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** Captain Ron Speirs has a very memorable first scene, wherein he offers cigarettes to a group of German [=POWs=] and then [[ObligatoryWarCrimeScene promptly guns them all down]]. This cements his reputation as a BloodKnight, in-universe as well.
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** Captain Ron Speirs has a very memorable first scene, wherein he offers cigarettes to a group of German [=POWs=] and then [[ObligatoryWarCrimeScene promptly guns them all down]].down. This cements his reputation as a BloodKnight, in-universe as well.
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* ''Series/UtopiaFalls'': Brooklyn first appears when she comes late to a class, casually apologizing without being concerned. She's soon confirmed to be a bold, confident person, quite unlike her much quiet, shy LoveInterest Sage.
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* ''Series/TheProfessionals''. This is probably why the episode "Private Madness, Public Danger" is shown OutOfOrder instead of the intended pilot "Old Dog with New Tricks", which properly introduces the audience to [=CI5=], because Bodie and Doyle are introduced just slouching into the corridor when [[DaChief Cowley]] yells at them. In "Private Madness, Public Danger" however, they're introduced shooting cans off a wall and then engaging in WittyBanter with Cowley when he turns up to give them their assignment, a better introduction to the dynamic that would make the characters so popular.
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* ''Series/TheProfessionals''. This is probably why the episode "Private Madness, Public Danger" is shown OutOfOrder instead of the intended pilot "Old Dog with New Tricks", which properly introduces the audience to [=CI5=], because Bodie and Doyle are introduced just slouching into the corridor when [[DaChief Cowley]] yells at them. In "Private Madness, Public Danger" however, they're introduced shooting cans off a wall and then engaging in WittyBanter with Cowley when he turns up to give them their assignment, a better introduction to the dynamic that would make the characters so popular.
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* ''Series/TheProfessionals''. This is probably why the episode "Private Madness, Public Danger" is shown OutOfOrder instead of the intended pilot "Old Dog with New Tricks", which properly introduces the audience to [=CI5=], because Bodie and Doyle are introduced just slouching into the corridor when [[DaChief Cowley]] yells at them. In "Private Madness, Public Danger" however, they're introduced shooting cans off a wall and then engaging in WittyBanter with Cowley when he turns up to give them their assignment, a better introduction to the dynamic that would make the characters so popular.
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* ''Series/TheInbetweeners'':
** In the very first episode, we see Will's overall social status and mistreatment by everyone from teachers to classmates. But his very first interaction on the show also features him saying the wrong thing to Mr. Gilbert, then later insulting Gilbert in front of the entire class, showcasing his socially awkward qualities.
** Simon's major one comes with the introduction of Carli; we see how nervous he is around her to the point where even her sniffing him gives him a RagingStiffie.
** Jay is introduced bragging to Simon and Neil about his sexual conquests in a manner that it makes it clear that he's talking out of his arse.
** Neil blithley believes Jay's lies about his sexual prowess as opposed to Simon's skeptisism, establishing his gullibility and simple-mindedness.
** In the very first episode, we see Will's overall social status and mistreatment by everyone from teachers to classmates. But his very first interaction on the show also features him saying the wrong thing to Mr. Gilbert, then later insulting Gilbert in front of the entire class, showcasing his socially awkward qualities.
** Simon's major one comes with the introduction of Carli; we see how nervous he is around her to the point where even her sniffing him gives him a RagingStiffie.
** Jay is introduced bragging to Simon and Neil about his sexual conquests in a manner that it makes it clear that he's talking out of his arse.
** Neil blithley believes Jay's lies about his sexual prowess as opposed to Simon's skeptisism, establishing his gullibility and simple-mindedness.
