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* In ''[[Fallout]] 3'', when the game time-jumps from your 10th to your 16th birthday, you can hear your father telling you in a voiceover: "Boys and Girls have different... parts."

* Mentioned briefly in ''[[Grand Theft Auto]]: Vice City'' in the advertisment for Blox. "Now Timmy is clean, safe from things like dyslexia and won't ask any difficult questions about reproduction."

* In ''[[Dragon Age]] Origins,'' [[Cool Old Lady|Wynne]] playfully delivers The Talk to Alistair in a bit of party dialogue if the female [[Player Character]] begins a [[Romance Sidequest|romance]] with him. Alistair is not amused. Zevran does it too, although his is about technique. Alistair is even less amused. If Zevran is being romanced, Shale tries to give him the talk, which leads to a [[Crowning Moment of Funny]] if the PC is also male.

* In ''[[Dragon Age]] Origins,'' [[Cool Old Lady|Wynne]] playfully delivers The Talk to Alistair in a bit of party dialogue if the female [[Player Character]] begins a [[Romance Sidequest|romance]] with him. Alistair is not amused. (He isn't ''that'' naive.) Zevran does it too, although his is about technique. Alistair is even less amused. If Zevran is being romanced, Shale tries to give him the talk, which leads to a [[Crowning Moment of Funny]] if the PC is also male.

* In ''[[Mass Effect]] 2'', [[The Smart Guy|Mordin]] gives Shepard a talk, which varies depending on who he/she is romancing. They're all mostly about how to do it safely with [[Power Perversion Potential|biotics]] or [[Interspecies Romance|other species]], which mixed with Mordin's [[Sesquipedalian Loquaciousness]] and [[Motor Mouth]] tendencies are all pretty funny to listen to.

** He actually gives useful info as well, not just comic relief. For example, romancing Garrus causes a warning that ingesting turian tissue will probably result in a fatal allergic reaction due to it being made of dextro-amino acids.