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*** Though if you listen to the story that comes from the whole way through, by the next day both Euphemia and Nunnally had basically forgotten about it and thought Lelouch sitting up worrying who to pick was very amusing.
** A flashback Shirley has about her father also sees her saying that she'll marry him when she grows up, which leads to a good-natured lecture on how Shirley will eventually meet someone she loves differently from him. She was a toddler at the time, so it's all innocent. Of course, she's reflecting on this after learning that {{spoiler|the boy she "loves differently" is the [[Well-Intentioned Extremist|terrorist]] who killed her father with a [[Buried Alive|weaponized mudslide]].}}
* ''[[Paranoia Agent]]'': One flashback shows how a young daughter told her dad that she wanted to marry him when she grew up. Incidentally, when this girl became a teenager, {{spoiler|[[Pervert Dad|this father would install hidden cameras in her room so he can watch her undress]].}}
** What makes the whole thing even more crazy and horrible {{spoiler|is how the man is no twisted monster, but genuinely loves his daughter and wants best for her, and finds his more physical feelings just as repulsive as anybody else, yet can't entirely resist them. Their phone conversation after she finds out is one of the most messed up, heartwrenching things in the whole messed up, heartwrenching series.}}
* As a child, Yuna Akashi in ''[[Mahou Sensei Negima]]'' once told her mother that she wants to marry her daddy when she grew up. Her mother later died, and she's been looking after the household chores for her dad ever since. Only recently has she ''really'' started letting go, after [[Hilarity Ensues]] from her thinking her father has started dating again (he isn't).
** Then again, as of chapter 253, perhaps not. She has outright stated that she probably ''wouldn't'' mind deep-kissing [http://www.mangafox.com/manga/mahou_sensei_negima/v28/c253/11.html her father] Naturally, this admission elicits a [[squick]]ed [["No. Just... No" Reaction]] from Ako.
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* ''[[Mister Rogers' Neighborhood]]'' once featured Fred singing a song about a little boy asking to marry his mother, who in turn makes an effort to explain their relationship.
* In one of the later seasons of ''[[Step by Step]]'', Lily informs her father Frank that she's gay because she loves her mother Carol. He gives her a somewhat simplistic explanation of the difference between familial and romantic love and asks her if she wants to marry her mother. She tells him that she doesn't. Because she would rather marry him.
* In one episode of ''[[Home Improvement (TV series)|Home Improvement]]'', Mark, who was about seven at the time, refers to his mom as his "woman":
{{quote|'''Mark''': I have a woman - Mommy.
'''Randy''': Your mommy can't be your woman, doofus.
'''Tim''': [[Deadpan Snarker|A lot of men pay a psychiatrist a lot of money to figure that one out.]] }}
* In the show ''[[Brothers and Sisters]]'' Kitty mentions such a plan. During their childhood, she would pretend to marry her brother Kevin, and they would then be immediately the parents of five children just like their parents. Not quite an example since they were only playing.
* [[Played With]] in some Taiwanese dramas. Fortunately one side is an adopted child, so the two are not related in any way.
* Oh, [[The Borgias|Borgias]]. A fourteen-year-old Lucrezia tells her brother that she'll never love a husband as she loves him. The siblings then find love interests with [[Replacement Goldfish|eerie similarities to one another]].
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