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And Another Thing...
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Two characters are in a room having a conversation. One of them makes to leave. But as this character reaches the door, they turn back to deliver a final line. Often this is some bit of exposition that sets up something later in the episode ("the starboard discombobulator's on the fritz") but that the writer couldn't figure out how to work into the scene's main conversation. Other times, during an argument, it's used to reinforce a "The Reason You Suck" Speech with what usually equates to "The Reason I Don't Suck" and/or Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking. In some shows there might be several lines of dialog between the two characters as the departing actor tries desperately not to look as though he's loitering in the doorway. Just to mix things up a little bit, sometimes they'll do it the other way around: the character who remains in the room will call to the character who's leaving just as the latter reaches the door. This trope is distinctly different from a good old-fashioned exit line, because the line itself isn't dramatic ("You can't fire me! I quit!") and is often in fact something of a non sequitur, which must be eased into with a phrase like "and another thing", "oh yeah", or "by the way." Sometimes a character actually gets out the door, then comes back in to deliver a line, but this is usually for comedic effect. See Door Focus. Not to be confused with And Another Thing..., the sixth book in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy trilogy. |
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Done in the third episode of Sherlock. Jim Moriarty tells Watson and Holmes that he isn't going to kill them right now, and leaves, apparently taking his unseen sniper with him. Holmes runs to Watson and gets off the explosive jacket he is wearing, and everyone breathes a sigh of relief... until Moriarty walks back in, the little red dots of death return, and he says he's changed his mind and he can't let them leave after all. | |
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Clone High did the same in in the premiere, as JFK kept coming back into the bathroom to reiterate the fact that Lincoln and Gandhi weren't invited to his party, and then because "I forgot to wash my hands!" | |
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The Moonstone: One of the Indians visits the offices of a couple barristers merely to form an excuse to ask one final question before leaving. In Armadale, Mr. Pedgift senior does this all the time. |
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Detective Flack did this once on CSI: NY. When he made to leave, the door gave him a "Eureka!" Moment — he realizes that the victim's door had been locked from the outside, so whoever killed him must have had a key. | |
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The Naked Gun: When Frank Drebin is angrily breaking up with Jane Spencer, he adds at the end, "By the way... I faked every orgasm." | |
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The medical version (the "doorknob question") appeared in House: according to the writers (and presumably their medical consultants), many patients come in for a trivial ailment, and then bring up the "other thing" (probably the serious illness they actually want treatment for, but which embarrasses them) as they reach for the door knob. | |
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On The Simpsons, Nelson engages in Perp Sweating when he suspects Bart and Lisa of killing Martin. The whole thing is a spoof of Columbo, complete with Nelson engaging in an And Another Thing... | |
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Clockwise: In pursuit of his wife Gwenda, Brian dashes home and finds his son Paul there, in his pyjamas. After frantically asking where Gwenda is, he rushes outside; then goes back in to ask Paul (in a sterner tone) why he is not at school. | |
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Supernatural. Sam Winchester tries this in "Heartache", only to be cut short by the person he's talking to, who is clearly intent on not providing any useful information. | |
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Most notably in Django Unchained; it is said verbatim by Candie, leading to an entirely unnecessary yet oh-so-rewarding shootout. | |
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Kellerman got an awesome moment in his first case on Homicide: Life on the Street. Interviewing a suspected murderer/arsonist, he tells the suspect that they don't have much of a case beyond what he's already explained away, and that it looks like he's free to go. As the man is grabbing his coat, Kellerman asks, "Why'd you kill the dog?" The man's answer, "I didn't know the dog was there." | |
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Discworld: Subverted in Men at Arms. Vimes, investigating an explosion at the Assassins' Guild, pulls an And Another Thing... moment to try to get Dr. Cruces, the Guild leader, to admit there was a theft as well. Dr. Cruces, however, doesn't fall for it, and flatly states, "I never said anything was stolen." It's true, he didn't say anything was stolen, but that doesn't mean that nothing was stolen. The key Plot Device was stolen. In fact Vimes expected Cruces to deny anything was stolen — doing so was what confirmed what was stolen was important. | |