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** The first thing [[DrJerk Dr. Pulaski]] does in "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS2E1TheChild The Child]]" is ''not report for duty.'' She's in the bar at the time, talking with Deanna. As Worf says, "Not the best way to meet your captain." Most of the more notable moments she has in the rest of her first episode involve insulting Data repeatedly, even though he ''can't'' be insulted, which just comes off as pure spitefulness rather than the ribbing [=McCoy=] would give Spock. And *she's not even doing it on purpose*. She just doesn't think of Data as a "real" person. [[note]]She warms to him the longer she's on the Enterprise. In an episode later in the season, she is the first to defend Data's care and affection for a little girl he's been communicating with.[[/note]]
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** The first thing [[DrJerk Dr. Pulaski]] does in "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS2E1TheChild The Child]]" is ''not report for duty.'' She's in the bar at the time, talking with Deanna. As Worf says, "Not the best way to meet your captain." Most of the more notable moments she has in the rest of her first episode involve insulting Data repeatedly, even though he ''can't'' be insulted, which just comes off as pure spitefulness rather than the ribbing [=McCoy=] would give Spock. And *she's ''she's not even doing it on purpose*.purpose''. She just doesn't think of Data as a "real" person. [[note]]She warms to him the longer she's on the Enterprise. In an episode later in the season, she is the first to defend Data's care and affection for a little girl he's been communicating with.[[/note]]
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--->'''Rebecca''' (patient of the week): Did you think you were dying [when you had the infection]?\\
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--->'''Rebecca''' (patient of the week): Did you think you were dying [when you had the infection]?\\infarction]?\\
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** Captain Ron Speirs has a very memorable first scene, wherein he offers cigarettes to a group of German [=POVs=] and then [[ObligatoryWarCrimeScene promptly guns them all down]]. This cements his reputation as a BloodKnight, in-universe as well.
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** Captain Ron Speirs has a very memorable first scene, wherein he offers cigarettes to a group of German [=POVs=] [=POWs=] and then [[ObligatoryWarCrimeScene promptly guns them all down]]. This cements his reputation as a BloodKnight, in-universe as well.
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** Dick Winters does the reprimanding, showing him as a [[ByTheBookCop By the Book Soldier]] and also caring deeply for his men. His exact words to Buck are, "What if you'd won? Never put yourself in a position where you can take from these men."
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* ''Series/MimpiMetropolitan'': Bambang is introduced arriving in the city of Jakarta, then accusing the bus driver of lying about them being in the city because a sign in the bus station writes Rambutan ''Village'' Terminal (Rambutan Village is an actual bus station in Jakarta), establishing Bambang as a rather clueless CountryMouse.
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* ''Series/MimpiMetropolitan'': ''Series/MimpiMetropolitan'':
** Bambang is introduced arriving in the city of Jakarta, then accusing the bus driver of lying about them being in the city because a sign in the bus station writes Rambutan ''Village'' Terminal (Rambutan Village is an actual bus station in Jakarta), establishing Bambang as a rather cluelessCountryMouse.CountryMouse.
** In the middle of the series, new character Juna is introduced aweing women and taking the spotlight from Prima, establishing his casanova-ness and future rivalry with Prima.
** Bambang is introduced arriving in the city of Jakarta, then accusing the bus driver of lying about them being in the city because a sign in the bus station writes Rambutan ''Village'' Terminal (Rambutan Village is an actual bus station in Jakarta), establishing Bambang as a rather clueless
** In the middle of the series, new character Juna is introduced aweing women and taking the spotlight from Prima, establishing his casanova-ness and future rivalry with Prima.
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* ''Series/BrooklynNineNine'': The first scene of the first episode features Detective Jake Peralta goofing around in an electronics store that's been burgled while his more strait-laced partner Amy Santiago questions the owner. Initially, his smart-ass, flippant and immature behaviour makes him look like he's just going to be a dumb goofball detective — until he reveals he got there several minutes before Santiago, dug around the place on a hunch, and located a camera that secretly recorded the burglars as they were robbing the place, having correctly deduced that in a store full of cameras at least ''one'' had to have seen something useful. The scene thus clearly establishes him as immature and goofy, but smart and competent at his job.
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** Gordon Brittas' first scene in "Laying the Foundations" has him attempt to show his stepsons how to play cricket, annoy the hell out of them and then confiscate the cricket bat when they don't listen.
** Helen's Brittas' first scene in the same episode has her wearily agreeing with everything Brittas says, then hitting the bottle once he leaves the room.
** Colin's first scene has him rattle off all his various infections and treatments much to the displeasure of Laura.
** Carole's first scene has her having a meltdown in reception.
** Helen's Brittas' first scene in the same episode has her wearily agreeing with everything Brittas says, then hitting the bottle once he leaves the room.
