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** In season 8, Repli-Carter tries to use Daniel's mind as a conduit to obtain Ascended knowledge, so she appears in the mental link as Oma Desala. Daniel begins to suspect something is up and proves it by using an IceCreamKoan on "Oma". When she responds as though that makes sense he knows it can't actually be her. (Later, when the real Oma does connect with his mind, he tries this trick again, and he knows it is her when she responds to him with a {{Koan}} of her own .)
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** In season 8, Repli-Carter tries to use Daniel's mind as a conduit to obtain Ascended knowledge, so she appears in the mental link as Oma Desala. Daniel begins to suspect something is up and proves it by using an IceCreamKoan on "Oma". When she responds as though that it makes sense sense, he knows it can't actually be her. (Later, when the real Oma does connect with his mind, he tries this trick again, and he knows it is her when she responds to him with a {{Koan}} of her own .)
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* On '''Series/MagnumPI2018,'' goofball Jin is convinced something's happened to his neighbor Mrs. Fredericks as he dropped by her home to find some woman named Margot there claiming Mrs. Fredericks was on a cruise. But Jin tells Higgins that the woman hated water. They get a text from her claiming to be on the cruise and Margot is okay but Jin notes the text calls him by name when Mrs. Fredericks always messed up his first name, calling him "James." For once, Jin is dead right as Margot has murdered the real Mrs. Fredericks to sell off her home.
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* On '''Series/MagnumPI2018,'' ''Series/MagnumPI2018,'' goofball Jin is convinced something's happened to his neighbor Mrs. Fredericks as he dropped by her home to find some woman named Margot there claiming Mrs. Fredericks was on a cruise. But Jin tells Higgins that the woman hated water. They get a text from her claiming to be on the cruise and Margot is okay but Jin notes the text calls him by name when Mrs. Fredericks always messed up his first name, calling him "James."James" or "John." For once, Jin is dead right as Margot has murdered shot the real Mrs. Fredericks to sell off her home.
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* On '''Series/MagnumPI2018,'' goofball Jin is convinced something's happened to his neighbor Mrs. Fredericks as he dropped by her home to find some woman named Margot there claiming Mrs. Fredericks was on a cruise. But Jin tells Higgins that the woman hated water. They get a text from her claiming to be on the cruise and Margot is okay but Jin notes the text calls him by name when Mrs. Fredericks always messed up his first name, calling him "James." For once, Jin is dead right as Margot has murdered the real Mrs. Fredericks to sell off her home.
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* ''Series/{{Castle}}'':
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* ''Series/{{Castle}}'':''Series/{{Castle|2009}}'':
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** Played with in "[[Recap/AngelS01E17Eternity Eternity]]". When Angel notices ''himself'' displaying unusual cruelty all of a sudden, it clues him into the fact that he's been drugged and is reverting back to Angelus.
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** In ''[[Recap/StarTrekS2E25BreadAndCircuses Bread and Circuses]]'' Kirk, under duress, is ordered by his captor to check in. He does so with "Condition Green, all's well, Kirk out." Alas, it is so obviously a trouble code that it is immediately recognized as such.
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** In ''[[Recap/StarTrekS2E25BreadAndCircuses "[[Recap/StarTrekS2E25BreadAndCircuses Bread and Circuses]]'' Circuses]]" Kirk, under duress, is ordered by his captor to check in. He does so with "Condition Green, all's well, Kirk out." Alas, it is so obviously a trouble code that it is immediately recognized as such.
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** In ''[[Recap/StarTrekS2E25BreadAndCircuses Bread and Circuses]]'' Kirk, under duress, is ordered by his captor to check in. He does so with "Condition Green, all's well, Kirk out." Alas, it is so obviously a trouble code that it is immediately recognized as such.
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* ''Series/BreakingBad'':
** Discussed when Saul is discussing with Walt and Skyler on how to launder Walt's drug money. Saul suggests they buy a nearby laser tag arena (because the current manager is desperate enough for money to go along with it). Skyler strongly objects to it because of how out-of-character it would be for someone like Walt to suddenly buy a laser tag arena, it would definitely make people very suspicious. Her suggestion is that Walt instead purchase the car wash he once worked at, since it's a facility he has history and is familiar with.
--->'''Skyler:''' "Hey, everybody! Walt suddenly decided to invest in ''laser tag''. Just out of the blue!" Really? That's what we're supposed to tell people, our family, our friends, ''the government''?
** Hank is investigating [[spoiler:Gale's murder]], pouring over the evidence and Gale's notebook, when he notices one strange discrepancy. Gale is a hardcore vegan, but he has a phone number written down on a napkin from the fried chicken franchise Los Pollos Hermanos. This one minor clue leads Hank on a one-man quest for more evidence that threatens to unravel the biggest meth distributor in the American Southwest.
** Used in "Ozymandias", when Walt makes [[spoiler:an incriminating phone call to Skyler, knowing that the line is being wiretapped. He plays up his psychotic, ruthless Heisenberg persona for 110% of what it's worth to clue Skyler in that he's intentionally making himself into the scapegoat who cowed his wife into helping him and takes the fall for Hank's murder, so Skyler won't be jailed for being his accomplice and leave their children orphaned, and Marie can have some semblance of closure. Skyler gradually realizes what he's doing and plays along.]]
** Discussed when Saul is discussing with Walt and Skyler on how to launder Walt's drug money. Saul suggests they buy a nearby laser tag arena (because the current manager is desperate enough for money to go along with it). Skyler strongly objects to it because of how out-of-character it would be for someone like Walt to suddenly buy a laser tag arena, it would definitely make people very suspicious. Her suggestion is that Walt instead purchase the car wash he once worked at, since it's a facility he has history and is familiar with.
