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The Take
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A combination of sight gags and reaction shots originally from silent film and vaudeville took to a predictably ridiculous extreme. Many overdramatic dating commotions involve these to show all the characters' reactions to the couple or the supposed-to-be couple. | |
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Worm: While trying to convince Parian to truly commit to the cause, Tattletale mentions engaging in intimate moments as part of said commitment. This prompts Parian to look at her as if she just grew a second head. | |
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Wild at Heart: When Sailor learns that Lula is pregnant with his child, his immediate reaction is to light up two cigarettes at once and then start to smoke them simultaneously. He then tries to play it cool and tells her in his most deadpan voice possible "It's okay by me, Peanut." | |
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Higurashi: When They Cry: Just after everyone makes it safely through a particularly rough patch of the plot, one character is Tempting Fate by thinking just that. The Idiot Ball falls on her hands and she decides to become reckless and race on a hill with twisted roads, which make it difficult to notice pesky things such as incoming trucks. Someone else warns her but she dismisses them. When the truth quite literally hits her, there's a take showing the utter shock on her face. Poor gal. | |
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Ghostbusters: Afterlife: The first time Phoebe and Podcast test the franchise's iconic Proton Pack, the scene alternates between the proton ray obliterating the target (a handful of bottles on top of a discarded wheel tire) and the kids' awed faces. Phoebe also seems to have had a lot of fun firing the stuff. | |
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Garfield and Friends: In the episode "The Secrets Of The Animated Cartoon", Garfield mentions while speaking to the audience that he has a particular dislike of cartoon characters who overreact with Wild Takes (which, ironically, describes the hypochondriac Wade Duck on the same show pretty well). The Take itself is parodied — its ridiculously-Delayed Reaction variant, in particular. Book tells Bo that aliens disguised as bottles of dishwashing liquid are invading Earth. Months later, in the middle of winter, Bo's brain finally catches up and he flees in terror after screaming: "Dishwashing liquid?! Aw no, man!". Kind of an In-Universe, Played for Laughs version of Fridge Horror. | |
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Truth and Consequences: One of Chat Noir's complaints about the newest recruit of Ladybug is said hero's utter lameness — being the type to write "Gorillaz fanfiction in his underwear". Chat Noir gets a "Who told you about that?!" for an answer, and both he and Ladybug stare bewildered at the new Peacock wielder. Joke and Receive, indeed. | |
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Daria: Most of the time, the eponymous character defies this trope by rarely reacting to the other characters' antics. At most, she sports a subtle change of facial expression. The only time something is groundbreaking enough to prompt her to make a Double Take is in one episode of another cartoon. "Sporting Goods" from Beavis And Butthead, to be precise. | |
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Tiny Toon Adventures: Invoked and parodied in the second segment of "Inside Plucky Duck", the tiny toons are receiving a lecture on Cartoon Wild Takes. Given that Bugs is teaching them the basic ones, Plucky Duck is unimpressed, so he attempts one of the complex techniques (taught by Daffy in an advanced class) as his grand finale for his pop quiz. The problem? Plucky gets stuck as a legged, giant eyeball after trying his hand at the Clampett Corneal Catastrophe. | |
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Mystery Skulls Animated: In "Freaking Out", the ghost has apparently been out of it for so long that he's forgotten a few of the basics of human life. While crossing the street, he actually stops and squints at something bright... namely, the oncoming headlights of an 18-wheeler. He promptly gets creamed by it once he realizes what's barreling down at him, complete with a classic Take reaction—it's one of the very few times in the series that the iconic head-bob actually stops cold. | |
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Reaction videos, popular on Youtube, are essentially extended takes. Their format consists of one or more people watching some material (put in the B-Roll for the audience's benefit) and then pausing it when something stirs a strong emotion in them. This is followed by commenting on what they just saw/heard. On occasion, it's the opposite that prompts the pausing — something should have provoked a reaction but failed to do so. Reaction videos might include Reaction Shots but also any other of The Take's sub-tropes. On occasion, this type of video causes the reacted-at material to go viral (e.g., Jinjer). | |
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The Master of Disguise: Fabbrizio Disguisey responds with a take after his son Pistachio's Verbal Tic makes him waxes the lyrics of a song. It's not his son's echolalia that surprises him but the fact Pistachio dares to choose a woman with a small butt despite his family's fetish. | |
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Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba: Whenever the characters do comedic takes, their eyes shift from normal to Black Bead Eyes. | |
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