** Colin's first scene has him rattle off all his various infections and treatments much to the displeasure of Laura.
** Carole's first scene has her having a meltdown in reception.
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** Gordon Brittas' first scene in "Laying the Foundations" has him attempt to show his stepsons how to play cricket, annoy the hell out of them and then confiscate the cricket bat when they don't listen.
listen. This displays how he is a person who tries to help but is too annoying to be truly helpful.
** Helen's Brittas' first scene in the same episode has her wearily agreeing with everything Brittas says, then hitting the bottle once he leaves theroom.
room. This shows how she is a wife who is so broken down by her husband, that she has become an AddledAddict.
** Colin's first scene has him rattle off all his various infections and treatments much to the displeasure ofLaura.
Laura. This shows how he is basically a physically disgusting character who has a tendency to give off TooMuchInformation about his afflictions.
** Carole's first scene has her having a meltdown inreception.reception, showing off how she is not the happiest person and that she’s perpetually struggling (especially when it’s revealed that it’s because her husband has left her and she’s suffering from post natal depression).
* ''Series/BrooklynNineNine'': The first scene of the first episode features Detective Jake Peralta goofing around in an electronics store that's been burgled while his more strait-laced partner Amy Santiago questions the owner. Initially, his smart-ass, flippant and immature behaviour makes him look like he's just going to be a dumb goofball detective — until he reveals he got there several minutes before Santiago, dug around the place on a hunch, and located a camera that secretly recorded the burglars as they were robbing the place, having correctly deduced that in a store full of cameras at least ''one'' had to have seen something useful. The scene thus clearly establishes him as immature and goofy, but smart and competent at his job.
** Helen's Brittas' first scene in the same episode has her wearily agreeing with everything Brittas says, then hitting the bottle once he leaves the
** Colin's first scene has him rattle off all his various infections and treatments much to the displeasure of
** Carole's first scene has her having a meltdown in
* ''Series/BrooklynNineNine'': The first scene of the first episode features Detective Jake Peralta goofing around in an electronics store that's been burgled while his more strait-laced partner Amy Santiago questions the owner. Initially, his smart-ass, flippant and immature behaviour makes him look like he's just going to be a dumb goofball detective — until he reveals he got there several minutes before Santiago, dug around the place on a hunch, and located a camera that secretly recorded the burglars as they were robbing the place, having correctly deduced that in a store full of cameras at least ''one'' had to have seen something useful. The scene thus clearly establishes him as immature and goofy, but smart and competent at his job.
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*** After Abed invites Pierce, Troy, Shirley, and Annie to join Jeff's (initially non-existent) study group, their very first lines when they arrive say a lot about their respective personalities: Pierce is naïve and clueless, Troy is snarky and immature, Shirley is a caring mother figure, and Annie is the smartest of the bunch (and very good at reading people).
---->'''Pierce:''' Are you the board-certified tutor?\\
'''Troy:''' That means you do my homework, right, Seacrest?\\
'''Shirley:''' I need to call my babysitter if we're gonna be later than 10.\\
'''Annie:''' What "board" certifies a ''tutor''?
---->'''Pierce:''' Are you the board-certified tutor?\\
'''Troy:''' That means you do my homework, right, Seacrest?\\
'''Shirley:''' I need to call my babysitter if we're gonna be later than 10.\\
'''Annie:''' What "board" certifies a ''tutor''?
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** After arriving in Homicide, [[NaiveNewcomer Bayliss]] tells Giardello that he's always wanted to work in Homicide, while making it clear he has a romanticized view of the job. It sets him up as idealistic and naive, and inexperienced with police work.
** Giardello eating lunch with his detectives and casually bantering with them.
** Giardello eating lunch with his detectives and casually bantering with them.
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** After arriving in Homicide, [[NaiveNewcomer Bayliss]] tells Giardello that he's always wanted to work in Homicide, while making it clear he has a romanticized view of the job. It sets him up as idealistic and naive, and inexperienced with police work.
work. He also initially mistakes the white Crosetti for his black superior Giardello when the man is standing right in front of hi, setting up his InnocentBigot tendencies.
** Giardelloeating lunch is first seen casually talking with his detectives subordinate Crosetti and casually bantering then showing Bayliss around Homicide while [[StealthInsult subtly snarking at his idealized view of Homicide.]] It shows that Giardello is AFatherToHisMen who genuinely gets along with them. his detectives, but one who won't hesitate to call them out on their flaws when they screw up because of them.
