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"Where? Where?"

226 statements
43 feature instances
24 referencing feature instances

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"Where? Where?"	comment	Dated humor trope. Simply put, a rather innocent member of a usually monstrous species walks into the room. Everyone screams, points, and shouts "Monster!" Said character, not realizing that they are the monster, goes "Where?! Where?!" while looking around for it. These days if it's used at all in serious works, the monster is more likely to be snarking. Related to Answers to the Name of God, Tomato in the Mirror, and Duck!.
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"Where? Where?" / int_1655acc8	comment	In the radio/TV quiz show You Bet Your Life, when the announcer introduced Groucho Marx, Groucho would come out on stage and innocently exclaim, "Oh, that's me!"
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"Where? Where?" / int_1869a077	comment	Samurai Jack
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"Where? Where?" / int_2212773a	comment	Inverted in Angel (which has no shortage of monsters) but in "Spin the Bottle" the entirely human Gunn introduces himself, where upon the person he's talking to looks around in alarm for the gun, shouting "Where?!"
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"Where? Where?" / int_2d311a08	comment	The classic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles episode "Cowabunga Shredhead" has Shredder, thinking he's Michelangelo, walk into the Turtles' lair, resulting in this exchange:
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"Where? Where?" / int_2e80e66f	comment	A Diplomatic Visit: In chapter 12 of the third story, Diplomacy Through Schooling, Queen Novo of the Seaponies and Queen Schuberta of the Sirens are having a brief exchange and Schuberta is annoyed at Novo over a past event. King Leo, who's also present, steps in to calm the situation with "Ladies, ladies,", prompting Novo to look around and jokingly ask, "Who came in?"
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"Where? Where?" / int_34d050c6	comment	This gag happens with Bushroot in the Darkwing Duck Christmas Episode.
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"Where? Where?" / int_400469e	comment	Calvin and Hobbes: Played with when Calvin yells "Look! A tiger!" and Hobbes is startled, crying out, "A tiger?" before realising Hobbes himself is the tiger. Another strip has Calvin play a joke on Hobbes by warning him that a big, ugly, fuzzy, caterpillar (Hobbes' tail) is about to chomp on his bottom.
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"Where? Where?" / int_43aa8c0	comment	Puff the Magic Dragon: Variant in the first special — Puff already knows he's a dragon, but as he's walking by Jackie Draper's house and sees him sitting silently in his room, he pulls the trope in an initial effort to cheer Jackie up, asking the boy "I beg your pardon, could you tell me if you just saw a dragon pass by? I could swear I saw one." (chuckles) "Most unusual nowadays." Then he looks again and says "Aaahhh... your mirror across the room. I did see a dragon! Me." Later, after Jackie's back to normal at the end of the special, Puff walks by the house again and this time asks the audience "I beg your pardon, did you happen to see a dragon pass by? Oh, the mirror. I did see a dragon! Me. By the way... where's your fancy stuff?"
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"Where? Where?" / int_46518682	comment	Sesame Street: One animated sketch has a gorilla writing a list of words that begin with the letter "g". When he gets stuck and the human employment agent observing him suggests "gorilla", the gorilla yelps "Where?" and leaps into the guy's arms.
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"Where? Where?" / int_468bebb0	comment	The wizards of the Discworld series are so used to the Librarian's new form (an orangutan) that if someone were to mention an orangutan in the library they'd ask the Librarian if he'd seen it.
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"Where? Where?" / int_51455a02	comment	Done non-humorously by the awakened Ophelia in Claymore.
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"Where? Where?" / int_56f42de7	comment	Occurred in old episodes of Casper the Friendly Ghost.
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"Where? Where?" / int_59dd731b	comment	In episode 1 of Boonie Bears, Vick mistakes Olivia the owl for a monster, and Olivia responds "Where?" before realizing he thinks she's the monster and reassuring him she's not going to hurt him.
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"Where? Where?" / int_5a123cab	comment	Steven Universe: The Movie: When Amethyst's memory is restored and she and Steven hug, a still-amnesic Spinel (who had their memories wiped in the first place) also hugs them, prompting Amethyst to panic:
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"Where? Where?" / int_6c1d09b3	comment	Fallout 3 has a rather hilarious example: one of the standard "enemy spotted" responses by NPCs is "Over here!", followed by "Where?!" a few seconds later. If there's no one around, said NPC will respond to themself!
