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== Film ==

* The [[Watchmen (film)|film version]] of ''Watchmen'' does this with Rorschach, though sparingly.

* Sir Ruber of the movie ''[[Quest for Camelot]],'' one of the characters with a permanent tic, starts out with a slight Twitchy Eye that gets worse and worse throughout the film, until his whole face is practically quivering.

* ''[[The First Law]]'': Glokta's ruined eye (along with his face, sometimes) tends to begin twitching/blinking uncontrollably when he's nervous, lying, or any other time it's inconvenient to look like he's not utterly composed. He Lampshades it in his thoughts, calling it "treacherous jelly."

* In the novelization of [[Resident Evil|Resident Evil 0]], it's mentioned that Birkin's paranoia has caused him to develop a facial tic. Though, it's a slight subversion because it's actually on the corner of his mouth rather than his eye.

 

 

* ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' featured Jack, a genetically-engineered super-genius who was unstable and borderline paranoid, in two episodes. He was very twitchy.

* Data's [[Evil Twin]] Lore in ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'' had a facial tic when first discovered and activated.

== Western Animation ==

* Any character in ''[[Invader Zim]]'' will get twitchy whenever they start feeling crazy, but particularly Gaz and the so-happy-it's-freaky experiment, Nick.

* Mr DeMartino from ''[[Daria]]''

* Brock Samson of ''[[The Venture Brothers]]'' has a very twitchy eye that manifests when he enters one of his [[Unstoppable Rage Unstoppable|Rages]]. This happens especially when killing people who have threatened his [[True Companions|Family]]...or {{spoiler|[[Car Fu|run him over with a truck]], while he's returning the favor.}}