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A person in an elevator car pushes buttons for several or all the floors. Among the reasons:

• It may be a kid on an elevator who hits all the elevator buttons as a prank. The buttons light up when pressed so other patrons know they don't have to press them again and the kid wants to light them all up.
• The person may be trying to get the elevator to move. This might happen outside the elevator, when the person pushes both the 'up' and 'down' buttons despite only wishing to go in one direction or the other. Generally signals impatience on the part of the person, a breakdown of the machinery, or both.
• The person has a specific reason for making the car stop on multiple floors. Perhaps they're fleeing pursuer(s) and want to slow them down. Perhaps it's a Dying Clue.

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• The Chick-Fil-A cow does this to a guy in an elevator eating a hamburger.

• In the Rowdyruff Boys story 'Father Knows Worst' (Cartoon Network Action Pack #2), Brick pushes all the buttons of an elevator as panicked citizens enter it to escape a catastrophe.

• Happens to Wolf and Twitchy in Hoodwinked Too.

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• When an elevator stalls in You've Got Mail a person hits all of the buttons in a vain attempt to get the thing to go somewhere.
• Elf: Buddy presses all the buttons to make them light up like a Christmas tree, then exits at his floor leaving the other elevator users to stop at every floor.
• Happens in Serendipity, as one of the Contrived Coincidences that keep the leads apart.
• Alien. Ripley frantically hits the buttons on the service elevator, as she's being chased by a pissed off Queen Alien and the entire station is exploding around her. An elevator arrives just in time to save her, but unfortunately her button pushing summons a second elevator which the Queen uses to follow her up to the landing pad.
• Being chased by a mysterious assassin in Three Days of the Condor, Joe Turner (Robert Redford) and Kathy Hale (Faye Dunaway) flee her apartment via elevator. Before the door closes the assassin gets on. So do some teenagers, easing the tension. Then the teenagers playfully push all the buttons and get off! It is a tense ride as the elevator stops at every floor. The suave assassin says, with a little smile, 'Kids', but he does not assassinate them at that time.

• In A Series of Unfortunate Events, the children do this when they're in the Hotel Denouement, and they're trying to slow down the antagonists. Their father taught them to do it.
• Corduroy Lost And Found: Corduroy does this at first thinking that the elevator's buttons are part of some sort of game. After words he does this think that the entire elevator is some sort of rocket.
• In Jennifer, Hecate, Macbeth, William McKinley, and Me, Elizabeth, the main character does this to her nemesis Cynthia whenever they're in the elevator together.

• In the Doctor Who story 'Paradise Towers', set in an enormously tall apartment building, the Kangs do this, and the protagonists get stuck in an elevator they've done it to while fleeing from the monsters. (Fun fact: Something like this actually happened to story author Stephen Wyatt; he brought it up on the DVD commentary.)
• In Workaholics, while the guys (minus Ders) & Alice are high on acid at a hotel, Blake mashes the up and down buttons like he's playing a manic arcade game.
• Kung Fu: the Legend Continues: two flowergirls do it at the hotel where a wedding reception is being held. When they stop at a floor that's under renovation Peter sees an AK-47 being held by a Janitor Impersonation Infiltration guy who kept his back to the elevator (Peter seeing the reflection in some brightly polished marble tiles) leading to the plot of the episode.
• In an episode of Ellery Queen (the TV version), a dying man pushes certain buttons in an elevator to indicate the office number of his killer.
• In one episode of Leverage, Nate does this from outside the elevator- his team are on the top floor, and Sterling is taking the lift up. To slow him down, Nate takes the stairs and runs to hit the Call button on the elevator on every floor.
• In the Charmed episode 'I've Got You Under My Skin', as Prue is hurrying to make it to her interview at Buckland auction house, and telekinetically makes it happen. Though it turns out one of the other passengers was the person she was supposed to meet with.
• An episode of Law & Order had a dead body found in an elevator. Using the elevator stop history, they initially determined the floor that the elevator was on before the body was found. An office worker on that floor had initially called for an elevator but went back to his office to retrieve a few items. It was later determined that the elevator in question was also involved in a 'double call' where both the up and down buttons were pressed in order so that the murderer was not on the same floor as the dead person and the elevator sent in a different direction so that the murderer could escape.
• On Elementary, Sherlock offends the janitor at the hospital. So when the two end up in the elevator, the janitor gets his revenge by pushing all the buttons as he leaves.