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"Where? Where?" / int_6cbd00ce	comment	In "Zak and the Beanstalk" from Dragon Tales, Mungus the giant asks Max, Emmy, Zak and Wheezie why they're in his castle. Zak, panicked, claims that they're there to sell him dragonberry cookies. Wheezie, however, tells him that they're there to rescue the do re mi birds and Max agrees "Yeah! From the big mean giant." This causes him to panic, asking "Big mean giant? Uhhhh... where?" Emmy tells him that "He means you!" He replies that he's the littlest one in his family, that he's not mean.
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"Where? Where?" / int_72262aee	comment	Avatar: The Last Airbender:
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"Where? Where?" / int_7ff3216c	comment	Garfield and Friends: An episode has the dead ancestors of the cast of "US Acres". Someone shouted, "Ghost!" and Not-Wade does the "Where? Where?" Garfield does this when he's pretending to be a dog and someone refers to him as a cat. He does something similar in another episode where he's had an unwitting "Freaky Friday" Flip with Odie.
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"Where? Where?" / int_8125b468	comment	In the famous "Laughing Fish" story in Batman #475, Joker (and 3 armed thugs) walk into a patent office. The first reaction of the clerk is "Good Lord!" To which the Joker responds "Where?" and looks behind him. Then he realizes it was a figure of speech and asks the clerk if he said it because he loves him. Word of God says that, in the case of Englehart and Rogers' version of the Joker, he's really that crazy.
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"Where? Where?" / int_98744614	comment	Brave: In the scene where Elinor turns into a bear; Merida screams, Elinor turns and sees a bear's shadow on the wall, and attempts to shield Merida with her body because she hasn't realized yet that she is the bear.
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"Where? Where?" / int_9e2f90f4	comment	Brook, the living skeleton in One Piece, does this if he is described as a ghost.
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"Where? Where?" / int_9f89a5f0	comment	Hydreigon of PokÃ©mon fame is well known for being doom and destruction incarnate, demolishing and devouring anything in it's way. The Hydreigon in PokÃ©mon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity is... nothing like that, being polite, well-spoken, and a tiny bit of a Cloud Cuckoo Lander.
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"Where? Where?" / int_a535581a	comment	In The Emperor's New Groove, when Pacha finds Kuzco, who has been turned into a llama (but doesn't yet realize this), he thinks he's a normal llama, until Kuzco says, "No touchy":
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"Where? Where?" / int_a609791a	comment	Scooby-Doo does this a lot in its later incarnations. "Rog? Rere?"
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"Where? Where?" / int_b0b22636	comment	Wheel of Fortune: At the beginning of the April 20th, 2020 episode, after the announcer introduces the hosts Pat Sajak and Vanna White, the former jokingly says "Where? Where? Where are they?"
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"Where? Where?" / int_b25cecc	comment	The Great Alicorn Hunt: Several weeks (or even months) after ascending, Rainbow Dash still looks around for somepony else when she's addressed as "Princess". The gryphon prince Ajax tells her he does the same thing whenever he hears "Your majesty".
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"Where? Where?" / int_b3919367	comment	In The Jungle Book 2, after screams of "Wild animal!" at Baloo, Baloo goes "Wild animal?!? Where?!?"
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"Where? Where?" / int_b4816c2e	comment	Turned on its head in Legacy of Kain: Defiance:
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"Where? Where?" / int_c35714d6	comment	Blackadder the Third has a very subtle variation in the episode "Nob and Nobility". Topper knows that Blackadder has gotten his partner killed and lied for monetary gain:
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"Where? Where?" / int_c9280e49	comment	In An American Tail and its sequels, Tiger, the cat who doesn't eat red meat, often is surprised by mice's reaction to him. "Cat!" "Where!?... oh, right."
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"Where? Where?" / int_ca5d97f1	comment	Monty Python's Flying Circus: Played with/parodied: They then repeat the gag with Inspector Lookout, Chief Constable Fire, and Assistant Chief Constable Theresamanbehindyer. Naturally, Theresamanbehindyer doesn't fall for it. A similar case in "The Cycling Tour" when Mr. Pither is arrested by the Russian Military. As he's being led to a firing squad we hear his narration. A TV presenter tries to prompt guest Anne Elk (Miss) to tell her theory about the brontosaurus. The Self Defence sketch where a line of grunts are being taught how to defend themselves against anyone armed with fresh fruit has Mr Thompson suggesting screaming for help as an option:
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"Where? Where?" / int_cadcd753	comment	In Midnight Nation, Lazarus never died again after Jesus raised him from the dead, apparently because Jesus told him to wait for Him to return just before the Last Supper. Two thousand years later, he's still waiting, and every time someone exclaims "Jesus!" he looks around and asks "Where?"
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"Where? Where?" / int_da3a2b69	comment	There was an episode of The Munsters where the family was worried about Herman going for late-night walks in the park because of monster sightings there. Nobody in the family ever realized that the monster everyone else was reporting was Herman.