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Alyosha! leaves the meeting where she tells FBI Katie Lindberg that she's the infamous assassin Kortik saying "There are another two Kortiks beside me". | |
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During one episode of Metalocalypse, Dethklok walks in on a sadistic fashion designer skinning models alive. They can only stand there and scream. Except for Nathan, who makes sure to say: Made funnier by the fact that the entire episode beforehand was focused on the band working up the nerve to fire him in the first place (they found him too creepy). |
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In Torchwood, at the end of Episode 1, Season 2 right before John Hart leaves, he tells Jack "Oh yeah, I found Grey." | |
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In Yumi's Cells, Sia intrudes on Yumi and Woong's date, leading them to bring Wook and Ruby along. Since Sia can't get a good read on Yumi with that many people, she decides to leave, dropping a "bomb" in front of Yumi on her way out in the form of hinting that she's moving to the same apartment as Woong. | |
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In the Daffy Duck cartoon "Birth of a Notion," instead of flying south for the winter, Daffy decides to stay over at a random house, but the owner is a Peter Lorre-type mad scientist, who needs a duck's wishbone for an experiment and naturally chooses Daffy. The resultant mad chase ends with Daffy feeling so mistreated that he soundly decides to just leave and tells the scientist so. As he leaves, he stops briefly to tell the scientist, "And another thing... you're a slovenly housekeeper!" | |
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Perfected by Lieutenant Columbo as a means of turning the screw on a suspect who is already exasperated by Columbo's shenanigans, since an Exasperated Perp is liable to make a crucial mistake. Though this became Columbo's most distinctive character trait, it started as a mistake, with two stories on how it came to be. In one, during the filming of the Columbo pilot, "Prescription Murder", Peter Falk simply forgot to deliver his last line before leaving the set, so he turned around, came back, and said "One more thing..." The take was left in, and became a defining moment. In the other, it was the writers that forgot something they needed Columbo to say, so — this being a time of type-writers — rather than start the script page over they threw in "One more thing". | |
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At one point in Persona 5, the police question everyone in Shujin Academy regarding the identities of the Phantom Thieves, and when it's the protagonist's turn, they try this on him. It doesn't work. | |
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Undertale has this gem: An earlier cutscene has Papyrus reentering just to add one more "HEH!" to his Signature Laugh. |
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In Turning Red, Grandma Wu stops at Mei's door after talking to her to lay on one final guilt trip. | |
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Likewise in Inglourious Basterds. Major Dieter Hellstrom was about to leave, but then decides he'll just have one last drink with the company before he goes. It doesn't end well. | |
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In Peter Pan, Peter, speaking in the voice of Captain Hook, orders Mr. Smee to return Princess Tiger Lily to the Indians, to which Mr. Smee, thinking it is indeed Hook speaking, says, "Aye-aye, sir." Then Peter adds, "Oh, and one more thing: when you return to the ship, tell the whole crew to help themselves to me best rum." | |
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Likewise, Detective Goren from Law & Order: Criminal Intent, also uses And Another Thing... in the same way as Columbo did. | |
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Subverted later in A Feast for Crows: Qyburn uses this to bring up to Cersei a play that seems to taunt the crown, leading her to order the performers be punished. This doesn't add anything to the plot and is never mentioned again. | |
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Done on the person leaving in The Name of the Rose. The Abbot wants to consult the newly-arrived William of Baskerville about a suspicious death, but has been advised against it. Realising the Abbot has something on his mind, William waits till he's leaving the room before asking about the fresh grave outside. Caught off guard, the abbot ends up asking for William's help anyway. | |
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Uncle from Jackie Chan Adventures easily established "One more thing!" as one of his catchphrases by the end of his first scene in the series. In the French version, this is changed to "Je n'ai pas fini!" ("I'm not done yet!"), with similar results. Especially funny when the "one more thing" was to smack Jackie in the head. In fact, there was one episode in which Tohru actually called him out on this. As a result, the master and the apprentice could no longer do their teamwork, and Tohru was kidnapped. When it happened, Uncle blamed himself while noting his tendency to overrepeat "one more thing" (not without saying "one more thing" before, of course) and whacking himself in the head repeatedly. This seems to be something that Uncle picked up as he got older. When he wore the Dog Talisman of immortality in one episode, he regained the vitality and mindset of his youth, though his outside appearance remained unchanged. Jade notices that he hasn't said "And one more thing" for a while. |
