History BlatantLies / LiveActionTV

** In the episode "Covenant", Dukat becomes a cult leader among Bajorans who worship the [[GodOfEvil Pah-wraiths]]. One of his female Bajoran followers ends up giving birth to a half-Bajoran half-Cardassian child, and it's obvious to Dukat, Kira, and a few others that Dukat, who had a long and sordid history of keeping Bajoran mistresses, is the child's biological father: the only ones who don't question this are those who are too blinded by their faith.

** In "What Is Dead May Never Die," Renly blames the wine for his [[TheLoinsSleepTonight inability to perform]], but his wife [[TheBeard Margaery]] sees right through his charade.

** In one episode it's revealed that Bishop Brennan has a fear of rabbits. So naturally HilarityEnsues which culminates in the Bishop waking up in the middle of the night surrounded by rabbits and Ted and Dougal stood in the room holding rabbits in a way that makes it look like they put them there. To which Ted says "It's just a bad dream your grace." The bishop believes it for a moment before screaming.

* ''Series/{{Castle}}'': Most criminals lie to some degree, but one episode have Beckett/Castle interrupt the Irish mob in the process of beating a rival gang member to death, resulting in this (paraphrased) exchange with the victim:

** In the context of the above quote, Garak told three different stories to the same person as to why he was exiled. They are all contradictory to each other, and what's more, the one detail that's common to all of them[[labelnote:*]]the appearance of a man named Elim[[/labelnote]] is revealed to be fictitious. Of course, the ExpandedUniverse goes on to explain that they are indeed all true (up to a point).

** The GovernmentConspiracy interrogating David over what happened at Clockworks in the pilot initially dismiss Sydney as part of his delusion. They're ''very'' much aware that she's real, and are attempting to use David to find her.
** After David accidentally smashes a lamp in his sister's basement in "Chapter 1", Amy takes away the sharp gardening tools to remove the risk of him potentially hurting himself, but the fake reason she gives for doing this is, "Ben, he's gotta get to the garden tomorrow morning, you know?"
** In the series premiere, when David searches for Syd, he tells the person on the other end of the phone, "I'm her father, Max."
** In "Chapter 26", when Farouk inquires about the stranger that Charles has brought to the palace, Charles introduces his time-travelling son David as an old army buddy from World War II. (This is impossible because David was born in the 1950s.)

** After Curtis returns to his husband and gets an earful for rushing off without explanation, Curtis pretends he was helping the police solve the crisis but--scary and exciting as it was--he now realizes that he belongs back home and there will be no more disappearing acts. Given the enthusiasm with which Curtis worked with Team Arrow, if he's not lying to his husband he's certainly lying to himself at the end of "Recap/ArrowS4E17BeaconOfHope".