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Manipulative Editing

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Manipulative Editing	comment	News programs love controversies. Documentaries (even educational ones) are more interesting when there's a fight or one-sided argument. And Reality TV shows thrive on conflict between the contestants. Theoretically, the conflicts are all the more gripping because they are real — no scripts, no second takes, and little editing. Everything that happened really happened, just as it's shown. And if you believe that, I've got a bridge I'd like to sell you. In point of fact, there are writers on reality TV shows, documentaries, and even the news. There can be "OK, can you say that again, only this time with more emotion". And there are certainly editors whose job it is to compress a long discussion into a few sentences. While the specific events may be outside of the producers' direct control (although that varies depending on the show — and don't count out less direct influences), editing often compresses hours, days, or weeks into mere minutes, and how the events are compressed can alter the meaning of a scene, twist a person's apparent attitude, and alter "reality" to the point that it's barely recognizable to those who were present for the actual events. Some common forms of Manipulative Editing include: Missing or misused context is the single most common type of manipulative editing, and is at least an element of virtually every other kind. At the most basic level, it creates a relationship between two unrelated events, or removes a connection that should have been there. This one is much, much Older Than Television, as people have been quoting their rivals out of context to make them look bad since time immemorial. Cherry-picking quotes from an interview or Confession Cam can turn a fair and balanced statement into a one-sided snark-fest. It's easy to cut off the buts and excepts that would soften a statement, and that's without deeper shenanigans. The "Frankenbite" is where different soundbites are stitched together to create a new whole. Cherry-picking scenes. Showing only certain parts of a relationship can easily create an illusion that has little to do with reality. Imagine if your entire relationship with your best friend was to be summed up in ten minutes. Now imagine that the summation consisted of your combined worst ten minutes â€”your loudest arguments, your worst fights, your angriest moments ever. If someone who didn't know you or your friend saw only the summation, he might well conclude that you had once been friends but were now mortal enemies. Cherry-picking responses on an interview so only the dumbest opinions make it to the final cut. This can easily cause the viewer to think that the selected demographic is way stupider and uncultured than in real life. This is called Selective Stupidity. Causal deletion. It's true that, sometimes, people do things for no reason. Most of the time, though, they have very good reasons —but if the reasons get left on the cutting-room floor, it looks like they don't. This can make even the most justified anger seem petty and immature. For example, if the producers are casting Bob as a bad guy and Alice as a nice girl, they might cut out several days of on-and-off sniping and backbiting on Alice's part, showing only the moment when Bob has had enough and shouts at her, making Bob look like an unreasonable, overreactive jerk. Denial of information. Sometimes important information, like an alliance forming or paranoia setting in, gets removed, which makes some acts seem like a snap decision when the people involved were actually mulling it over for hours, or even days. Accentuating the Negative. If Bob is a decent person most of the time but gets moody under stress, expect his nicer moments to be cut out—including any apologies—to make him look like a complete and utter jackass. Pointed questions. Just because you don't see an interviewer does not mean one isn't there. An unseen, unheard producer may ask the person to talk about a particular subject or ask questions designed to provoke "better" sound bites, and then use only the most interesting bits. In older reality shows, this is often deceptively presented as if it were from a Confession Cam (which, theoretically, has nobody else in the room), by having the person look directly at the camera while answering the producer's questions. Most shows nowadays are more honest about the fact that the person is being interviewed by someone offscreen, and in a few rare instances the producer themselves can be heard responding or asking a question, usually to underscore how dramatic or unusual a situation has become. Prompting. Sometimes the interviewee (often a contestant on a reality show) will simply be told "say this". It happens. Temporal shenanigans. Two events which took place days or weeks apart are shown to have happened nearly simultaneously, or close-together events get spaced out. This can add additional context that did not actually exist, or make emotions seem buried when they were actually dealt with much sooner. For example, if Bob says something about Alice just as Alice walks into the room, it's possible that Bob had actually said it several hours earlier, and Alice didn't hear it. This can also tie in with the Confession Cam by having the cast wear the same outfit and hairstyle every time they're interviewed, so that clips can added to any situation regardless of when in the season the interview took place or what the person was actually talking about at the time. Switching around the order of events. This can be a tricky form of manipulative editing that makes the aftermath of an event appear to be its cause, or even make it seem like someone willed an event to happen (such as an injury) when they were talking or joking about it later. Combine this with cherry-picked comments for extra deception. For example, a shot of a worker looking at a piece of jury-rigged equipment and commenting, "That's not gonna hold for long," might be shown before the failure that necessitated the quick fix, making it appear that the worker predicted the failure and was ignored. Music. Take a shot of a guy staring off into space. Add a triumphant brass fanfare, and suddenly he seems heroic. Add a Chopin piano ballad and he seems wistful and reflective. Add jarring atonal modern music and he seems on the verge of snapping and turning into an Ax-Crazy killer. It's worth stating that this is not necessarily a bad thing. Your average TV editor needs to browse through hundreds or even thousands of hours of unscripted raw footage covering multiple perspectives, and try to and condense it down to a sub-one hour episode with a cohesive narrative for viewers to follow. If shuffling events around, taking quotes out of context and leaving some events on the cutting room floor is what it takes, then the editor has done their job well. Compare Quote Mine and Recorded Spliced Conversation.
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Manipulative Editing / int_11c85b97	comment	If Kurt Harland (of Information Society) is to be believed, the 2004 VH1 series Bands Reunited took this Trope one step further. Besides plenty of manipulative editing, they manipulated actual events â€” they staged a scene where three out of the four band members reunited (even though the three of them had driven to the site together), and had the host wait outside for Harland even though the producers and the other band members knew well ahead of time that he had decided not to do an interview.
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Manipulative Editing / int_1463a028	comment	Used in-universe in Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. One person on an in-universe version of To Catch A Predator met up with the girl just to tell her not to do this, to "take off your clothes and put something decent on", and to think more about who she meets on line. It was edited to make him seem like he was preying on her, with him saying "take off your clothes".
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Manipulative Editing / int_160b4833	comment	The school election episode of Clone High has JFK and Joan of Arc poorly edit footage of Abe eating spaghetti into Abe eating a baby.
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Manipulative Editing / int_195c083d	comment	One of the season finales of Other Space plays this in-universe: the crew realizes the entire ship has been fitted with omnipresent microscopic cameras and the resulting footage has been edited into a highly manipulative trailer of their time.
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Manipulative Editing / int_1b70d1e3	comment	This serves as a plot point in the romantic comedy 27 Dresses. Jane, as her sister Tess's maid of honor, is tasked with creating a slide show for her rehearsal dinner. Unfortunately, Tess is marrying Jane's boss, George, who Jane has secretly loved for years; to make matters worse, Tess has lied to him in an effort to impress him (including saying she loves animals and is a vegetarian and virgin). Jane writes a moving speech for the slide show...which is filled with images of Tess being mean to a cat, eating barbecue ribs, and making out with other guys. The wedding is called off—but surprisingly, Jane's friends chew her out for being such a jerk and publicly humiliating Tess, instead of being open about her feelings.
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Manipulative Editing / int_1b7f57d	comment	Good Luck Charlie: Jo tricks Gabe into letting her record footage of him claiming it'll help him in his campaign for class president, but edits the footage out of context to make him look bad.
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Manipulative Editing / int_1b9abae6	comment	Somewhat done in Where In Time Is Carmen Sandiego, in which the player has to get a spool of thread from a factory that's closed so Thomas Edison can get his light bulb completed. What has to be done is put the phonograph below the window and record the Factory Guard's boss saying "Do not give those rascals a spool of thread!", then playing "Give those rascals a spool of thread!" to the guard who can't see you.
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Manipulative Editing / int_1bc65994	comment	This is one of the main topics of Buried Stars, where the main cast are contestants on a music audition show. Over the course of the game, they'll often discuss (unhappily) how the show portrays a fabricated narrative and/or makes up personas for them through editing. After all, the only thing the producer cares about is attracting and retaining viewers; the stars just being themselves is boring.
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Manipulative Editing / int_1c649ab3	comment	In episode 13 of The Rising of the Shield Hero's anime, Naofumi and his partners defend themselves against some guards who tried to assassinate princess Melty and pin it on Naofumi while another guard stands back with a Crystal Ball that acts like a video camera. Once the heroes defeat the guards, some wizards are shown editing the footage to add blood and evil-looking facial expressions and make it look like they were killing the guards and kidnapping the princess.
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Manipulative Editing / int_1d591bd1	comment	At the beginning of his Chip n' Dale review, he complains there is no two-player mode, but he really just hid the option and said they buried it too deep into the menu. This was to parody The Irate Gamer's Tekken 6 review.
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Manipulative Editing / int_1dedf61a	comment	80-90% of the jokes in many episodes of Space Ghost Coast to Coast come from the clumsy, often surreal manipulation of interview footage.
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Manipulative Editing / int_1e7ca85f	comment	Most of the trailers for Hercules take certain lines out of context and dub them over completely different scenes. For example, the end of the original teaser trailer makes it look like Meg sings "Yes indeed!" at the end of "Zero to Hero", when actually it's one of the Muses, and a later theatrical trailer shows the adult Hercules seemingly praying to the statue of Zeus and asking how to become a true hero, when actually that prayer and question are uttered by Young Hercules the first time he visits the temple and the clips of his older self talking to the statue are from a much later scene, and makes it like Hades is calling Hercules "Jerkules", when it was another person whose voice is used.
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Manipulative Editing / int_2015a151	comment	Tarzan: Untamed: Oswald's film reels are edited to try and make Tarzan seem like a dumb, savage creature.
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Manipulative Editing / int_21e1640f	comment	JonTron does this for laughs when interviewing Jimmy, a star from Kid Nation and he asks what the man's profession is. Jimmy answers that he's going to medical school to become an Oncologist, and Jon had no clue what that was so he had the episode crudely edited to make it seem like he did. However, the footage of him asking what that was, and then asking his assistant-director to splice the footage was deliberately left in.
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Manipulative Editing / int_221d6520	comment	One episode of CHiPs had a team of reporters travelling around harassing Ponch and Jon while they performed their duties. At one point, the lead reporter falls down and Ponch helps him back up. They also have a very harsh argument. Later, the team edits the argument to make it sound like he's threatening the reporter and they run the footage backwards to make it look like Ponch is knocking him down.
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Manipulative Editing / int_2275c659	comment	House: Dr. House was a victim of benevolent editing when the documentary crew filming a patient he cured changed the context of his usual comments, turning them from the verbal abuse of a man who belittles his staff, the patient, and the crew itself into a heartwarming portrayal of a kind man who became a doctor "because of the movie Patch Adams". There was also some Manipulative Editing done for the previews. In one episode, the preview showed them entering the house of a patient who was a hoarder. The preview ends with a cut after they lift up a blanket and see a pair of legs underneath, heavily implying it to be a dead body. However, in the episode, the "Dead body" was actually the patient's wife who was hiding.
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Manipulative Editing / int_23510405	comment	The Shake it Up episode "Reality Check It Up" entirely revolves around this. Kind of makes sense given it's a Reality Show.