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. In the Noir Episode "Necessary Evil", Odo does this while interrogating a Femme Fatale, in an obvious Columbo homage (although Odo's actually a fan of Mickey Spillane). | |
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In Cinderella, the Wicked Stepmother gives the titular heroine a list of chores for her to perform. As Cinderella starts to leave the room, she states "Oh, yes, and one more thing... See that Lucifer gets his bath". Cue Oh, Crap! reaction from Lucifer, who then gives his mistress a Death Glare out of the corner of his eye. | |
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Steven Universe: In "When It Rains", the Crystal Gems are heading out, leaving Steven to hold down the fort, when Garnet remembers something important: | |
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Seinfeld: In the second part of "The Cadillac", Susan Ross, George's fiance, goes to Elaine's apartment to confront Elaine about what she suspects is an affair between Elaine and George (in reality, George was lying so he could go on a date with Marisa Tomei). Initially, the two of them seem to have cleared everything up, as Elaine gave the same story that George gave Susan (that Elaine was having issues with her boyfriend over his importing/exporting business), which pleases Susan, who then turns to leave. As soon as she gets to the door, however, she asks Elaine what the issue is with the business and, since this part of the lie wasn't explained, the lie begins to unravel. When George competes for sympathy points against a survivor of the Andrea Doria, he moves the condo board to tears by going through his lifetime of tragedies as a "short, stocky, slow witted, bald man." After concluding, he throws in: |
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In Bakemonogatari, Senjougahara tells Araragi that she has an idea how to help Hachikuji, but she has one more thing to say before they go: | |
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In the Gargoyles episode "Turf", Angela has to tell the Trio off. While they were showing off and generally acting like idiots, the bad guys got away. She tells them that they have to focus on catching the bad guys, she is not a prize to be won, "And one more thing... STOP CALLING ME ANGIE!" | |
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The Bugs Bunny cartoon "Hurdy Gurdy Hare" has Bugs going into business as an organ grinder but he fires his monkey for pocketing the take. He faces a gorilla who wants revenge on behalf of the monkey. When Bugs is done telling the gorilla off, he adds "And another thing... stop breathing on my cup!" Bob Clampett's Tortoise Wins By A Hare (1943) has Bugs disguised as an old timer trying to learn Cecil Turtle's method of beating the hare. His final line (indicating he knew it was Bugs all along): "Another thing... rabbits aren't very bright, either!" In the Daffy Duck cartoon "Birth of a Notion," instead of flying south for the winter, Daffy decides to stay over at a random house, but the owner is a Peter Lorre-type mad scientist, who needs a duck's wishbone for an experiment and naturally chooses Daffy. The resultant mad chase ends with Daffy feeling so mistreated that he soundly decides to just leave and tells the scientist so. As he leaves, he stops briefly to tell the scientist, "And another thing... you're a slovenly housekeeper!" |
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Spoofed in A Shot in the Dark with the help of Door Focus: Clouseau leaves Dreyfus' office after an argument, the door closes behind him, and we hear "And another thing!" Since Clouseau doesn't know it closed, he turns around as he says this, points at Dreyfus — and thus smashes the frosted glass window in the door. Embarrassed, he leaves without saying whatever that other thing was. | |
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Frequently on NCIS, when Gibbs would visit Abby in her forensics lab and she would provide some information. Just as Gibbs is about to leave, Abby then chimes in with, "Wait, there's more," and provide another even more vital clue. | |
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In Daria, Daria Morgendorffer's mother and her principal don't get along very well. When they end up in a tent alone together in one of the Class Trip episodes, it looks like they'll be at each other's throats immediately, but the show subverts expectations by showing them to have... a pleasant conversation. An awkward conversation, to be sure, but a pleasant one. Helen ends up (unintentionally) admitting her age and her insecurity about it, and that doesn't escape Ms. Li's notice when, moments later, the scene devolves into a shouting match. As Helen is turning to leave, Ms. Li stops her to say, "And by the way, you look fifty." Helen's mouth turns into an "O" of shock. | |
