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At the end of the post-credits, Genie tells the viewers that they were a good audience and then says good night to everyone. The advertising campaign for Lilo & Stitch in several teaser trailers (called "Inter-Stitch-als") feature Stitch invading other Disney films, much to the other characters' chagrin. iGo One Direction" - When the girl whom Spencer was watching angrily leaves the apartment after being smothered in makeup, Spencer screams "We gotta have a resolution!" The Grill is Gone" - SpongeBob uses two brushes to scrub the screen, also creating a transition in the process.

ILM was probably more on the other end — a lot of guys working on a computer, so [it’s more about] private space, and not being disrupted.” When Stitch was getting adopted at the animal shelter, the adoption paper noticeably shows information regarding the development of Lilo & Stitch.Towards the end of " Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah", when the kids are singing the song, Uncle Remus looks at the camera and says, "It's the truth, it's actual." The third theatrical Rugrats movie, in which the Rugrats' families get stranded on a deserted island and encounter the Thornberrys, who are trying to find a rare clouded leopard. Jolly Lodgers" - when Squidward asks the boat salesperson if he is the manager of the hotel, he says "No, I just play one on TV," referring to his one time role as a hotel manager in the episode.

Episode 226: Xscape - Superdude looks towards the camera when he points out that Butterboy is Milkman's butter-in-law. It's a very fluid, organic space for people to express themselves, done in a tasteful way,” said Watts. The Evil Queen (having assumed the form of the Witch) informs the audience about the rules of the Poisoned Apple and that "there may be an antidote." Also, when she finds out about "love's first kiss", she laughs it off, pointing out that, "The dwarfs will think she's dead; she'll be buried alive!" Microphonies" - Fanboy sings the show's transitional music into Mega Mic before the scene cuts to the school. Pup a Doodle Doo" - At the end, Marshall tells Ryder that all of the PAW Patrol's adventures will be on TV, and Ryder responds with "You'll never know, Marshall." and then looks at the camera.

The Blizzard" - After seeing the Abominable Snowman, Angelica tells the viewers "He lives down here, you know!" During the " Us Against the Universe" musical number, Isabella sings a line showing her appreciation for all the animators of the film. Boo to You Too! Winnie the Pooh - At the very end of the song " I Wanna Scare Myself", Tigger says to the audience, "Oh, by the way...BOO!"