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** HIMYM likes this one, this is played for drama with Ted and Stella, where she refused to even consider moving into NYC with Ted, but did so almost immediately with her ex after leaving Ted at the altar. It's what prompts his attempt at an angry confrontation with her.
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* PlayedForLaughs in an episode of ''StarTrekVoyager'' where Janeway, upon learning that her best friend Tuvok used to make tea for [[StarTrekVITheUndiscoveredCountry then-Captain Sulu]], jokingly complains that he never made ''her'' any tea.
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* PlayedForLaughs in an episode of ''StarTrekVoyager'' ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'' where Janeway, upon learning that her best friend Tuvok used to make tea for [[StarTrekVITheUndiscoveredCountry [[Film/StarTrekVITheUndiscoveredCountry then-Captain Sulu]], jokingly complains that he never made ''her'' any tea.
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** Also PlayedForLaughs in an episode of ''StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'':
--->'''Q''': "You hit me! ''[[StarTrekTheNextGeneration Picard]]'' never hit me!"
--->'''Q''': "You hit me! ''[[StarTrekTheNextGeneration Picard]]'' never hit me!"
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** Also PlayedForLaughs in an episode of ''StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'':
''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'':
--->'''Q''': "You hit me!''[[StarTrekTheNextGeneration ''[[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration Picard]]'' never hit me!"
--->'''Q''': "You hit me!
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* In the episode of ''{{Monk}}'' where Sharona and Natalie meet, Natalie finds out that Monk paid Sharona a lot more than he paid her. Thus she complains that Monk never paid her that much.
* In ''HowIMetYourMother'', in the episode where Barney puts together the super-date in order to bang J-Lo, Robin laments that he never went to similar lengths for her, even though they had been in a relationship together.
-->Also, when Barney meets his [[spoiler:father, and sees that he has another son whom he acts as a typical boring, suburban dad to, in contrast to his walking out on Barney when he was a child.]]
* In ''HowIMetYourMother'', in the episode where Barney puts together the super-date in order to bang J-Lo, Robin laments that he never went to similar lengths for her, even though they had been in a relationship together.
-->Also, when Barney meets his [[spoiler:father, and sees that he has another son whom he acts as a typical boring, suburban dad to, in contrast to his walking out on Barney when he was a child.]]
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* In the episode of ''{{Monk}}'' where Sharona and Natalie meet, Natalie Sharona finds out that Monk paid Sharona pays Natalie a lot more than he paid her. Thus she complains that Monk never paid her that much.
* In ''HowIMetYourMother'', in the episode where Barney puts together the super-date in order to bang J-Lo, Robin laments that he never went to similar lengths for her, even though they had been in a relationship together. \n-->Also, when When Barney meets his [[spoiler:father, and sees that he has another son for whom he acts as a typical boring, suburban dad to, in contrast to his walking out on Barney when is extremely hurt because, if he was a child.just going to be normal and regular, why couldn't he have been normal ''with Barney?''.]]
* In ''HowIMetYourMother'', in the episode where Barney puts together the super-date in order to bang J-Lo, Robin laments that he never went to similar lengths for her, even though they had been in a relationship together.
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* In ''GetSmart'', 99 tells a man her name, inciting her ignorant partner Max's jealousy. She matter-of-factly replies, [[YouDidntAsk "You never asked me."]] [[spoiler:It's actually a CodeName. Viewers never learn her real name, and we doubt Max did either.]]
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* In ''GetSmart'', ''Series/GetSmart'', 99 tells a man her name, inciting her ignorant partner Max's jealousy. She matter-of-factly replies, [[YouDidntAsk "You never asked me."]] [[spoiler:It's actually a CodeName. Viewers never learn her real name, and we doubt Max did either.]]
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* PlayedWith on ''{{Roseanne}}:'' Jackie divorces Fred for never wanting to try new things or do anything exciting, and afterward he starts taking up hobbies like skydiving. There's no other woman involved (that this viewer recalls, anyway), but it still irks her.
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** Subverted in the episode "The Cupboard of Patrick's Love" when Steve is watching what he believes to be Patrick's sex tape with Susan. [[HilarityEnsues It turns out to not be her.]]
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* [[RanmaOneHalf Ranma 1/2]]: When Ranma offers to give [[UnluckyChildhoodFriend Ukyo]] a piggyback ride, [[LoveInterest Akane]] becomes jealous and irritable.
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* [[RanmaOneHalf Ranma 1/2]]: ''RanmaOneHalf'': When Ranma offers to give [[UnluckyChildhoodFriend Ukyo]] a piggyback ride, [[LoveInterest Akane]] becomes jealous and irritable.