** Giardello
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'''Bernard:''' [[AnalogyBackfire …Who's Montell Williams?]]
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** Crosetti and Lewis are introduced searching a crime scene for a shell casing in the middle of the night. Crosetti rambles pseudo-philosophically about something he read in an excerpt of a book, while [[VitriolicBestBuds Lewis snarks at him and calls him a moron.]]
** Felton and Howard are first seen snarking about Bayliss's inexperience behind his back. Then, they get a call about a murder, and Felton convinces Howard to be the primary because of her clearance rate. When they arrive at the crime scene, Howard instantly figures out who the killer is and why while Felton wonders aloud how she does it. It establishes Howard as hyper-competent and working hard to earn the respect of her male peers, and Felton as being much less competent but still a hard worker.
** Felton and Howard are first seen snarking about Bayliss's inexperience behind his back. Then, they get a call about a murder, and Felton convinces Howard to be the primary because of her clearance rate. When they arrive at the crime scene, Howard instantly figures out who the killer is and why while Felton wonders aloud how she does it. It establishes Howard as hyper-competent and working hard to earn the respect of her male peers, and Felton as being much less competent but still a hard worker.
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** Crosetti and Lewis are introduced searching a crime scene for a shell casing in the middle of the night. Crosetti rambles pseudo-philosophically about something he read in an excerpt of a book, while [[VitriolicBestBuds Lewis snarks at him and calls him a moron.]]
]] It establishes them as a PluckyComicRelief StraightManAndWiseGuy duo.
** Felton and Howard are first seen snarking about Bayliss's inexperience behind his back. Then, they get a call about a murder, and Felton convinces Howard to be the primary because of her clearance rate. When they arrive at the crime scene, Howard instantly figures out who the killer isand why all the while Felton wonders aloud how she does it. It establishes Howard as hyper-competent and working hard to earn the respect of her male peers, and Felton as being much less competent but still a hard worker.genuinely respecting her.
** Felton and Howard are first seen snarking about Bayliss's inexperience behind his back. Then, they get a call about a murder, and Felton convinces Howard to be the primary because of her clearance rate. When they arrive at the crime scene, Howard instantly figures out who the killer is
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* The first scene in ''Series/{{Utopia}}'' sees [[ThoseTwoBadGuys two hitmen]], Arby and Lee, walk into a comic shop. Lee starts killing customers with [[TapOnTheHead a club]] and [[DeadlyGas poison gas]] whilst Arby quizzes the owner of the shop about the whereabouts of a manuscript. After everyone in the shop is dead, they MakeItLookLikeAnAccident and are just leaving when Arby spots a small boy hiding under the counter; [[HopeSpot Arby smiles and offers him some chocolate raisins]]. And then:
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* The first scene in ''Series/{{Utopia}}'' sees [[ThoseTwoBadGuys two hitmen]], hitmen, Arby and Lee, walk into a comic shop. Lee starts killing customers with [[TapOnTheHead a club]] and [[DeadlyGas poison gas]] whilst Arby quizzes the owner of the shop about the whereabouts of a manuscript. After everyone in the shop is dead, they MakeItLookLikeAnAccident and are just leaving when Arby spots a small boy hiding under the counter; [[HopeSpot Arby smiles and offers him some chocolate raisins]]. And then:
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** The first view of the Blight is a valley filled with some weird leafless weeping trees, whose thick branches curve slightly above human height and grow back into the ground. When Rand passes under one tree, he notices a human skull embedded in its trunk.
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* ''Series/{{Daredevil}}'': After an entire pilot where his forces attempt to kill Karen Page to prevent her from exposing some of their shady dealings, once she's done that, Wilson Fisk says about her, "Forget her. Everything she knows is in the papers." He's uninterested in killing her now that she has no more information that can damage him, not even for revenge.
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* ''Series/{{Daredevil}}'': ''Series/{{Daredevil|2015}}'': After an entire pilot where his forces attempt to kill Karen Page to prevent her from exposing some of their shady dealings, once she's done that, Wilson Fisk says about her, "Forget her. Everything she knows is in the papers." He's uninterested in killing her now that she has no more information that can damage him, not even for revenge.