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Manipulative Editing / int_2407cefe	comment	YouTube Poop videos are made of this. One of the most common techniques is to edit a character's dialogue so they end up saying something weird, dirty, or both. This practice is known as "Sentence Mixing" (where single words generally stay intact) and "Word Splicing" (where words are cut up, put together and somehow, it works). For example, Robotnik's Face is Politically Incorrect changes Dr. Robotnik's line "I, the baron of badness, the knight of nastiosity, am on the brink of my greatest success!" to "I'm on the brink of incest!", and Gravity Faaf turns an exchange about being co-captain into an exchange about cocaine (by cutting off the word "co-captain" so that it sounds like "coke"). Robotnik's memetic catchphrase in YouTube Poop, "PINGAS!" (which sounds like "penis" to some ears) is also an example: it comes from the phrase "snooping as usual, I see". It was discovered by Stegblob and first used in Robotnik Has a Viagra Overdose. There's also its much less popular equivalents, such as "PINESS", from a line in Sonic's Christmas Blast where Robotnik says "Hap-PINESS is always so much more enjoyable..." Also "PIENDISH" and "PEINOUS" from "fiendish" and "heinous" respectively. Another very popular phrase comes from the intro to the Zelda CD-i game Link: Faces of Evil where Link says "How about a kiss, for luck?" This is also part of the "THIS VIDEO WILL BE FLAGGED" fad, which involves editing a clip to make it sound like a character is doing or saying something dirty. The "I made this while doing X" meme also utilizes this, where a character's dialogue is used to form a song title followed by that song being played. The meme-maker was through_the_fire_and_flames.wmv. Spanish-speaking poops lend themselves particularly well to word splicing, as the Spanish language has simpler phonetics that make it much easier to piece together individual phonemes into an entire sentence.
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Manipulative Editing / int_261c8d3f	comment	Mocked, like everything else in this archive, by The Simpsons season 6 episode "Homer Badman". Homer is accused of molesting a college-aged babysitter after peeling a rare gummi candy off the seat of her pants, so he goes to an interview on the news show "Rock Bottom" to explain himself, but his testimony gets warped into an admission of guilt (even better with the clock in the background that noticeably changes back and forth with each cut - something the writers admit on the DVD commentary makes no sense, since the original dialogue only takes Homer about a minute to say): The editing fun didn't stop there, however: In a "Treehouse of Horror XIX" segment "How To Get Ahead in Dead-Vertising", Homer finds that he is very efficient in killing celebrities, and so is paid to kill whoever the Corrupt Corporate Executive wants to use in his adverts without actually paying them. Cue a stock market commercial where different shots of John Wayne are used; The actor's clothes and backgrounds change between each word and even go B/W every now and then. Perhaps even more flagrantly, the very last shot is of Wayne's grave!
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Manipulative Editing / int_27b0262b	comment	Invoked in an episode of MythBusters, where they showed a clip of Adam and Jamie solving Rubik's Cubes - Jamie while blindfolded, and Adam using his feet. They then revealed that they had actually filmed clips of themselves scrambling the cubes from a solved state and played it backwards, and had one of the researchers walk backwards across the room in the background to add verisimilitude. Likewise, a lot of testing tends to get cut for time constraints; but normally these are just replicating the results, so it's rather justified.
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Manipulative Editing / int_28cb9594	comment	The 2002 French mockumentary OpÃ©ration Lune, also released with an English-language narration as Dark Side of the Moon, was created to demonstrate how documentaries can slant their subject using techniques such as manipulative editing. It includes interviews with luminaries including Henry Kissinger, Donald Rumsfeld, and Buzz Aldrin, who are made to appear as if they are talking about the entirely fictional conspiracy that the film purports to be documenting.
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Manipulative Editing / int_28d12f0e	comment	Winter of '83 does this to inflict horror: the bacteria that invades and wipes out Fawn Circle has the ability to affect ultra-high frequency waves and magnetic media, which is initially mistaken as a way to eat. Instead, the bacteria can manipulate this media, going so far as to burn images and video footage into what it wants to. It doesn't actually speak, but instead copies what is said with these media and spit it back out altered into what it wants to say.
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Manipulative Editing / int_2990bf98	comment	In Dicey Dungeons Reunion, the Robot blames the audience's perception of them as an unsympathetic The Spock type on their footage being edited by Lady Luck.
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Manipulative Editing / int_2b0ada22	comment	WandaVision: Wanda's hex magic allows her to manipulate her in-universe sitcom, generally editing out any intrusions into the false reality of the Hex. This is best seen in the fourth episode once Darcy Lewis and Jimmy Woo get an old TV tuned in to the show. When they watch "Don't Touch That Dial", Wanda cuts out Dottie breaking a glass in her hand in response to Jimmy trying to reach out to Wanda through a radio nearby. They just hear the glass breaking and skip straight to Dottie using a napkin to staunch the bleeding. When they get to "Now in Color", and Monica brings up Pietro's death at the hands of Ultron, the sitcom shows Wanda glaring at and interrogating Monica, then abruptly smash cuts to Wanda and Vision on the couch in front of the TV, skipping entirely over her booting Monica out of the Hex and briefly seeing Vision in the state he was in after Thanos killed him. In episode 5, when SWORD sends a drone into the Hex to try and talk to Wanda, the broadcast shots of Wanda are always framed to keep the drone out of sight...and the feed is temporarily shut down when Hayward fires a missile at her, prompting her to temporarily leave the Hex to confront him. In the fifth episode, Hayward shows Jimmy Woo and Darcy Lewis footage of Wanda breaking into a S.W.O.R.D. facility and stealing Vision's body, making it seem like she was the villain. However, in episode 8, we find out that Wanda's visit was actually peaceful, that she came in, saw Vision's terrible state they put him in, and once she was allowed to say goodbye, she left peacefully. Hayward tampered with the footage afterwards to cover his ass.
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Manipulative Editing / int_2b82b95f	comment	iCarly: In "iFight Shelby Marx'', Nevel makes a fake video using a line from iCarly and manages to fool the teenage wrestler Shelby Marx into thinking that Carly deliberately pushed down her grandmother during a press conference when it was really an accident, leading to Shelby actually wanting to hurt Carly during the wrestling match they had organized to raise money for charity. In the end, Shelby and the iCarlies realize the deception and Carly, Sam, and Shelby give Nevel a brutal beating offscreen.
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Manipulative Editing / int_2cfe43cb	comment	In Adventures in Odyssey, Cryin' Bryan Dern tells Jimmy Barclay about the application of this Trope â€” record someone when they don't know about it and broadcast it in such an order that it makes them look stupid. Jimmy uses this on Eugene, and then has the tables turned on him by Dern.
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Manipulative Editing / int_2e3e7ac2	comment	Justice League: In "Eclipsed", the Flash complains that a talk show host has edited footage of him throwing a tantrum while filming a commercial, so that he looks like a complete jerk. While this is true, his fellow League members clearly believe that not much editing is required. While Lex Luthor is running for president, the media ambushes Captain Marvel asking for a comment. Marvel comments neutrally that he's happy that Luthor, a former supervillain, can reform and become a politician but otherwise has no opinion. Unfortunately, his statement gets spun and edited by the news to make it out as if he was praising and endorsing Luthor on behalf of the entire Justice League. Afterwards, Superman chides Marvel, noting that this is why the League has an official policy to never discuss politics, endorse politicians, or even hock products while on the job.
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Manipulative Editing / int_2e621178	comment	In one episode of The Good Wife, Cary Agos is charged with conspiracy to transport narcotics based on a recording of him telling some members of Lemond Bishop's drug ring how to evade detection, taken by a CI. However the CI had conveniently left out the part where they were all clearly talking about fictional drug dealers in the movies.
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Manipulative Editing / int_2ec27115	comment	The Teen Titans Go! episode "Money Grandma" has Robin get Beast Boy and Cyborg to fight by showing them a doctored video of them insulting each other. Raven tries to point out to Cyborg and Beast Boy that the video is clearly edited, but they don't listen to her.
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Manipulative Editing / int_2f1ee31e	comment	Jessie: In "The Rosses Get Real", a mean reporter named Corrine Baxter interviews the Ross family but edits their words out of context to make them fight each other and uses their heated arguments to juice up the ratings for her show. Fortunately, the family formulates a plan to get rid of her.
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Manipulative Editing / int_2fee008d	comment	In Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann, a villain tricks Kamina into leaving his mecha in exchange for removing some censorship blurring, the implication being that the beautiful women being blurred are nude. When the blur is removed, it turns out they're wearing towels.
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Manipulative Editing / int_309df9ea	comment	Parodied in Atop the Fourth Wall in an April Fool's Day episode parodying The Irate Gamer. He turns the pages upside-down while complaining they printed the pages upside-down, complains that it takes forever to turn a page while slowing down the footage, and skips to the end while complaining that there was nothing in the comic book. Linkara even gives credit to Third Rate Gamer for inspiration.
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Manipulative Editing / int_3127e38	comment	This caused a major problem for ACN in The Newsroom after they air a news story that they discover was doctored, forcing them to retract a falsified, high-profile story about American troops using sarin gas on foreign soil. As a result, the several characters are threatened with losing their jobs for not spotting the fabrication and the one who did edit the video was fired, showing why you do not edit high-profile news stories.
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Manipulative Editing / int_34a70b48	comment	Batman Forever: Edward Nygma, the future Riddler, murders Fred Stickley by throwing him out a window. Then he edits the security footage to remove himself and make it look like Stickley committed suicide.
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Manipulative Editing / int_36d1798b	comment	The video "Goofy Racist" takes a clip from An Extremely Goofy Movie and replaces Max's dialogue with a line originally spoken by Richie from Static Shock, making it sound like Max was angry with Goofy for being racist and driving his best friend away. Since Jason Marsden plays both characters, and Max's best friend is ostensibly a different species from Max and Goofy (not that it actually matters to any of them), this is surprisingly convincing to the point some people were actually unclear about whether or not it was real.
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Manipulative Editing / int_3cd7b9fa	comment	In Broadcast News, Tom is interviewing a woman with a single camera setup. When they turn the camera around for his reaction shots, he make his eye tear so it looks like her story made him cry. It actually almost did, but he wouldn't have been on camera when he had.
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Manipulative Editing / int_3e3247d4	comment	In the Season 4 finale of Dance Moms, Abby and Christi break out into what would be their last heated argument over the latter's daughter Chloe. When Abby's back is turned to the camera as she walks away, her voice is heard saying that Chloe is "washed up" and Christi goes ballistic. Later, Chloe tearfully tells her mother that she "heard what Abby said" and they leave the show for good. After the episode taped, Christi said in a now-deleted series of tweets that Abby "made fun of Chloe's appearance caused by a health issue" and that her comment would likely "be edited to protect her". Once the episode aired, fans quickly discovered that Abby's final comments to Christi were spliced together from a different episode where Abby was arguing with her main rival Cathy and that Abby's insensitive remark was made less harsh both in order to protect Abby (as Christi predicted) and to make it look like Christi flipped out over nothing. The mothers have also stated at fan events that their reactions to Abby are often taken from harsher situations to make it look like they're flipping out over something petty. At one meet-and-greet, Kelly Hyland, who had two daughters on the show, said the following regarding manipulative editing:
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Manipulative Editing / int_3f0ac27c	comment	In The Broken Day, when Lily Romanoff and T'Chone infiltrate Hogwarts, they basically rely on a mental version of this to escape detection by Snape's Legilimency; rather than block his mental probes, they deliberately push forward certain memories to support their story, thus discouraging Snape from probing any deeper.
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Manipulative Editing / int_3f6951a	comment	The 2004 film Super Size Me has long been accused of leaving out important bits of inconvenient context to make a point and no one has ever been able to replicate its results. The concept is that director Morgan Spurlock would eat at McDonaldâ€™s every meal for a month and super-size his meal every time he was asked. Spurlock had put on 25 lbs. by the end of it, was constantly sick, and ended up going to the hospital with heart palpitations but fast food alone causing him to get so sick is not exactly the whole story. The biggest omission is that he'd been vegan for years when he started his experiment. The film makes it seem like only Spurlock's then girlfriend (now ex-wife) Alex was vegan. Such a rapid change in diet with no transition period would make anyone sick. Spurlock would also later admit to having struggled with alcoholism since his early teens. The doctor who did his checkup at the end of the film even says his liver resembles an alcoholic's. Are his bouts of vomiting throughout caused by just his diet, or could his drinking explain some if not most of it?
