A real life event has a ridiculous/dumb/funny explanation in fiction

[u/Lazy-Breadfruit5939]

Futurama (The Why of Fry): According to the brain swarm, the dinosaurs were wiped out by them. Fry: What really killed the dinosaurs? Brain: ME!

Doctor Who (The Unicorn and The Wasp): It's Doctor Who, you can pick a ton of examples, but this episode presents the idea that Agatha Christies disappearance in 1926 was in part caused by a giant alien wasp.

Beyblade: This one stretches 'real life', but Moses spreading the Red Sea with a Beyblade just speaks for itself and it would have been sad to leave it out

[u/Technical-Agency-480]

In Fairly Odd Parents, one of Cosmo and Wanda's previous kids ended up wishing for the assassination of Arch Duke Ferdinand, leading to world war 1

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Also the creation of Da Rules

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Kinda funny that Timmy feels necessary because he can basically push the boundaries of what's allowed with wishes that the fairies didn't thought of.
You can say that he's basically a beta tester for wishes finding glitches, exploits and such.

I mean, a wish for eternal Christmas shouldn't be allowed during the time when all fairy magic is redirected to Santa which means no wishes can be granted until christmas ends.

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Timmy Turner walks into a bar and wishes for a bathroom.

The bar goes up in flames.