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Blame Game
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This is when something has Gone Horribly Wrong and it's time to determine who is at fault, but the consequences for this blame can wreck careers and reputations, or even get people killed. Either that or just stubborn pride takes the hit. So when someone is blamed, that person tries to pass off the blame to another plausible person, and that person either tries to put the blame back on the first person or pass it to someone else. Essentially the blame is now like a game of "hot potato", hence we call it the Blame Game. A true player of the game will, therefore, work to avoid becoming The Scapegoat at all costs... while doing their best to note who else around them might better fit the role. In bulk, preferably. The Game can happen in both comedy as well as drama. In Real Life, a staple of wrongfully biased politics/journalism, right after any tragedy. Also common among young children when somebody has done something naughty. As well as every other age group. The truth of the matter is either the original accused is often at fault, or some of/the whole group are at fault. On rare occasions, it really does turn out to be an unforeseen person or event. Though when blaming most or an entire group when it is a certainty that not all individuals of a group are at fault, whether present or not, is basically a biased scapegoater and/or person. Compare Never My Fault, when someone consistently tries to avoid taking the responsibility for his or her mistakes, with or without any finger-pointing (but very often with) and see Stopping the Blame Game for when another character refuses to allow this. See also Argument of Contradictions. Remember, this isn't just trying to pass off blame once. There has to be at least one return volley. |
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The Super Mario Bros. Movie: After the Koopa General destroys Donkey Kong's kart, he blames Mario for letting the Koopa General do a Kamikaze Attack on his kart. Their argument lasts until they land into the water and get eaten by the Maw-Ray. | |
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In The Smurfs comic book version of "The Astro Smurf" (and its Animated Adaptation), when Astro Smurf climbs up what's supposed to be a greased pole effortlessly and Grandpa Swoof finds out that it wasn't greased, one Swoof blames another for not greasing it, and that Swoof blames another, and so on. | |
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The second act of Into the Woods has the songs "Your Fault" (where the protagonists try to name the source of the problem) and part of "Last Midnight" (where the Witch calls the protagonists out on wasting time placing blame rather than solving the problem). It's also a Dark Reprise of the song "Ever After," where everyone had congratulated themselves on their bravery and cleverness to find their Happily Ever After. | |
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In a skit on Mr. Show, a group of film executives each try to pass the buck for greenlighting Coupon: The Movie, an abysmal flop. Each time the buck is passed, the group starts chanting the name of the new accusee, until the last man in the room realizes that he's chanting his own name. | |
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Debriefings in Paranoia, unless you kill everyone else first and perjure yourself on a Biblical scale, without needing to worry about their testimony. Or at least bribe or blackmail them to join you in pointing the finger at someone else. | |
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Mystery Men features a blamethrower that makes a couple groups of Mooks do this, allowing the heroes to beat them while they're distracted. | |
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Paranoia Agent: Tsukiko's coworkers repeatedly play this with her. Whenever anything goes wrong, they're quick to pass the blame her way, gossiping about her behind her back. Since Tsukiko herself is constantly trying to avoid feeling guilty over a tragic accident in her past, she's incapable of dealing with any kind of responsibility or blame whatsoever, insisting that things are never her fault and using her creation Maromi as a shield. | |
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In Rick and Morty's Season 1 episode "Meeseeks and Destroy", a large number of Meeseeks get into an argument over whose fault it is that they all exist. | |
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Discworld: Every time a plan formulated by the Auditors goes wrong, some time is spent on this one. The outcome inevitably goes like this: the plan was a group effort, therefore it's everyone's fault, and if it's everyone's fault, it's no one's fault, because the amount of blame that attaches is as close to nothing as makes no difference. They're very corporate that way. The wizards, on the other hand, love nothing more than to spend hours bickering over whose fault something was, especially if they can do this as an alternative to dealing with the problem. They will do this until the problem either goes away on its own, or gets so big that it physically prevents them from continuing. |
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The Berenstain Bears has a book of this verbatim. Whenever Brother and Sister break something, they end up blaming each other. It takes Papa exploding in anger for the cubs to finally learn their lesson in the end. | |
