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* ''Series/{{Castle}}'' had the episodes "Tick, Tick, Tick..." and subsequent "Boom!"

* Music/StressFractures' debut album has two consecutive tracks: "It Could Be Better," and "but It's Good Enough." Comma and period included.

* ''Franchise/DCAnimatedUniverse'': Kyle Rayner's introductory episode "In Brightest Day" and John Stewart's first solo episode "In Blackest Night" form the first part of the Green Lantern [[BadassCreed.GreenLantern oath]]

* Jasper Byrne's two music tracks in ''VideoGame/HotlineMiami'' are named "Hotline" and "Miami".

* The Music/{{Rush}} instrumental "Where's My Thing" was paired on a live album with a drum solo called "Here It Is!"

* The Wiki/SCPFoundation has [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-2615-j SCP-2615-J]] and [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-2615 SCP-2615]], titled [[ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve Clap Your Hands]] and [[TheFairFolk If You Believe]] respectively.

* Season 16 of ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'' opened with "The Shisno" and ended with "Paradox", making up the title of the season. Also, Season 11 had the episode "Ready, Aim..." followed by "Fire", and Season 15 had "Red vs. Red" followed by "Blue vs. Blue".

** "Literature/SearchByTheMule": This story was originally published with the title "Now You See It...", which is completed by the {{Sequel}}'s title, "Literature/AndNowYouDont".
** "Literature/SearchByTheFoundation": This story was originally published with the title "...And Now You Don't", and is the {{Sequel}} to "Literature/NowYouSeeIt".

* ''Literature/TheOrdinaryPrincess'': The four chapters are: ''Lavender's Blue'', ''Rosemary's Green'', ''When You Are King'', ''I Shall Be Queen'', which is a condensed and slightly altered version of the nursery rhyme, "[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lavender%27s_Blue Lavender's Blue]]", as the version listed on Wiki/TheOtherWiki with the latter two lines uses "Lavender's green" instead of "Rosemary", and the version that has "Rosemary's green" does not have the latter two lines. The poem also appears on the back cover as:

* On ''Series/{{Life}}'' two sequential episodes are entitled "Dig A Hole" and "Fill It Up", forming the teaching of the Zen master murdered in the first one.

* Season 16 of ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'' opened with "The Shisno" and ended with "Paradox", making up the title of the season. Also, Season 11 had the episode "Ready, Aim..." followed by "Fire", Season 13 had "The End Is Near" followed by the SeriesFauxnale "The End", and Season 15 had "Red vs. Red" followed by "Blue vs. Blue".

* ''VideoGame/SaintsRow'': The the 360 version of ''VideoGame/SaintsRow2'' gives you an achievement called "A Brighter Future" for completing the last mission, which is called "...And A Better Life". Combined, they form the Ultor Corporation motto.

* ''Project 86'''s ''Truthless Heroes'' has four instrumental interlude tracks: "A Word from Our Sponsors", "To Brighten Your Day", "And Help You Sleep", "With Regards, T.H."

* Season 16 of ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'' opened with "The Shisno" and ended with "Paradox", making up the title of the season.

* On the Panic! at the Disco album ''A Fever You Can't Sweat Out'', there are tracks "Lying Is the Most Fun a Girl Can Have Without Taking Her Clothes Off", "But It's Better If You Do". However, the tracks are further separated by "Intermission".

* The Pyat Quartet by Creator/MichaelMoorcock - ''Byzantium Endures'', ''The Laughter of Carthage'', ''Jerusalem Commands'', ''The Vengeance of Rome''. The four titles together can be read as a sentence.

* Used for working titles of ''TabletopGame/MagicTheGathering'' sets. ''Scars of Mirrodin'', ''Mirrodin Besieged'', and ''New Phyrexia'' were called Lights, Camera, and Action in memos, for instance.
** Split Cards have two cards on them, and if you string them together with "and", you get a complete phrase. FOr example, [[https://gatherer.wizards.com/pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=369024 Protect and Serve]].