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In The Jungle Book (1967), Bagheera is adamant to Baloo that Mowgli should leave the jungle for the man-village, arguing that Baloo cannot possibly take care of Mowgli, if his getting kidnapped by monkeys was any indication. Baloo tries to ignore Bagheera, until the latter further explains why Mowgli should go back to the man-village: | |
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The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass includes a pirate whom you fight on your ship at least twice. Every time you defeat her, she gives one of these lines - most of them quite lame and irrelevant. | |
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A Song of Ice and Fire: Tywin tells Tyrion, "You will not take the whore to court." Subverted later in A Feast for Crows: Qyburn uses this to bring up to Cersei a play that seems to taunt the crown, leading her to order the performers be punished. This doesn't add anything to the plot and is never mentioned again. |
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In Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches, when Yamada leaves Yamazaki's office in chapter 61 after realizing he didn't find the seventh witch after all, he suddenly turns around in the doorway and asks Yamazaki if he has seen Tamaki recently, implying that Yamada is suspicious of Tamaki being up to something. | |
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In Toy Story, we get this moment when Woody approaches Buzz trying to fix his spaceship. | |
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Happened on The West Wing too many times to count. Often the plot of an episode relied on one or more of these moments. | |
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She isn't leaving, but in The Emperor's New Groove, Yzma finishes up a rant about how stupid and useless Kronk is with "And another thing! I never liked your spinach puffs! Never!" (This actually motivates Kronk to turn against her.) | |
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Scooby-Doo: In "Watt a Shocking Ghost," Scooby dresses up and acts like Lt. Columbo as he, Shaggy and Velma interrogate a parrot about the Monster of the Week, the 10,000-Volt Ghost. Scooby interjects "One more thing... got any Scooby Snacks? I'm hungry!" | |
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Old Biff to 1955 Biff in Back to the Future Part II: "There's one more thing. One day, a kid or a crazy old man who claims to be a scientist is going to come around asking...". This is a callback to an earlier point in the film (though it occurs later chronologically), when 1985A Biff says to Marty: "Oh, and he told me one more thing. He said, 'Someday a crazy, wild-eyed scientist, or a kid may show up asking about that book. 'And if that ever happens...' (pulls out a gun) Funny. I never thought it would be you." | |
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Tywin Lannister from Game of Thrones ends some meetings with an afterthought. His hostile distaste for Tyrion's whoremonging ends two political conversations with his son, and when Tywin is heading for the door after a one-sided audience with King Joffrey, he feels the need to add a last second pleasantry, so he turns back and utters a condescending "Your Grace". | |
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Six Feet Under: In the episode "The Foot", Claire comes home late after searching for the eponymous body part to find Ruth, David, and Nate in the front hall, wanting to have a serious discussion about her recent behaviour. The conversation lasts a couple of minutes and covers a couple of different topics before a pause, then: | |
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Fawlty Towers: In "The Wedding Party", Basil berates Polly for wearing skimpy clothes around the hotel; and just as she is leaving, he then calls her back to make a further request. Also in "The Wedding Party", Basil bursts into the bedroom to tell the Lloyds and Jean and Alan that they'll have to leave the hotel, because they had accidentally double-booked the rooms, and he is so sorry. He leaves, and then re-enters to say that actually, he is not sorry at all. In "Basil the Rat", Mr Carnegie makes a closing comment to Basil, echoing Basil introducing him to Sybil as a gourmet scavenger: |
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Hamilton: | |
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Granin does this in Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater. Snake is leaving, thinking he's done with the drunk scientist, but Granin stops him to give him a key and tells him which way to go. | |
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Maggie attempts this in The Great Race, but never gets to finish it as Hezekiah drags her from the tent. She does manage to get in a nice air-kick though. | |
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It's used by the narrator in The Hateful Eight after the intermission to inform the viewers of a plot point. | |
