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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Bluey}}'': The plot of "Bedroom". After seeing the family's old nursery room being converted into a spare room, Bluey has an idea to make it as her own room, which her parents grant. Come bedtime, she keeps waking up to ask Bingo for more stuff from the old room. They then exchange messages after being told not to leave the room, which Chilli catches up with. When she gets Bluey back to bed, she tells her mum that she's not sure if she has everything she needs. [[StatusQuoIsGod Eventually, they decided to move Bluey's bed back to her old room]], but not before inviting Bingo in for the night.
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* ''WesternAnimation/WorkItOutWombats'': In "A Room of Our Own", Malik and Zadie get annoyed at each other's habits, and declare that they want their own rooms. It doesn't last.
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* ''WesternAnimation/KickButtowski'': {{Inverted|Trope}} in "Brad's Room''; Both of the brothers had their own rooms at the beginning of the episode, but after they destroy Kick's they're forced to share Brad's.
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* One side plot in the ''Literature/RamonaQuimby'' book ''Ramona the Brave'' is about the titular character getting a new bedroom for 6 months. She had previously shared a room with her older sister Beezus, but a new room is added to the family's house and from then on the girls alternate in it every 6 months, with first Ramona sleeping in the new room while Beezus stays in the old one, then vice-versa. In the last book of the series, "Ramona's World," however, Ramona and Beezus go back to sharing their old room while their new baby sister Roberta gets the second room.
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* One side plot in the ''Literature/RamonaQuimby'' book ''Ramona the Brave'' is about the titular character getting a new bedroom for 6 months. She had previously shared a room with her older sister Beezus, but a new room is added to the family's house and from then on the girls alternate in it every 6 months, with first Ramona sleeping in the new room while Beezus stays in the old one, then vice-versa. In the last book of the series, "Ramona's World," ''Ramona's World'', however, Ramona and Beezus go back to sharing their old room while their new baby sister Roberta gets the second room.
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* One side plot in the ''Literature/RamonaQuimby'' book ''Ramona the Brave'' is about the titular character getting a new bedroom for 6 months. She had previously shared a room with her older sister Beezus, but a new room is added to the family's house and from then on the girls alternate in it every 6 months, with first Ramona sleeping in the new room while Beezus stays in the old one, then vice-versa. In the last book of the series, "Ramona's World," however, Ramona and Beezus go back to sharing their old room while their new baby sister Roberta gets the second room.
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* One side plot in the ''Literature/RamonaQuimby'' book ''Ramona the Brave'' is about the titular character getting a new bedroom for 6 months. She had previously shared a room with her older sister Beezus, but a new room is added to the family's house and from then on the girls alternate in it every 6 months, with first Ramona sleeping in the new room while Beezus stays in the old one, then vice-versa. In the last book of the series, "Ramona's World," however, Ramona and Beezus go back to sharing their old room while their new baby sister Roberta gets the second room.
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* For a majority of ''Manga/KaguyaSamaLoveIsWar'', Shirogane and his little sister Kei share a bedroom with a curtain splitting it down the middle for privacy since their apartment only has 2 bedrooms (their father doesn't even have a room of his own and instead sleeps in the main living area due to the other room being used as Shirogane's study room). As a result, Kei gets really excited at the thought of finally having her own room [[spoiler:when their father informs them that they're going to move to a bigger apartment after a fan of his [=YouTube=] streams tries to stalk him.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/BigCityGreens'': In the b-plot of "Country Side" after the Greens have moved back to the country with Remy coming for an extended stay, Tilly is bothered by the boys' antics every morning, and attempts to find a different place to sleep. She first tries Bill's closet, then under the sink in Nancy's trailer. When Nancy suggests an empty room in the house, Tilly admits while she does want to get a new room, she's afraid to sleep alone because Cricket has been sleeping with her every night since his birth. Nancy reassures her that her family will always be around, and the episode ends with Tilly settling into her own bedroom across from the boys' room.