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** Subverted for Siuan Sanche. Her behavior towards Moiraine in the Hall of Sitters, towards Nynaeve in her study and towards her lover ([[spoiler:also Moraine]]) while in her bedroom (as well as her outfits and hairdos) differ so much, she may just as well be three different people. She's got many masks.
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** Subverted for Siuan Sanche. Her behavior towards Moiraine in the Hall of Sitters, towards Nynaeve in her study and towards her lover ([[spoiler:also Moraine]]) Moiraine]]) while in her bedroom (as well as her outfits and hairdos) differ so much, she may just as well be three different people. She's got many masks.
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Dewicking per TRS.
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'''Sheldon:''' [[{{Asexuality}} [clueless]]] ...no, I sit there.\\
'''Sheldon:''' [[{{Asexuality}} [clueless]]] ...no, I sit there.\\
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'''Penny:''' [flirtingly] [flirtatiously Sit next to me.\\
'''Sheldon:'''[[{{Asexuality}} [clueless]]] ...[clueless] ...no, I sit there.\\
'''Sheldon:'''
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** Eamon Valda, a [[KnightTemplar Questioner]] and one of the nastier Whitecloaks, is shown eating a roast bird of some sort with spikes in it which cause him to bleed from the mouth, visibly enjoying it and talking about the beauty of brutality, while a Yellow Aes Sedai is being burned at the stake in front of him. He also flashes the rings he's stolen from various Aes Sedai.
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** Eamon Valda, a [[KnightTemplar Questioner]] and one of the nastier Whitecloaks, is shown eating a roast bird roasted whole song-bird of some sort with spikes in it which cause whose bones causes him to bleed from the mouth, visibly enjoying it and talking about the beauty of brutality, while a maimed Yellow Aes Sedai is being burned at the stake in front of him. He also flashes the seven rings he's stolen taken from various executed Aes Sedai.
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** ** Subverted for Siuan Sanche. Her behavior towards Moiraine in the Hall of Sitters, towards Nynaeve in her study and towards her lover ([[spoiler:also Moraine]]) while in her bedroom (as well as her outfits and hairdos) differ so much, she may just as well be three different people. She's got many masks.
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** Logain Ablar seemingly single-handedly (his army is mentioned storming the walls, but no soldiers are shown) climbs the wall of the royal castle of Ghealdan, throws king's soldiers aside, shrugs off arrows, forces the king on his knees and heals him -- all that to persuade the king he's the true Dragon. All the while two figures woven out of Saidin keep nagging that nobody understands Logain and everybody's going to betray him.
** Subverted for Siuan Sanche. Her behavior towards Moiraine in the Hall of Sitters, towards Nynaeve in her study and towards her lover ([[spoiler:also Moraine]]) while in her bedroom (as well as her outfits and hairdos) differ so much, she may just as well be three different people. She's got many masks.
** Subverted for Siuan Sanche. Her behavior towards Moiraine in the Hall of Sitters, towards Nynaeve in her study and towards her lover ([[spoiler:also Moraine]]) while in her bedroom (as well as her outfits and hairdos) differ so much, she may just as well be three different people. She's got many masks.
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** ** Subverted for Siuan Sanche. Her behavior towards Moiraine in the Hall of Sitters, towards Nynaeve in her study and towards her lover ([[spoiler:also Moraine]]) while in her bedroom (as well as her outfits and hairdos) differ so much, she may just as well be three different people. She's got many masks.
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*** In "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS29E1SmithAndJones Smith and Jones]]", Martha Jones is introduced on her way to work taking various phone calls from members of her family.
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*** In "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS29E1SmithAndJones Smith and Jones]]", Martha Jones is introduced on her way to work taking various phone calls from members of her family.family, calmly mediating everyone's issues for her brother's upcoming birthday party.
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* ''Series/TheWheelOfTime'': An openly naked Lan entered Moiraine's bath without any sexual reaction or comment from either of them, thus showing that their Warder bond is platonic and non-sexual in nature.
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* ''Series/TheWheelOfTime'': ''Series/TheWheelOfTime'':
** An openly naked Lanentered enters Moiraine's bath without any sexual reaction or comment from either of them, thus showing that their Warder bond is platonic and non-sexual in nature.nature.
