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* Advertising/LouieTheFly, in the Mortein insect spray commercials. For the character's 50th anniversary, Mortein had a public poll on whether to kill him off permanently. Luckily, [[ThrowTheDogABone he was spared]].
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* Advertising/LouieTheFly, ''Advertising/LouieTheFly'' in the Mortein insect spray commercials. For the character's 50th anniversary, Mortein had a public poll on whether to kill him off permanently. Luckily, [[ThrowTheDogABone he was spared]]. Despite being an obnoxious TalkingPest, Louie is quite popular with the public.
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* ''Manhua/{{ezi}}'': The namesake character and his friend Qiaokeli (in some cases) die from a gunshot or a falling tree among other means, yet they return to life to maintain the status quo.
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* ''ComicStrip/KnightsOfTheDinnerTable'': The "Deadly Trappings" segment in the magazine always features a character called "Joe Cocksure" as the victim of the various traps featured.
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'''As this is a DeathTrope, Expect spoilers!'''
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'''As this is a DeathTrope, {{Death Trope|s}}, Expect spoilers!'''
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-->'''Bluebottle:''' [[CatchPhrase You dirty rotten swine you, you have deaded me again!]]
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-->'''Bluebottle:''' [[CatchPhrase [[CharacterCatchPhrase You dirty rotten swine you, you have deaded me again!]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:[[http://cdn.pastemagazine.com/www/articles/2008/10/06/YouKilledKenny.jpg They sure kill The bastards surekill Kenny a lot.]]]]
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* Every named character in the ''Manhua/OldMasterQ'' comics, including - ''especially'' the titular character. Sliced to half, eaten alive, buried alive, incinerated by rockets, you name it.
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* Louie the Fly, in the Mortein insect spray commercials. For the character's 50th anniversary, Mortein had a public poll on whether to kill him off permanently. Luckily, [[ThrowTheDogABone he was spared]].
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* Louie the Fly, Advertising/LouieTheFly, in the Mortein insect spray commercials. For the character's 50th anniversary, Mortein had a public poll on whether to kill him off permanently. Luckily, [[ThrowTheDogABone he was spared]].
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Did your brain lock up for a second when you read that? This character is (and sometimes only exists to be) killed off repeatedly and [[SnapBack inexplicably come back to life by the next episode]], as a RunningGag.
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Did your brain lock up for a second when you read that? This character is (and sometimes only exists to be) killed off repeatedly and [[SnapBack inexplicably come comes back to life by the next episode]], as a RunningGag.
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* Louie the Fly, in the Mortein insect spray commercials. For the character's 50th anniversary, Mortein had a public poll on whether to kill him off permanently. Luckily, he was spared.
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* Louie the Fly, in the Mortein insect spray commercials. For the character's 50th anniversary, Mortein had a public poll on whether to kill him off permanently. Luckily, [[ThrowTheDogABone he was spared.spared]].
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* ShowWithinAShow version: In ''ComicStrip/PearlsBeforeSwine'', Rat's "Angry Bob" stories tend to have the titular character die in all sorts of absurd and gruesomely comic ways, only to be alive at the start of the next story with no explanation (though in a few occasions Rat did write that Bob "undied")
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* ShowWithinAShow version: In ''ComicStrip/PearlsBeforeSwine'', Rat's "Angry Bob" stories tend to have the titular character die in all sorts of absurd and gruesomely comic ways, only to be alive and well at the start of the next story [[UnexplainedRecovery with no explanation explanation]] (though in on a few occasions Rat did write that Bob "undied")
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* Generic Ted in ''ComicStrip/{{Dilbert}}'' is fired frequently, and has actually died more than once. The cartoon suggested that the company has several identical looking guys named Ted.
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* [[TheGenericGuy Generic Ted Ted]] in ''ComicStrip/{{Dilbert}}'' is fired frequently, and has actually died more than once. The cartoon suggested that the company has [[InexplicablyIdenticalIndividuals several identical looking guys named Ted.Ted]].
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* [[OlderThanTheyThink Long before]] ''South Park'', Bluebottle of ''Radio/TheGoonShow'' was doing this in every episode, though sometimes inverted when all the other characters died except him. Of course this show was made of NegativeContinuity.
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* [[OlderThanTheyThink Long before]] ''South Park'', Bluebottle of ''Radio/TheGoonShow'' was doing this in every episode, though sometimes inverted when all the other characters died except him. Of course course, this show was made of NegativeContinuity.
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* ''Podcast/JarOfRebuke'': Main character Dr. Jared Hel is incapable of staying dead after a mysterious encounter from his past, something which their employers frequently take advantage of (to Jared's chagrin).
