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*** Can I get a God-bomb? Say Thankya.
* There's no doubt the you'll be ''at least'' internally saying things like 'icy' or 'bubbly-making' after reading ''[[Uglies]]''.
* In ''[[Jeeves and Wooster]]'', Bertie notes that spending time with Jeeves may result in [[Sesquipedalian Loquaciousness]]. His various [[Verbal Tic|Verbal Tics]] are equally catching:
{{quote|'''Bertie:''' Jeeves, you're talking rot.
'''Jeeves:''' [[Catch Phrase|Very good, sir]].<br />
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{{quote|'''Angel:''' She's a slayer. She has every reason to hate us, and she's unstable. In her mind, there probably aren't any good vampyres. ([[Beat]]) ''Vampires.''}}
* In one episode of ''[[The A-Team]]'' B.A. and Murdock are stuck together for most of the episode, with Murdock constantly rhyming his sentences. By the end of it, B.A. started unconsciously doing it as well.
* In the ''[[Doctor Who]]'' episode, "Midnight", {{spoiler|an evil invisible alien paralyzes the Doctor, possesses a woman and starts imitating his speaking patterns.}}
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* Some protagonists of ''[[Homestuck]]'' began catching each other's speech patterns after prolonged chatting with each other - for example, John is fond of repeating letters eight times (just like Vriska does), while Jade is beginning to swear like a sailor after several conversations with [[Hair-Trigger Temper|Karkat]] - which may be symbolic of a deeper relationship between them.
** Over the course of the Troll's session, all of them began copying each other's animal themed puns as a sort of inside joke among each other.
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** In the '70s TV special "[[Bugs Bunny]] in King Arthur's Court", Bugs hangs out with Porky for a while and soon finds himself [[Porky Pig Pronunciation|stammering over a word]]. ''Porky'' has to tell him how to pronounce it.
* In the ''[[Young Justice (animation)|Young Justice]]'' animated series, Robin's habit of back-forming words due to a fascination with prefixes leads to his teammates picking up his 'welmed' and 'aster' on occasion.
* Happens to Ariel in the tv series of [[The Little Mermaid]] where she tries to convince a magical rhyming fish to break themselves out of a prison where they were forced to mine bubbles by two other antagonistic rhyming fish. She ends up making an unintentional rhyme trying to bring the fish's spirits up and catches herself in the act.
* Done in ''[[Tuff Puppy]]'', when Kitty suddenly mimics Dudley's habit of saying "Or should I say, CHAMELEON?!"
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