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** In "Cat River Daze," Oscar and Karen become attached to a cat and are horrified when they find out it might have to go to "a better place." Naturally, this turns out to be the name of a cat farm.
* ''[[Just Shoot Me]]'': Jack, dressed as Santa Claus, tells a boy who wishes his grandmother would come back that she isn't coming back. Turns out grandma moved to Palm Beach.
* In ''[[WhosWho's theThe Boss?]]'', Tony's father-in-law is telling Tony that he (the father-in-law) is going to prison. But he can't bring himself to say the word "prison" and leaves off with, "I'm going to..." So Tony assumes that [[Never Say "Die"|"die" was the unspeakable word]] that he was having trouble with. [[Hilarity Ensues]] as the father-in-law spends the whole episode enjoying the sympathy that is accorded to a terminally ill person.
* In [[Yes Minister]], Humphrey says "I'm on my way out.", that there comes a time when "one passes on to pastures new, perhaps greener", and that "one has to accept what fate has in store, when one passes on". The Minister asks when he found out, whether he's told his wife, and how long they gave him ("Oh, just a few weeks... but it will give me enough time to sort everything out"). When the Minister says that Humphrey is taking it well, Humphrey replies that he's "a little anxious, of course", but that although "one is always a little wary of the unknown, but I have faith somehow I will muddle through". It transpires, of course, that he's talking about a promotion that will take him away from the department. The Minister [[Crowning Moment of Heartwarming|tries to pretend he hadn't been about to cry]].
* An episode of ''[[Saved by the Bell]]'' had Zack con his friends into thinking Slater would die unless they were so mean to him he'd want to leave for Hawaii to get treated had a conversation like this between Jessie and Belding, where he rather flippantly told her that Slater would not be with them for much longer.
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* This happens during an exchange in ''[[Shaun of the Dead]]'' when Shaun is tearfully trying to tell his (clueless) mother Barbara that her husband Phillip had died. The group is riding in the car, Phillip and Shaun are in the back seat while Barbara is in the front and Ed is driving. Shaun orders Ed to stop the car, which he does jerking the wheel and slamming the breaks. Ed's behavior triggers the below discussion:
{{quote|'''Ed:''' Chill ooout, everyone's alright.
'''Shaun:''' [[This Is Sparta|WILL YOU STOP TELLING ME TO CHILL OUT!]].. And for your information; everyone's not alright.
'''Barbara:''' Shaun what's wrong?
'''Shaun:''' *tearfully* Mum it's Phillip, he's gone.
'''Barbara:''' Where's he gone?
'''Shaun:''' No mum, he's dead.
*Barbara looks back at Phillip*
'''Barbara:''' [[Crowning Moment of Funny|No he isn't?]]
[[Zombie Apocalypse|*Phillip groans and begins moving*]]
'''Shaun:''' [[Oh Crap|GET OUT!]] }}
 
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