I Want My Mummy!

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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.

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Fruits Basket: A variation is done where Akito, paranoid about being abandoned by the Zodiac, starts crying and screaming "Father! Father! Help me!" (Akito's father having been dead for many years at that point). Considering what her mother has done, it's not surprising Akito wouldn't be calling for her. Bebop in the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles will cry out "Mamaaaaa!" often during a bad situation. 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. In the Cowboy Bebop episode " Pierrot Le Fou", the titular Mad Pierrot/Tongpu has personal shields which protect him from gunshots— but not from knives, as he discovers when Spike stabs him in the leg. It actually makes for a powerful Alas, Poor Villain as it reinforces Jet's earlier discovery that for all his terrifying powers and murderous tendencies, the experiments performed on Tongpu have given him the mind of a child. This is likely the first time he's experienced pain since he was experimented on and escaped the facility. Due to his mental regression and inability to deal with this new feeling of pain, he reacts like a child would, crying and throwing a tantrum, all while calling for his mother until he is crushed to death by a giant parade robot.

A Series of Unfortunate Events has Count Olaf scream for Mommy while fleeing from a burning building along with his enemies the Baudelaires, making him seem like even more of a cowardly joke than he already is. In Step Brothers, Derek cries out for his and Brennan's mother after Dale punches him out of his treehouse for mouthing off to him and he injures his shoulder in the process. An archaeologist fakes his disappearance, then plans to use ancient magical scarabs to give himself eternal life and power. He captures the spies and wraps them up as mummies. The spies, with the help of the professor's assistant, must stop him.

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In an episode of Once and Again, when Jessie finds out that her mother Karen has been hit by a car, she lets out a piercing scream of "Mommy!". In Scrooged, as he is shown his Bad Future by the Ghost of Christmas Future, Frank finds himself being cremated alive from the inside of his own coffin. In addition to begging his brother not to let him burn, he also cries out for their mother. Said word for word by a crying Melanie (an 8-year-old girl) as she's held at gunpoint in " Fireflies". According to video footages, when Kelly Thomas; a homeless schizophrenic man was beaten to death by two policemen, he was crying for his father to help.

In Grave Encounters, there's a scene where Sasha is projectile vomiting blood and cries out for her mom to Lance. In The Real Ghostbusters, the episode "Look Homeward, Ray" at one point has Alan Favish scream "Mommy" while being chased by the Winged Puma of Morrisville. In the picture book Bunny My Honey by Anita Jeram, Bunny gets badly lost in the woods. He starts to cry and shouts out "Mommy, Mommy, I want my mommy! Mommy, Mommy, I want my mommy!" Fortunately, Mommy Rabbit is is nearby and immediately hears him. In the finale of Ashes to Ashes (2008), Shaz watching a video showing how she died in the "real world": "I'm only twenty-six years old. I want my mum, Chris! I need to see my mum!" In the Star Trek: Voyager episode " Real Life", the Doctor has created a holographic family. Initially it's an almost too-perfect, parody-like Leave It to Beaver family, so B'Elanna Torres makes some modifications. In the new version of the family, there's a lot of strife and conflict. At one point, The Doctor won't help his daughter Belle find her ion mallet, so she starts shouting "You're mean! I want my mommy here! She'd help me find my mallet! I want mommy! I want mommy! I want mommy! I want mommy!"

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In the original film version of Jacob Two Two Meets the Hooded Fang, the Hooded Fang cries for his mother once it's revealed that he is really a nice person with the heart of a child who's maintaining his Kayfabe role as a Heel wrestler and that the child prisoners were only pretending to find him scary, with Jacob comforting him. In Dancing Trees, Martha cries for her murdered mother Josephina several times. She doesn't seem to understand that Josephina is dead — she keeps talking about how cold and uncomfortable it must be in the grave, and how she didn't want to go there. Vampirina: Edgar shouts this word-for-word when getting scared in " Vee's Surprise Party" and is caught on camera doing so. To his credit, he's the first to return after almost everyone freaks out and leaves. In " The Itchy & Scratchy & Poochie Show", Ralph starts crying for for his mom when an Itchy & Scratchy executive yells at the kids. In Bambi II, Bambi's would-be stepmom is caught in a hunting trap and, hearing the dogs, tells Bambi and Ronno to run. Ronno races away, shrieking, "Mommy!" At the end of the film, it's repeated again when Ronno is bit on the nose by a turtle and dashes away screaming in pain.

This is a big part of the earlier books in the Llama Llama series. Late at night or when he's feeling scared and alone at school, little Llama wants his Mama Llama. When a player starts or completes the game, the music played is Little Brown Jug written by Joseph Winner. [ citation needed] Reception [ edit ] 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 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.

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It is noted in the Star Wars: Republic Commando Series that injured and dying clones, who were born from tubes instead of mothers, cry out for their training sergeants. Professor Elliot: (gets to his feet) You girls are becoming a nuisance. Servants of the tomb, cause chaos and disaster. Arise from sleep, and defend your master! As Laura hemorrhages following an emergency C-section, she mumbles, "I want my mother", just before passing out. This is especially poignant as her mother passed away years ago.The Live-Action Adaptation of Superlópez has a variation. After the eponymous hero escapes the villain's hideout with his Love Interest and his friend, they ask where they are going, to which he says that he's going to the one place a thirty-something person goes to when they get over their heads: their parents' house. Mr. Krabs says this to Squidward when the Krusty Krab is overrun by a wave of hungry anchovies. ("I want my mommy, Mr. Squidward!") Glitter Force: In " Here Comes Glitter Spring", Harriet says this word-for-word when she's put under Brute's miserable spell. In the picture book I Love You With All My Heart by Jane Chapman, the bear Little Bear flops to the ground and sniffles that she wants her mommy after losing a race at school. Then she remembers what her mommy told her — that if she puts her paw on her heart, she'll feel her love beating on and on forever. So she does so and cheers up. TaleSpin: In the episode "Polly Wants a Treasure", Don Karnage gives a "Ma...Ma..." when a trap door opens beneath him, following his capture of Kit after Baloo discovers the cave's treasure. Baloo is of course able to catch Kit in time.