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* ''WesternAnimation/BigCityGreens'': In the b-plot of "Country Side" after the Greens have moved back to the country with Remy coming for an extended stay, Tilly is bothered by the boys' antics every morning, and attempts to find a different place to sleep. She first tries Bill's closet, then under the sink in Nancy's trailer. When Nancy suggests an empty room in the house, Tilly admits while she does want to get a new room, she's afraid to sleep alone because Cricket has she had been sleeping with her a roommate every night since his her birth. Nancy reassures her that her family will always be around, and the episode ends with Tilly settling into her own bedroom across from the boys' room.
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* ''Literature/{{Goosebumps}}'': In ''Literature/DontGoToSleep'', Matt wanted a new room since the one he lived in is small and crowded. He used the guest bedroom as his new room, [[spoiler: unaware that if he sleeps in it he'll alter his reality]].
** The TV episode features Matt using the attic as his new bedroom. [[spoiler: Although the attic never altered Matt's reality when he sleeps in it. He mentions that he hates reality and gets in trouble with the Reality Police for it.]]
** The TV episode features Matt using the attic as his new bedroom. [[spoiler: Although the attic never altered Matt's reality when he sleeps in it. He mentions that he hates reality and gets in trouble with the Reality Police for it.]]
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* ''Literature/{{Goosebumps}}'': In ''Literature/DontGoToSleep'', Matt wanted a new room since the one he lived in is small and crowded. He used the guest bedroom as his new room, [[spoiler: unaware that if he sleeps in it he'll alter his reality]].
**reality]]. The TV episode features Matt using the attic as his new bedroom. [[spoiler: Although the attic never altered Matt's reality when he sleeps in it. He mentions that he hates reality and gets in trouble with the Reality Police for it.]]]]
* The first ''Literature/SweetValleyTwins'' book, ''Best Friends,'' has a plot of the AlwaysIdenticalTwins Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield wanting separate rooms as Elizabeth is tired of Jessica's mess spilling over onto her side of the room all the time.
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* The first ''Literature/SweetValleyTwins'' book, ''Best Friends,'' has a plot of the AlwaysIdenticalTwins Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield wanting separate rooms as Elizabeth is tired of Jessica's mess spilling over onto her side of the room all the time.
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* ''Series/TheThundermans'': Inverted in the b-plot of "Why You Buggin'?" when Billy has to move into Nora's room as her roommate after Barb decides to move Chloe into Billy's room. While the twins are excited, Chloe doesn't want her own room and thinks there's a monster in it; that evening, the twins hear growling sounds and think a monster is in their room. When the parents don't believe them, they set up a booby trap and the culprit is revealed to be Chloe's monster doll; it was revealed Chloe has been teleporting under their beds every night because she's afraid to sleep in her own room. Barb decides to allow Chloe to sleep in the parents' room until she's ready, and allows Billy and Nora to stay roommates.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'' episode "Carpet Diem", Dipper and Mabel decide they don't want to share the attic bedroom anymore and try to win a room containing a body-swapping carpet that creates even more confusion. In the end, however, both twins change their minds and decide to again share the attic bedroom.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'' episode "Carpet Diem", Dipper and Mabel decide they don't want to share the attic bedroom anymore and try to win a room containing a body-swapping carpet that creates even more confusion. In the end, however, both twins change their minds and decide to again share the attic bedroom.bedroom, with Dipper giving the room to Soos to replace the awful engine room he tried to sleep in.
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* ''WesternAnimation/BigCityGreens'': In the b-plot of "Country Side" after the Greens have moved back to the country with Remy coming for an extended stay, Tilly is bothered by the boys' antics every morning, and attempts to find a different place to sleep. She first tries Bill's closet, then under the sink in Nancy's trailer. When Nancy suggests an empty room in the house, Tilly admits while she does want to get a new room, she's afraid to sleep alone because Cricket has been sleeping with her every night since his birth. Nancy reassures her that her family will always be around, and the episode ends with Tilly settling into her own bedroom across from the boys' room.
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* ''VideoGame/IWasATeenageExocolonist'': One time during construction, Rex is excited to finally get his own room after being stuck living in the family barracks and then the juvenile barracks aboard the ''Heliopause''.