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Manipulative Editing / int_400469e	comment	Invoked in Calvin and Hobbes, where Calvin attempts to establish a fictitious childhood by having Hobbes take pictures of him out of context so it looks like he is always behaving that way.
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Manipulative Editing / int_40d9e04f	comment	Television Without Pity snarks on one particular Frankenbite in this recap.
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Manipulative Editing / int_44127c7c	comment	In the Power Rangers fic Crimson Rising, the anti-Ranger organisation Sector Nine edit the footage of Hunter killing the President to obscure such details as the fact that the president was under the control of Master Vile and was about to kill Shane, Dustin and Cam if Hunter hadnâ€™t attacked Vile in his current host body.
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Manipulative Editing / int_453a04b0	comment	The Fairly Oddparents: Vicky plays an obviously fake recording of "Timmy" confessing to cheating on a test (the beginning of which is from the first episode, where she cut Timmy off by telling him he was going to bed). When Timmy denies it, Vicky reveals a second tape recorder, and uses his denial from two seconds ago to make a more convincing version. Timmy does the same thing later after Vicky is de-aged, as a way of getting back at her. And also in the episode "Playdate of Doom", where Foop manages to cleverly trick Jorgen into speaking the exact words for his hidden tape recorder, and edit the recording.
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Manipulative Editing / int_457b671e	comment	Used on 24 in Season 2, where during President Palmer's impeachment proceeding it is made to look like the President ordered the torture of an innocent man by erasing the portion of a tape where he confessed to helping the terror plot.
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Manipulative Editing / int_47dfc6f	comment	Total Drama: In "Aftermath II: Forgive and for Gwen", Geoff and Bridgette choose to only show DJ's confessional in which he's unapologetic about the many benefits of his illegal alliance with Chef. DJ begs them to show another confessional that would clear his name, but they refuse for entertainment's sake until DJ's mother starts pelting them with produce. The other confessional shows that DJ was instructed on what to say by Chef under threat of violence. In "Lies, Cries, and One Big Prize", Chris shows Shawn's love interest and helper Jasmine the many confessionals in which Shawn shit-talks her plans for the prize money and his intent not to share. While all are genuine and even recent, by the point of the showing Shawn has come around and wants to share the money. Despite Shawn's pleas for Chris to show his final confessionals, Chris doesn't, because for the final challenge it's necessary for the helpers to be angry at the finalists.
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Manipulative Editing / int_4d4fe8fd	comment	One of Dunkey's Running Gags is shouting "CUT THE VIDEO!" just before he dies. Although most of the time he leaves his death in.
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Manipulative Editing / int_4d6f2b12	comment	Roger & Me: the entire premise of the film is Moore's unsuccessful attempts to land an interview with General Motors CEO Roger Smith, to discuss the job losses at GM's Flint, Michigan plant. What Moore never bothers to mention is that Smith had already given him no fewer than three one-hour interviews, and the flustered employees in GM's executive suite when Moore bursts in with a camera are flustered precisely because they knew this and couldn't understand what Moore wanted.
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Manipulative Editing / int_4f067404	comment	On Just Shoot Me!, a couple of the characters splice up the boss' words to force another to do their bidding, with very obvious pauses and changes in inflection.
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Manipulative Editing / int_4f3685d7	comment	One episode of Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes played this one for drama. Johnny manages to hack off some aliens somehow, so they rig up a kangaroo court and challenge Sue, Reed, and Ben to prove to them that they shouldn't execute his irreverent ass right on the spot. Every time they try to say something in his defense, the aliens replay a moment from the past where they said the exact opposite thing in the heat of the moment after Johnny did something annoying. Attempts to call the aliens out on this Trope were met with a response not dissimilar to "Well, we're the ones with the video playback, jackass, so what are you gonna do now?" It took a natural disaster during which Johnny could perform an altruistic act at great risk to himself to get him off the hook.
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Manipulative Editing / int_50e2e357	comment	A couple of enterprising (no pun intended!) fans edited the novelization of Star Trek (2009) into this (audio is EXTREMELY NSFW).
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Manipulative Editing / int_536fee2c	comment	Most seasons of So You Think You Can Dance are edited to make it look like the finalists are chosen at the end of "Vegas Week". In fact, not only are the final selections are made about a month after Vegas Week ends, but they are made in southern California; the set is made up to look like they are still in Vegas.
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Manipulative Editing / int_546876cb	comment	Sonic Boom: To goad Shadow into attacking Sonic, Dr. Eggman ambushes Sonic and asks him what he thinks of Shadow. He records Sonic's confused but largely positive answers, then shows Shadow a heavily edited version of the recording which makes it look like Sonic is insulting him. Shadow takes the blatantly spliced footage at face value and goes after Team Sonic. Interestingly, this was averted from a meta-perspective. Rather than actually splicing together Sonic's dialogue, they had Roger Craig Smith record the "edited" dialogue in a single take.
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Manipulative Editing / int_57c78834	comment	In Mr. Deeds, Deeds rescues a woman and all her cats from a burning building. The next morning, he watches the news and is dismayed to find the news footage has been altered to make it look like he killed the cats and then forced himself on the woman.
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Manipulative Editing / int_583d841f	comment	An episode of Storage Wars shows Barry giving Dave a hat with his bidding catchphrase (a loud, obnoxious "Yuuuuup!") on the front, so that he would shut up and point to the hat instead, with poor results. However, later that episode, Dave's employees show up to the locker he won with "Yuuuuup!" and a copyright mark on their T-shirts. Dave's hat already has a copyright mark on it as well.
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Manipulative Editing / int_5921531a	comment	Persona 3 plays this for drama when it turns out Yukari's dead father told the future not to kill the full moon shadows, but the not was edited out .
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Manipulative Editing / int_5a3533fe	comment	This was shown in one episode of My Name Is Earl where Earl helps out a reporter on his list by being the protagonist of a reportage about him and his family. What was a heart-warming interview went through incredible amounts of cherry-picking to make Randy look even more stupid on purpose.
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Manipulative Editing / int_5bb40efc	comment	The film crew in Tombstone Rashomon are doing this; getting Wyatt Earp to do multiple takes of him rising his bible and holding it over his heart and then reading it, until Wyatt gets annoyed with the whole process.
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Manipulative Editing / int_5c208620	comment	In Superman: The Animated Series this happens to Jimmy Olsen when Angela Chen edits footage of Jimmy talking to make it look like he's pals with Superman. This attracts Jimmy some unwanted attention by others.
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Manipulative Editing / int_5ffa3f15	comment	Another very popular phrase comes from the intro to the Zelda CD-i game Link: Faces of Evil where Link says "How about a kiss, for luck?"
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Manipulative Editing / int_60f02ddb	comment	American Dad!: Hayley wants to break up a couple so she can date the guy. She and Steve call the chick in question, ask random questions, then edit them to make it appear the chick has called her BF by accident, and said a bunch of non-GFish stuff.
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Manipulative Editing / int_627b3897	comment	An episode of Everybody Loves Raymond had Robert and Ray tasked with creating a tribute video for Frank. They decide to interview his lodge brothers, but get only negative comments and complaints. Ray then hits on the idea of asking the men how they feel about chocolate; the pair then clumsily edit the video to cut between the lodge brothers saying "Frank Barone" and then positive remarks about the dessert. Frank notices something is up when the video includes people talking about how much they'd like to eat him.
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Manipulative Editing / int_62bf541	comment	He draws a cross over the Koopas in Super Mario Bros. while complaining there was more than one enemy in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, which had not happened in a Mario game before.
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Manipulative Editing / int_64ff8c3	comment	A lot of CinemaSins videos conveniently edit out scenes of characters explaining or justifying a thing. For instance, their Return of the Jedi video complains about the bone in the Rancor's mouth shifting position, cutting out the split second where Luke shifts its position.
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Manipulative Editing / int_671dadb5	comment	In The Powerpuff Girls (2016) episode "Presidential Punchout", Princess tries to turn everyone against Blossom when they run for class president by editing together clips of Blossom saying unflattering and incriminating things like "This school's students are doody" and that her true goal is to become "the (fart noise) Queen".
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Manipulative Editing / int_68a59532	comment	Maddox accuses Penn & Teller: Bullshit! of doing this to him. He was asked to make an appearance in an episode about senior citizens, where he was interviewed and, at one point, posited that old people smellnote Since people tend to lose their sense of smell as they grow older, they start to search out stronger perfumes and colognes. He tied this into his overall thesis that old assholes are still assholes, and thus don't deserve any more leeway than a young asshole. The editors completely cut out his thesis and supporting argument, tried to "disprove" him with a completely unrelated experiment, and made him look like a gigantic tool. Maddox made a video about it (years later), causing his fanbase to start angrily Tweeting at Penn Jillette. Penn apologized on Twitter and Maddox considered the issue over.
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Manipulative Editing / int_6abf16c2	comment	In the Big Finish Doctor Who story "Pretty Lies", the war reporter Schandel is not only able to edit the War Doctor's remarks about the horrors of the Time War and his own complicity into "an uplifting call to arms", he's even able to use technology to change the Doctor's tone, so that "I'm the stuff of nightmares" sounds like a Badass Boast rather than self-loathing.
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Manipulative Editing / int_6eed44ab	comment	Parodied on Dead Ringers with a sketch based on the health show You Are What You Eat (the name is changed to You Are What We Edit). After the subject describes his perfectly healthy lifestyle to the presenter, she declares "That's not nearly unhealthy enough to give our viewers a smug sense of superiority!" and edits it. Worth noting that the man in question would not have objected to this: Trevor admitted straight off that "I don't really have a weight problem, but I've always wanted to feel vaguely important, so I'm desperate to appear on a Channel 4 makeover show."
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Manipulative Editing / int_72ab82	comment	In the Kid Icarus (1986) review, he claims that Uranos shows up as early as the Underworld fortress, when it only appears in Skyworld. He also "shows" that the Snowmen enemies are named "Snowball Flinging Assholes" in the instruction manual.
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Manipulative Editing / int_72e68fc6	comment	In case 2 of Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney â€“ Spirit of Justice, this is employed by sleazy television producer Roger Retinz, who edited out a crucial moment of Trucy's magic show in order to make her look like the killer.
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Manipulative Editing / int_7460586f	comment	In the Archer episode "Viscous Coupling", Archer does this to audio of Barry to make it sound like he's cheating on Katya. Katya pretends to believe it.
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Manipulative Editing / int_757cf125	comment	Happens in one episode of Rocket Power where the gang is filmed at the skate park by a crew. All of their tricks are edited so close together that it looks like Sam did each trick, when the only trick he did was an accident.
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Manipulative Editing / int_762f6288	comment	The Hills has been repeatedly alleged as being almost entirely scripted/manipulated in the editing process, to such an extent that MTV themselves admitted after the series finale that "maybe the term 'reality TV' didn't perfectly apply" to the show. Some cast members have stated after the fact that nearly everything was either exaggerated or faked for the cameras: In general, many of the recaps that air prior to episodes use lines and shots that don't line up with what happened before, and often recut the lines being said to reframe that week's major problem or issue. Tabloid reports produced during the show's lifespan showed images of reporters and fans staked out around lead cast member Lauren Conrad's house. Within the context of the series, however, establishing shots of her apartment show her in what appears to be a quiet, sleepy corner of the city, with virtually no one in sight and no trace of the paparazzi camped out there. This is a common trick in reality shows — by necessity, reality shows often use a different residence from the one where the cast are actually living, often due to concerns over anonymity or portraying their lifestyle in a different way. Cast member Audrina Patridge ran a blog that posted during and after the show's lifespan, and has said in past posts that she was cast by a producer in the role of Lauren and Heidi's friend. As such, the information gleaned in the pilot episode (that Audrina just happened to be friends with Lauren and Heidi prior to the events of the series) is completely false. Years after the show ended, Spencer Pratt stated that his and Heidi's "elopement" to Mexico to get married in the second season was "largely symbolic", and likely never happened. In actuality (and found out by the Associated Press after the fact), the two wedded in a civil ceremony after-hours near an office park, with no cameras present. Lauren has stated outright that she was not on the end of Spencer's "I'm sorry" phone call in the fifth season. The season five finale has Lauren present at Spencer and Heidi's wedding, only to slip out unnoticed after the ceremony due to her feelings over the event and life in general... except in actuality, she was locked in basement of the church for several hours under guard, even though she had somewhere to be, and the wedding was beset with a power outage that stalled the proceedings for several hours. According to Kristin Cavalieri (the lead character of the fifth and final season), "almost all of" the season was scripted, to such an extent that she only showed up to film scenes three days out of every week, and that her real friends and job were kept away from MTV. Additionally, she has stated that her relationship with fellow cast member Justin was faked, and that the producers asked her to text him to have him show up for scenes, even when he didn't want to. The show itself invoked this in its final scene. After Kristin and Brody part ways for the final time, Brody walks away — and it's revealed that the entire area he's standing in is a set, with decorations and even the Hollywood sign itself being seen as props carted away by crew members. Allegedly, this was done by MTV in response to allegations about the show's manipulative filming process.
