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* ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty'' sees Cop Morty presented with this in "[[Recap/RickAndMortyS3E7TheRicklantisMixup The Ricklantis Mix-Up"]] after he has Big Morty at his mercy. If he doesn't kill Big Morty, the latter will tell the cops that Cop Morty is on the take. But if he does, Cop Rick -- who refused an offer of money from Big Morty not to say Cop Morty killed the Morty Town Locos on Big Morty's orders -- will talk in his place. [[spoiler: Ultimately, Cop Morty shoots Big Morty after shedding CrocodileTears to get Cop Rick to lower his guard, but Cop Rick, newly GenreSavvy, quick-draws him just as he is about to turn the gun on his partner.]]

* ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty'' sees Officer Morty presented with this in "[[Recap/RickAndMortyS3E7TheRicklantisMixup The Ricklantis Mix-Up"]] after he has Big Morty at his mercy. If he doesn't kill Big Morty, the latter will tell the cops that Officer Morty is on the take. But if he does, Rookie Rick -- who refused an offer of money from Big Morty not to say Officer Morty killed the Morty Town Locos on Big Morty's orders -- will talk in his place. [[spoiler: Ultimately, Officer Morty shoots Big Morty after shedding CrocodileTears to get Rookie Rick to lower his guard, but Rookie Rick, newly GenreSavvy, quick-draws him just as he is about to turn the gun on his partner.]]
--> '''Officer Morty''': Not so big now, are you?
--> '''Rookie Rick''': That's enough!
--> '''Officer Morty''': If we don't kill him, he'll talk!
--> '''Rookie Rick''': If you do, '''''I'll''''' talk.

* ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty'' sees Officer Morty presented with this in "[[Recap/RickAndMortyS3E7TheRicklantisMixup The Ricklantis Mix-Up" after he has Big Morty at his mercy. If he doesn't kill Big Morty, the latter will tell the cops that Officer Morty is on the take. But if he does, Rookie Rick — who refused an offer of money from Big Morty not to say Officer Morty killed the Morty Town Locos on Big Morty's orders — will talk in his place. [[spoiler: Ultimately, Officer Morty shoots Big Morty after shedding CrocodileTears to get Rookie Rick to lower his guard, but Rookie Rick, newly GenreSavvy, quick-draws him just as he is about to turn the gun on his partner.]]

* ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'' gives Robbie one. In a bid to win back Wendy's heart, he lies about writing a song for her — a song which turns out to have a [[SubliminalSeduction subliminal message]] in it. When Dipper finds out about the message and tells Wendy, Robbie is left with two choices; either let the mind-control accusation stand or admit he didn't really write the song. He picks the latter, and Wendy dumps him for good.

* ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'' gives Robbie one. In a bid to win back Wendy's heart, lies about writing a song for her, a song which turns out to have a [[SubliminalSeduction subliminal message]] in it. When Dipper finds out about the message and tells Wendy, Robbie is left with two choices; either let the mind-control accusation stand or admit he didn't really write the song. He picks the latter, and Wendy dumps him for good.

* ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'' gives Robbie one. In a bid to win back Wendy's heart, he lies that he made a song of her, which has a [[SubliminalSeduction subliminal message]] in it. When Dipper finds out about the message and tells Wendy, Robbie is left with two choices; either let the accusation stand or admit he didn't really make the song. He picks the latter, and Wendy dumps him for good.

** "Almost Got 'im" you’ll find one of the few things Two Face will ever agree on something with himself:

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Transformers}}'': The Quintessons will often capture beings and hold trials for them for them. If found guilty, they're thrown into the Sharkticon pit. If innocent, they're thrown into the Sharkticon pit anyway.

* In one of the last episodes of the original ''WesternAnimation/RockyAndBullwinkle'' series, Boris was caught in one where, after stealing a raft-load of goods, the award he received for the deed caused the raft to begin sinking. If the goods sank, Boris would be shot, and if he threw away the award to stop the raft from sinking, he'd still be shot. [[ComicallyMissingThePoint "Well, at least I have a choice,"]] he says. Whichever one he picked, a shot was heard offscreen by the heroes.