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When this phrase is used in the context of an ongoing romantic relationship, this could indicate the moment in which the speaker realizes that their feelings are not fully reciprocated, and lead to a MakeUpOrBreakUp dilemma. If it is instead used by an ex-lover, it can serve to show the audience that the current pairing is [[OneTruePairing True Love]] after all.
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When this phrase is used in the context of an ongoing romantic relationship, this could indicate the moment in which the speaker realizes that their feelings are not fully reciprocated, and lead to a MakeUpOrBreakUp dilemma. If it is instead used by an ex-lover, it can serve to show the audience that the current pairing is [[OneTruePairing True Love]] after all.
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This is very common in NetorareGenre (or {{Cuckold}}) stories, where it is used to further the humiliation of the cuckolded party by showing how much dominant the lover is.
This is very common in NetorareGenre (or {{Cuckold}}) stories, where it is used to further the humiliation of the cuckolded party by showing how much dominant the lover is.
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[[RanmaOneHalf Ranma 1/2]]: When Ranma offers to give [[UnluckyChildhoodFriend Ukyo]] a piggyback ride, [[LoveInterest Akane]] becomes jealous and irritable.
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* [[RanmaOneHalf Ranma 1/2]]: When Ranma offers to give [[UnluckyChildhoodFriend Ukyo]] a piggyback ride, [[LoveInterest Akane]] becomes jealous and irritable.
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* ''TheBible'': Happens at the end of the parable of The Prodigal Son, where the brother who ''didn't'' leave home and waste all his money wonders why he doesn't get a fatted calf, etc., etc.
** The actual end of the parable is the father answering with the next stock phrase, "[[{{YouDidntAsk}} You never asked]]".
** The brother doesn't exactly get hosed, though; the father will still bequeath everything he owns to the loyal son, but for now he's just rejoicing that the prodigal son came home.
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[[RanmaOneHalf Ranma 1/2]]: When Ranma offers to give [[UnluckyChildhoodFriend Ukyo]] a piggyback ride, [[LoveInterest Akane]] becomes jealous and irritable.
--> '''Akane:''' He never does anything that nice for me!
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* ''TheBible'': Happens at the end of the parable of The Prodigal Son, where the brother who ''didn't'' leave home and waste all his money wonders why he doesn't get a fatted calf, etc., etc.
** The actual end of the parable is the father answering with the next stock phrase, "[[{{YouDidntAsk}} You never asked]]".
** The brother doesn't exactly get hosed, though; the father will still bequeath everything he owns to the loyal son, but for now he's just rejoicing that the prodigal son came home.
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* The first season of ''BoardwalkEmpire'' has an example. Jimmy is [[LikeASonToMe like a son]] to VillainProtagonist and CorruptPolitician Nucky Thompson. When Jimmy gets in trouble with the law in a way that could potentially blow [[TheRoaringTwenties Nucky's interest in the illegal alcohol trade]], Nucky doesn't directly help Jimmy but he doesn't cut him loose either, instead offering Jimmy a little cash and a chance to jump town. After Jimmy leaves, Nucky's brother/[[TheDragon Dragon]] Eli rhetorically wonders if he would get the same slack. [[spoiler:Later in the season Eli is seriously wounded and publicly exposed as a DirtyCop. Nucky fires Eli from his position as Sheriff... at least until after the election is over, when he immediately hires Eli back. Too bad Eli has already become TheStarscream and joined a conspiracy against Nucky by then.]]
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* In an episode of TwoAndAHalfMen, Charlie spends most of the episode teaching Jake how to behave at his first "boy-girl party". Eventually, Alan complains about how Charlie never taught him anything, and basically left him on his own, and suffered socially for it. Charlie does seem remorseful for this, but mentions how he was just a stupid teenager at the time, and didn't want to hang out with his little brother.
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** The brother doesn't exactly get hosed, though; the father will still bequeath everything he owns to the loyal son, but for now he's just rejoicing that the prodigal son came home.
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* In ''GetSmart'', 99 tells a man her name, inciting her ignorant partner Max's jealousy. She matter-of-factly replies, [[YouDidntAsk "You never asked me."]]
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* In ''GetSmart'', 99 tells a man her name, inciting her ignorant partner Max's jealousy. She matter-of-factly replies, [[YouDidntAsk "You never asked me."]]
[[/folder]] [[spoiler: It's"]] [[spoiler:It's actually a CodeName. Viewers never learn her real name, and we doubt Max did either.]]
