I Want My Mummy!

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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.

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In War of the Worlds (2005), Rachel begins shouting that she wants her mom upon seeing the alien probes as Ray desperately tries to calm her down... and then she starts screeching it... Both a Spartan in "Spartan School Musical" and a Celt in " Celtic Boast Battle" say they want their mums; the former when the teacher reveals that his "favourite game" is whipping the students, the latter when his opponent ends the battle by stabbing him. In Apaches, this happens when Sharon, who had unintentionally swallowed weed killer earlier that day, wakes up in the middle of the night in excruciating pain, screaming and crying and calling out for her mother. In the Mobile Suit Gundam episode " Escape", a Zeon soldier cries out "MOMMY!" just as his Zaku goes up in a massive explosion. It shows that this was Zeon's last gasp, that they were down to mere rookies. In the Family Guy episode " Stewie Kills Lois", right after Stewie kills Lois, he trips and bangs his knee. He immediately begins crying for his mommy, whom he has just killed.

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In Grave Encounters, there's a scene where Sasha is projectile vomiting blood and cries out for her mom to Lance. Asuka Langley Soryu of Neon Genesis Evangelion fame has a tendency to do this, especially towards the end of the story during her Trauma Conga Line. In a particularly brutal instance, she calls out for an already-dead father figure. 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. One of the many, many running gags in El Chavo del ocho is Quico calling out for "¡MAMÁ!" whenever Don Ramón hurts him (or even not) in some way. This usually, but not always, leads into the gag where Doña Florinda slaps Don Ramón, etc.

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In Digimon Survive, after the group ends up trapped in the Digital World, the cowardly Ryo does this repeatedly. His mother died when he was young, and he deluded himself into believing that the Digital World was the afterlife and they were Dead All Along. If the player fails to help him face his fears and move on, he has a complete mental breakdown and starts seeing his dead mother everywhere while crying out to her, eventually running straight into the Fog of Doom and getting Killed Off for Real. In Pixels, a soldier cries out for his mommy right before he gets abducted by aliens. Later, when Violet breaks into the mothership to rescue her young son who has also been abducted, the soldier complains about the fact that his mommy didn't show up. In Crossed: Badlands, Steve mentions that during her time in the Middle East, the prisoners she and her fellow guards were torturing frequently called out for their mothers. In-universe, Steve considered this funny because in the prisoners' language, "mother" is pronounced "more". An implied subconscious example occurs in Hope Springs Eternal. When Hades is about to be smote with extreme prejudice by Zeus whilst Demeter intends to take Persephone away from him forever, he finds himself in a position where he feels like he has no other choice than to pray, whilst also internally questioning just whom a god would pray to in the first place. Cue Rhea, the mother of the Olympians arriving out of absolutely nowhere to set everything straight. The narration lampshades this by stating "who else does one call to in distress than their mother?"Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha StrikerS has a particularly depressing example. First we have Nanoha breaking down over the fact that Vivio has been kidnapped (the only time in the entire franchise that she acts like this). Then we cut to Vivio, Strapped to an Operating Table and screaming for Nanoha to rescue her while Jail Scaglietti prepares to forcibly implant a Relic in her. Then it cuts to outside the room and we hear her scream "Mama!" one last time before the episode ends. Mr. Moseby: Actually, my best man is getting married, my second best man is out, my third best man is the best man in my first best man's wedding. So, technically, he's my fourth best man. The Magic School Bus at the Waterworks shows Arnold saying the trope name verbatim twice: first after the bus unexpectedly transforms and the students become clad in scuba gear, and the second time when the bus starts lifting off into the sky. (To which another kid tells him that he said that already.) In Batman (Grant Morrison), Damian Wayne's last words are him calling out for his mother. In a dark twist, he's actually begging his mother to call off the insane warrior (actually an aged-up clone of him) who is brutally killing him, desperately trying to confirm that she has at least a shred of humanity left. She does nothing to stop her own son's death.