** "Almost Got 'im":

* In the ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' episode "Let them eat goo", Cartman sums up the resolution to the episode's conflict as one. Basically, Wendy and some of the other kids want heathier foods that are better for the environment served at lunch rather than the fatty meat-based lunches they've been getting, while Cartman wants to keep the same great tasting unhealthy garbage as always. An attempt at a compromise is made when Cartman is in the hospital (he had a heart attack from anger), to replace the lunch food with a plant-based substitute that looks and tastes exactly the same. However, when Cartman finds out the truth, he is surprising okay with it. This is because Cartman didn't like having to be forced to eat heathier, and as he points out (much to the disappointment of Wendy and the others), while the plant-based substitute is better for the environment, it is the same kind of processed fatty garbage they were already eating for lunch. He actually closes his speech off stating that freedom of speech doesn't matter because he is under the impression that Wendy and the other just wanted an excuse to eat unhealthy foods free of guilt.

** The episode "The Diet" puts Shake in one of these, when Meatwad and Carl have [[TheBet a bet]] to see whether a healthy diet and excersise or Carl's fad diet would lose more weight, prompting Shake to start tempting Meatwad with junk food. He then confides to Frylock that he's conflicted.

* In the ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' episode "Let them eat goo", Cartman sums up the resolution to the episode's conflict as one. Basically, Wendy and some of the other kids want heathier foods that are better for the environment served at lunch rather than the fatty meat-based lunches they've been getting, while Cartman wants to keep the same great tasting unhealthy garbage as always. An attempt at a compromise is made when Cartman is in the hospital (he had a heart attack from anger), to replace the lunch food with a plant-based substitute that looks and tastes exactly the same. However, when Cartman finds out the truth, he is surprising okay with it. This is because Cartman didn't like having to be forced to eat heathier, and as he points out (much to the disappointment of Wendy and the others), while the plant-based substitute is better for the environment, it is the same kind of processed fatty garbage they were already eating for lunch. He actually closes his speech off stating that freedom of speech doesn't actually because he is under the impression that Wendy and the other just wanted an excuse to eat unhealthy foods free of guilt.

* In the ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' episode "Let them eat goo", Cartman declares the resolution to the episode's conflict one (which it is). Basically, Wendy and some of the other kids want heathier foods that are better for the environment served at lunch rather than the fatty meat-based lunches they've been getting, which Cartman fights against. An attempt at a compromise is made when Cartman is in the hospital, to replace the lunch food with a plant-based substitute. However, when Cartman finds out the truth, he is surprising okay with it. This is because part of what Cartman was mad about was that he was being forced to eat heathier, but as he points out (much to the disappointment of Wendy and the others), while the plant-based substitute is better for the enviroment, it is the same kind of procesed fatty garbage they were already eatting for lunch.

** The episode "The Diet" puts Shake in one of these, when Meatwad and Carl have [[TheBet a bet]] to see whether a healthy diet and excersise or Carl's fad diet would lose more weight, prompting Shake to satrt tempting Meatwad with junk food. He then confides to Frylock that he's conflicted.

** In the episode "Interfection" the Aqua Teens' house is invaded by giant pop-up ads because Shake signed up for a 30-day trial for an extravagant internet service. When Frylock declines being offered a full subscription, he finds that clicking no just means that the trial is extended by another 90 days before they're signed up anyway.

* In the ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce'' episode "Interfection" the Aqua Teens' house is invaded by giant pop-up ads because Shake signed up for a 30-day trial for an extravagant internet service. When Frylock declines being offered a full subscription, he finds that clicking no just means that the trial is extended by another 90 days before they're signed up anyway.
-->'''Option A:''' Yes! Sign me up for your fabulous and intrusive service, including the Home Invasion Cam!\\

---> '''Shake''': Part of me wants to wolf it down in front of his face, and yet, part of me wants him to eat it and lose the bet.

* In one of the last episodes of the ''WesternAnimation/RockyAndBullwinkle'' series, Boris was caught in one where, after stealing a raft-load of goods, the award he received for the deed caused the raft to begin sinking. If the goods sank, Boris would be shot, and if he threw away the award to stop the raft from sinking, he'd still be shot. [[ComicallyMissingThePoint "Well, at least I have a choice,"]] he says. Whichever one he picked, a shot was heard offscreen by the heroes.

-->'''Two-Face:''' Half of me wants to strangle you.\\