u/Mister-builder

Blazing Saddles ends in a chase where the chracters race all the way off of the set of the movie. Happy 100th birthday, Mel Brooks!

Community end with a family playing Community the Game before realizing that they are a fake commercial. Lines between perception, desire, and reality might become blurred, redundant or interchangable.

The Narrator of Jane The Virgin is revealed to be >!Mateo, Jane's son, years later after going into voice work. In the last scene, Jane tells Rafael that they make her novel into a telenovela (the show) and winks at the camera.!<

Crazy Ex-Girlfriend has a lot of musical numbers, mostly explained as a representation of Rebbeca's perception of events. Rebbeca finally brigns Paula into the abstract theatrical space in her head in the final episode, where the resolution happens.

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I think that El had something to do with it. We know from Raboniel in Urithiru that Fused can take a role in an umaking. Here's the thing. Every Unmade is named from a Semitic/Canaanite deity. Who is the father and king of the Canaanite gods? You guessed it. We also learn that he lost his rhythyms because instead of killing the humans, he wanted them "reconditioned. Repurposed" If you think that he can unmake, that carries a very sinister meaning. What if his research was into how to unmake humans? That would be such a blasphemuous use of voidbinding it might even offend the Fused.

Stuff that is easily mistaken as magic but actually non-magical prowess.

The Apple of Discord - In Greek mythology, Eris, annoyed that she wasn't invited to the wedding of Peleus and Thetis, throws an apple inscribed "to the fairest" into the mix, causing strife between Athena, Aphrodite, and Hera that would eventually lead to the Trojan War. As easy as it is to imagine it as some supernatual artifact, it's totally ordinary, a prop in Eris's manipulation of their vanity.

Mjölnir - Despite what Marvel would have you believe, Thor's hammer is not protected by any special enchantment of worthiness, it's just really, really heavy. To be fair, it does have supernatural powers, and he needs supernatural gauntlets to be strongenough to lift it, but the lifting part is just a mater of weight.

Edit: It's his belt and/or his gauntlets, depending on which version you read. German/Norse legend is a mythology, not a canon.

Headology - Witches in Terry Pratchett's Discworld, especially Granny Weatherwax, use Headology. It's a sort of folk-psychology. She'll tell a sick man to go on a daily pilgrimage to a certain river and appease the river spirits - not because the river spirits can actually help, but because the regular exercise will do him good. IIf someone thinks that they are being chased by monsters, a psychologist might try to convince them that there are no monsters, while granny would give him a big "monster killing bat."