** Eamon Valda, a [[KnightTemplar Questioner]] and one of the nastier Whitecloaks, is shown eating a roast bird of some sort with spikes in it which cause him to bleed from the mouth, visibly enjoying it and talking about the beauty of brutality, while a Yellow Aes Sedai is being burned at the stake in front of him. He also flashes the rings he's stolen from various Aes Sedai.
** Liandrin Guirale, an Aes Sedai from the Red Ajah, leads a party of Red sisters in pursuit of Logain and tells him calmly about how male channelers make the Source 'filthy'. She's clearly enjoying gentling him while he screams in agony.
** An openly naked Lan
** Eamon Valda, a [[KnightTemplar Questioner]] and one of the nastier Whitecloaks, is shown eating a roast bird of some sort with spikes in it which cause him to bleed from the mouth, visibly enjoying it and talking about the beauty of brutality, while a Yellow Aes Sedai is being burned at the stake in front of him. He also flashes the rings he's stolen from various Aes Sedai.
** Liandrin Guirale, an Aes Sedai from the Red Ajah, leads a party of Red sisters in pursuit of Logain and tells him calmly about how male channelers make the Source 'filthy'. She's clearly enjoying gentling him while he screams in agony.
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* ''Series/TheWheelOfTime'': An openly naked Lan entered Moiraine's bath without any sexual reaction or comment from either of them; them, thus showing that their Warder bond is platonic and non-sexual in nature.
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** Irene Adler gets a particularly memorable one in "[[Recap/SherlockS02E1AScandalInBelgravia A Scandal in Belgravia]]". The audience sees her debating a variety of dresses to wear for her eventual run-in with Sherlock, only to be sitting completely ''naked'' when he finally does show up. In addition to establishing her as TheTease, it shows her as smart enough to realize that by giving him absolutely nothing to read, she could completely throw off his SherlockScan altogether. Furthermore, when they're later held hostage and Sherlock is forced to figure out the code her safe at gunpoint, he does so because she ''knew'' that he'd [[CovertPervert size her up]], the code being her measurements.
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** Irene Adler gets a particularly memorable one in "[[Recap/SherlockS02E1AScandalInBelgravia "[[Recap/SherlockS02E01AScandalInBelgravia A Scandal in Belgravia]]". The audience sees her debating a variety of dresses to wear for her eventual run-in with Sherlock, only to be sitting completely ''naked'' when he finally does show up. In addition to establishing her as TheTease, it shows her as smart enough to realize that by giving him absolutely nothing to read, she could completely throw off his SherlockScan altogether. Furthermore, when they're later held hostage and Sherlock is forced to figure out the code her safe at gunpoint, he does so because she ''knew'' that he'd [[CovertPervert size her up]], the code being her measurements.
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** Giardello is introduced casually talking with Crosetti, then showing Bayliss around while subtly trying to discourage his idealized view of Homicide and gently snarking at him. This shows him to be a friendly boss who genuinely gets along with his detectives, but one who won't put hesitate to put his foot down should their personal problems get in the way of the job.
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** Giardello is introduced eating lunch with his detectives and casually talking bantering with Crosetti, then showing Bayliss around while subtly trying to discourage his idealized view of Homicide and gently snarking at him. This shows him to be a friendly boss who genuinely gets along with his detectives, but one who won't put hesitate to put his foot down should their personal problems get in the way of the job.them.
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** Crosetti and Lewis are introduced searching a crime scene for a shell casing in the middle of the night. Crosetti rambles pseudo-philosophically about something he read in an excerpt of a book, while [[VitriolicBestBuds Lewis snarks at him and calls him a moron.]]
** Felton and Howard are first seen snarking about Bayliss's inexperience behind his back. Then, they get a call about a murder, and Felton convinces Howard to be the primary because of her clearance rate. When they arrive at the crime scene, Howard instantly figures out who the killer is and why while Felton wonders aloud how she does it. It establishes Howard as hyper-competent and working hard to earn the respect of her male peers, and Felton as being much less competent but still a hard worker.
** Crosetti and Lewis are introduced searching a crime scene for a shell casing in the middle of the night. Crosetti rambles pseudo-philosophically about something he read in an excerpt of a book, while [[VitriolicBestBuds Lewis snarks at him and calls him a moron.]]