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* In HowIMetYourMother, in the episode where Barney puts together the super-date in order to bang J-Lo, Robin laments that he never went to similar lengths for her, even though they had been in a relationship together.
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* In HowIMetYourMother, ''HowIMetYourMother'', in the episode where Barney puts together the super-date in order to bang J-Lo, Robin laments that he never went to similar lengths for her, even though they had been in a relationship together.
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* Though the exact stock phrase isn't used, the concept appears several times in {{Coupling}}. Jane's reaction to this trope feeds her story arc in the "Inferno" episode.
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* PlayedForLaughs in an episode of ''StarTrekVoyager'' where Janeway, upon learning that her best friend Tuvok used to make coffee for [[StarTrekVITheUndiscoveredCountry then-Captain Sulu]], jokingly complains that he never made ''her'' any coffee.
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* PlayedForLaughs in an episode of ''StarTrekVoyager'' where Janeway, upon learning that her best friend Tuvok used to make coffee tea for [[StarTrekVITheUndiscoveredCountry then-Captain Sulu]], jokingly complains that he never made ''her'' any coffee.tea.
--> '''Janeway''': *mock indignant* You never brought ME tea!
--> '''Janeway''': *mock indignant* You never brought ME tea!
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** For the record, his answer is ''perfect'': "I guess you're stronger."
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** The actual end of the parable is the father answering with the next stock phrase, "[[{{YouDidntAsk}} You never asked]]".
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* In HowIMetYourMother, in the episode where Barney puts together the super-date in order to bang J-Lo, Robin laments that he never went to similar lengths for her, even though they had been in a relationship together.
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* PlayedForLaughs in ''{{Airplane}}!'': When her husband has a second cup of coffee, the wife (listed in the credits as "Mrs. Hammen") says, "That's funny, Jim never has a second cup of coffee at home." (Later, when he's sick and hurling into the barf bag, she says, "Jim never vomits at home...")
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* PlayedForLaughs in ''{{Airplane}}!'': ''{{Airplane}}'': When her husband has a second cup of coffee, the wife (listed in the credits as "Mrs. Hammen") says, "That's funny, Jim never has a second cup of coffee at home." (Later, when he's sick and hurling into the barf bag, she says, "Jim never vomits at home...")
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** which is quasi-ironic, since things threatening Buffy in Sunnydale routinely would have become huge problems for everyone else really quickly. So Xander was, in fact, saving Cordelia at the same time as Buffy.
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** This was a parody of a Yuban commercial from the late 1970s that played this trope straight. The wife is pained to discover that ''her'' coffee doesn't measure up to the party-thrower's coffee, and perhaps is thinking of dumping her for the hot blonde party-thrower whose coffee is good enough to have a second cup of.
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** This was a parody of a Yuban commercial from the late 1970s that played this trope straight. The wife is pained to discover that ''her'' coffee doesn't measure up to the party-thrower's coffee, and because her husband thinks it's worth having a second cup of (and perhaps is thinking of dumping her for the hot blonde party-thrower whose coffee is good enough to have a second cup of.with the superior coffee-making skills -- she'd better go buy some Yuban ''now'' for the sake of her marriage!).
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** This was a parody of a Yuban commercial from the late 1970s that played this trope straight. The wife is pained to discover that ''her'' coffee doesn't measure up to the party-thrower's coffee, and perhaps is thinking of dumping her for the hot blonde party-thrower whose coffee is good enough to have a second cup of.
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This StockPhrase commonly leads to the stock response "[[{{YouDidntAsked}} You never asked]]."
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This StockPhrase commonly leads to the stock response "[[{{ptitley3wg7i0tj2ox}} You never asked]]."
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* ''TheMatrix''. Trinity has just brought Neo his dinner and Cypher decides to tease her about her obvious attraction to him.
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* ''TheMatrix''. ''TheMatrix'': Trinity has just brought Neo his dinner and Cypher decides to tease her about her obvious attraction to him.
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* ''Film/DeadAir2009'': Used Lucy when she overhears her ex, Logan, promise to pick up his current wife's brother from the airport.
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* ''Film/DeadAir2009'': Used by Lucy when she overhears her ex, Logan, promise to pick up his current wife's brother from the airport.
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* PlayedForLaughs in ''{{Airplane}}!'': When her husband has a second cup of coffee, the wife (listed in the credits as "Mrs. Hammen") says, "That's funny, Jim never has a second cup of coffee at home." (Later, when he's sick and hurling into the barf bag, she says, "Jim never vomits at home...)
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