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** The [[Grand Finale]] takes this [[Up to Eleven]], with ''everyone'' in the cast getting in on the conversation about justice, society, etc.

* In ''[[Bleach]]'', used as the hollow Shrieker tells Ichigo while Yuichi tells Chad and Rukia {{spoiler|about the arrangement in which Yuichi acts as Shrieker's accomplice in exchange for bringing his mother back to life}}.

* ''[[The Twelve Kingdoms]]'' has this when Youko and Yuka are simultaneously informed on the governmental structure of the 12 kingdoms.

* One chapter of ''[[Ah! My Goddess (Manga)|Ah My Goddess]]'' has something along the lines of:

* ''[[Angel (TV)|Angel]]'' features this in the season 3 finale "Tomorrow". Angel and Cordelia get similar speeches, he from Lorne, she from the Groosalugg, that the two really are in love with each other, even if they haven't acknowledged it yet.

* [[Red Dwarf (TV)|Red Dwarf]] did this during the time anomaly in ''Future Echoes''. Rimmer walks in and has a very weird conversation with Lister - then walks in again, and says the exact same things, except ''now'' they make sense. The previous Rimmer was an 'echo' of this one, and couldn't see or hear Lister at all.

* Has been done so many times on ''[[Scrubs]]'' that it is difficult to pinpoint one specific occurence.

* In the very first scene of the first episode of ''[[Spaced]]'', Tim and Daisy appear to be talking to each other, but are actually having two separate conversations with other (unseen and heard) people.

* A variation involving split-screen is used a lot on ''[[That 70s Show]]'', having two people on each side (Such as Eric and Kelso/Donna and Jackie) discuss the same thing, sometimes echoing each other word for word.

{{quote| '''Donna''' (to Jackie)/'''Eric''' (to Kelso): I mean you and Kelso/Jackie have done it, like, a million times!<br />

* Spoofed at the beginning of the [[Homestar Runner]] cartoon "[http://www.homestarrunner.com/datenite.html Date Nite]". The camera constantly cuts between Homestar scolding Marzipan for dating The Cheat, and Strong Bad scolding The Cheat for dating Marzipan. Eventually, Homestar and Strong Bad end up in the same place, yelling at each other, then getting confused while Marzipan and The Cheat go on their date.

* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6wRkzCW5qI This video].

* In ''[[Suburban Knights]]'', as the two groups of protagonists learn the location of the [[MacGuffin]] ("Oh, you..." "...got to be..." "[[Precision F-Strike|... fucking...]]" "...KIDDING ME!")

 

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