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* In ''ComicBook/TarotWitchOfTheBlackRose'', starting from Issue 39 the narrative has proposed a potential good future for Tarot, Jon and Raven; that original peek already warned variations to that potential outcome may happen, and indeed before that point in time ever took place new peeks of the future over the years implemented a few differences to that narrative:
** Issue 39: Tarot has completed her task of unifying the world of mankind and magick, with that she starts a family with Jon, having a daughter with him; with their marriage being a little different in her traditions Tarot has Jon accept her sister Raven as well, bearing a daughter with Jon as well, all of them are a happy family.
** Issue 80: While seeking refuge from a rainstorm Raven humorously teases Jon of their future together, the fact he will give Raven and Tarot children is reinforced, but this time their gender is not mentioned, and a new party is brought to that future, Raven and Tarot’s own mom somehow would also hook up with Jon, bearing a child with him. [[spoiler:Years later, however, in issue 115, Tarot and Raven’s mom dies, effectively closing that part of the future Raven once saw]].
** Issue 114: As Raven records her then current turmoil over being courted by a dragon prince who wanted her hand in marriage but Raven rejected his ongoing advances, yet she felt a little conflicted because the prince was genuinely kind, managing to pierce her heart just a little bit due Raven starting to feel the need of building a family her own, and that’s when she thinks of Jon whom she now says will give her a child, now a son, not a daughter.
** Issue 39: Tarot has completed her task of unifying the world of mankind and magick, with that she starts a family with Jon, having a daughter with him; with their marriage being a little different in her traditions Tarot has Jon accept her sister Raven as well, bearing a daughter with Jon as well, all of them are a happy family.
** Issue 80: While seeking refuge from a rainstorm Raven humorously teases Jon of their future together, the fact he will give Raven and Tarot children is reinforced, but this time their gender is not mentioned, and a new party is brought to that future, Raven and Tarot’s own mom somehow would also hook up with Jon, bearing a child with him. [[spoiler:Years later, however, in issue 115, Tarot and Raven’s mom dies, effectively closing that part of the future Raven once saw]].
** Issue 114: As Raven records her then current turmoil over being courted by a dragon prince who wanted her hand in marriage but Raven rejected his ongoing advances, yet she felt a little conflicted because the prince was genuinely kind, managing to pierce her heart just a little bit due Raven starting to feel the need of building a family her own, and that’s when she thinks of Jon whom she now says will give her a child, now a son, not a daughter.
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* ''Series/RadioEnfer'': In a Season 2 episode, Dominique tries to predict what will happen to the then-current main characters when they will become adults. This is used as a framing device for a high school reunion set in the future. Although, considering some of the things that happened to the characters in the following seasons, that high school reunion will likely not happen the way it was portrayed in that episode.
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* ''VideoGame/EternalDarkness'' uses AnachronicOrder and [[FlashbackCut Flashback Cuts]], so that, for example, Anthony (chapter 3, 818 AD) has Flash Forwards of Ellia (chapter 2, 1150 AD). [[MindScrew Try not to think about it too hard...]]
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* ''VideoGame/EternalDarkness'' uses AnachronicOrder and [[FlashbackCut Flashback Cuts]], {{Flashback Cut}}s, so that, for example, Anthony (chapter 3, 818 AD) has Flash Forwards of Ellia (chapter 2, 1150 AD). [[MindScrew Try not to think about it too hard...]]
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* ''{{Series/The Chosen|TVSeries}}'': The first episode of Season Two begins with John writing his Gospel while interviewing the disciples [[spoiler: after Big James's execution in Literature/ActsOfTheApostles]]. The rest of the episode and the season takes place during the era of the Gospels when Jesus and His disciples are still alive.
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** Most of the arguments against this still being his destiny are based on the massive amount of history-changing time travel that's happened since then and as a result the butterfly effect throws it all out the window , whereas the arguments ''for'' it argue that none of the time travel directly interfered with it, so we should assume it still happens.
*** What some of these fail to overlook is an element in it that ''has'' been overruled by canon: In the Flash Forward, Zordon is alive. ''Series/PowerRangersInSpace'' nixes that possibility.
*** What some of these fail to overlook is an element in it that ''has'' been overruled by canon: In the Flash Forward, Zordon is alive. ''Series/PowerRangersInSpace'' nixes that possibility.
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* In ''FanFic/TheBugTypeQueen'', a ''Literature/{{Worm}}'' x ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' crossover, the interludes take place six years ahead of the current story, after Taylor has returned to Brockton Bay years later. However, because of the time-shenanigans, she returns back at the moment she left.
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* In ''FanFic/TheBugTypeQueen'', a ''Literature/{{Worm}}'' x ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' ''Anime/PokemonTheSeries'' crossover, the interludes take place six years ahead of the current story, after Taylor has returned to Brockton Bay years later. However, because of the time-shenanigans, she returns back at the moment she left.
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* ''Film/{{Next}}'' revolved around the ability of Nicolas Cage's character to see two minutes into the future (unless certain conditions were met), and play it over and over again in his mind until he found the optimal path to take (typically one that didn't end up with him being shot or beaten).
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* ''Film/{{Next}}'' ''Film/{{Next|2007}}'' revolved around the ability of Nicolas Cage's character to see two minutes into the future (unless certain conditions were met), and play it over and over again in his mind until he found the optimal path to take (typically one that didn't end up with him being shot or beaten).
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* The coda at the end of Pat's chapter in ''[[Fanfic/SixesAndSevens The Haunting of Villa Layla]]'' is set a few years later in 1950, on the night [[spoiler: Rahne Sinclair, aka [[Characters/NewMutants Wolfsbane]], was born]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'':
** "The Great Patty Caper" ends with a scene 75 years into the future where an elderly [=SpongeBob=] tells the events of the episode to his grandson.
** "[=SpongeHenge=]" ends 3,000 years into the future where aliens are visiting the stone [=SpongeBob=] formation, unable to determine why they exist other than they attract jellyfish.
** "The Great Patty Caper" ends with a scene 75 years into the future where an elderly [=SpongeBob=] tells the events of the episode to his grandson.
** "[=SpongeHenge=]" ends 3,000 years into the future where aliens are visiting the stone [=SpongeBob=] formation, unable to determine why they exist other than they attract jellyfish.
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* Two episodes of ''WesternAnimation/{{Bluey}}'' end this way.
** "Camping", after a speech from her mum about how friends come and go, finishes on a glimpse in the future to a teenage Bluey finally seeing her camping buddy Jean-Luc again after several years.
** "Daddy Dropoff" ends with Bingo befriending a new kindy classmate Lila, followed by a brief slideshow of pictures that show the two remaining friends up through the end of high school.
** "Camping", after a speech from her mum about how friends come and go, finishes on a glimpse in the future to a teenage Bluey finally seeing her camping buddy Jean-Luc again after several years.
** "Daddy Dropoff" ends with Bingo befriending a new kindy classmate Lila, followed by a brief slideshow of pictures that show the two remaining friends up through the end of high school.