** Felton and Howard are first seen snarking about Bayliss's inexperience behind his back. Then, they get a call about a murder, and Felton convinces Howard to be the primary because of her clearance rate. When they arrive at the crime scene, Howard instantly figures out who the killer is and why while Felton wonders aloud how she does it. It establishes Howard as hyper-competent and working hard to earn the respect of her male peers, and Felton as being much less competent but still a hard worker.
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* ''Series/HomicideLifeOnTheStreet'':
** After arriving in Homicide, [[NaiveNewcomer Bayliss]] tells Giardello that he's always wanted to work in Homicide, while making it clear he has a romanticized view of the job. It sets him up as idealistic and naive, and inexperienced with police work.
** Giardello is introduced casually talking with Crosetti, then showing Bayliss around while subtly trying to discourage his idealized view of Homicide and gently snarking at him. This shows him to be a friendly boss who genuinely gets along with his detectives, but one who won't put hesitate to put his foot down should their personal problems get in the way of the job.
** After hearing a suspect give him a blatantly false alibi, Munch angrily accuses him of saving his good lies for his partner Bolander and launches into an angry rant [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext analogizing the situation to Montel Williams and Larry King.]]
--> '''Detective John Munch:''' You're saving your really good lies for some smarter cop, is that it? I'm just a donut in the on-deck circle. Wait until the real guy gets here. Wait until that big guy comes back. I'm probably just his secretary. I'm just Montel Williams. You want to talk to Larry King.\\
'''Bernard:''' [[BlatantLies I'm telling you the truth.]]\\
'''Munch:''' I've been in murder police for ten years. If you're going to lie to me, you lie to me with respect. What is it? Is it my shoes? Is it my haircut? Got a problem with my haircut? Don't you ever lie to me like I'm Montel Williams. I am not Montel Williams I am not Montel Williams!\\
'''Bernard:''' [[AnalogyBackfire …Who's Montell Williams?]]
** After arriving in Homicide, [[NaiveNewcomer Bayliss]] tells Giardello that he's always wanted to work in Homicide, while making it clear he has a romanticized view of the job. It sets him up as idealistic and naive, and inexperienced with police work.
** Giardello is introduced casually talking with Crosetti, then showing Bayliss around while subtly trying to discourage his idealized view of Homicide and gently snarking at him. This shows him to be a friendly boss who genuinely gets along with his detectives, but one who won't put hesitate to put his foot down should their personal problems get in the way of the job.
** After hearing a suspect give him a blatantly false alibi, Munch angrily accuses him of saving his good lies for his partner Bolander and launches into an angry rant [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext analogizing the situation to Montel Williams and Larry King.]]
--> '''Detective John Munch:''' You're saving your really good lies for some smarter cop, is that it? I'm just a donut in the on-deck circle. Wait until the real guy gets here. Wait until that big guy comes back. I'm probably just his secretary. I'm just Montel Williams. You want to talk to Larry King.\\
'''Bernard:''' [[BlatantLies I'm telling you the truth.]]\\
'''Munch:''' I've been in murder police for ten years. If you're going to lie to me, you lie to me with respect. What is it? Is it my shoes? Is it my haircut? Got a problem with my haircut? Don't you ever lie to me like I'm Montel Williams. I am not Montel Williams I am not Montel Williams!\\
'''Bernard:''' [[AnalogyBackfire …Who's Montell Williams?]]
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-->'''War Doctor:''' ''[to himself, while examining the Moment, a.k.a. "the Galaxy Eater", the supreme Time Lord Superweapon]'' ... Why is there never a big red button?
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* ''Series/HometownChaChaCha'':
** Hye-jin awkwardly fends off an attempt at conversation from an elderly lady who lives on her floor, showing her to be poised but closed-off. Later, however, she defends her treatment plan for that same lady from her boss who is trying to rip the patient off, showing her to be an intelligent and caring dentist.
** Du-sik is introduced conversing with a local fisherman complaining that the new employee Du-sik recruited for him isn't working as well as he'd like. Du-sik reminds him that everything has a learning curve, and goes to speak to the employee — who is revealed to be a Russian immigrant. Du-sik speaks to him in Russian and gives him advice, as well as earplugs to help with seasickness. This shows him to be a caring and practical man, which is bolstered by the succeeding scene where he walks through the market and greets everybody individually, asking after them and agreeing to do odd jobs for them.