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Doctor Who: In "Rose", the Doctor does this to Rose twice. After their first meeting, the Doctor ushers Rose out of the building and slams the door behind her, then opens it again to exchange the introductions they didn't have time for while being chased by Autons. At the end, the Doctor asks Rose to travel with him, but she turns him down, so he leaves, dematerializing the TARDIS. He then returns a moment later, leaning out of the TARDIS to say, "Did I mention it also travels in time?" That persuades her. |
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The Golden Girls, season two, episode 14, "The Actor". Blanche, Rose and Dorothy have just learned the visiting actor they've all been (secretly) dating has been dating each other, as well as other women, and have decided to call him out for it during one of his performances, with Blanche rounding her bit out with: | |
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In the court system of Phoenix Wright's setting, witnesses can be held responsible only for what they say while testifying (however obviously dishonest they may be otherwise). Therefore, the Fey method of lawyering involves asking a dishonest witness for more and more details about what they "saw", until that witness trips up and adds a detail incompatible with the rest of their story. Then the lawyer asks politely that they add [innocuous detail] to their official testimony, the witness does, and only then can their deceit be exposed. | |
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This trope was parodied mercilessly on South Park with a scene that ended in four successive And Another Things... | |
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Carnage would end if the visiting couple left the apartment. They're stopped at the front door or in the hallway outside several times by an invitation, an unresolved question, or just an argument. At least once, the husband (who desperately wants to leave) is left waiting with one foot in the elevator. | |
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Mary Poppins: George Banks, just before he leaves the house. | |
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In the Family Guy Return of the Jedi spoof, Yoda continues to give dying gasps saying "Luke..." before sharing information before he finally dies. | |
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The Silver Chair: At the end of the scene with Trumpkin welcoming Jill and Eustace to the court of Narnia, Trumpkin gives orders to Glimfeather for food and lodgings to be provided for them. Just before he departs, he adds "Oh, and Glimfeather, see that they're properly washed". This echoes his earlier comment about them being "grubby man-cubs", and because he is partly deaf, he says it louder than he intends. | |
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The Magic Finger: After the family have promised the ducks that they will throw away their guns, the ducks tell them to come down from the tree. As they fly down, the duck adds "By the way, may I congratulate you for the nest. For a first effort, it's pretty good." | |
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Sherlock Holmes: In A Study in Scarlet, Sherlock knows how to put in his place an overconfident Inspector Lestrade : | |
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Breaking Bad: In "Ozymandias", the Neo-Nazis take Jesse away to torture him for information before they execute him. Right before Jesse's dragged into their truck, Walt stops them for a second to let Jesse know that he was at Jesse's house the night Jane died, he saw her dying and chose not to save her when he easily could have, just to crush his spirit one last time out of spite. The show's creator considers this one small act of pointless last-second sadism the absolute cruelest thing Walt ever does. | |
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Conversed on In Treatment, where Mia has a tendency to say something important when she's about to leave. | |
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In the Babylon 5 episode "Midnight on the Firing Line", Sinclair finishes his conversation with Kosh and turns to go. Only then does Kosh deliver his opinion on the matter at issue: | |
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The Women: | |
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At the end of an over half-hour video released in October 2014 that promoted at least fifty things that were to be expected in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, the announcer said, "Time for a special announcement!" as the video was completely black. Then, it fades into a clip showing a model of Mewtwo being rendered, with the video confirming that the Legendary Pokémon will finally be returning to the series as free DLC in Spring 2014. Smash fans around the world freaked the Hell out. | |
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Star Trek: The Next Generation often raised this to an art form, with whoever Picard was talking with in the ready room would say that one more thing at the door. And the reverse happens just as often, with Picard adding "one more thing" when whoever is in his ready room at the time is almost out the door, especially in the later seasons. In fact, near the end of the series, it's surprising to see anyone coming out of the ready room without Picard adding a comment. | |
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