• Used to iconic effect in the music video for PSY's 'Gentleman', his follow up to 'Gangnam Style'. This is one of many douchebag moves he performs on hapless Korean celebrities throughout the music video.

• Ellen DeGeneres commented one time during a stand-up routine how somebody would repeatedly press the same elevator button over and over again, thinking that the elevator is going to respond faster with repeated presses.

• In an elevator chase sequence in Mass Effect 3, the player's ally Commander Bailey exploits the fact that Everything Is Online in the Citadel to remotely press all the buttons in the villain's elevator. Unfortunately, said villain hops to another elevator and makes sure to disable the remote control circuits on this one.

• In the Dorkly Originals short, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Elevator Troubles, a businessman named David Crussman does this in the elevator the Turtles are battling the Foot Clan Soldiers in, providing the explanation as to why it stops at every floor. Crussman is absolutely no help in this situation, as not only does he let the Foot Clan Soldiers in the elevator at one point, he complains that the elevator is taking too long. And just to add insult to injury, he eats the pizza the Turtles were planning to use to refill their health.
• RWBY: Alluded to when Ruby walks in a bit late for her debriefing for having encountered an enemy spy at Beacon. 'Someone accidentally pushed all the buttons in the elevator on the way up.. it wasn't me.'

• A Brawl in the Family strip has the Space Pirates pull this on Samus.
• In College Roomies from Hell!!!, this is one of the stunts Blue pulls in a bid to appear to be everywhere at once and thus fix herself in Dave's mind. She appears to be leaving the apartment building as Dave enters the elevator, but she has pressed the buttons for every floor and, during the elevator's slow upward journey, she sprints up the stairs and arrives back at the guys' apartment ahead of Dave.

• In Robert Rankin's The Hollow Chocolate Bunnies of the Apocalypse, Jack is tempted to do this, having never been in an elevator before, but Eddie scolds him not to.. but not before he's pushed one button for a floor he didn't mean to get off on.
• Angelica does this in a Rugrats episode when her mom takes her to work.
• This is treated very dramatically in the Aqua Teen Hunger Force episode Dirtfoot. Meatwad pushes all the buttons in the 'Old, abandoned elevator' complete with Conspicuous CG, an Orbital Shot and Awesome Music.
  Meatwad: Which button do I push? All of 'em. I'm pressing all of 'em.
  Shake: Just kidding. There's only one floor.
• Bloo in Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends does this when he rides in an elevator with Mac, saying 'Ooh, buttons!' He misses one and deliberately goes back and presses it.
• Bobby does this in King of the Hill wandering around the hospital, bored, while Hank sees the doctor for his constipation problem. He exits the elevator pressing every button, while a man and a doctor wheeling a birthing mother enters. The door closes and after a few floor dings, 'WAAAH!'
• Kon does this in the Grojband episode 'Love in a Nethervator'.
  Kon: 'Hey, if we're riding this thing to our fiery deaths, I wanna have fun.'
• Baby Plucky does this in Tiny Toon Adventures at one point 'Elevator go down the hole..'
• In the first episode of Total Drama Presents: The Ridonculous Race, Dwayne accidentally presses all the buttons on the elevator.
• In one episode of Phineas and Ferb, Dr. Doofenshmirtz pranks Perry the Platypus by meeting him at the elevator and immediately sending him back to the lobby. Perry retaliates by riding back up on a different elevator, tricking Doof into entering the first one, then hitting the buttons for all the floors.
• Chowder, in the episode 'The Blackout', needs to decend to the basement of the Tower O' Power to restore power to Marzipan City (after he caused it by turning everything electrical on, exciting him with POWER). After trying to figure out which button is the basement button, Chowder becomes exited with POWER again and presses all the buttons.
• Bart does this at a hotel in The Simpsons episode 'Mr. Lisa Goes To Washington'.

• Don't try this in real life, as it can be a nuisance for other passengers, especially in buildings with many floors. Some elevators have mechanisms to prevent this, often using the measured weight of all passengers in the car to impose a variable limit on how many floor buttons can be lit up. Ultimately, it might be faster to get out soon and just take the stairs.