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* Happens twice in ''Film/DeepImpact''. First, This occurs early in the film when Jenny is asking Allen Rittenhause about "Ellie" in connection with his resigning as U.S. Treasury Secretary. She assumes the name is a woman he was having an affair and he assumes that she knows that "Ellie" is really "ELE" (Extinction Level Event)--information on the upcoming comet impact. He thinks she is asking him about his discussions with the President about the comet and she thinks he is just talking about an extramarital affair.
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* Happens twice in ''Film/DeepImpact''. ''Film/DeepImpact''.
** First, This occurs early in the film when Jenny is asking Allen Rittenhause about "Ellie" in connection with his resigning as U.S. Treasury Secretary. She assumes the name is a woman he was having an affair and he assumes that she knows that "Ellie" is really "ELE" (Extinction Level Event)--information on the upcoming comet impact. He thinks she is asking him about his discussions with the President about the comet and she thinks he is just talking about an extramarital affair.
** First, This occurs early in the film when Jenny is asking Allen Rittenhause about "Ellie" in connection with his resigning as U.S. Treasury Secretary. She assumes the name is a woman he was having an affair and he assumes that she knows that "Ellie" is really "ELE" (Extinction Level Event)--information on the upcoming comet impact. He thinks she is asking him about his discussions with the President about the comet and she thinks he is just talking about an extramarital affair.
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* In the ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}'' episode "The Nap," Elaine's ergonomically-obsessed GuyOfTheWeek has a lumbar mattress shipped to her apartment, offending her with the implication that he takes it for granted they'll have sex, so she gives the mattress to Kramer. Upon finding out that it was a sincerely-intended gift for her, she takes the mattress back, but the mattress now smells distinctively of Kramer, who has recently been swimming in the East River. This leads the new boyfriend to think that Elaine slept with Kramer. His attempt to talk to the LiteralMinded Kramer about it clears things up emotionally while leaving the misunderstanding intact.
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* In the ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}'' episode "The Nap," Elaine's ergonomically-obsessed GuyOfTheWeek has a lumbar mattress shipped to her apartment, offending her with the implication that he takes by appearing to take it for granted they'll have sex, so she gives the mattress to Kramer. Upon finding out that it was a sincerely-intended gift for her, she takes the mattress back, but the mattress now smells distinctively of Kramer, who has recently been swimming in the East River. This leads the new boyfriend to think that Elaine slept with Kramer. His attempt to talk to the LiteralMinded Kramer about it clears things up emotionally while leaving the misunderstanding intact.
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* In the ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}'' episode "The Nap," Elaine's ergonomically-obsessed GuyOfTheWeek has a lumbar mattress shipped to her apartment, offending her with the implication that he takes it for granted they'll have sex, so she gives the mattress to Kramer. Upon finding out that it was a sincerely-intended gift for her, she takes the mattress back, but the mattress now smells distinctively of Kramer, who has recently been swimming in the East River. This leads the boyfriend to think that Elaine slept with Kramer. His attempt to talk to the LiteralMinded Kramer about it clears things up emotionally while leaving the misunderstanding intact.
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* In the ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}'' episode "The Nap," Elaine's ergonomically-obsessed GuyOfTheWeek has a lumbar mattress shipped to her apartment, offending her with the implication that he takes it for granted they'll have sex, so she gives the mattress to Kramer. Upon finding out that it was a sincerely-intended gift for her, she takes the mattress back, but the mattress now smells distinctively of Kramer, who has recently been swimming in the East River. This leads the new boyfriend to think that Elaine slept with Kramer. His attempt to talk to the LiteralMinded Kramer about it clears things up emotionally while leaving the misunderstanding intact.
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* In the ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}'' episode "The Nap," Elaine's ergonomically-obsessed GuyOfTheWeek has a lumbar mattress shipped to her apartment, offending her with the implication that he takes it for granted they'll have sex, so she gives the mattress to Kramer. Upon finding out that it was a sincerely-intended gift for her, she takes the mattress back, but the mattress now smells distinctively of Kramer, who has recently been swimming in the East River. This leads the boyfriend to think that Elaine slept with Kramer. His attempt to talk to the LiteralMinded Kramer about it clears things up emotionally while leaving the misunderstanding intact.
-->'''Hal:''' You and Elaine are pretty close.
-->'''Kramer:''' Oh, we go back a ways!
-->'''Hal:''' And you've, uh...how do I put this? You've been in her bed.
-->'''Kramer:''' That's right.
-->'''Hal:''' But this isn't still going on?
-->'''Kramer:''' Nah, no, no, she put a stop to that.
-->'''Hal:''' That's all I needed to know.
-->'''Hal:''' You and Elaine are pretty close.
-->'''Kramer:''' Oh, we go back a ways!
-->'''Hal:''' And you've, uh...how do I put this? You've been in her bed.
-->'''Kramer:''' That's right.
-->'''Hal:''' But this isn't still going on?
-->'''Kramer:''' Nah, no, no, she put a stop to that.
-->'''Hal:''' That's all I needed to know.
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** In "An Affair to Forget", there are ''three'' conversations, but they are all in different languages. Turns out that while Niles thought he was fighting Gunther over his wife Maris, Gunther had an entirely different reason:
--> '''Frasier:''' (translating for Gunther) He says he wants you to apologize! He did not steal your... shoes?!
--> '''Niles:''' What?!
--> '''Frasier:''' Ah... it seems I may have mistranslated.
** In "Halloween", Niles overhears Daphne talking about an "accident" and assumes that Frasier got her pregnant. She was actually talking about a ''car accident'' leading to Niles becoming horrified at Daphne's and especially Frasier's flippant attitude towards it.
--> '''Frasier:''' (translating for Gunther) He says he wants you to apologize! He did not steal your... shoes?!
--> '''Niles:''' What?!
--> '''Frasier:''' Ah... it seems I may have mistranslated.
** In "Halloween", Niles overhears Daphne talking about an "accident" and assumes that Frasier got her pregnant. She was actually talking about a ''car accident'' leading to Niles becoming horrified at Daphne's and especially Frasier's flippant attitude towards it.