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Manipulative Editing / int_7668653b	comment	Mass Effect 3: If you did not save the Salarian Councilor on the Citadel, Udina will conjure up an edited clip mere minutes later that makes it look like you did the deed yourself instead of being there trying to stop it, to try and implicate you.
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Manipulative Editing / int_77184a72	comment	Parodied in an episode of Victorious where several Hollywood Arts students are asked to star in a reality show. The producers splice together Tori's conversation with her grandmother with Beck ordering a pizza in a way that made it sound like the two were having an affair. The gang was actually entirely okay with it once the producers admit to it, they just wish they had been told ahead of time.
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Manipulative Editing / int_78621bac	comment	Season 7 of America's Got Talent features a segment during the elimination rounds where all the competing rappers essentially trash talk Granny G and Burton Crane (two elderly contestants who both auditioned with a rap) behind their backs. While their harsh comments appear to be genuine, there's a particularly jarring shot of one rapper seemingly watching Granny G from the back with an annoyed glance. If you look close enough, you'll see that Granny was actually chroma keyed into the shot.
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Manipulative Editing / int_7899c84f	comment	In Sue Townsend's Adrian Mole: The Cappuccino Years, when Bert Baxter, a centenarian Dirty Old Man was interviewed during his 105th birthday celebration, his answers were censored, so as the interview could be broadcasted before the Watershed:
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Manipulative Editing / int_7950b30f	comment	Inverted by The Colbert Report back in 2007: Stephen, having heard that democratic Congressmen were being barred from appearing on his program due to this trope, staged an interview given by PBS's Gwen Ifill, gave many phrases in list form that would allow for easy editing during the interview, then invited the audience to edit the interview and post it to YouTube.
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Manipulative Editing / int_798e6a69	comment	Screencap comics are this trope, albeit justified in that that's how they are made in the first place. The creator of DM of the Rings noted that he could find a picture of Aragorn looking stoned/hungover in almost every scene he was in. ("Iâ€™ve come to think of him as Stareagorn").
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Manipulative Editing / int_7a2e12e5	comment	In Spider-Man: Far From Home, the post-credits scene includes a news broadcast in which footage by Mysterio, moments before his death, has been edited to frame Spider-Man for not only as a murderer, but responsible for the evil plan he just stopped. This ends up setting up the basis of Spider-Man: No Way Home — while his lawyer correctly identifies it as being doctored, and is able to clear him of legal consequences, this does nothing to dissuade a vast bulk of the public, and his reputation takes a nosedive as a result.
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Manipulative Editing / int_7c038c18	comment	Phineas and Ferb: In "Phineas' Birthday Clip-O-Rama!", Isabella is given some footage of Phineas to edit into a birthday tribute, but takes the opportunity instead to splice together clips of Phineas saying "We'll - be - together - forever, - Isabella" and "Isabella-will-you-marry-me?"
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Manipulative Editing / int_7c4f1adb	comment	Our Miss Brooks: In "Public Speakers Nightmare" and "The Tape Recorder", innocuous recordings are accidentally misplayed to produce Miss Brooks saying scandalous things about Mr. Conklin, and Mr. Conklin insulting Mr. Stone, Head of the Board of Education. These recordings, incidentally, are played in front of Mr. Stone . . . .
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Manipulative Editing / int_7d5f8592	comment	Paranatural: The school vice-principal shows the principal a picture of Max jumping through the bus, then fakes an Enhance Button to make him look like a dangerous subversive.
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Manipulative Editing / int_7fa02e4	comment	Zeus Is Dead: A Monstrously Inconvenient Adventure: On a Monster Slayer shoot (an in-universe reality TV show where the star travels the U.S. countryside slaying monsters that returned to the world along with the Greek gods in 2009) outside Las Vegas, Tracy mentions that they can edit out some of the monster's cuter moments to make Jason killing it seem more heroic. It's moot, however, as the monster in question becomes far more fearsome shortly thereafter.
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Manipulative Editing / int_7fc78282	comment	In The Lord of the Rings, Sauron drives Denethor to despair and madness using this; Denethor has a palantir that he uses to try and spy on Sauron, but Sauron has one of the other stones in his possession. The palantiri are explictly unable to show false images, so Sauron twists the effects of the stones so that Denethor sees only Sauronâ€™s mightiest forces and greatest victories. Denethor becomes convinced that Sauron is unstoppable and that everything the heroes do fails to change anything, driving him to suicidal insanity.
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Manipulative Editing / int_80c38f6b	comment	The Heroes v Villains season of Australian Survivor features a good example of selectively quoting contestants to tell a story. Episode 17 revolves around George becoming paranoid that the rest of his "Spice Girls" alliance (Shonee and Liz) are starting to work being his back, and the show presents his realisation as happening after host Jonathan LaPaglia casually mentions their own nickname, "The Shiz", during a challenge. Shonee has stated outside of the show that "Shiz" was a nickname that they had actually adopted much earlier and one that George was fine with, but the episode portraying the name being created, George's discovery of it, and his subsequent machinations to get Shonee eliminated makes for a much more coheisive single-episode story than the actual sequence of events, and an effective simplification of the motivations driving George's paranoia.
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Manipulative Editing / int_81706932	comment	It's a major plot point in the 1987 movie The Running Man, specifically Ben Richards and his refusal to go through with the Bakersfield Massacre after seeing that those he was sent to kill were unarmed women and children â€” all despite the police ordering him to fire. The edited footage has the police ordering him to retreat and Richards refusing.
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Manipulative Editing / int_820b48b3	comment	Bowling for Columbine: The opening scene featured a bank that offered a free rifle for opening a bank account and showed him walk in, open the account, and then cut to him in the parking lot with said rifle in hand to imply the bank just handed it to him. Yeah... no. The bank actually did offer a free rifle in the form of a voucher you had to take to a participating sporting goods store to redeem, and you most definitely had to pass the background check and be legally entitled to own the firearm to begin with. Of course that's a pretty reasonable way to do things so the parking lot scene was filmed later and spliced in to "prove" Moore's point. He showed what a heartless bastard Charlton Heston was for holding an NRA fundraiser in Colorado shortly after the Columbine massacre and gloating with the "cold, dead fingers" speech to mock the victims. While the NRA did indeed hold an event in Colorado (the organization's annual meeting) —because rescheduling it was legally impossible by that pointnote The NRA is a New York-based nonprofit. By New York law, any changing or cancellation of an annual meeting must be made with ten days notice. The shooting at Columbine occurred 11 days before the meeting. This would have required the NRA to mail a notice to each of its millions of members in less than a day. — sharp-eyed viewers may notice that Heston is wearing a different suit for the "cold dead fingers" line than he wears in the rest of the footage. Another recurring and particularly blatant example is essentially any interview scene with a clock in the background of one or both participants. Mismatched times between the interviewer and the interviewee, not enough time elapsed between answers for the question presented to have been the one asked, time strangely jumping forward and backward in general... some of the complaints are not so much that the editing's manipulative as the insult to the viewer's intelligence implied by how obvious it sometimes is.
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Manipulative Editing / int_82439e5c	comment	In the Christmas episodes of the British version of The Office, Pointy-Haired Boss David Brent — who has fallen on hard times after losing his job and failing to jumpstart a media career on the back of his appearances in the show, which has shown him to be largely a jerk — argues that the film crew who followed him and his employees around 'stitched him up' by doing this, presenting a top-heavy depiction of the moments that made him look like a clown (which, to be fair, there were lots of) and not showing enough of the moments where he actually did do a good job and / or managed to charm people. Interestingly, the Christmas episodes go some way towards rectifying this, showing him in a more charming, competent light, as if the documentary makers felt bad about this and were trying to make it up to him.
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Manipulative Editing / int_82fb68e2	comment	Formula 1: In the Best Team Radio for the 2018 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix the clip is edited in a way that makes it look like Pierre Gasly is screaming at his team over the radio to check for fire while pulling to a stop while in the actual race he was yelling over the noise at a marshal standing by the track to check when they hesitated not knowing what to do after he'd already pulled to a stop, and he stopped as soon as someone let him know the car wasn't visibly on fire. In the Best Team Radio for the 2019 German Grand Prix the editing mixes around Lewis Hamilton's radio about tires during his slide into the wall, removing the bit where he said the tires were ridiculous right before sliding and using radio from the pitstop he'd made before the crash.
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Manipulative Editing / int_846a0b73	comment	The One to Make It Stay: After their memories are erased by Oblivio, Chat believes that he's been secretly crushing on his partner, and decides to confess before she releases the Miraculous Cure. He does so expecting Ladybug to gently turn him down, as both of them believe she's already got a boyfriend, and simply wants to tell her while he's got the chance. Unfortunately, Alya secretly records his confession, then edits the footage to make it appear that she returned his feelings and they got together, then posted the resulting video on her Ladyblog. This proves to be crossing a line too far for the superheroine, who confronts and calls her out on it... and also emboldens the 'normal' Chat Noir to continue harassing her, pressuring her to get together with him.
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Manipulative Editing / int_87b55b5d	comment	The Onion parodied this in their video "Man Had Sex With Wife Thousands Of Times Before Killing Her", part of the fictional True Crime Show Within a Show Raw Justice. The "real" story appears to be a tragic accident in which a normal couple were having passionate sex in the kitchen before the husband performed a possibly lethal "donkey punch" on his wife. Raw Justice's version turns it into an oversensationalized crime story about a "coital boogeyman" who held his wife captive for years as a Sex Slave before finally and coldly committing premeditated murder. They use every editing trick in the book to make the husband seem like a monstrous rapist and the wife as a battered victim with Stockholm Syndrome, while the actual content of the story is anything but horrific.
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Manipulative Editing / int_880cfa15	comment	Hogan's Heroes: In-Universe. The Gestapo sets up a counterfeiting operation at Stalag 13, and the officer in charge confides to Klink that he (the officer) will be executed if it fails. Hogan and co. record the conversation and edit it to sound like the head counterfeiter will be killed once he's finished with his work, then play the doctored tape for him so he'll help them sabotage the operation.
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Manipulative Editing / int_89bf8ce	comment	30 Rock parodied this trope when Tracey's wife Angie got her own reality TV show. An argument that Tracey and Liz had was edited to seem like an apology and the producers went so far as to have actors portray the two so that the scene could end with a hug. Also, Jack was edited to appear gay and badly hiding it.
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Manipulative Editing / int_8bd22b6a	comment	In the Longshoreman Of The Apocalypse arc of Schlock Mercenary, a news team interviews Schlock. What they show, however, features a spliced-in video of their anchor, who asks questions that make Schlock's answers sound even worse than how they really were.
