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* ''Series/YoureOnlyYoungTwice1971'': The residents of Twilight Lodge try to organise a holiday for Matron and the staff in "Collapse of Stout Party" as thanks for all their hard work. In true comic fashion, however, all their best-laid plans go astray.
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* Series/MidsomerMurders'': A positive example in "[[Recap/MidsomerMurdersS21E1 The Point of Balance]]"; ConMan Jake Hannity's one moment of genuine altruism, calming down a PTSD victim from a panic attack, is what outs him and prevents him from completing his latest scheme.
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* ''Series/{{Dexter}}'': Dexter saves a man's life midway through season 4. That man [[spoiler:kills Rita in the]] season finale, as well as several other people earlier. SubvertedTrope, because Dexter saved his life so he could have the pleasure of killing him. However, in a more straight example, Dexter later stops [[spoiler: Trinity from killing a young boy]] which is what drives him to [[spoiler: kill Rita for revenge.]]
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* ''Series/{{Dexter}}'': [[Characters/DexterDexterMorgan Dexter Morgan]] saves a man's life midway through season 4. That man [[spoiler:kills Rita in the]] season finale, as well as several other people earlier. SubvertedTrope, because Dexter saved his life so he could have the pleasure of killing him. However, in a more straight example, Dexter later stops [[spoiler: Trinity from killing a young boy]] which is what drives him to [[spoiler: kill Rita for revenge.]]
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* ''Series/HomicideLifeOnTheStreet'':
** The third season's first story arc centers around a SerialKiller who murders women assisting in community activism, particularly those who helped with domestic abuse shelters. When the killer is captured, she's revealed to be a FemaleMisogynist who believes women should StayInTheKitchen, and that [[TheFundamentalist a woman being active in the community violated God's will.]]
** In Season 5, Bayliss ends his partnership with his verbally abusive partner Pembleton after reaching his RageBreakingPoint. Ironically, it comes when Pembleton tries to be supportive by comforting Bayliss when he reveals he was molested as a child. Bayliss, who is filled with self-loathing over his abuse, [[DontYouDarePityMe is outraged at being pitied]] and ends their partnership because of it.
** The third season's first story arc centers around a SerialKiller who murders women assisting in community activism, particularly those who helped with domestic abuse shelters. When the killer is captured, she's revealed to be a FemaleMisogynist who believes women should StayInTheKitchen, and that [[TheFundamentalist a woman being active in the community violated God's will.]]
** In Season 5, Bayliss ends his partnership with his verbally abusive partner Pembleton after reaching his RageBreakingPoint. Ironically, it comes when Pembleton tries to be supportive by comforting Bayliss when he reveals he was molested as a child. Bayliss, who is filled with self-loathing over his abuse, [[DontYouDarePityMe is outraged at being pitied]] and ends their partnership because of it.
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* ''Series/KamenRiderOutsiders'': [[Series/KamenRiderSaber Desast]] manages to free [[Series/KamenRiderZeroOne Horobi]] from the Ark's control after transforming into his namesake Rider form, only to find himself having a target painted on his back by Zein's accomplices, despite having recently redeemed himself.
-->'''Nico:''' Desast! Zein views you as a villain. If you care about him [Ren], you should stay away from him!
-->'''Nico:''' Desast! Zein views you as a villain. If you care about him [Ren], you should stay away from him!
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* ''Series/TheConfessionsOfFrannieLangton'': Fannie's mother tried to spare a little black albino boy from being experimented on by Langton and get him away. She was hanged for this.
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* ''Series/TheConfessionsOfFrannieLangton'': Fannie's Frannie's mother tried to spare a little black albino boy from being experimented on by Langton and get him away. She was hanged for this.
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* ''Series/RFDS2021'': Pete spends most of season 2 dealing with the fallout from a rescue in the premiere. The on-call doctor was AWOL at the same time Leonie went in for a medical procedure, and the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Locum locum]] that Leonie frantically called in inserted an airway too far. Pete realized on the flight home that the patient wasn't breathing properly, then the plane hit turbulence and he accidentally yanked the entire rig out. After failing to reinsert because the patient's throat swelled shut and a critical piece of equipment was left behind at the scene, he performed an emergency tracheostomy, but accidentally severed a nerve that had grown in the wrong place; the patient recovered but was rendered mute. The rescue is targeted for a critical incident review, and even though both Wayne and Eliza agree after the fact that Pete did the best he possibly could have done, [[spoiler:he ultimately has his nursing license suspended for six months after he loses his temper at a friend of the patient]].
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* In one episode of ''Series/{{Castle}}'', a secondary character named Simon Doyle saves Beckett and Castle's life, at which point Beckett puts Doyle under arrest for no discernible reason.
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* In one episode of ''Series/{{Castle}}'', ''Series/{{Castle|2009}}'', a secondary character named Simon Doyle saves Beckett and Castle's life, at which point Beckett puts Doyle under arrest for no discernible reason.
