awakened after Chilly puts a clarinet in his mouth, so the bear grabs some sheet music for "Rock-a-Bye Baby" and plays it. It seems to work until Chilly replaces the sheet music with that of circus music.
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* In the Chilly Willy cartoon "The Legend of Rock-a-Bye Point," a fish-stealing polar bear has to lull a watchdog to sleep singing "Rock-a-Bye Baby." In one scene the dog is awakened after Chilly puts a clarinet in his mouth, so the bear grabs some sheet music for "Rock-a-Bye Baby" and plays it.it on the clarinet. It seems to work until Chilly replaces the sheet music with that of circus music.
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* In the Chilly Willy cartoon "The Legend of Rock-a-Bye Point," a fish-stealing polar bear has to lull a watchdog to sleep singing "Rock-a-Bye Baby." In one scene the dog is awakened after Chilly puts a clarinet in his mouth, so the bear grabs some sheet music for "Rock-a-Bye Baby" and plays it. It seems to work until Chilly replaces the sheet music with that of circus music.