** Hye-jin awkwardly fends off an attempt at conversation from an elderly lady who lives on her floor, showing her to be poised but closed-off. Later, however, she defends her treatment plan for that same lady from her boss who is trying to rip the patient off, showing her to be an intelligent and caring dentist.
** Du-sik is introduced conversing with a local fisherman complaining that the new employee Du-sik recruited for him isn't working as well as he'd like. Du-sik reminds him that everything has a learning curve, and goes to speak to the employee — who is revealed to be a Russian immigrant. Du-sik speaks to him in Russian and gives him advice, as well as earplugs to help with seasickness. This shows him to be a caring and practical man, which is bolstered by the succeeding scene where he walks through the market and greets everybody individually, asking after them and agreeing to do odd jobs for them.
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* ''Series/{{Oz}}'':
** ** Right before the new inmates are admitted into the prison, Alvarez is stabbed and left bleeding on the floor while Beecher screams in horror. [[ButtMonkey This pretty much tells you what they're in for for the rest of the series.]]
** [=McManus=]'s meeting with Dino, where he tries to talk him into accepting rehabilitation, then blowing his top when Dino repeatedly insults him and harshly punishing him. It establishes both his idealism and his vindictiveness and short temper.
** Adebisi steals Beecher's stuff, puts him in a headlock when he protests, and gleefully taunts him about how he's going to rape him, setting him up as a cheerfully boisterous psycho.
** Schillinger is introduced as one of the only inmates to sympathize with Beecher, and helps him escape from Adebisi by having him moved into his pod. Then he reveals that he only did it so he could use Beecher as a sex slave and brands him with a swastika. It firmly establishes his racism, cruelty, and sadism, as well as his cunning nature.
** Glynn's argument with [=McManus=] over the cigarettes ban establishes him as a savvy and intelligent man and a fair warden, but one who doesn't really give a damn about any of the inmates.
** Healy complaining about [=McManus=]'s policies for no real reason establishes him as a confrontational {{Jerkass}}.
** Immediately upon getting into Oz, Said threatens to start a riot, amassing followers on his first day in prison, and having one of them beat him up to prove his dedication to his ideals. It succinctly establishes his ego, hatred for the legal system, and his genuine commitment to his principles and faith.
** [[NiceGuy Rebadow]] kindly inviting Beecher to sit with him after he's rebuffed by everyone else.
** ** Right before the new inmates are admitted into the prison, Alvarez is stabbed and left bleeding on the floor while Beecher screams in horror. [[ButtMonkey This pretty much tells you what they're in for for the rest of the series.]]
** [=McManus=]'s meeting with Dino, where he tries to talk him into accepting rehabilitation, then blowing his top when Dino repeatedly insults him and harshly punishing him. It establishes both his idealism and his vindictiveness and short temper.
** Adebisi steals Beecher's stuff, puts him in a headlock when he protests, and gleefully taunts him about how he's going to rape him, setting him up as a cheerfully boisterous psycho.
** Schillinger is introduced as one of the only inmates to sympathize with Beecher, and helps him escape from Adebisi by having him moved into his pod. Then he reveals that he only did it so he could use Beecher as a sex slave and brands him with a swastika. It firmly establishes his racism, cruelty, and sadism, as well as his cunning nature.
** Glynn's argument with [=McManus=] over the cigarettes ban establishes him as a savvy and intelligent man and a fair warden, but one who doesn't really give a damn about any of the inmates.
** Healy complaining about [=McManus=]'s policies for no real reason establishes him as a confrontational {{Jerkass}}.
** Immediately upon getting into Oz, Said threatens to start a riot, amassing followers on his first day in prison, and having one of them beat him up to prove his dedication to his ideals. It succinctly establishes his ego, hatred for the legal system, and his genuine commitment to his principles and faith.
** [[NiceGuy Rebadow]] kindly inviting Beecher to sit with him after he's rebuffed by everyone else.
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* ''Series/MimpiMetropolitan'': Bambang is introduced arriving in the city of Jakarta, then accusing the bus driver of lying about them being in the city because a sign in the bus station writes Rambutan ''Village'' Terminal (Rambutan Village is an actual bus station in Jakarta), establishing Bambang as a rather clueless CountryMouse.
