Then Raising Dion pulls the rug out from under you with a cliffhanger.
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He pulls the rug out from under the audience only to hide underneath it.
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That pulls the rug out from under homeowners who built budgets or long-term retirement plans around the current rules.
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Every time you think you've figured out the rules of Game of Thrones, it pulls the rug out from under you.
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Consequently, any time you feel like you might be on solid ground, the show pulls the rug out from under you.
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The ending of "The Penitent" pulls the rug out from under us, but that rug has already been worn pretty thin.
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It exemplifies a culture that consistently pulls the rug out from under women and other minorities and changes the rules of the game.
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The show makes it clear that it's set in the same world we inhabit — and then it swiftly pulls the rug out from under us.
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The more Trump talks, the more he confesses, covers up, opens new areas of inquiry, or pulls the rug out from under his previous defense.
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And they shouldn't have to worry about Congress failing to pass an extension that pulls the rug out from under them before a downturn ends.
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For that connection to not be there totally pulls the rug out from under one of the more comforting things about the black experience for me.
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And then pulls the rug out from under the reader and shows us how external reality actually has very little to do with internal states of being.
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Instead, it pulls the rug out from under us again, and what should be a reward for the audience is just another reason to mistrust the show.
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Things turn considerably darker in the second half, when "Why?" literally pulls the rug out from under itself and shifts its attention to the tragedy of Vsevolod Meyerhold.
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Joker sees himself as the bad guy version of Batman, but here Batman pulls the rug out from under him and doesn't see it that way at all.
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If the U.S. government pulls the rug out from under all that work at the last minute, it will encourage foreign governments' claims that the U.S. really does have control.
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But in "Bicameral," it pulls the rug out from under the audience over and over again, until it winds up exactly where you thought it would, in the most delectable way possible.
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Just when you think the plot may have finally moved past it, it circles back, and leans into it in a way that ultimately pulls the rug out from under the finale.
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I won't spoil those surprises here, but when Catherine Parr (Anna Uzele) finally steps into the spotlight, "Six" pulls the rug out from under itself by giving voice to the story's full darkness.
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The painstaking detail in which the collapse of the marriage is then described makes for awkward reading — it really pulls the rug out from under our basic belief that we can trust one another.
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At least things are rough from the start, so it doesn't feel like Ayer pulls the rug out from under you with a lousy third act — though make no mistake, the third act is lousy.
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It also has some montages where things change for her, which make you think you're watching one of those more typical transformation films, and then it kind of pulls the rug out from under you.
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Just when you think this season might be a redemptive arc for Noah, since all signs are pointing to him gaining some humility and becoming less of a jackass, this show pulls the rug out from under us all.
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We're already there, wondering how in the world Joe will escape or Candace will seek justice, when the show pulls the rug out from under us again by bringing Love face-to-face with her ex-boyfriend's true identity.
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The end result, though, is that anyone looking to either provide an API or build on top of one is trying to avoid either ending up the bad guy who pulls the rug out from under developers or the victim of an orphaned API program.
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Lanthimos, who was similarly obsessed with the creation of a strange world with specific rules in Dogtooth, has a lot of fun setting up this universe, which is why it's that much more thrilling when he pulls the rug out from under us halfway through the film to reveal that rules are often bad just because they're rules.
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