Frame
Frame noun - The arrangement of parts that gives something its basic form.
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Both words in one sentence
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However, instead of using only one frame of a plate of spare ribs, he uses a five-minute-long static shot of the plate of spare ribs, thinking that its effectiveness would be proportional to the length of time it was shown.
Source: Leave the Camera Running -
This part also gives a nod to the "Paul is Dead" conspiracy, through a Freeze-Frame Bonus in which the license plate of a car reads, "BENISDEAD".note referring to bassist Ben McKee
Source: Abbey Road Crossing -
The plate at the end of Robot Chicken until Season 5 was different each time, with a still-frame cartoon monkey engaging in some reckless behavior, with a hooting sound effect, while Seth says, "Stupid monkey." Now the show uses a neon cartoon monkey head with the same voice over for every episode.
Source: Vanity Plate
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