Getting Run Over
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Getting run over is a description of an activity in which characters get injured by a moving vehicle hitting them, especially during Halloween at night.
Appearances
- Sensitive to Bees — Strong Bad mocks Marzipan's song by saying people who go outside will get run over by a big truck.
- Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 7.0 — Strong Bad pranks Marzipan as Safety Dan, telling her she should wear all black and walk in the street to reduce her risk of being run over.
- Email kids' book — Strong Bad defaces a book by showing a boy named Frankie about to be run over by a truck.
- Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 10.2 — Homestar Runner, pretending to be Sugarface in an attempt to prank Marzipan, sings a song about getting run over by a lawnmower blade.
- Halloween Fairstival — Strong Bad tells Marzipan (dressed as Willie Nelson), "I just can't wait for you to get on the road again... and get hit by a school bus".
- Teen Girl Squad Issue 9 — Cheerleader gets run over by her older friend with a learner's permit.
- Kick the Can (DVD commentary) — As Mike Chapman explains that the toons were made in two separate batches, The Homestar Runner tells him that he knew a hobo named Two Batches and that he got "run o'er by a train".
- Teen Girl Squad Issue 12 — So and So gets run over by a fork driving a Formula One race car.
- The Baloneyman — Bubs hits and runs over Strong Sad and his book stand with his Baloney Sammich Truck.
- Costume Commercial — Strong Sad wears a reflective road block to reduce the risk of being accidentally run over by Mancuso's older brother, but increases his risk of being intentionally run over by Mancuso's older brother.
- Fan Costumes '09 — Strong Bad claims the final costume is him after he's been run over twelve times by a cliff, off a skyscraper and into a discount felt surplus store.
- Fan Costumes 2017 — Strong Bad remarks that a costume of a motion capture suit has a lot of black and increases the wearer's risk of being run over.