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Manipulative Editing / int_8c8771a	comment	In the Doctor in the House episode "Doctor on the Box", the medical students at St. Swithin's Hospital are being interviewed for a documentary, and the director also films a few scenes of choreographed revelry at the bar. In one scene, one of the students says the popular perception of medical students is that they spend all their time "boozing, playing rugger, chasing nurses," whereas they actually spend "hardly any time at all" doing those things. When the documentary airs, the footage is edited to portray the students as drunken, skirt-chasing clowns, and the interviewee now appears to be claiming that students do spend all their time "boozing, playing rugger, chasing nurses," leaving "hardly any time at all" for the work they are supposed to be doing on taxpayers' money.
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Manipulative Editing / int_8d81bb26	comment	On NCIS, this Trope gave Gibbs trouble in the Season 3 episode "Model Behavior" when reporters misrepresented him on camera â€” impressive given how little he said while storming through the press mob with a scowl on his face. The edited footage made it look like Gibbs cut an interview short when a reporter asked him if the military was doing something illegal and inappropriate. He had actually stormed away because the reporter had accidentally spilled his coffee.
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Manipulative Editing / int_8d87c3e4	comment	Ziwe's humor relies on the discomfort and awkwardness the titular host's guests exhibit when made to look racist (whether they really are or not), so unflattering (though clearly lampshaded) editing is often in effect to enhance their discomfort.
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Manipulative Editing / int_8e0312e6	comment	RuPaul's Drag Race has what fans have called the "Bitch Edit," when a queen becomes the "villain" of the season by making all their lines and actions come off as completely dickish, even though most of the time they A) were asked for their opinion and simply gave an honest answer, B) were responding to a bitchy comment one of the "good" queens made, or C) apologized afterwards. These little details are always conveniently edited out, requiring the queens to explain on social media how things really went down. However, Season 5 "villain" Roxxxy Andrews deserves credit for not blaming the editing for her behavior. She says that the editors may manipulate, but they don't make things up; the bitchy comments that got aired are still things she said, and even though she apologized, saying "sorry" doesn't undo the initial hurt she caused. This was her reason for seeking "Rudemption" in All-Stars 2. On the other side of the spectrum there's Phi Phi O'Hara, the "bitch" of Season 4, who has accused the show of grossly abusing the manipulative edit when she returned for All-Stars 2. She claims that when the season wasn't providing a suitable villain for drama, the producers took her out of context and harshly edited her. RuPaul denied these claims, but some of her fellow contestants backed up at least some of them.
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Manipulative Editing / int_9068877a	comment	In Red vs. Blue The Reconstruction, The Meta records a conversation between Agent Washington and Command, and rearranges the dialogue so he can send a communication to Sarge in order to set the Red Team on Wash and the Blues. The Meta combines this with The Tape Knew You Would Say That as the conversation is styled to anticipate Sarge's comments, somehow. This could be explained by Tex, Omega, and Gamma being among the A.I.s the Meta collected, and had enough experience with the Reds in order to guess how a conversation would go.
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Manipulative Editing / int_90ab7fe1	comment	Happens in Recess when the kids are noticing some strange woman trying to film them. They're initially suspicious, but when they find out she's only trying to make a documentary about recess, they agree to teach her about their free time. They later find the film and decide to sneak a peak before she's supposed to air it, but are horrified to find her documentary was actually against recess, and that she edited it in such a way that clips of them playing look like horrific events. They decide to retaliate by doing some filming of their own and using her narration from the documentary, create a far more humorous film that inadvertently ends up helping the researcher, as the donors she was trying to impress love the piece and agree to give her plenty of funding and a cushy job to continue exploring the recess phenomenon.
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Manipulative Editing / int_90dfba1e	comment	One Vegan Artbook strip features a photo of a dying fawn huddled next to his dead mother. The intent was to portray hunting as a malicious and senseless blood sport. While the comic's creator later admitted to having known beforehand that the doe was hit by a car rather than shot, she defended her use of the photo on the grounds that it got her point across.
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Manipulative Editing / int_92b530e0	comment	In Gabriel Knight: The Beast Within, Gabriel splices a recording of his conversation with Herr Doktor Klingmann to convince the zookeeper to let him into the wolf kennel.
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Manipulative Editing / int_93489ff	comment	Dungeon Crawler Carl: Carl is driven and somewhat understandably bitter at the aliens who have destroyed human civilisation, but largely sensible and level-headed. However, the recap broadcasts pick and choose which moments they show, to depict him as a hysterical Mad Bomber with a Hair-Trigger Temper. Making plans based on this false depiction of him leads to the downfall of Brynhild's Daughters, when Carl responds calmly and carefully to provocation and rapidly changing events, instead of the rampage they expected.
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Manipulative Editing / int_93683e89	comment	This was parodied in an episode of British sketch comedy Not the Nine O'Clock News, featuring the tape of a suspect "confessing" his crime to an Old-Fashioned Copper â€” the camera makes obvious cuts every few words, the clock on the back wall jumps around, and hideous bruises appear and disappear from his face.
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Manipulative Editing / int_942a5e7b	comment	In the 1994 comedy Clifford, Martin Short plays a mischievous child who ruins his uncle's (played by Charles Grodin) life. In one scene, he has a recording of his uncle describing Clifford as "...a ticking time bomb that no one can stop. Even I do not have the patience to deal with this boy." Smash cut to Clifford editing the sound clips to send in a bomb threat. "I—have a bomb that no one can stop. A ticking time bomb."
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Manipulative Editing / int_959dd815	comment	Professional Wrestling does it all the time, specifically to exclude people that have left the company...whether they're working elsewhere, left on bad terms, or...well, you know (Chris Benoit). A recent WWE example was in the videos used to hype Triple H vs. Randy Orton for Wrestlemania 25. In the part that made reference to HHH and Stephanie McMahon being married, they used wedding footage with Stephanie and a guy with long blond hair (presumably HHH, only seen from the back). However, that man was actually Andrew "Test" Martin and the footage was from their "wedding" on Raw in late 1999 that HHH interrupted. Surreal when you consider that Test died not too long ago. When CNN interviewed John Cena for their "Death Grip" documentary, CNN edited it to make it appear that Cena admitted to taking steroids. WWE cried foul over this, and aired the unedited version of Cena's interview. In Mick Foley's second book "Foley is Good!", he talks about an incident when he appeared on ABC News Primetime to talk about wrestling. Diane Sawyer showed him two videos of "backyard wrestling". The first was pretty harmless and Mick said "that looked like a lot of fun...but I suspect you've got something else to show me too." They then showed him a much more brutal match. He said that he actually grew nauseous and asked the tape to stop before it was completed, then condemned the second video as unsafe and unprofessional, saying that he would never recommend anybody go this route in pursuit of a professional wrestling career (ironic given his background, but at least he had a solid education in the basics). When the show aired, they broadcast footage of the second match followed by Mick's reaction to the first match, which infuriated Foley.
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Manipulative Editing / int_971e8e24	comment	Frequently used as a comedic device on RedLetterMedia's work, both in picking the most embarrassing/silly parts of a film or interview clip to keep showing over and over, and by recutting the hosts' own words to mock them (sometimes with an "Edited by [x]" credit displayed over the footage).
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Manipulative Editing / int_9818229	comment	Strip Search has a surprisingly minimal amount of this for a reality TV show — Graham Stark, the host, commented at a PAX Q&A that he kept noticing opportunities to play games with the footage, but passed them up in favor of producing a more true narrative. That said, there are a few occasions where what they show the artist doing seconds before the timer runs out on a challenge doesn't match what the artist claims to have been doing at that point.
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Manipulative Editing / int_9888f901	comment	A guilt trip by her mother leads to Daria turning what was intended as an unflattering video expose of Quinn for a class project into a more positive piece.
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Manipulative Editing / int_98e2fba4	comment	The Green Beret and Spetsnaz representatives of Deadliest Warrior reveal in the comments section of The Aftermath - Green Beret vs. Spetsnaz that some level of Manipulative Editing is done to make both parties seem more confrontational to each other. For example, a finger gesture directed at the director for joking about the Spetsnaz was edited so that it looked like the Spetsnaz was flipping off the Green Beret as they were walking in.
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Manipulative Editing / int_993e9962	comment	The ending credits of Jem and the Holograms (2015) featured clips of real fans allegedly talking about what they loved about the movie, but said fans were actually asked what they thought of the original 80's cartoon and the clips were edited and spliced with movie scenes to give the impression they loved the film instead. Made especially evident by the fact that they showed off merchandise from the franchise, including the TV show playing in some of the videos. Naturally fans were not amused by such a shallow trick to give the movie props.
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Manipulative Editing / int_99d2202d	comment	Estate of Panic: On any given episode, you can hear sound bites of some of the contestants' interjections five or six times over the course of the show. One show in particular had a 10-second long or so sound bite of a contestant from another episode screaming repeatedly.
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Manipulative Editing / int_9a0cb5f4	comment	In the Bob's Burgers episode "Broadcast Wagstaff School News," a jealous Tammy frames Tina for randomly pooping all over the school by (rather sloppily) cuts together clips of Tina's school news field reports into a confession.
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Manipulative Editing / int_9d18e3c0	comment	In an episode of The Surreal Life, Erik Estrada opened his bathrobe in front of Tammy Faye, and his crotch area was blurred. What you didn't see was Erik's underwear. Similarly, while a raucous party was going on at the house, it showed Tammy looking on with disapproval. She later said that she went to bed when the party went on and that those shots were from earlier, with a different context.
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Manipulative Editing / int_9fb1a9fe	comment	Hadriex took this so far that in his Undertale videos he started putting warnings at the front of them.
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Manipulative Editing / int_a2c7e6ce	comment	One example from Robot Wars in an otherwise completely unremarkable fight between Chaos 2 and an otherwise unremarkable robot called Medusa 2000. A 15-minute battle in reality becomes a 5-minute battle where Medusa 2000 can't escape Chaos 2 at all.
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Manipulative Editing / int_a309575c	comment	An episode of Jonathan Creek features two examples in the same filmed segment. It begins with Jonathan's boss, magician Adam Klaus, filming a segment for a TV show in which he approaches a member of the public and predicts the number they will tell him by revealing it under his shirt. Of course, he's had the number "36" tattooed on there in advance, which prompts a long afternoon filming him stopping random passers-by in the street, asking them a number, and getting increasingly frustrated when they give him every number but "36" (or, in the case of one guy, punching him for no reason). Later, when they've finally found someone to give him the right number and are editing it together, Adam remarks that he doesn't remember the woman laughing so much when he makes the big reveal; Jonathan takes rather malicious pleasure in telling him that this is a bit where she was actually laughing at him stepping in some dogshit in the street, and they've spliced it in.
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Manipulative Editing / int_a406abd1	comment	Even True Life is guilty of staging some scenes, though usually only so that they can get scenes that are important to the theme of the episode. For most folks with really extreme life circumstances, though, all they have to do is follow them around. Usually there isn't much actual editing or splicing of the tape, since it is supposed to be "True Life".
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Manipulative Editing / int_a485ad0f	comment	The Angry Video Game Nerd also does this, since he can't show us his entire run of the game without causing the video to go on forever. If you keep a careful eye on the score, timer, or health bar in any game, you'll see he does this very frequently for the sake of humor, emphasizing a point, or simplification. One of the most arrant examples of this is in his Castlevania 64 review. He says that the music sucks because there is no music and proves it by showing one of the stages where there isn't music. This becomes quite odd and contributes to the research failures, since he later on shows where he got stuck at...and you can clearly hear background music. He also claims that Zelda's Adventure doesn't have any music; when the game actually does and only shows parts of the game that don't have music. This is likely the result of him not getting very far in the game as the game's save system didn't work for him, as he only shows footage from the beginning overworld and the first "dungeon": indeed both of these areas only had ambience for soundtracks and there's no way he wouldn't have commented on the awful "music" of the game's second dungeon had he made it that far (and no, those abrupt pauses and cuts are not the result of a bad audio upload or your computer buffering). He even shows off some of his editing tricks in "The Making of an AVGN Episode", particularly how he needs to carefully splice moments together to keep the melody of the music from jumping around. He sometimes even makes a lengthy recording of the stage music and lays it over his cuts to hide his edits, and only refrains from doing this often due to the amount of effort required to do it.