* ''VideoGame/IWasATeenageExocolonist'': One time during construction, Rex is excited to finally get his own room after being stuck living in the family barracks and then the juvenile barracks aboard the ''Heliopause''.
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vice-versa. In the last book of the series, “Ramona’s World,” however, Ramona and Beezus go back to sharing their old room while their new baby sister Roberta gets the second room.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/FIsForFamily'' episode "The Liar's Club", Kevin moves out of the room he shared with Bill and starts living in the basement. The main motive behind this was he was annoyed by Bill touching his stuff, waking him up at 5 A.M. while getting ready for his morning paper route, and [[CaughtWithYourPantsDown walking in on him]] [[ADateWithRosiePalms masturbating.]] Unlike most examples of this trope, both Kevin and Bill are happy with having their own private rooms and the former has stayed in the basement since.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/FIsForFamily'' episode "The Liar's Club", Kevin moves out of the room he shared with Bill and starts living in the basement. The main motive behind this was he was annoyed by Bill touching his stuff, waking him up at 5 A.M. while getting ready for his morning paper route, and [[CaughtWithYourPantsDown walking in on him]] [[ADateWithRosiePalms masturbating.]] masturbating. Unlike most examples of this trope, both Kevin and Bill are happy with having their own private rooms and the former has stayed in the basement since.
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* ''Series/YoungSheldon'': In "Pish Posh and a Secret Back Room", Missy sees Georgie moving out as a chance to get her own room, so she suggests that Georgie move into the garage, then she moves to Georgie's room and Sheldon gets his and Missy's bedroom all to himself. Although Sheldon acts like he's okay with being alone, he secretly fears the big change happening.
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* ''Webcomic/StickyDillyBuns'' sets up one of these plots early on when Ruby Larose arrives in the city and is obliged to share a room and a bed with her older sister Amber. She naturally wishes she could get a place of her own, and this is part of her motivation in her subsequent search for employment. Once she starts earning money she is presumably in a position to start looking, and with both Amber and their other roommate, the (very) gay Dillon, in increasingly settled relationships, sharing their rooms must be increasingly complicated, but nothing happens in this regard before the strip ends, and the plot point ultimately goes nowhere much.
* ''Webcomic/StickyDillyBuns'' sets up one of these plots early on when Ruby Larose arrives in the city and is obliged to share a room and a bed with her older sister Amber. She naturally wishes she could get a place of her own, and this is part of her motivation in her subsequent search for employment. Once she starts earning money she is presumably in a position to start looking, and with both Amber and their other roommate, the (very) gay Dillon, in increasingly settled relationships, sharing their rooms must be increasingly complicated, but nothing happens in this regard before the strip ends, and the plot point ultimately goes nowhere much.
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* ''Literature/{{Goosebumps}}'': In ''Literature/DontGoToSleep'', Matt wanted a new room since the one he lived in is small and crowded. He used the guest bedroom as his new room, [[spoiler: unaware that if he sleeps in it he'll alter his reality]].
** The TV episode features Matt using the attic as his new bedroom. [[spoiler: Although the attic never altered Matt's reality when he sleeps in it. He mentions that he hates reality and gets in trouble with the Reality Police for it.]]
** The TV episode features Matt using the attic as his new bedroom. [[spoiler: Although the attic never altered Matt's reality when he sleeps in it. He mentions that he hates reality and gets in trouble with the Reality Police for it.]]
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* An episode of ''Series/FullHouse'' has DJ wanting her own room after dealing with Stephanie's snooping one too many times. DJ ends up getting the approval of Danny and moves into Michelle's room, while Michelle moves in with Stephanie, who was against the move since she was afraid she and DJ will drift apart.
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* ''Series/AdamTwelve'' -- a string of small-item thefts in a neighborhood leads the officers to a kid who stole the stuff and set it up in a cave because his stepdad wouldn't give him his own room. The problem is, the cave collapses and the boy nearly dies.
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* ''Series/AdamTwelve'' ''Series/Adam12'' -- a string of small-item thefts in a neighborhood leads the officers to a kid who stole the stuff and set it up in a cave because his stepdad wouldn't give him his own room. The problem is, the cave collapses and the boy nearly dies.