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"Where? Where?" / int_e5c6748d	comment	Played with from time to time in The Three Stooges shorts; whenever someone would refer to the three as 'gentlemen' all three of them would turn around and say "Who came in?"
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"Where? Where?" / int_eb6719f6	comment	In Final Fantasy VIII, during the segment in which you select instruments for the concert in Fisherman's Horizon, you can wander away from scene as Irvine, whom you would normally never get to control on the field. You can visit the hotel, which broadcasts a warning about a suspicious individual in a longcoat carrying a rifle. Irvine remarks to himself that this sounds like some sort of hardcore bad guy.
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"Where? Where?" / int_ec2c7206	comment	In "Monkeying Around and Around" from T.O.T.S., K.C. tells the babies that "it's off to meet your brave fliers." "Where?! Where?!" asks Freddy and Pip tells him that it's them, that they're the brave fliers.
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"Where? Where?" / int_f12bf766	comment	A variant in A Stranger Among the Voices: While trying to get help for Jessica (the human who just saved her from a chimera and been injured in the process), Dinky overhears Lily starting a panic among the town about the "Foal-Hunter" (a supposed monster who she and others had seen in a travelling sideshow). This just increases her fear for Jessica's safety, until Starlight has to explain to her that Jessica is the "Foal-Hunter".
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"Where? Where?" / int_f2da188a	comment	The Batman. In "The Laughing Bat", the Joker dresses up like Batman and dishes out Disproportionate Retribution for petty misdemeanors. Naturally this is an Obligatory Joke.
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"Where? Where?" / int_f55452c9	comment	In The Suburban Jungle, Yin (a panda) calls a psychic hotline, and the seer screams at her to get out because there's a tiger in the house. Yin calmly (albeit with aching ears) informs the hysterical woman that Tiffany is her roommate.
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"Where? Where?" / int_f7d8fd70	comment	In The Goon Show, which is populated almost entirely with Cloudcuckoolanders...
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"Where? Where?" / int_f7e45c31	comment	Long before Roberto Benigni acted his way to an Oscar in Life Is Beautiful, he was an unwitting rape suspect in Le Monstre, and one scene features him doing the "Where? Where?" as people are trying to run away from the rapist.
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"Where? Where?" / int_feb78663	comment	Lost in a Harem: When Prince Ramo tells his allies that Hazel will enter the city of Barabeeha, accompanied by "these two brave men", Harvey looks around in confusion, trying to figure out who he's talking about.
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"Where? Where?" / int_ff9ab17f	comment	In the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode, "The Neutral Zone" a group of frozen 20th century humans are unfrozen and brought to The Enterprise. When one of them points at Data and asks "What is that?", Data turns his head and searches behind him.
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"Where? Where?"	processingCategory2	Comedy Tropes
"Where? Where?"	processingCategory2	Index Failure
"Where? Where?"	processingCategory2	Stupidity Tropes
Hägar the Horrible (Comic Strip) / int_722c7fe5	type	"Where? Where?"
A Diplomatic Visit (Fanfic) / int_722c7fe5	type	"Where? Where?"
Harry Is a Dragon, and That's OK (Fanfic) / int_722c7fe5	type	"Where? Where?"
Harry Is A Dragon, And That's Okay (Fanfic) / int_722c7fe5	type	"Where? Where?"
Plus Five to Charisma (Fanfic) / int_722c7fe5	type	"Where? Where?"
Taylor Varga (Fanfic) / int_722c7fe5	type	"Where? Where?"
The Great Alicorn Hunt (Fanfic) / int_722c7fe5	type	"Where? Where?"
Jay and Silent Bob Reboot / int_722c7fe5	type	"Where? Where?"
Lost in a Harem / int_722c7fe5	type	"Where? Where?"
The Three Stooges / int_722c7fe5	type	"Where? Where?"
The Monster at the End of This Book / int_722c7fe5	type	"Where? Where?"
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The Goon Show (Radio) / int_722c7fe5	type	"Where? Where?"
The Munsters / int_722c7fe5	type	"Where? Where?"
Final Fantasy VIII (Video Game) / int_722c7fe5	type	"Where? Where?"
Warcraft (Video Game) / int_722c7fe5	type	"Where? Where?"
Brave / int_722c7fe5	type	"Where? Where?"
Dragon Tales / int_722c7fe5	type	"Where? Where?"
Garfield and Friends / int_722c7fe5	type	"Where? Where?"
Steven Universe: The Movie / int_722c7fe5	type	"Where? Where?"
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