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* [[OlderThanTheyThink Long before]] ''South Park'', Bluebottle of ''Radio/TheGoonShow'' was doing this in every episode, though sometimes inverted when [[KillEmAll all the other characters died]] except him. Of course this show was made of NegativeContinuity.
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* [[OlderThanTheyThink Long before]] ''South Park'', Bluebottle of ''Radio/TheGoonShow'' was doing this in every episode, though sometimes inverted when [[KillEmAll all the other characters died]] died except him. Of course this show was made of NegativeContinuity.
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** ''TheyKilledKennyAgain/SouthPark''
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A {{recurring|Character}} RedShirt, as impossible as it sounds. This character is (and sometimes only exists to be) killed off repeatedly and [[SnapBack inexplicably come back to life by the next episode]], as a RunningGag.
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A {{recurring|Character}} RedShirt, as impossible as it sounds. RedShirt.
Did your brain lock up for a second when you read that? This character is (and sometimes only exists to be) killed off repeatedly and [[SnapBack inexplicably come back to life by the next episode]], as a RunningGag.
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They sure kill Kenny a lot.]]]]
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* The TropeNamer suffers yet another death in Creator/ParamountPlus' "Mountain of Entertainment" entry "Storm" as he's crushed by the bucket used for ''Film/{{Flashdance}}''[='s=] iconic dousing scene, prompting Music/TimMcGraw to bemoan "Oh, no. They killed Kenny. Bastards."
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** Slim gets KilledOffForReal in "When I'm Gone", intended to retire the Slim Shady character as Eminem was withdrawing from rapping to focus on production and running his label. Eminem went on to have a CreatorBreakdown, a CreatorRecovery, and hinted in his autobiography ''The Way I Am'' that Slim Shady couldn't really die, as [[EnemyWithin he's just a part of Eminem]] (and yells at him to shut up if he starts crying). Slim returned [[DarkerAndEdgier worse than ever]] in 2009's ''Relapse'', with "My Darling" offering the explanation that Slim's real form is [[EnemyWithout an evil spirit]] (later named "[[EvilSoundsDeep the Monster]]") and therefore he can't be killed.
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A subtrope of NegativeContinuity and ComedicSociopathy. A ritualized form of StayingAlive. Could overlap with TheChewToy and CosmicPlaything. Often a by-product of DeathIsCheap. ChronicallyCrashedCar is a variant that refers to vehicles, and ChronicallyKilledActor one that refers to actors whose ''characters'' usually die.
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* As he was created by Music/{{Eminem}} in the wake of a failed suicide attempt, Em's Slim Shady character is constantly dying or [[SelfHarm committing suicide]] (sometimes MurderSuicide), but it never sticks. He hangs himself in the first verse and shoots himself in the head at the end of his EstablishingCharacterMoment IAmSong ("My Name Is"), dies from an overdose and digs himself out of his grave in "Role Model", and commits a mass shooting of his audience at the end of the ''Encore'' album before killing himself. Lampshaded in "Cum On Everybody":
-->I tried suicide once and I'll try it again\\
That's why I write songs where I die at the end
-->I tried suicide once and I'll try it again\\
That's why I write songs where I die at the end
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* ''The MJ Morning Show'' has the character, Milton Fludgecow a Main/GrumpyOldMan who's calls usually involves him having difficulties on modern day household objects or situations, calling up anybody who can try and help him [[Main/FromBadToWorse Only for something to get in the way and make it an even bigger problem.]] leading him to violently die at the end of a couple of his calls.
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* ''The MJ Morning Show'' has the character, character Milton Fludgecow Fludgecow, a Main/GrumpyOldMan who's whose calls usually involves involve him having difficulties on modern day household objects or situations, calling up anybody who can try and help him him, [[Main/FromBadToWorse Only only for something to get in the way and make it an even bigger problem.]] problem]], leading him to violently die at the end of a couple of his calls.
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* ''Podcast/MissionToZyxx'' uses guest character Papa Derf in a few episodes. At the end of each he orchestrates his own death (apparently).
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* ''Podcast/MissionToZyxx'' uses guest character Papa Derf in a few episodes. At the end of each he orchestrates his own death (apparently).
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* ''The MJ Morning Show'' has the character, Milton Fludgecow a Main/GrumpyOldMan who's calls usually involves him having difficulties on modern day household objects or situations, calling up anybody who can try and help him [[Main/FromBadToWorse Only for something to get in the way and make it an even bigger problem.]] leading him to violently die at the end of a couple of his calls.
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* ''The MJ Morning Show'' has the character, Milton Fludgeclow a Main/GrumpyOldMan who often calls companies and emergency centres to complain or cry for help only to die at the end of a couple of his calls.
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