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In the DuckTales (1987) episode Nothing to Fear, Huey, Dewey and Louie get into an argument about responsibility when Nightmare!Quackenbush shows up. | |
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In the DuckTales (2017) episode "Last Christmas!", when Scrooge angrily asks who put up the giant animatronic figure of Santa Claus in his manor, everyone points at Louie while Louie points at Huey. From "Last Crash of the Sunchaser!" |
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This seems to be the main skill that they are looking for on The Apprentice. Donald Trump is most likely to send home the Project Manager of the losing team, so PMs will find someone else to blame for the loss. | |
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In an episode of The Tudors, Cromwell and another lord try to pass off blame for Henry's displeasure with Anne of Cleves. Unsurprising, given that they could well get in quite a lot of trouble if the king's wrath falls on them. | |
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The 1972 Woody Woodpecker cartoon "Shanghai Woody" has the captain of a ship offering his first mate five pounds to shanghai our hero. As Woody has his way on the ship, pecking it full of holes, the captain blames his first mate for it. | |
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The Aaahh!!! Real Monsters episode "Rookie Monsters" ends with Ickis, Krumm, and Oblina blaming each other when the Gromble asks them whose idea it was to be out late at night. | |
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In the Avatar: The Last Airbender episode "The Chase," Katara blames Toph for them being on the run for days without sleep because she never helps them set up camp when they land, Toph blames Appa for leaving a trail of shed fur, and Aang blames Toph for making Appa carry extra weight after she joined the group, leading to fun exchanges like this one: | |
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In The Flintstones episode "The Astra' Nuts", Fred and Barney accidentally sign up for the army after Fred received the wrong address to take a physical exam from Wilma who got it from Betty. | |
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The Powerpuff Girls Movie: After Mojo Jojo's true colors are revealed, the girls fly away from Earth and land on an asteroid. Blossom and Buttercup get into an argument over who is to blame for how things have turned out. Blossom blames Buttercup for escalating their game of tag to destructive levels which is what resulted in them being hated by the town, a fact which Mojo exploited to manipulate them into helping him. Buttercup retorts that it was Blossom's idea to walk home from school - instead of flying which would have allowed them to find their way home easier - which resulted in them encountering Mojo in the first place. | |
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Lampshaded by Joe Cabot in Reservoir Dogs. | |
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As Skyclad put it in "Eirenarch", | |
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Heroes Dreams And Destiny: After the disastrous Fifth Holy Grail War was finally resolved, the Einzberns attempted to blame everything that happened on Rin and Sakura. Zelretch retaliated by revealing how the Grail had been corrupted, along with all of the problems that the Einzbern family had either caused or enabled. | |
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In the first Toy Story, Woody and Buzz pull this when their Escalating War gets them stranded at a gas station. It loses track a little by the end: | |
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In The Bible: Genesis 3, God confronts Adam about his having disobeyed His commandment not to eat the Forbidden Fruit. Adam says, "The woman You put at my side—she gave me of the tree, and I ate", thus passing the blame not only to Eve, but to God. Eve, in turn, says, "The serpent duped me, and I ate." God punishes all three of them. The Book of Samuel. When Samuel confronts Saul about making a sacrifice without waiting for him, Saul answers "You were late, and the people were demanding it". Samuel immediately reads out the death sentence of Saul and his family... irresponsible kings won't be tolerated. |
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The musical Titanic has the ship's captain, owner, and builder singing "The Blame". | |
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The Amazing World of Gumball: In the episode "The Responsible," the Blame Game is played as Gumball is too scared of his mother to take the blame for Anais flooding the house by accident, so he blames Darwin, who in turn blames Anais, since she actually did flood the house. Anais, however, blames their mother for leaving Gumball in charge, who, in turn, blames their father for not finding a proper babysitter. Richard, not having anyone else to blame, blames the internet. Everyone else agrees. In the episode "The Prank", after the prank war between Gumball, Darwin, and Richard goes a little too far and wrecks the house, Nicole angrily demands to know who caused all the damage. All three of them immediately yell "It was him!" and point at each other. |
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The Book of Samuel. When Samuel confronts Saul about making a sacrifice without waiting for him, Saul answers "You were late, and the people were demanding it". Samuel immediately reads out the death sentence of Saul and his family... irresponsible kings won't be tolerated. | |
