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* Miko does this in chapter 72 of ''Manga/KaguyaSamaLoveIsWar'', ignoring Ishigami when he tells her that her habit of enforcing the rules by ordering everyone around will cause people to stop listening to her, only to immediately agree with Fujiwara's assessment when she says the same thing. Naturally, Ishigami lampshades this.
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* Miko does this in chapter 72 of ''Manga/KaguyaSamaLoveIsWar'', ignoring Ishigami when he tells her that her habit of enforcing the rules by ordering everyone around will cause people to stop listening to her, only to immediately agree with Fujiwara's assessment when she says the same thing. Naturally, Ishigami lampshades this.
* From ''Series/ArrestedDevelopment'':
-->'''George Michael''': You know, I can see why your mom likes it. It is a really nice tree...\\
'''Maeby''': We've got to get it torn down.\\
'''George Michael''': ...That must die. Stupid tree.
* Larry Tate from ''Series/{{Bewitched}}'' does this quite often. Darrin, or someone else will present an idea for an advert that he thinks is stupid, until the client says he likes it, to which Larry agrees.
* In ''Series/CornerGas'', Wanda asks Brent to babysit her son Tanner, and Brent refuses since Tanner is well-known as an EnfantTerrible who traumatizes every babysitter that's gone up against him. In a later scene, after Wanda complains that she still can't find a babysitter, Lacey mentions that [[PickUpBabesWithBabes she finds men who like kids attractive]], and Brent immediately offers to babysit Tanner.
-->'''George Michael''': You know, I can see why your mom likes it. It is a really nice tree...\\
'''Maeby''': We've got to get it torn down.\\
'''George Michael''': ...That must die. Stupid tree.
* Larry Tate from ''Series/{{Bewitched}}'' does this quite often. Darrin, or someone else will present an idea for an advert that he thinks is stupid, until the client says he likes it, to which Larry agrees.
* In ''Series/CornerGas'', Wanda asks Brent to babysit her son Tanner, and Brent refuses since Tanner is well-known as an EnfantTerrible who traumatizes every babysitter that's gone up against him. In a later scene, after Wanda complains that she still can't find a babysitter, Lacey mentions that [[PickUpBabesWithBabes she finds men who like kids attractive]], and Brent immediately offers to babysit Tanner.
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* The variation occurs in ''{{Series/Firefly}}'' in "Heart of Gold".
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* The variation occurs in ''{{Series/Firefly}}'' ''Series/{{Firefly}}'' in "Heart of Gold".
* In ''Series/ItsAlwaysSunnyInPhiladelphia'', the second season's finale has 2 plotlines: Frank finds out that his kids aren't his, and Mac and Charlie try to become buddies with Mac's father in prison. When Frank finds out about his kids, he wants to hurt the real father. He devises a plan to follow his kids around until they come into contact with their bio dad, and then attack. Mac and Charlie say that plan is garbage. But when they talk to Mac's father in prison, he suggests ''the exact same thing'', and they say it's brilliant.
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* From ''Series/ArrestedDevelopment'':
-->'''George Michael''': You know, I can see why your mom likes it. It is a really nice tree...\\
'''Maeby''': We've got to get it torn down.\\
'''George Michael''': ...That must die. Stupid tree.
* In ''Series/ItsAlwaysSunnyInPhiladelphia'', the second season's finale has 2 plotlines: Frank finds out that his kids aren't his, and Mac and Charlie try to become buddies with Mac's father in prison. When Frank finds out about his kids, he wants to hurt the real father. He devises a plan to follow his kids around until they come into contact with their bio dad, and then attack. Mac and Charlie say that plan is garbage. But when they talk to Mac's father in prison, he suggests ''the exact same thing'', and they say it's brilliant.
* Larry Tate from ''Series/{{Bewitched}}'' does this quite often. Darrin, or someone else will present an idea for an advert that he thinks is stupid, until the client says he likes it, to which Larry agrees.
* In ''Series/CornerGas'', Wanda asks Brent to babysit her son Tanner, and Brent refuses since Tanner is well-known as an EnfantTerrible who traumatizes every babysitter that's gone up against him. In a later scene, after Wanda complains that she still can't find a babysitter, Lacey mentions that [[PickUpBabesWithBabes she finds men who like kids attractive]], and Brent immediately offers to babysit Tanner.
-->'''George Michael''': You know, I can see why your mom likes it. It is a really nice tree...\\
'''Maeby''': We've got to get it torn down.\\
'''George Michael''': ...That must die. Stupid tree.
* In ''Series/ItsAlwaysSunnyInPhiladelphia'', the second season's finale has 2 plotlines: Frank finds out that his kids aren't his, and Mac and Charlie try to become buddies with Mac's father in prison. When Frank finds out about his kids, he wants to hurt the real father. He devises a plan to follow his kids around until they come into contact with their bio dad, and then attack. Mac and Charlie say that plan is garbage. But when they talk to Mac's father in prison, he suggests ''the exact same thing'', and they say it's brilliant.