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Manipulative Editing / int_ab50cdaf	comment	A viral parody video shows Chef Gordon Ramsay on the US version of MasterChef Junior using foul language at a child during a critique of his dish followed by shots of the other young contestants with their mouths agape in shock. In reality, the judges are much less harsh towards contestants on the Junior series than on the adult series and Ramsay almost-never swears (and in the rare moment that he does, it's never directed at the kids). Ramsay's comments were strategically spliced from an episode of the adult series.
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Manipulative Editing / int_ac13f866	comment	The 2015 Easter Monday preview for My Kitchen Rules made Steve appear more combative in his argument against Pete's criticism when he answers the judge's rhethoric, "By putting something you can't eat?" with a definite "Absolutely". In the actual show, Steve finally concedes to Pete's negative feedback after that statement, and he actually said, "Absolutely" in response to the judges asking if his team could beat Carol and Adam in the Sudden Death Cook-off they were both sent to.
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Manipulative Editing / int_aed912f3	comment	This ends up being part of a major plot twist in For the Glory of Irk: after the Tallest confront the Control Brains over their plans and are forced to flee for their lives, the Brains string together selective footage of the Nova's visit to the Massive, and the Tallest confronting them, to make it look like the Syndicate launched an unprovoked attack and assassinated the Tallest, thus providing a Pretext for War.
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Manipulative Editing / int_af566418	comment	A Ben 10: Ultimate Alien tie-in story in Cartoon Network Action Pack saw Ben get interviewed by an alien reporter named Gorphax; he was subsequently filmed going about his daily routine, from typical teenager things to saving the news team from a DNAlien attack. When the broadcast is aired, we find out that it was edited to make Gorphax look like the hero of the tale and Ben look like a helpless coward.
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Manipulative Editing / int_b0b22636	comment	Sometimes done on Wheel of Fortune of all shows. If a cycle of turns goes around once without affecting the score (e.g., all three contestants consecutively call wrong letters, hit Lose a Turn, and/or hit Bankrupt when they have nothing to lose to it), then the cycle is usually cut out to save time. However, this can be more obvious than most â€” sometimes, a cycle that does affect proceedings is edited out, and cycles of three or more consecutive wrong letters in the Speed-Up round are typically masked by a Jump Cut to the host. In 2011, a video surfaced online titled "Most Awkward Wheel of Fortune Moment Ever" showing a contestant (obviously chroma keyed) calling an "N" followed by a shot of the puzzle board reading "CLAM _IGGER". After an awkwardly-long pause, Pat says "No N. Hmm..." as if he was expecting it to be there. The video went viral with many debating whether the clip was real or not. In actuality, the footage itself was taken from a then-recent rerun of a 2009 episode, with the letters on the board and onscreen category taken from other puzzles throughout the episode. Pat saying "No N." was actually from the beginning of a new puzzle, hence his "Hmm..." due to "N" being a common letter and a frequent first choice of contestants.
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Manipulative Editing / int_b0e1bc07	comment	Big Brother would often do this, since it's an abridged live-feeds show. Examples of this include: Season 6 had 2 simultaneous heated fights on the same night, Michael & Eric and Kaysar & Ivette. The latter fight led to fan backlash, as Kaysar is presented as getting mad and looming over Ivette (who remained sitting down during the argument) like a thug. On the uncut live feeds however, Ivette upset Kaysar by calling him a racial slur! Weirdly enough, Ivette's preferential treatment did not last long, as Production would later throw Ivette under the bus, by airing a segment over how Ivette had a childish tantrum over how the audience kept giving America's Choice prizes to Janelle. In season 8, Jessica appears to be saying something rude about Carol when she was evicted. In actuality, that wasn't her goodbye message. They didn't even play it because it was "Too nice". Jeff's homophobic comments and outbursts are essentially a Noodle Incident - the way you see him on the show, you'd think he's a perpetually nice Stepford Smiler. It also helps that Big Brother 13 in general has been a bunch of Pandering to the Base. The editors have taken a couple cues from the Survivor editors and have made sure that the show revolves all around the editors' favourites and the eight guest stars known as the "newbies" as well. Did you know Porsche and Lawon were even in the house? Did you even know Kalia was in the house until week four? Well, if you forgot about Porsche, you're not alone - the editors seemed to have forgotten about her too, until she appeared out of virtually nowhere. People who watched the feeds can tell you a different story on what happened at week 5. Shelly approached Kalia with the idea to backdoor Porsche so that Jeff, Jordan, and Rachel would forgive Kalia and it would get her further in the game. Then that's when Daniele got upset with Kalia in the HOH room in that last part of the episode. However, the editors made it seem like Rachel, one of the Producers' Pets, did all the work and gave Shelly no credit whatsoever. It makes it look like Shelly and the other newbies are complete idiots. This got incredibly weird later in the series, when Kalia and Daniele mention Shelly coming up with that idea.
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Manipulative Editing / int_b3f687d1	comment	In one FoxTrot strip, Jason uses this to blackmail his sister, Paige. He records her saying, "Mr. Vivona wants us to cut five articles from the newspaper every day this week for social studies, and the only scissors I have are, like, totally dull" and then splices the audio so it sounds like she's saying, "I cut social studies every day this week. Mr. Vivona is totally dull."
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Manipulative Editing / int_b712435c	comment	Leverage: An in-universe example happens in the episode "The Juror #6 Job" â€” Hardison splices together the question "Who finds in favor of the defendant?" with the jurors' reactions to the question "Who wants pizza for lunch?" in order to make those supporting the defendant and has a camera on the jury think they have the winning votes. Hardison does it again in "The Mourning After Job." Sophie, the team's grifter, talks with the mark's lawyer as a desperate woman in financial troubles with a bank in Tokyo, Japan. The lawyer is professional and states he cannot help her at the moment but suggests another lawyer. When the team convinces the mark he has accidentially killed a woman, they intercept his call to the aforementioned lawyer making the "lawyer" tell the mark he is in Japan and cannot help. He is giving the name of a friend to help, a role to be played by another member of the crew, to get the mark to give up information he was holding back on about a powerful underworld figure the team is after. In "The Toy Job" the team needs to make it look like a popular teen actress is suppoting their toy to use her influence among her fans to drive up market on the toy. Rather than try and fake a recording, they have Parker slip the toy into her tote so it can be seen, have Sophie distract her and then compliment her, making the actress smile and laugh, and Hardison captures the "happy actress with her new hot toy" on camera and release those photos to the internet.
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Manipulative Editing / int_b9ebee9d	comment	X Factor finalist Rhydian Roberts was a victim of manipulative editing during the audition shows, thanks to the editors' attempts to make him the show's Pantomime villain. The live shows proved he was really a nice polite boy from Wales...and really good. Following a few performances like this, he went from being the outsider to the bookies' favourite.
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Manipulative Editing / int_ba5989cb	comment	North: Winchell visits North's parents and records their tearful plea for North to return to them, then quietly tells his sidekick, "Take this down to editing." By the time it's done, the video has been turned into a calm and callous rejection of North, with tricks such as removing sounds to change the meaning of words (eg changing "Hugh" to "you"), splicing their answers with different questions or even new questions that they were never asked, and deleting anywhere that they showed emotion. North is crushed when he sees it. But he's eventually given the real version by someone sympathetic to him.
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Manipulative Editing / int_ba9d0bb7	comment	In Sicko, an attack on the US healthcare system, Moore shows loving footage of a gleaming, modern hospital in Havana, Cuba, allegedly demonstrating the wonders of the Communist nation's universal medical system; what Moore conceals is that that hospital is for the exclusive use of the Castro family, high-ranking Party officials and foreign diplomats. The reality for ordinary Cubans is quite different.
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Manipulative Editing / int_bcb32dc6	comment	Shadowrun. The supplement Shadowbeat provides game mechanics for a character (such as a reporter) to manipulate video or audio recordings to make the subject look bad.
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Manipulative Editing / int_bcdcf629	comment	The Transformers: Animated tie-in comic book miniseries The Arrival had a story in the fourth issue called "The Insincerest Form of Flattery", where human antagonist Porter C. Powell attempted to market a SWAT vehicle known as the Bulkhead, which he named after the Autobot without his permission. When Bulkhead attempts to decry his namesakes at the first unveiling, Powell edits the footage to make it look like Bulkhead approves of the vehicles named after him without his consent.
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Manipulative Editing / int_c0d295c4	comment	It is very popular to do this using the voice clips of the characters in Team Fortress 2. With good timing and some creativity with voice commands, it is even possible in-game. There is also the "Smexual" series of audio splices, in which the characters speak nonsense gibberish and sexually suggestive phrases.
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Manipulative Editing / int_c0f2ad8e	comment	In the horror film Unfriended: Dark Web, the group of hackers use edited clips of AJ's videos to call the police with, suggesting that he plans on undergoing a murder spree in a mall. This ends up with the police swarming the house, and leads into AJ's death.
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Manipulative Editing / int_c2463c55	comment	This sad fate befell Final Fantasy X, as YouTube videos show the Annoying Laugh scene. If you view them, it looks like Tidus and Yuna just laugh like madpeople or ducks for no good reason. Yet if you view the scene in context, or even the original Japanese version, you'd be surprised to find that they're actually intending to sound fake and over-the-top. At this point in the story, they're forcing themselves to laugh, because events have caused them to doubt they'll ever be that happy again.
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Manipulative Editing / int_c3176ee4	comment	There's a puzzle like this in Torin's Passage which requires you to manipulate a recording so that someone appears to be saying something they aren't.
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Manipulative Editing / int_c3582c4e	comment	Some of the King of the Nerds contestants have spoken about this. Danielle from the first season said that they showed the worst parts of her and made her come across as far worse than she actually is, and Nicole in the second season pointed out that, for the nerd-off votes in the episode where she was eliminated, it was edited to imply that she betrayed Zack and voted for him, even though she did not.
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Manipulative Editing / int_c4282b71	comment	It's rather popular in the My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic fandom to take screencaps or video clips from the show and remove the context, generally making them look like something completely different is happening. The result can range anywhere from ship tease, to accidental innuendo, to making it look like the characters are having sex.
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Manipulative Editing / int_c593876f	comment	Shown in an episode of That's So Raven when Raven and Chelsea were on a reality show together. The interviews were manipulated to make it look like the best friends really hated each other, in the hopes of starting an actual argument that could be filmed. For example, when Raven said Chelsea is a great friend and she would never want to lose her, it's edited to make it sound like she was saying Chelsea is a loser. The girls catch on and expose the scam.
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Manipulative Editing / int_c66f52d9	comment	Todd in the Shadows did this in his review of Bedrock.
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Manipulative Editing / int_c720f71e	comment	For a YouTube summary from a former journalist of how this is done in real life, see: TV tricks of the trade by potholer54, AKA Peter Hadfield.
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Manipulative Editing / int_c727c7f9	comment	Randy Rainbow uses creative editing to spoof interviews (and, earlier, phone calls).
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Manipulative Editing / int_c7912cea	comment	On Jimmy Two-Shoes, when Lucius tries to claim he didn't say something, Jimmy pulls a television screen out of nowhere.
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Manipulative Editing / int_c7c06b71	comment	In his review of The Lion King, he tells the audience to see how slow Simba is running "in this unedited footage", said as he then abruptly slows down the footage.
