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--->'''Patrick:''' Hey, Doc, I got the suds, too!\\
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--->'''Patrick:''' A lollipop?! ''(Blows a bubble)'' Hey, Doc, I got the suds, too!\\
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* ''WesternAnimation/ThomasAndFriends'': Two early episodes use this premise. In "Trust Thomas," Gordon advises James to tell Thomas he's sick so Thomas will take his quarry trucks. Their plan falls apart when the trucks take out their frustration with James on Thomas and cause an accident. "Trucks," a later episode (based more closely on [[Literature/TheRailwaySeries the source material]]) sees Gordon give similar advice to Sir Handel. While repairmen examine him, Peter Sam goes to pick up trucks from the slate mine - and the loaded trucks, thinking he's Sir Handel, break free down the incline and slam into him. Both times, the engine who played sick apologizes to the other engine about the accident and [[DidntThinkThisThrough they didn't think it would happen.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/ThomasAndFriends'': Two early episodes use this premise. In "Trust Thomas," Gordon advises James to tell Thomas he's sick so Thomas will take his quarry trucks. Their plan falls apart when the trucks take out their frustration with James on Thomas and cause an accident. "Trucks," a later episode (based more closely on [[Literature/TheRailwaySeries the source material]]) sees Gordon give similar advice to Sir Handel. While repairmen examine him, Peter Sam goes to pick up trucks from the slate mine - and the loaded trucks, thinking he's Sir Handel, break free down the incline and slam into him. Both times, the engine who played sick apologizes to the other engine about the accident and admit [[DidntThinkThisThrough they didn't think it would happen.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/ThomasAndFriends'': Two early episodes use this premise. In "Trust Thomas," Gordon advises James to tell Thomas he's sick so Thomas will take his quarry trucks. The trucks take out their frustration with James on Thomas and cause an accident. "Trucks," a later episode (based more closely on [[Literature/TheRailwaySeries the source material]]) sees Gordon give similar advice to Sir Handel. While repairmen examine him, Peter Sam goes to pick up trucks from the slate mine - and the loaded trucks, thinking he's Sir Handel, break free down the incline and slam into him.
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* ''WesternAnimation/ThomasAndFriends'': Two early episodes use this premise. In "Trust Thomas," Gordon advises James to tell Thomas he's sick so Thomas will take his quarry trucks. The Their plan falls apart when the trucks take out their frustration with James on Thomas and cause an accident. "Trucks," a later episode (based more closely on [[Literature/TheRailwaySeries the source material]]) sees Gordon give similar advice to Sir Handel. While repairmen examine him, Peter Sam goes to pick up trucks from the slate mine - and the loaded trucks, thinking he's Sir Handel, break free down the incline and slam into him. Both times, the engine who played sick apologizes to the other engine about the accident and [[DidntThinkThisThrough they didn't think it would happen.]]
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*** In "[[Recap/SpongeBobSquarePantsS8E1AccidentsWillHappenTheOtherPatty Accidents Will Happen]]", [[ObfuscatingDisability he supposedly twists his ankle while trying to sleep on the job in the storage room]] and threatens to get Mr. Krabs fined by the Office Worker Safety (OWS) Department for negligence. Near the end of the episode, a [[CaughtOnTape security camera]] reveals he was faking his injuries the whole time. [[ATasteOfTheirOwnMedicine After Mr. Krabs spent most of the day pampering Squidward for his so-called injury, Squidward now has to do so to Mr. Krabs as punishment]].
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*** In "[[Recap/SpongeBobSquarePantsS8E1AccidentsWillHappenTheOtherPatty Accidents Will Happen]]", [[ObfuscatingDisability he supposedly twists his ankle while trying to sleep on the job in the storage room]] and threatens to get Mr. Krabs fined by the Office Worker Safety (OWS) Department for negligence. Near the end of the episode, a [[CaughtOnTape security camera]] reveals he was faking his injuries the whole time.time (he took a nap on the patty shelf and weighed it down, but was not hurt in the process). [[ATasteOfTheirOwnMedicine After Mr. Krabs spent most of the day pampering Squidward for his so-called injury, Squidward now has to do so to Mr. Krabs as punishment]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/FishHooks'': In "Dropsy!", Albert Glass catches a fish disease called Dropsy, causing him to float upside down and is quarantined; upon seeing all the get well gifts that Albert is showered with when sick, Milo pretends to have Dropsy so he can get the same stuff. When Albert is cured after a week, Milo pretends he still has the Dropsy to keep receiving more gifts, but he is instead sent to a tank filled with dead fish.