* Larry Tate from ''Series/{{Bewitched}}'' does this quite often. Darrin, or someone else will present an idea for an advert that he thinks is stupid, until the client says he likes it, to which Larry agrees.
* In ''Series/CornerGas'', Wanda asks Brent to babysit her son Tanner, and Brent refuses since Tanner is well-known as an EnfantTerrible who traumatizes every babysitter that's gone up against him. In a later scene, after Wanda complains that she still can't find a babysitter, Lacey mentions that [[PickUpBabesWithBabes she finds men who like kids attractive]], and Brent immediately offers to babysit Tanner.
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-->'''Ruth (to Frederick):''' Remember Ruth, your Ruth, who kneels before you!\\
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* One episode of ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'' opens with Leela inviting Bender and Fry to a poker game. Bender is reluctant, claiming he only plays with suckers. Fry then says he'll play, to which Bender enthusiastically says he will too.
* In the ''WesternAnimation/MiraculousLadybug'' episode "Desperada", Adrien is caught in a GroundhogDayLoop. He's heartbroken when his crush laughs at a joke [[LovingAShadow she dismissed]] when it was his caped alter ego telling it (in the previous loop). Although it should be noted that Chat Noir, unlike his "real identity", has a history of not taking things seriously enough, so Ladybug might well feel she ''has'' to be sterner with him.
* In the ''WesternAnimation/MiraculousLadybug'' episode "Desperada", Adrien is caught in a GroundhogDayLoop. He's heartbroken when his crush laughs at a joke [[LovingAShadow she dismissed]] when it was his caped alter ego telling it (in the previous loop). Although it should be noted that Chat Noir, unlike his "real identity", has a history of not taking things seriously enough, so Ladybug might well feel she ''has'' to be sterner with him.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/MiraculousLadybug'' episode "Desperada", Adrien is caught in a GroundhogDayLoop. He's heartbroken when his crush laughs at a joke [[LovingAShadow she dismissed]] when it was his caped alter ego telling it (in the previous loop). Although it should be noted that Chat Noir, unlike his "real identity", has a history of not taking things seriously enough, so Ladybug might well feel she ''has'' to be sterner with him.
* One episode of ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'' opens with Leela inviting Bender and Fry to a poker game. Bender is reluctant, claiming he only plays with suckers. Fry then says he'll play, to which Bender enthusiastically says he will too.
* One episode of ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'' opens with Leela inviting Bender and Fry to a poker game. Bender is reluctant, claiming he only plays with suckers. Fry then says he'll play, to which Bender enthusiastically says he will too.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheCroods'': When Eep is about to dive into water, Grug warns her it could be dangerous, which she dismisses because he says that about everything, but when Guy tells her to be careful, she immediately listens without protest. Justified since Grug's overprotective nature makes it hard to tell whether he is right about something being dangerous while Guy being more adventurous and open-minded gives his warning more weight.
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--> '''The Doctor''': I won't do it. Whatever it is, I refuse.
--> '''Time Lord''': ''Daleks''.
--> '''The Doctor''': Daleks. Tell me more.
--> '''Time Lord''': ''Daleks''.
--> '''The Doctor''': Daleks. Tell me more.
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'''The Doctor''': Daleks. Tell me more.
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-->'''George Michael''': You know, I can see why your mom likes it. It is a really nice tree ...
-->'''Maeby''': We've got to get it torn down.
-->'''George Michael''': ... That must die. Stupid tree.
-->'''Maeby''': We've got to get it torn down.
-->'''George Michael''': ... That must die. Stupid tree.
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-->'''George Michael''': You know, I can see why your mom likes it. It is a really nice tree ...
-->'''Maeby''':tree...\\
'''Maeby''': We've got to get it torndown.
-->'''George Michael''': ...down.\\
'''George Michael''': ...That must die. Stupid tree.
-->'''Maeby''':
'''Maeby''': We've got to get it torn
-->'''George Michael''': ...
'''George Michael''': ...That must die. Stupid tree.
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---> "You… You Bastard! How could you betray your own friend? You're trash that can't even be recycled! You… you saw that, right, everyone? I'm also your fan, take me, too!
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-->'''Penny''': It is so dumb that we've been coming here so long and never spoke.
-->'''Billy''': I know. All those months of doing a stunningly boring chore...
-->'''Penny''': I'm a fan of laundry.
-->'''Billy''': Psych! I love it.
-->'''Billy''': I know. All those months of doing a stunningly boring chore...
-->'''Penny''': I'm a fan of laundry.
-->'''Billy''': Psych! I love it.
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-->'''Penny''': It is so dumb that we've been coming here so long and never spoke.
-->'''Billy''':spoke.\\
'''Billy''': I know. All those months of doing a stunningly boringchore...
-->'''Penny''':chore...\\
'''Penny''': I'm a fan oflaundry.
