I Want My Mummy!

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The title of this episode, "I Want My Mummy", is an allusion to a common children's phrase, "I want my mommy." In Jelly Jamm, Ongo's reaction to seeing a morbidly obese Dodo is "Oh, mama!". Coincidentally, this is the only time he speaks proper English in the show. Doctor Who: In the two-parter " The Empty Child"/" The Doctor Dances", the eponymous Empty Child keeps asking "Are you my mummy?" as he searches for her, using the power given to him by a bunch of extraterrestrial nanites to tear apart anything in his path while at the same time, inadvertently converting anyone he comes across into a Hive Mind. The trope is turned into a major plot point, as "Mummy" turns out to be Nancy, the girl he'd been stalking the whole episode, and who claimed to be his "big sister." Once the Doctor realises this, it allows him to figure out how to stop the child.

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In the Hungarian novel The Book of Fathers, a character's last words are "Mother, my dear mother!" as he is dying in the gas chambers of Auschwitz.

Bud has been known to cry out for both parents on rare occasion, such as when he thinks he's losing his hair and when Al needs help while he's about to be choked out by a barbell. In 1991, Jello Biafra and NoMeansNo released an album titled The Sky Is Falling and I Want My Mommy. The Night Unfurls: Stabbed in the gut, Michelle Pantielle writhes on the ground and screams for his mother just before he gets silenced by Hugh during his Trial by Combat. The reason why this instance is more comedic than dramatic is that Michelle is an Asshole Victim suffering an Undignified Death. In Garfield and Friends episode "Brain Boy", the Insufferable Genius Jerkass young cousin of Jon named Roscoe is at the mercy of his hand-built robot, whom Garfield put brand-new batteries in and is trying to "teach" him to dance against his will, which causes him to cry out for his father. Discussed in an episode where a popular mean girl is murdered by her Ax-Crazy Beta Bitch and her two minions. On the stand at the trial of the other two killers, the main killer is confronted by Casey, who asks if the victim begged for her life, even going as far as to offer her material possessions in exchange for not being killed, and if she thought it was funny when her "friend" cried out for her mother as she was being killed. She replies yes to every question.

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In American Horror Story: Murder House, Moira breaks down and sobs "I don't want to be here any more! I'm frightened! I miss my mother!" when Constance torments her with the knowledge that her ghost will be trapped in the house forever. Bootleg versions of the game were sold under three different names: Apples and Dolls by CCE, Teddy Apple by Home Vision, and Ursinho Esperto by CCE. [3] [4] Gameplay [ edit ] Gameplay screenshot Synonamess Botch when he thinks he's about to be hit by one of his nightmare bombs in Twice Upon a Time. "It's too much to bear! I want my blankie! I want my mommy!" In "Bar Buddies", Button falls off a stool after having too much apple juice. He can't get up so he screams for his mom.

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I Want My Mommy is a video game for the Atari 2600 released in North America by Zimag in 1983. [2] It is a platform game (then called climbing games by the US press). The game was given the KidStuff logo on the cover art; meaning it was aimed at children under the age of nine. A Nightmare on Elm Street: During the iconic death of Glen Lantz, the last thing he shouts out is "MAMA!!! MAMAAAAA!!" In this instance, "Mama" actually does come, but is too late to do anything but watch a fountain of blood erupt from her son's bed (and in the uncut version, his body as well). Leo: Okay. Keep your wits, and do what any brave and mature individual would. [cut to him crashing through Splinter's bedroom door] DADDYYYY!