I think a couple of those are far reaching in trying to find stolen jokes:
When Ron Burgundy can't stop saying "black" when he meets the black woman, same thing from Austin Powers with the word "mole" when he meets a guy with a huge mole on his face.
That’s not the same. When Powers did it, he was trying not to focus on the guy’s mole while he was talking to him, and by trying so hard not to focus, he kept blurting out “mole” – it was the elephant in the room that was so obvious, but nobody wanted to address it. Kind of like if you’re told not to think of a pink snowman, all you can think of then is a pink snowman. In Burgandy’s case, he was surprised at himself that he was attracted to a black woman, and kept blurting out "black" not because it was obvious that she was black (which he had known from the moment he met her, of course) but because he was trying to grasp and fathom the fact that he was about to get it on with a black woman, whom previously he was never attracted to.
Will Ferrell ice skating, from 'Blades of Glory'.
I don’t see how that was a stolen joke.
I couldn’t agree more about Wiig. She acted the exact way as she did with so many of her SNL characters. She was the worst part of the movie to me, and wish they had cast someone else in her place.
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