-->'''Billy''':laundry.\\
'''Billy''': Psych! I love it.
-->'''Billy''':
'''Billy''': I know. All those months of doing a stunningly boring
-->'''Penny''':
'''Penny''': I'm a fan of
-->'''Billy''':
'''Billy''': Psych! I love it.
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-->'''Caleb''': It's bad enough I've got to hang a towel from my pants and ask people if they want extra apricot sauce, I'm not gonna go further demean myself by jotting down the ramblings of a love-struck girl.
-->'''Hay Lin''': If you hide behind the mangrove tree and take notes, I'll do your next shift.
-->'''Caleb''': Interesting...
-->'''Hay Lin''': If you hide behind the mangrove tree and take notes, I'll do your next shift.
-->'''Caleb''': Interesting...
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-->'''Caleb''': It's bad enough I've got to hang a towel from my pants and ask people if they want extra apricot sauce, I'm not gonna go further demean myself by jotting down the ramblings of a love-struck girl.
-->'''Haygirl.\\
'''Hay Lin''': If you hide behind the mangrove tree and take notes, I'll do your nextshift.
-->'''Caleb''':shift.\\
'''Caleb''': Interesting...
-->'''Hay
'''Hay Lin''': If you hide behind the mangrove tree and take notes, I'll do your next
-->'''Caleb''':
'''Caleb''': Interesting...
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* Played with a bit in ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'', Grif saves Sarge's Life by giving him CPR when he is shot in the head. Sarge initially thanks Simmons for this, but immediately berates Grif on the foolishness of giving CPR for a head wound.
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* Played with a bit in ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'', ''WebAnimation/RedVsBlue'', Grif saves Sarge's Life by giving him CPR when he is shot in the head. Sarge initially thanks Simmons for this, but immediately berates Grif on the foolishness of giving CPR for a head wound.
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* In both the [[Film/FatherOfTheBride1950 1950]] and [[Film/FatherOfTheBride1991 1991]] versions of ''Father of the Bride'', the daughter dismisses her father's suggestion that she put on a coat because it's cold, but when her new fiance immediately suggests the same thing, she does.
* In one of the ''Film/LethalWeapon'' movies, Murtaugh's daughter comes to him and Riggs and shortly engage in a discussion about alcoholic consumption at her age. Her father says she shouldn't drink, but she brushes him off. However, when Riggs asks the same, she - having a crush on him - promises to take his advice and whole-heartedly agrees with him.
* In both the [[Film/FatherOfTheBride1950 1950]] and [[Film/FatherOfTheBride1991 1991]] versions of ''Father of the Bride'', the daughter dismisses her father's suggestion that she put on a coat because it's cold, but when her new fiance immediately suggests the same thing, she does.
* In one of the ''Film/LethalWeapon'' movies, Murtaugh's daughter comes to him and Riggs and shortly engage in a discussion about alcoholic consumption at her age. Her father says she shouldn't drink, but she brushes him off. However, when Riggs asks the same, she - having a crush on him - promises to take his advice and whole-heartedly agrees with him.
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* In both the [[Film/FatherOfTheBride1950 1950]] and [[Film/FatherOfTheBride1991 1991]] versions of ''Father of the Bride'', the daughter dismisses her father's suggestion that she put on a coat because it's cold, but when her new fiance immediately suggests the same thing, she does.
* In one of the ''Film/LethalWeapon'' movies, Murtaugh's daughter comes to him and Riggs and shortly engage in a discussion about alcoholic consumption at her age. Her father says she shouldn't drink, but she brushes him off. However, when Riggs asks the same, she - having a crush on him - promises to take his advice and whole-heartedly agrees with him.
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* In both the [[Film/FatherOfTheBride1950 1950]] and [[Film/FatherOfTheBride1991 1991]] versions of ''Father of the Bride'', the daughter dismisses her father's suggestion that she put on a coat because it's cold, but when her new fiance immediately suggests the same thing, she does.
* In one of the ''Film/LethalWeapon'' movies, Murtaugh's daughter comes to him and Riggs and shortly engage in a discussion about alcoholic consumption at her age. Her father says she shouldn't drink, but she brushes him off. However, when Riggs asks the same, she - having a crush on him - promises to take his advice and whole-heartedly agrees with him.
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* In both the [[Film/FatherOfTheBride1950 1950]] and [[Film/FatherOfTheBride1991 1991]] versions of ''Father of the Bride'', the daughter dismisses her father's suggestion that she put on a coat because it's cold, but when her new fiance immediately suggests the same thing, she does.
* In one of the ''Film/LethalWeapon'' movies, Murtaugh's daughter comes to him and Riggs and shortly engage in a discussion about alcoholic consumption at her age. Her father says she shouldn't drink, but she brushes him off. However, when Riggs asks the same, she - having a crush on him - promises to take his advice and whole-heartedly agrees with him.