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Frequently played in the Infinity Train: Blossomverse. Chloe runs away from home and blames everyone back in Vermillion for it: her parents for ignoring how badly she was being bullied at school, said bullies, Goh for being a neglectful Childhood Friend, Ash for being The Ace and the kind of child her father wanted... and back home, everyone proceeds to get into vicious debates among themselves about how much the others are at fault. Such as Professor Cerise reading one of his assistants the riot act after learning they'd seen how miserable Chloe was, but hadn't said anything... because they'd assumed the Professor was already aware and addressing matters privately. Naturally, one of the issues the Train is trying to help Chloe with is recognizing how she's at least partially at fault for her own problems. | |
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Chernobyl manages to depict the layers of bureaucratic finger-pointing that broke out even as the nuclear reactor was busy going critical, let alone the Kafkaesque legal(ish) nightmare that ensued for months afterwards, far removed from the Cosmic Horror playing itself out in the exclusion zone. It almost eclipses the horror of, say, dying of acute radiation poisoning because the poster boy of this trope, Deputy Chief Engineer Anatoly Dyatlov, was in acute denial and incredibly focused on trying to save his own ego (and life from the bigger fish above him) that he just couldn't face what was happening, so gave insane orders. Most politicians, even many frontline responders and liquidators, couldn't face what was happening, although the most courageous tried. So... It's blame game and scapegoat time from those least equipped to understand or care about those being directly affected. It goes poorly, and we see how and at what price in uncomfortable detail. | |
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Without a Trace. After an agent provokes a suspect into attacking him so as to have a reason to shoot him, his partner gives their supervisor a watered down version of what happened. However, Internal Affairs is suspicious and keeps pressing the issue, at which point the first agent blasts the other for lying, while she in turn blasts him for losing his temper with the suspect. | |
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Four generals at the end of a film version of The Charge of the Light Brigade all try to avoid blame for the order for the suicidal charge. | |
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A Game for the Fool: After Wei Wuxian is accidentally trapped by an old Jiang defense mechanism, Jiang Fengmian immediately blames his son Jiang Cheng. Wei Wuxian shifts the blame to himself by pointing out he was the one who triggered the trap, while Jiang Cheng immediately went to get help. This incident causes Jiang Cheng to lose respect for his father, since he attempted to pass the buck to his son while Wei Wuxian stepped up to protect him. | |
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During an ER storyline in which a patient died because he was misdiagnosed by one doctor and consequently given the wrong medication by another, their supervisor blasts them for the error, to which they both respond that she should have been there to oversee them. | |
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A strip from Ctrl+Alt+Del has a team of players from League of Legends playing the blame game. When someone actually takes responsibility for why they lost, the entire game crashes due to the breaking of the blame game that powers the servers. | |
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South Park: The first Christmas Episode explodes into a violent one of these when the audience is dissatisfied with the the changes made to the yearly Christmas pageant. | |
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In the 1949 Tex Avery MGM Cartoon The Counterfeit Cat, Blackie the Cat rips a neighbor dog's scalp and ears (in one piece) off said dog's head to wear on his head and disguise himself as a dog in order to catch and eat a canary that's guarded by another dog, Spike. By the end of the short, as both Blackie and Spike are deprived of what they seek (the canary and bones), the scalped dog comes at them and sees Spike wearing his scalp. Spike puts it on Blackie's head, who then does the same, and both of them keep literally pointing fingers at each other. The scalped dog then gets his scalp bag, and rips the scalps of off both Blackie and Spike, switches them of place and leaves. | |
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Our Week Off Together!: After Luz's Abomination project malfunctions, Amity blames her for experimenting while Amity was out of the room, while Luz suggests that the custom formula Amity made for the project was flawed. Turns out that King unintentionally tampered with the formula. | |
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Genesis 3, God confronts Adam about his having disobeyed His commandment not to eat the Forbidden Fruit. Adam says, "The woman You put at my side—she gave me of the tree, and I ate", thus passing the blame not only to Eve, but to God. Eve, in turn, says, "The serpent duped me, and I ate." God punishes all three of them. | |
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The Dayao in Always Coming Home attempt to shift the blame upon each other when the war goes badly for them. They are big on the Never My Fault when it comes to the leaders. | |
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