--->'''Skyler:''' "Hey, everybody! Walt suddenly decided to invest in ''laser tag''. Just out of the blue!" Really? That's what we're supposed to tell people, our family, our friends, ''the government''?
** Hank is investigating [[spoiler:Gale's murder]], pouring over the evidence and Gale's notebook, when he notices one strange discrepancy. Gale is a hardcore vegan, but he has a phone number written down on a napkin from the fried chicken franchise Los Pollos Hermanos. This one minor clue leads Hank on a one-man quest for more evidence that threatens to unravel the biggest meth distributor in the American Southwest.
** Used in "Ozymandias", when Walt makes [[spoiler:an incriminating phone call to Skyler, knowing that the line is being wiretapped. He plays up his psychotic, ruthless Heisenberg persona for 110% of what it's worth to clue Skyler in that he's intentionally making himself into the scapegoat who cowed his wife into helping him and takes the fall for Hank's murder, so Skyler won't be jailed for being his accomplice and leave their children orphaned, and Marie can have some semblance of closure. Skyler gradually realizes what he's doing and plays along.]]
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** During the ''Series/PowerRangersInSpace'' episode ''Recap/PowerRangersInSpaceS1E19InvasionOfTheBodySwitcher'' the villain Astronema uses a monster's disguise ability to disguise herself as the Yellow Ranger. During the episode, the real Yellow Ranger returns to help the team, but loses her Morpher, which the Red Ranger retrieves. Then the Red Ranger has to figure out which one is the real one. Only the Rangers would know how to activate the Morphers, thus he says the morphing call to both of them, and Astronema doesn't know.
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** During the ''Series/PowerRangersInSpace'' episode ''Recap/PowerRangersInSpaceS1E19InvasionOfTheBodySwitcher'' ''[[Recap/PowerRangersInSpaceS1E19InvasionOfTheBodySwitcher Invasion of the Body Switcher]]'' the villain Astronema uses a monster's disguise ability to disguise herself as the Yellow Ranger. During the episode, the real Yellow Ranger returns to help the team, but loses her Morpher, which the Red Ranger retrieves. Then the Red Ranger has to figure out which one is the real one. Only the Rangers would know how to activate the Morphers, thus he says the morphing call to both of them, and Astronema doesn't know.
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** During ''Series/PowerRangersInSpace'' the villain Astronema uses a monster's disguise ability to disguise herself as the Yellow Ranger. During the episode, the real Yellow Ranger returns to help the team, but loses her Morpher, which the Red Ranger retrieves. Then the Red Ranger has to figure out which one is the real one. Only the Rangers would know how to activate the Morphers, thus he says the morphing call to both of them, and Astronema doesn't know.
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** During the ''Series/PowerRangersInSpace'' episode ''Recap/PowerRangersInSpaceS1E19InvasionOfTheBodySwitcher'' the villain Astronema uses a monster's disguise ability to disguise herself as the Yellow Ranger. During the episode, the real Yellow Ranger returns to help the team, but loses her Morpher, which the Red Ranger retrieves. Then the Red Ranger has to figure out which one is the real one. Only the Rangers would know how to activate the Morphers, thus he says the morphing call to both of them, and Astronema doesn't know.
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** In "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS3E23Sarek Sarek]]", Sarek, Spock's Vulcan ambassador father, is traveling aboard the ''Enterprise'' to negotiate peace with the Legarans. After arriving aboard the ship, he insists upon seeing the conference room, speaking with an unusually intense tone, though Picard thinks it's just standard Vulcan micro-management. But it isn't until he invites him and his party to attend a classical music performance where he sees him ''weeping'' that he starts to suspect that something's wrong with him. It turns out that at his advanced age, Sarek is struggling with Bendii syndrome, the Vulcan version of Alzheimer's disease, which make it practically impossible for him to control his emotions, which starts to affect the ''Enterprise'' crew.
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** In "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS3E23Sarek Sarek]]", Sarek, Spock's Vulcan ambassador father, is traveling aboard the ''Enterprise'' to negotiate peace with the Legarans. After arriving aboard the ship, he insists upon seeing the conference room, speaking with an unusually intense tone, though Picard thinks it's just standard Vulcan micro-management. But it isn't until he invites him and his party to attend a classical music performance where he sees him ''weeping'' that he starts to suspect that something's wrong with him. It turns out that at his advanced age, Sarek is struggling with Bendii syndrome, the Vulcan version of Alzheimer's disease, which make makes it practically impossible for him to control his emotions, which [[HatePlague and this starts to affect the ''Enterprise'' crew.the]] ''[[HatePlague Enterprise]]'' [[HatePlague crew]].
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** In "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS3E23Sarek Sarek]]", Sarek, Spock's Vulcan ambassador father, is traveling aboard the ''Enterprise'' to negotiate peace with the Legarans. After arriving aboard the ship, he insists upon seeing the conference room, speaking with an unusually intense tone, though Picard thinks it's just standard Vulcan micro-management. But it isn't until he invites him and his party to attend a classical music performance where he sees him ''weeping'' that he starts to suspect that something's wrong with him. It turns out that at his advanced age, Sarek is struggling with Bendii syndrome, the Vulcan version of Alzheimer's disease, which make it practically impossible for him to control his emotions, which starts to affect the ''Enterprise'' crew.
