Gabriel Iglesias's "friend" Felipe constantly pulls off dickish pranks on his friends. Because of him, Gabriel has been nearly arrested for giving the impression that they were crossing the U.S.-Mexico border smuggling illegals in the boot of his car. Felipe made light of a cop showing off his scars ("Bullet wound, '96."😉 by showing the cop Gabriel's stretch marks ("Donuts, 1996."😉, which Gabriel thinks could have incited the cop to kill them. But what's Felipe's response to situations like these?
"I know, but it was funny, huh?"
The animated series The Adventures of Letterman (a regular segment from the 1970s live-action series The Electric Company: The motivation of the segment's villain, the Spellbinder. Sometimes, it is harmless fun, such as turning custard into red-hot mustard, but too often the Spellbinder got his yuks at turning planes into plants, railroad bridges into ridges and school buses into octopuses, and freeing a hungry, angry lion from his cage and making him go into a rage... and the victims would be entire classes of children, their teachers and chaperones. So seeing young children suffer and possibly be killed... all because the Spellbinder might say, "It Amused Me!" Fortunately, the series' protagonist, Letterman, was always there to put a stop to it.