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Manipulative Editing / int_c95f12df	comment	A sketch in Alas Smith and Jones had Detective Griff Rhys-Jones interview petty crook Mel Smith recorded on video. The clock in the background moving forward and backward in time is the least of the signs the tape has been edited.
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Manipulative Editing / int_c995e21f	comment	Sha Po Lang: Editing is used to frame crime boss Wong Po, by making it look like Wong had killed one of his own men with a shovel.
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Manipulative Editing / int_c999b7db	comment	In the movie Black Sheep (1996), the corrupt incumbent governor sends some thugs to burn down the children's activity center that her rival's brother Mike works in. Mike showed up moments later and tried, unsuccessfully, to put the fire out. A slimy photographer caught the whole thing, went to the governor and offered to sell her the ones of Mike in front of the burning building by himself. Earlier in the film, the same photographer saw Mike intervening with bunch of teenagers drinking and smoking pot in an alley. He got pictures of Mike holding a joint and a bottle of liquor, surrounded by stoned kids, and sold them to the newspapers, without bothering to mention that Mike only took them to throw them away.
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Manipulative Editing / int_c9fecd11	comment	A 1999 episode of The Bill featured the police officer characters being filmed by a documentary crew ala COPS. This practice was cleverly referenced in the plot itself â€” one of the production crew blackmails Detective Sergeant John Bolton by claiming she can manipulate the editing, and portray him in a negative light by making it look like he lost a murder weapon during a raid on a flat. Ultimately this is turned the other way, as the weapon was eventually recovered, and the TV team then went back and filmed some close-up shots of it in its original location so they could re-edit the footage of the original raid and make it look like the weapon was recovered in the first place.
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Manipulative Editing / int_cac20f89	comment	JAG: In "Desert Son", Lt. Williams has a female DJ (who has a crush on him) edit a tape recording of a radio conversation to make it sound like Lt. Boone transposed a set of numbers, when in fact Boone had perfectly relayed the incorrect coordinates Williams had sent him. Harm picks up on the editing because there's an analog hiss on the edited portion due to the DJ's different equipment.
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Manipulative Editing / int_ccf2f4fc	comment	The Legend of Total Drama Island, framed as a former contestant telling the story to her son, characterizes people differently than canon, with the implication that the Total Drama that airs in-universe purposely twisted some of the facts.
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Manipulative Editing / int_cd34a1e5	comment	Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In did a skit a few times that pretended to be this. They'd interview some celebrity (such as John Wayne) and then announce "Now we'll show you what could be done by unscrupulous editing of this interview." The modified version had Wayne saying of critics "They can kiss my Levis!"
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Manipulative Editing / int_ce0d262	comment	Hamster & Gretel: The episode "For Whom the Belle Tolls" deals with Hamster and Gretel's reputation with the townsfolk threatened when mean blogger Belle radically edits footage of their duties to make it look like they committed crime, such as reversing the footage and even re-editing their sentences. Despite how obvious the edits are, the townsfolk cannot tell the difference and fall for it, except Bailey and the fan club who discover the unedited footage and restore the duo's reputation.
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Manipulative Editing / int_d14bb14a	comment	Vicky plays an obviously fake recording of "Timmy" confessing to cheating on a test (the beginning of which is from the first episode, where she cut Timmy off by telling him he was going to bed). When Timmy denies it, Vicky reveals a second tape recorder, and uses his denial from two seconds ago to make a more convincing version.
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Manipulative Editing / int_d2bae484	comment	In The Amazing Race, the bottom two teams in any given leg are always made to look as if they're neck and neck, no matter how far apart they really are. The one exception is in the finals, where instead it's the top two teams (Seasons 7 and 16 were especially bad, as the top two teams finished, respectively, 45 and 25 minutes apart).
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Manipulative Editing / int_d30f13f0	comment	In Deadman Wonderland, Ganta gets framed and arrested for murdering everyone in his class. He talks to his lawyer and mostly talks about how scared he is and wondering why this is happening to him. At his trial, footage from security cameras of his talk with his lawyer is played, and Ganta is horrified to find it has been altered to depict him swaggering and incessantly bragging about killing everyone. Since his lawyer is part of the conspiracy, he claims this is the truth, and Ganta has the book thrown at him.
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Manipulative Editing / int_d31cdea	comment	In The Hunger Games series The Parts We Play, after Rani (known as 'Foxface' in canon) kills herself after the non-Career alliance is dissolved, having watched her death 'live' from the Capitol, Katniss notes that the subsequent broadcast has been edited to present Rani as a lovesick girl who killed herself because she canâ€™t be with Peeta while removing her more anti-Capitol statements. The broadcast version of her death even goes so far as to give the impression that Peeta gave Rani the nightlock she used to kill herself on his own rather than Rani receiving it earlier as a sponsorship gift, although Katniss finds the editing so obvious that she can see that Raniâ€™s mouth doesnâ€™t match the words sheâ€™s allegedly speaking.
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Manipulative Editing / int_d479fdf	comment	Formula 1: Drive to Survive: In order to support the narrative they've built for each F1 season covered the "documentary" carefully selects clips and bits of interviews which support that narrative. None of the drivers are particularly happy about this, but most are willing to accept it since the show has brought new fans to Formula One, some of the drivers who are turned into antagonists by the show are not so willing to forgive the editing that makes them look like jerks off the track to people who they are friends with in real life.
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Manipulative Editing / int_d68df17d	comment	Hilariously done on Top Gear, during the Electric Car challenge. The team attempt to edit the footage to make it look like their Epic Failure of a car, The Hammerhead Eagle i Thrust passed the safety tests. They wind up making some of the most obviously edited footage imaginable. "Tuokool!"
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Manipulative Editing / int_d6b6971d	comment	Actually done on Survivor a lot: The several trailers for Samoa made it seem like Russell was being targeted for elimination. The episode itself showed no such talk of elimination. The focus on Russell is actually discussed in this column; the writer, an acclaimed Survivor columnist and possibly the foremost expert on the show, points out how Russell's many, many mistakes in the Heroes vs Villains season were either a) buried by the editors, or b) made to look like really good moves. As he puts it at one point: In the first show of one season, Courtney Yates was made to look like more of a villainess than she really was when Stephanie Lagrossa's shoulder was dislocated in a challenge. She didn't seriously yell at her teammates to "break her shoulder", she actually said that after Stephanie's shoulder was dislocated and was intended as a joke. But when it's said before it happens? Sounds an awful lot like an order, doesn't it? In Australian Outback, one person was edited to look like a Lazy Bum. Months later, his fellow tribemates immediately leaped to his defense. In "Back from the Outback," the former of two "Back from" editions that addressed what the contestants had been up to since their return, an educator even went on to say that no one there ever graduated by being lazy. Most of tribal council is omitted due to time constraints. It's assumed that Purple Kelly on Nicaragua was intentionally edited to be Out of Focus as revenge by the producers for quitting. Naonka at least had a lot of stuff to create drama and that impacted the game so she couldn't have been as edited out as Purple Kelly was. Hell, THE ENTIRE SHOW might fall under this trope. The great bulk of footage for Survivor has never been released. While the show isn't "staged" or anything like that (it legally can't be), this leaves room for a viewer to cry Manipulative Editing for practically any scene in any episode.They especially do this to make a "story". In Redemption Island, 90% of the cast appeared to have been edited into animated dummies while the editors, who were obviously hardcore Boston Rob fans, made sure the audience never forgot how much they loved him, as well as Matt and Phillip. The hardest hit was Kristina, who found the idol in episode one, was voted out and eliminated third and never mentioned again. The plan to eliminate Russell was actually Sarita's idea; we didn't even see her until Dave was arguing with her. Dave was supposed to be a really good competitor, yet all the time we got to really see him compete was when he lost, and the other footage that existed of him was just him fighting with Sarita. Did you also know that Russell and his alliance actually took rice while everyone else was fishing? In Thailand and Africa, when Jeff comes back to read the votes for who won the million dollars, it's actually a quick cut to the reunion...with the stage diguised as the tribal council area, making it at first look like Jeff was revealing the votes right there. You can actually catch this in Thailand, where finalist Clay seems to suddenly gain about 10-20 pounds in between the time where Jeff tallied the votes and then came back to reveal them. Most often, they actually do this to have a bit of fun. One of the most famous of these incidents is in Micronesia. Episode two, Kathy asks who they're voting out and Joel tells her "Mary". Kathy asks, "Who?". The next episode, Jeff announces that Mary was voted out, and Eliza says, "Mary?!". It looks like they have no idea who they're actually playing the game with. In actuality, Kathy was asking for clarification and Eliza was expressing shock at how it was her that was voted out and not Chet. Of course they knew who Mary was; but it was still pretty funny regardless. In Tocantins, Coach was portrayed as this lying crazy guy who was always making up weird crap. In reality he is an incredibly nice, if offbeat, guy. Each week after an episode aired he would answer questions about what really happened, rather than what it was edited to look like. Many times, they actually ignored how he was joking or was just putting on a show for everyone else. Coach seems very aware of this; and in Heroes vs. Villains and South Pacific, he acts almost nothing like it. Lex in All-Stars was shown having an epic Oh, Crap! face after Kathy decides she's going to keep her immunity necklace. According to Lex post-game, he knew Kathy was going to keep it and even encouraged her to do so, but the transition from Kathy saying "I'm going to keep it" to Lex's look of sheer terror was - story-wise - a fitting conclusion to the Villainous Breakdown that Lex went through in his last episode.
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Manipulative Editing / int_d803ecde	comment	Ben 10: Omniverse: Billy Billions makes Ben an offer to join the Vengers, who have been making waves as the hot new superhero team in town, as long as Ben submits to Billy. Ben refuses, so the Vengers attack him. One Curb-Stomp Battle in his favor later, Ben "quits" heroism, and Billy manipulates the footage of the fight to make it look like he made Ben a kind offer and Ben refused and attacked out of jealousy. Despite Billy's terrible editing skills, the public buys it and treats Ben horribly until Billy's accidental public confession a few hours later.
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Manipulative Editing / int_d806f895	comment	The promos for Hell's Kitchen make liberal use of cherrypicking to add drama. In Season 4, one episode saw Matt accidentally cut the tip off his thumb during the challenge, and food critics showing up for dinner service; the promos made it look like the events were one and the same, implying that the severed portion of Matt's thumb ended up on the critic's plate. And again in Season 5, where the women's team slips while carrying a cow carcass into the kitchen and briefly panics when they see blood, learning to their relief that it just came from the meat. Guess which part wasn't shown in the promos? The show doesn't even bother trying to hide that they are editing previews of the next episode and are much easier to spot. Season 6 had a preview of the chefs being woken up in the middle of the night and being told there's a fire and firetrucks show up. The reality? There's no fire at all and Ramsay just woke up the chefs so they can serve food to a bunch of firefighters for the next challenge. Season 7 showed two contestants seemingly getting romantic in one scene, then Ramsay saying "I am going to do something I have never done before" as if he was going to make them choose between the relationship or the trip to London as part of the prize everyone wanted. The end result? Ramsay's statement was just based on him doing something different for the next challenge.
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Manipulative Editing / int_d968facb	comment	In general, trailers and "Coming up" bumps are cut this way to increase interest, even if what was actually going on on the show was different. So even the edited show is edited. For example, Face/Off had one where the "coming up on Face-Off" showed Glenn saying "I do not like this" and an unhappy reaction shot. Once the episode actually came back... he was delivering a Bait-and-Switch Comment. "I do not like this. I love it." Granted, the reaction shot was real, because Glenn paused long enough after "I do not like this" for the contestant to react.
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Manipulative Editing / int_d9c602eb	comment	Done deliberately in the South Park episode "The Return of Chef," where the titular character'snote whose voice actor was forced to resign due to the show's treatment of Scientology lines are spliced together from previous episodes in an incredibly obvious manner, making his speech sound unnatural to highlight the fact that he's been brainwashed.
