Saved by the Bell Mrs. Powers: Zachary?
Zack: (jumps up) Yes, Mrs. Powers? (crosses arms)
Mrs. Powers: There's something wrong with the statue.
Screech: There is?
Mrs. Powers: Yes. (turns statue to the kitchen) Elvis likes to face the kitchen so he can watch me cook!

Final Fantasy VII Advent Children Look at what brother was hiding; powers forged in the Lifestream. With this materia,those powers will be ours.

Austin Powers in Goldmember Austin Powers: Mr. Roboto is lying to us.
Foxxy Cleopatra: Tell me something I don't know.
Austin Powers: I open-mouth kissed a horse once.
Foxxy Cleopatra: Say what?
Austin Powers: That's something you don't know.

Fairly OddParents, The Mrs. Powers: Hello class. I'm Mrs Powers. Welcome to Spellementry School.

Heartbreak Ridge Stitch Jones: [explaining that a training exercise is rigged]: Major Powers wants us to die in a loud, grotesque, military manner.
Highway: I don't give a fuck about Major Powers.

South Park Cartman: Alright, dick hole, time for you to pay! [realizes his powers don't work] Oh, no, I have no powers! Kyle took them away from me! Quick, Kyle, give me back my powers so I can fight this evil villain!
Kyle: Okay, okay, you can have your powers back!
Cartman: Alright, now I use my powers to...turn Kyle into a chicken! Blam!
Kyle: [is turned into a chicken] God damn it, Cartman!
Cartman: [sing-song voice] Ha ha ha ha ha-ha, now you are a chi-cken, nyeh nyeh nyeh nyeh nyeh-nyeh...

Roswell Diane: Oh, honey. I wish -- I wish I had some kind of special powers or something to make all of this go away for you.
Isabel: Special powers don't help.

Orison Swett Marden Deep within man dwell those slumbering powers; powers that would astonish him, that he never dreamed of possessing; forces that would revolutionize his life if aroused and put into action.

Wizards of Waverly Place Alex: [Professor Crumbs, who was about to take Alex's powers, is turned into guinea pig] Don't look at me, I don't have my powers!
Jerry: [shocked] Justin?
Justin:...I panicked!

Richard M. Nixon Under the doctrine of separation of powers, the manner in which the president personally exercises his assigned executive powers is not subject to questioning by another branch of government.