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* In "Trying to Pick a Fight", ''Series/OurMissBrooks'' colludes with Mrs. Conklin to trick Mr. Conklin in believing that she had went home to her mother. Mr. Boynton calls out Miss Brooks. HilarityEnsues, as Miss Brooks gets the fight she desires with LoveInterest Mr. Boynton.

** ''Series/StargateUniverse'': Hits this early in the first mid-season finale. Upon discovering [[spoiler: Rush's attempt to frame him for the murder of a subordinate]], Young responds by [[spoiler: beating the hell out of him and leaving him for dead on a desolate planet.]] This action along with [[spoiler: Rush's eventual return]] further expands the rift between the military and civilian personnel including [[spoiler: a mutiny attempt]] shortly after.

-->'''Britta:''' "Way to go!"\\

* ''Series/StarTrekDiscovery'':
** In "Project Daedalus," Michael Burnham attempts to try and aid her stepbrother Spock in solving the mysteries behind the mysterious Red Angel that had granted him visions of an apocalyptic future. However, as the two fell out many years ago, Spock is becoming increasingly frustrated with her attempts to try and solve his problem, and eventually rips into her, revealing exactly why he refused all attempts to reconnect with her; as far as he's concerned, her attempts to burden multiple tragedies of her past (her parent's deaths, logic extremists targeting Sarek's family, and the Klingon-Federation War) are nothing more than selfish acts on her part. He even smashes the three dimensional chess board, expressing how, for once in his life, he's actually happy about expressing emotions. Burnham is hurt by this pretty hard to the point she's an emotional mess when Tilly finds her. However, the next episode shows that Spock's words, as harsh as they were, did resonate with Burnham, and after learning the truth about her parents, does admit to him that he was right in a way.

* In ''{{Series/The Swamp Fox}}'', Marion gets one from a couple of his men, the ones who are also friends. Horry and Plunkett in particular tell him that he's so caught up in finding his nephew's killer that he's forgotten about the war he's fighting.

** The team is ''not'' happy when they find out that [[spoiler:Barry went back in time and altered history, then hid their past lives from them.]] Cisco calls out Barry for his {{hypocrisy}} when [[spoiler:Barry refuses to go back in time to save Cisco's brother but it was quite alright for Barry to go back and try to save his parents.]]

** Sheridan gets called out by Garibaldi over his illegal interrogation of Morden in "In the Shadow of Z'ha'dum". Actually, ''most'' of the cast gets a turn at this through the course of the episode; Garibaldi was merely one of the more vocal. (Another being Talia, who eventually let her displeasure be known by ''[[ArmorPiercingSlap slapping]]'' Captain Sheridan, who admits that he probably deserved it.)

* ''Series/TheLordOfTheRingsTheRingsOfPower'': She is called out by [[VillainHasAPoint Sauron of all people]], and rightfully so. Galadriel, being TheDeterminator that she is, couldn't just let go of the chance of gaining another army to hunt down Sauron in the Southlands through Halbrand being the Southlands's so-called lost king. She puts Halbrand in a vulnerable position by lying to Miriel that he was the one asking for an army from Numenor to unite his people. [[spoiler:Sauron/Halbrand]] seems to get genuinely angry with Galadriel and accuses her of using him even though he begged her to just let him have a quiet, peaceful existence in Numenor, and suggesting she finds peace for herself too.

* Series/JustRollWithIt: After Owen and Blair manage to not only stop their respective grandparents from fighting with each other, the two grandparents start to fall in love. This disturbs Rachel and Byron and they try to break up their parents. Owen then calls them out on this, especially his father. Owen mentioned his grandmother had never been happier since her husband's death and this causes Rachel and Byron to realize they were horrible to their parents.

* ''Series/AdamTwelve'': In one episode, the search for a missing six-year-old leads to a child molester's house, where she's in critical condition. When Reed and Malloy catch the creep, he claims that [[BlatantLies she wanted what she got]]. Malloy is so enraged he commits PoliceBrutality, and the episode's extra-long dénouement is about the consequences he faces for using excessive force; he draws a suspension for his actions. Malloy is also told that the event is in his permanent record, and will affect his promotions from then on.

** In 2.01, Sofía's mom confronts her for hiding the truth about [[spoiler:her father's faked death]] that resulted in their house getting repossessed, knowing full well how long she has been mourning him even during their regular visits at his "tomb". Sofía eventually apologizes, telling her that she should've told her the truth from the beginning.

** Subverted in one episode where Cragen begins to chew out Benson and Stabler for an illegal search only to realize by their surprised reaction that they honestly thought the search was legal and that A.D.A. Cabot lied to them about having a warrant. She's later berated for that by the judge and gets suspended for a month.[[/note]]

** Subverted in one episode where Cragen begins to chew out Benson and Stabler for an illegal search only to realize by their surprised reaction that they honestly thought the search was legal and that A.D.A. Cabot lied to them. She's later berated for that by the judge and gets suspended for a month.[[/note]]

** Even the BadassPacifist of the cast, Dr. Huang, goes ''ballistic'' on Stabler in one episode after Stabler intentionally worsens a mentally ill suspect's condition in order to make him talk.[[note]]Stabler provoked the suspect into attacking him, justifying the use of drugs to calm him down. Drugs Huang refused to administer against the defendant's will. Huang is not only furious that Elliot did an end-run around him, but that now, without medical supervision, any statement the perp made is now basically inadmissiable because he was technically drugged. Cragen has to beg the DA to drop the charges so that there's no case for Elliot to have torpedoed.[[/note]]

* ''Series/PowerRangersMysticForce'':
** In the finale of this show, Nick gets called out [[spoiler: by his teammates when he decides to [[DespairEventHorizon give up]], after being [[CurbStompBattle Curb Stomped]] by the Master.]] It didn't help that they had to [[spoiler: pry it out of him since, when asked, he ''didn't even bother to give them a clear answer.'']]