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Manipulative Editing / int_dbaabb61	comment	An advertisement in Mickey Mouse Magazine #8 was edited to change Mickey's use of the word "that" into "my", which results in his dialogue becoming more suggestive.
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Manipulative Editing / int_dbf18509	comment	Also done on Jeopardy! at times. If nobody buzzes in on the last clues of a round, then they are typically edited out to save time. As a result, it merely appears to the home viewer that they ran out of time instead. This is also done in case there is a technical screw up. One example happened when asked to name the person who had a popular show on PBS, and it showed a picture of Fred Rogers. None of the contestants buzzed in. It was later on confirmed on Twitter by one of the audience members that none of the contestants buzzed in because the video monitor that displayed the picture malfunctioned. Since the score didn't change the producers left it in, making it appear the contestants were clueless on pop culture.
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Manipulative Editing / int_dc368a13	comment	Penny and Aggie, here. Sara is about to go on a reality show, and to prevent this sort of editing her friends advise her to constantly change her physical appearance to make it harder to splice together clips from different days. They do it anyway.
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Manipulative Editing / int_df29102a	comment	The Charm Offensive: The notes about the story at the end of each chapter shows that some degree of it goes on in the backgrounds. One of them, which features the contestants speaking of each other in confessionaires is edited to make them seem even more at each other's throats by removing the measured responses of each contestant, like Angie refusing to call Megan crazy because she thinks the word is offensive, Megan not thinking Daphne is arrogant, or Daphne refusing to say mean things about others.
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Manipulative Editing / int_e241baf5	comment	These are one of the main tools to make Ghost rage: Just splice together something he would never say about one of his many pet peeves, play your splice when he takes your call, and hear the cans fly.
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Manipulative Editing / int_e26d37ec	comment	As a joke in his review of Tengen's Tetris, he edits Van Halen's "Panama" into the game as a music option.
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Manipulative Editing / int_e31f2cd8	comment	From Tribes: "I am the SHAZBOT!" note Shazbot is in-universe slang for "shit".
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Manipulative Editing / int_e3af3a3c	comment	We Become What We Behold has you play as an unseen photographer who takes pictures that are displayed on a public television to an audience of Square-headed people and Circle-headed people. Eventually you take a picture of an Odd Square who yells at a couple, and this causes a Circle to become scared. The Circle then runs from a Square, and the headline on that picture causes a Square to become angered by intolerance. When said Square snubs a Circle, another Circle begins yelling at Squares, and in turn Squares begin yelling at Circles. Before long, everyone is yelling at everyone, and then all hell breaks loose when the Dapper Circle shoots and kills the Odd Square, resulting in everyone panicking and some of the Squares and Circles pull out weapons and just start murdering everyone in sight.
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Manipulative Editing / int_e3c37ed7	comment	Done in-universe in an episode of Even Stevens. Ren's long-time rival Larry Beale is running against her for class president. He goes over to her brother Louis and asks him some random questions, with his friends secretly recording the conversation with a videocamera. They then have Larry record a bunch of questions about Ren that make Louis' answers seem like he's insulting or making fun of her. Of course, nobody pays attention to the fact that Louis is clearly sitting in the cafeteria while Larry's background is completely different.
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Manipulative Editing / int_e602637c	comment	The Greatest Freakout Ever videos are most likely a good example of cherry-picking and "Worst-side filming", since the only videos of Steven appear to be of him throwing a tantrum and his parents yelling at him.
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Manipulative Editing / int_e99cad83	comment	The Fast Show spin-off Swiss Toni had an episode where the titular character was invited to appear on a television show. His employees gave fairly positive responses when queried on whether he was a good boss, but they would be edited to remove the positive aspects; one employee stated that he's usually good, but occasionally "he's a tosser"... but the edited version simply said "he's a tosser".
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Manipulative Editing / int_ea588bf6	comment	Meta example In Uncle Albert's Adventures. The cutscenes about Uncle Albert in La Statuette Maudite de l'Oncle Ernest (fifth game) use some cutscenes from the previous games, but the narration gives a different context to these scenes. For example, one cutscene shows a scene from Uncle Albert's Mysterious Island (third game) where Uncle Albert holds a locked chest containing the treasure of that game, but the different narration changes the context so the chest actually contains the insecto-robot.
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Manipulative Editing / int_eaae1e80	comment	House of Robots: Robot Revolution: Randolph R. Reich posts a video of the SUV-EX's midnight rampage on the internet, laving out the parts where it did a 180-degree turn and stop before hitting Randolph's house, and taking a leisurely drive to the convenience store to get milk.
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Manipulative Editing / int_eafb030	comment	The Third Rate Gamer uses this a couple of times: At the beginning of his Chip n' Dale review, he complains there is no two-player mode, but he really just hid the option and said they buried it too deep into the menu. This was to parody The Irate Gamer's Tekken 6 review. He draws a cross over the Koopas in Super Mario Bros. while complaining there was more than one enemy in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, which had not happened in a Mario game before. In his review of The Lion King, he tells the audience to see how slow Simba is running "in this unedited footage", said as he then abruptly slows down the footage. Parodying the Irate Gamer's Super Mario Bros. 2 example above, he slows down the footage and complains about how slow the star is. Unlike the Irate Gamer, he didn't bother to mute the music. In his Daze Before Christmas short review, he plays a death montage to show how difficult this game is, and it's the exact same death scene played multiple times, with him exclaiming "Shit!" each time.
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Manipulative Editing / int_edac271f	comment	Contestants auditioning for American Idol don't go directly to the celebrity judge panel; they first sing for staffers who try to sort people into "maybe good enough to be on the show", "not good enough to be on the show", and "so terrible it'll be funny". Former contestants have alleged that the producers spliced together footage of their initial screening by the staffers so as it make it appear that they were singing in front of Randy, Simon, and Paula. This apparently happens frequently if a contestant sings badly for the show's staffers and is put through to the judges as a "joke contestant", but then pulls it together and gives a significantly better performance before the judges. The producers simply edit things to make it appear that the "so bad it's funny" attempt was done before the judges, and the contestant's mildly-mediocre performance before the judges is never seen by viewers at home. This seems to explain instances where contestants appeared to give horrible performances that should have elicited scathing comments from Simon, but were dismissed with a much milder "sorry, it's just not good enough" comment. The show facilitates this by encouraging the contestants to wear the same outfit to every audition. At least until Season 9, where the wording was changed to be a bit softer, but it was still stressed verbally. However, the editing can still be spotted through a simple tactic: look at what jewelry the contestant is wearing and how their hair is done when they talk to Seacrest outside, versus what they're wearing when they're singing. Because most kids will remember what dress/shirt they wore, but won't remember what jewelry they had on. There are also reports of the producers asking contestants to sing a different song that they aren't prepared for during the initial audition screening and recording the results, which invariably sounds terrible because the contestant hasn't practiced the song and/or doesn't even know all the words. The producers then edit this footage in with shots of the contestant walking in and out of the judging room so that they appear to have been badly botching the audition in front of the judges, when in fact during their actual appearance before the judges they sang a completely different song.
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Manipulative Editing / int_edb4e494	comment	In Mick Foley's second book "Foley is Good!", he talks about an incident when he appeared on ABC News Primetime to talk about wrestling. Diane Sawyer showed him two videos of "backyard wrestling". The first was pretty harmless and Mick said "that looked like a lot of fun...but I suspect you've got something else to show me too." They then showed him a much more brutal match. He said that he actually grew nauseous and asked the tape to stop before it was completed, then condemned the second video as unsafe and unprofessional, saying that he would never recommend anybody go this route in pursuit of a professional wrestling career (ironic given his background, but at least he had a solid education in the basics). When the show aired, they broadcast footage of the second match followed by Mick's reaction to the first match, which infuriated Foley.
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Manipulative Editing / int_edcc9cce	comment	Austin & Ally: In "Bloggers & Butterflies", a blogger known as Miami H8ter Girl has been posting embarrassing things about Austin; to prove her wrong, Austin rescues Lester from the fountain after he falls in. But then H8ter Girl reverses the footage to make it look like Austin is dunking Lester in the fountain, embarrassing him further.
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Manipulative Editing / int_f31d7d98	comment	In Drawn Together, the Jew Producer is known to edit the show to make it even more outrageous, a practice to which Foxxy and Toot object. At one point, the practice is parodied when Foxxy's Confession Cam segment is interrupted with rapid cuts after every single word to make it seem like she says "My... taint... is... made... out... of... bacon!", just before she actually says that.
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Manipulative Editing / int_f3f3618e	comment	In the story "The Full Picture with Rush Carlson" from the ninth Halloween Unspectacular, Amethyst does an interview with a reporter about the Crystal Gems' activities. First we see the unedited version, wherein the interview goes fairly normally as Amethyst paints a full picture of the Gems. Then we see the aired version, where it's noted that the interviewer is clearly in a different location than from where the interview took place, and Amethyst's responses have been cherry-picked to make it seem like she's proudly stating that the Crystal Gems are perverted criminals.
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Manipulative Editing / int_f4e799ee	comment	Done for an entirely different purpose in an episode of Burn Notice. In order to get rid of a Columbian drug cartel enforcer who's harassing their client, Sam phones up the enforcer and asks several leading questions. Then the team cuts up the recording and pastes it back together in different order to make it sound like the enforcer wants to turn state's evidence so the cartel will get rid of him for them.
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Manipulative Editing / int_f74b5f80	comment	Babylon 5: In "The Geometry of Shadows", Londo meets a technomage and tries to tape their conversation in a way that makes it looks like they're allies. The technomage defies it by causing the recorder to explode, then lets Londo just how much he doesn't appreciate being used. For the rest of the episode. Used in the episode "The Illusion of Truth". The editing makes it look as if Sheridan is hiding plans to replace humans with aliens (They were hiding things from the news crew, but it was something completely different). Far more subtle is his apparently live, unedited interview with a psychologist, where the reporter uses leading questions and careful phrasing to plant the idea in the viewers head that Sheridan is suffering from a version of Stockholm Syndrome (though it was accidentally called Helsinki Symdrome).
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Manipulative Editing / int_f956ec06	comment	Again with professional wrestling, the reality show Total Divas, focusing on a handful of the WWE's female wrestlers, engages in a healthy bit of this that's easily obvious to knowledgeable wrestling fans. One of the most common is showing clips with the caption "Live on Raw" when it's clear that it's actually clips taken from one of the company's B-Shows, Superstars or Main Event, which are taped before Raw, but aired later in the week. This is slightly justified, though. Total Divas airs on the E! network, a channel devoted to pop culture and entertainment. As such, its audience is more concerned with the soapy drama and likely don't know (or really care) about the inner workings of the WWE. Paring down the distracting details helps to cut down on confusion and make it easier for non-wrestling fans to get into the show.
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Manipulative Editing / int_fc83a067	comment	Lampshaded in Scooby-Doo: Monsters Unleashed when Fred calls Heather Jasper-Howe out on doing this... and she then proceeds to do it to the footage of Fred calling her out on it.
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Manipulative Editing / int_fe94578f	comment	Alex Rider: This is used in Skeleton Key, where the President of Russia is asked about a baggage handlers' strike and gives the answer "This is my holiday, I'm too busy to deal with that" (he is very, very drunk at this point). The Big Bad's plan is to cause a nuclear disaster and change the question to "What are you going to do about the Murmansk incident?"
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Manipulative Editing / int_ff8630c9	comment	One infamous example is from Fahrenheit 9/11 where Moore is trying to prove a point about how callous politicians are in sending soldiers off to war. He approaches a Congressman outside Capitol Hill and asks if the man would willingly send his son to Iraq. The man stands mutely for a couple seconds before the camera cuts...to hide the fact that the Congressman answered that he has a nephew who's currently serving in Iraq.
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