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* The ''[[Monk]]'' episode "Mr. Monk Stays In Bed" has Stottlemeyer doing a mundane version of the trope. He gets to the likely suspect behind a judge's disappearance and tries to question him on what he knows about her disappearance. When the subject denies it, he then dunks his tie into his porridge after [[Incredibly Lame Pun|asking if the man likes "Thai food."]], and later, after supplying his own tie to the man out of guilt (Disher tells him that they have the wrong table), only to discover it was the right man all along, has him helping him with his tie by tightening it to the extent that it was borderline stranglement.
* [[Reality Ensues|Realistically]] [[Subverted]] in the pilot of ''[[Blue Bloods]]''. Danny beats the living daylights out of a child predator to find a kidnapped girl. Said predator's lawyer successfully argues that the confession is inadmissible, forcing Danny to find other evidence to put him away.
* In most versions of [[The Addams Family]]'', Wednesday is shown to be fond of sadio-masachism, though usually with a consenting sub, often her brother (and she likely learned it from her parents). The [[Netflix]] series ''[[Wednesday]]'', however, shows she is more than willing to use these "skills" for this purpose; when she dicovers that Thing has been left behind by her parents to spy on her, she gives him two options, she can lock him in her deck for the rest of the semester or he can swear fealty to her. He chooses the latter option.
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