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See also SingleMindedTwins. [[IThoughtItMeant Has nothing to do with]] FoghornLeghorn's VerbalTic.

* In ''PhineasAndFerb [[TheMovie Across The Second Dimension]]'', this happens three times between Dr. Doofenshmirtz and his [[NotSoHarmless more evil]] double in the other dimension. Each time, Doofenshmirtz-1 {{lampshade}}s it by shouting "Jinx!" and claiming that Doofenshmirtz-2 owes him a soda.

* In the ''BuffyTheVampireSlayer'' episode "The Replacement", Xander gets [[LiteralSplitPersonality split into two beings]]. When they meet at the end just before being rejoined they have a tendency to speak together.

See also SingleMindedTwins.

* A bizarre version occurs in [[BillAndTed Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey]]; the two ''aren't'' the same person, but they're so close in personality they might as well be; so when they split off to propose to the [[EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses princesses]], they read out the same speech, changing only the basic metaphor (one of them uses ocean life, the other forest; they even both have a 'no, that's fresh water' / 'no, that's the desert' moment in unison.
* Similar to the above BillAndTed trope, but for a blink-and-you'll-miss-it NotSoDifferent: In ''TreasurePlanet'', when Jim is put in Silver's care, both pinch the bridge of their respective noses at the exact same time, then look up with the same expression.

* In the ''StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'' episode "Visionary", O'Brien meets himself from five hours in the future. At one point they chorus "I hate temporal mechanics."
* The ''{{Dollhouse}}'' episode "The Left Hand" sees Topher downloading a second copy of himself into Victor.

* In the ''RedDwarf'' episode "The Inquisitor", Lister gets replaced by an alternative version of himself who never got to exist. When they meet each other, the original Lister is in the middle of trying to convince Rimmer of who he is, and the two end up chorusing "Rimmer, for smeg's sake!"

You meet yourself somehow, whether through TimeTravel, [[AlternateUniverse dimension-hopping]], [[CloningBlues cloning]], or some even more exotic form of AppliedPhlebotinum. Inevitably, if you spend enough time in the same room as yourself, the two of you will end up speaking in unison.

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* The main character of ''The Probability Broach'' by L. Neil Smith does it on one occasion, when in the company of his alter ego from another timeline.
* In StarTrekDepartmentOfTemporalInvestigations: ''Watching the Clock'', President Bacco is temporarily duplicated (long story). The two presidents respond to a compliment with a simultaneous "oh, please!" Amusingly, they also snark at each other for making the exact sort of grumpy, sarcastic comments that Bacco always makes.

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* A bizarre version occurs in [[BillAndTed Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey]]; the two ''aren't'' the same person, but they're so close in personality they might as well be; so when they split off to propose to the [[EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses princesses]], they read out the same speech, changing only the basic metaphor (one of them uses ocean life, the other forest; they even both have a 'no, that's fresh water' / 'no, that's the desert' moment in unison.
* Similar to the above BillAndTed trope, but for a blink-and-you'll-miss-it NotSoDifferent: In ''TreasurePlanet'', when Jim is put in Silver's care, both pinch the bridge of their respective noses at the exact same time, then look up with the same expression.
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* In the AnimatedAdaptation of ''MenInBlack'', when Jay first sees his quick clone, they say in unison "He's stunning!".

* Played for drama in ''Series/{{Farscape}}'', when [[spoiler:Crichton]] gets twinned, and the two talk and think so alike that when they resort to RockPaperScissors to decide which one is real, they end up spending several hours tied, before giving up. [[spoiler: After one of them dies and sends the other a holographic message, it ends with them playing the hologram and living one play RockPaperScissors and end up tied again.]]

* Played for drama in ''Series/{{Farscape}}'', when [[spoiler:Crichton]] gets twinned, and the two talk and think so alike that when they resort to RockPaperScissors to decide which one is real, they end up spending several hours tied, before giving up.

'''Willow:''' They seem more normal now.\\
'''Giles:''' Yes, I think he's a bad influence on himself.

* Played for drama in ''{{Farscape}}'', when [[spoiler:Crichton]] gets twinned, and the two talk and think so alike that when they resort to RockPaperScissors to decide which one is real, they end up spending several hours tied, before giving up.

* ''DoctorWho'':

* When Mickey and his parallel-universe counterpart Rickey are running away from Cybermen in the ''DoctorWho'' episode "The Age of Steel", they stop to catch their breath and each go off in [[OneSceneTwoMonologues their own panicked monologue]], culminating in a unison recitation of "They know where we are!"

* In the ''{{Stargate SG-1}}'' episode "Fragile Balance", O'Neill gets cloned; his clone is a 15-year-old boy. When they meet up at the end of the episode and interrogate the alien who did it, they start answering him in unison. Eventually, the original O'Neill gets annoyed and tells his clone to knock it off.

* Played for drama in {{Farscape}}, when [[spoiler:Crichton]] gets twinned, and the two talk and think so alike that when they resort to RockPaperScissors to decide which one is real, they end up spending several hours tied, before giving up.

* Played for drama in {{Farscape}}, when [[spoiler:Crichton]] gets twinned, and the two spend several hours tied at rock-paper-scissors in a futile attempt to determine which one is the real one.

* Played for drama in {{Farscape}}, when [[spoiler:Crichton] gets twinned, and the two spend several hours tied at rock-paper-scissors in a futile attempt to determine which one is the real one.

* Similar to the above BillAndTed trope, but for a blink-and-you'll-miss-it NotSoDifferent: In ''TreasurePlanet'', when Jim and Silver both pinch the bridge of their respective noses at the exact same time, then look up with the same expression

* Similar to the above BillAndTed trope, but for a blin-and-you'll-miss-it NotSoDifferent: In ''TreasurePlanet'', when Jim and Silver both pinch the bridge of their respective noses at the exact same time, then look up with the same expression