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** They weren't that similar. Kim was a brunette american gymnast, Kat was a blonde australian diver.
* In the pilot of ''[[Harsh Realm]]'', Hobbes meets the virtual double of his fiance Sophie.
* In the pilot of ''[[Time Trax]]'', no wonder he falls in love with her-- sheher—she's his dead love interest's Identical Great-great-great-etc. ... grandmother.
* Probably part of the reason that [[Buffy the Vampire Slayer|Riley Finn]] is so disliked by the fandom is because he practically had the words 'Buffy's new love interest!' flashing in bold neon lettering over his head in his first appearance.
** I'll see your Riley Finn and raise you Kennedy.
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* Niles' second wife Mel Karnofski in ''[[Frasier]]'' — a fussy, domineering, hysterically-inclined, nervous woman whose behavior (and the characters' reactions to it) made it clear that she was a saner, less abrasive version of Maris, Niles's [[Jerkass]] of a first wife, despite Maris being [[The Ghost]]. This is actually something that often occurs in real life with people who have recently gotten out of unhealthy relationships.
* This is what fans assumed John Doggett would be for Scully on [[The X-Files]] while Mulder was abducted. He wasn't, and the writers/creator were very explicit in saying that Doggett was ''not'' a love interest for Scully ''or'' a replacement for Mulder. It still didn't stop the fans from hating his guts.
** Ironically, they also wound up with a faction of Scully/Doggett shippers who were annoyed he ''wasn't'' a [[Replacement Love Interest]]. By then the fanbase was near-catastrophically [[Broken Base|broken]] anyway.
* Sully on [[Bones]].
 
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