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* In ''[[Film/ShortCircuit Short Circuit 2]]'', Number 5 the sentient robot, who has scanned through a library's worth of novels, suggests being The Cyrano for his nerdy scientist friend Ben. During Ben's date with Sandy, Number 5 hacks into an electronic billboard's system and flashes the lines Ben is supposed to say to her. The hacking goes wrong, resulting in Ben reading out nonsense (including some vulgar insults in Spanish - which unfortunately Sandy understands), but he turns a potentially embarrassing situation around by admitting the ruse to Sandy, who thinks it's sweet that he would go to such effort for her.
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* In ''[[Film/ShortCircuit Short Circuit 2]]'', ''Film/ShortCircuit2'', Number 5 the sentient robot, who has scanned through a library's worth of novels, suggests being The Cyrano for his nerdy scientist friend Ben. During Ben's date with Sandy, Number 5 hacks into an electronic billboard's system and flashes the lines Ben is supposed to say to her. The hacking goes wrong, resulting in Ben reading out nonsense (including some vulgar insults in Spanish - which unfortunately Sandy understands), but he turns a potentially embarrassing situation around by admitting the ruse to Sandy, who thinks it's sweet that he would go to such effort for her.
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* ''Series/{{Wishbone}}'': In "Cyranose", as a PlotParallel to the trope-naming play, Joe, Sam, and David are struggling with an assignment to write a poem for class, especially David, till he discovers a poem placed outside his home and shares it with the class. Their teacher, Mr. Pruitt, is so impressed that he tells David he wants to publish it on his behalf, till David later admits he didn't write the poem himself. They later discover that the poem was actually written by David's neighbor, Wanda, who was shown trying to encourage him earlier in the episode, and [[GeekyTurnOn this sparks the beginning of a relationship between Wanda and Mr. Pruitt]].
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* ''Series/{{Wishbone}}'': In "Cyranose", "[[Recap/WishboneS1E07Cyranose Cyranose]]", as a PlotParallel to the trope-naming play, Joe, Sam, and David are struggling with an assignment to write a poem for class, especially David, till he discovers a poem placed outside his home and shares it with the class. Their teacher, Mr. Pruitt, is so impressed that he tells David he wants to publish it on his behalf, till David later admits he didn't write the poem himself. They later discover that the poem was actually written by David's neighbor, Wanda, who was shown trying to encourage him earlier in the episode, and [[GeekyTurnOn this sparks the beginning of a relationship between Wanda and Mr. Pruitt]].
