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* This trope's pretty much in full force in ''[[Dexter]].'' Invoked quite literally in the 4th season finale {{spoiler|when the serial killer Dexter was trying to kill murdered Dexter's wife}} |
* This trope's pretty much in full force in ''[[Dexter]].'' Invoked quite literally in the 4th season finale {{spoiler|when the serial killer Dexter was trying to kill murdered Dexter's wife}} |
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* This happens in ''[[Torchwood]]'' too. When Gwen's boyfriend finds out, however, their relationship improves considerably after a bit of awkwardness with the rest of the team. |
* This happens in ''[[Torchwood]]'' too. When Gwen's boyfriend finds out, however, their relationship improves considerably after a bit of awkwardness with the rest of the team. |
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{{quote|'''Ianto:''' Well, this is unprecedented, the fiance finding out. |
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'''Tosh:''' Mainly because we're all sad and single. }} |
'''Tosh:''' Mainly because we're all sad and single. }} |
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* On ''[[Warehouse 13]]'', Pete's love interest fled the town after being possessed by an artifact that caused her to try and kill him. Thankfully, she stopped him before he used up his one chance to tell someone the truth about his job. |
* On ''[[Warehouse 13]]'', Pete's love interest fled the town after being possessed by an artifact that caused her to try and kill him. Thankfully, she stopped him before he used up his one chance to tell someone the truth about his job. |
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