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* ''Series/{{Castle}}'', in "Nikki Heat", when actress Natalie Rhodes starts dressing and acting like Beckett in order to research the lead role in an upcoming Nikki Heat movie. She gets Beckett's mannerisms eerily close:
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* ''Series/{{Castle}}'', ''Series/{{Castle|2009}}'', in "Nikki Heat", when actress Natalie Rhodes starts dressing and acting like Beckett in order to research the lead role in an upcoming Nikki Heat movie. She gets Beckett's mannerisms eerily close:
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* The souls in both Heaven and Hell in ''Literature/WhoSays'' speak with the consonants of toddlers, but they do not realize that they themselves are not speaking eloquently.
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* The souls in both Heaven and Hell in''Literature/WhoSays'' Who Says speak with the consonants of toddlers, but they do not realize that they themselves are not speaking eloquently.
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* In ''Series/StarTrekStrangeNewWorlds'' episode "Charades", a now-human Spock is being taught how to act like a Vulcan by Number One, Uhura, La'an and Ortegas. The girls are obviously taking the piss on him by speaking like he used to speak, leading him to ask this question. They all respond with a BluntYes.
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* In ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}'' Volume 9, [[spoiler:having spent decades in the Ever After, when Jaune is restored to his original age, he can't help but express this after hearing his more younger, dorkier voice]].
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* ''WebAnimation/RedVsBlue'': During the last part of the ''Shisno Paradox'' trilogy, both Sarge and Donut express this when they heard their past selves talk. In Donut's case, it's a key part of starting his CharacterDevelopment, as he realizes just how much innuendo he accidentally lets into his speech and starts making efforts to correct it.
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* ''WebAnimation/RedVsBlue'': During the last part of the ''Shisno Paradox'' trilogy, both Sarge and Donut express this when they heard their past selves talk. In Donut's case, it's a key part of starting his CharacterDevelopment, as he realizes just how much innuendo he accidentally lets into his speech and starts making efforts to correct it.
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* As noted by the page quote, George of ''Webcomic/BobAndGeorge'' wonders if his voice is that nasally when X does an impersonation of him.
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** Reactions from the said comment above ranges from confirmation, constructive criticisms about how Shepard show weakness with that line, genuinely thought that it is a traditional human farewell so they didn't fuss about it, to sharing the same sentiment of abusing a phrase/word and thus has no place to talk. And when Shepard is still worrying over their {{Catchphrase}}, the rest of the squad are panicking and tell Shepard to focus on their predicament.
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** Reactions from the said comment above ranges from confirmation, constructive criticisms about how Shepard show weakness with that line, genuinely thought that it is a traditional human farewell so they didn't fuss about it, to sharing the same sentiment of abusing a phrase/word and thus has no place to talk. And when Shepard is still worrying over their {{Catchphrase}}, catchphrase, the rest of the squad are panicking and tell Shepard to focus on their predicament.
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* In the ''Literature/ForgottenRealms'' novel ''Literature/AzureBonds'', Giogioni Wyvernspur does a frighteningly accurate impression of King Azoun IV of Cormyr--so much so that an assassin tries to kill him in the mistaken belief that he's the king in disguise. When Giogi ends up meeting the king, he's asked to demonstrate his impression. The king is not amused, though his court mage assures him that he does, in fact, sound like that.
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* In the ''Literature/ForgottenRealms'' novel ''Literature/AzureBonds'', Giogioni Wyvernspur does a frighteningly accurate impression of King Azoun IV of Cormyr--so much so that an assassin tries to kill him in the mistaken belief that he's the king in disguise. When Giogi ends up meeting the king, he's asked to demonstrate his impression. The king is not amused, though amused and insists that he doesn't sound like that, to which his court mage assures him that he does, in fact, sound like that.replies, "With respect, Your Highness, you do."
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* In the ''Literature/ForgottenRealms'' novel _Literature/AzureBonds_, Giogioni Wyvernspur does a frighteningly accurate impression of King Azoun IV of Cormyr--so much so that an assassin tries to kill him in the mistaken belief that he's the king in disguise. When Giogi ends up meeting the king, he's asked to demonstrate his impression. The king is not amused, though his court mage assures him that he does, in fact, sound like that.
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* In the ''Literature/ForgottenRealms'' novel _Literature/AzureBonds_, ''Literature/AzureBonds'', Giogioni Wyvernspur does a frighteningly accurate impression of King Azoun IV of Cormyr--so much so that an assassin tries to kill him in the mistaken belief that he's the king in disguise. When Giogi ends up meeting the king, he's asked to demonstrate his impression. The king is not amused, though his court mage assures him that he does, in fact, sound like that.
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* In the ''Literature/ForgottenRealms'' novel _Literature/AzureBonds_, Giogioni Wyvernspur does a frighteningly accurate impression of King Azoun IV of Cormyr--so much so that an assassin tries to kill him in the mistaken belief that he's the king in disguise. When Giogi ends up meeting the king, he's asked to demonstrate his impression. The king is not amused, though his court mage assures him that he does, in fact, sound like that.
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* Sean says this in ''[[WesternAnimation/ReadyJetGo Back to Bortron 7]]'' after a bunch of TV screens show him saying [[MemeticMutation "Booyah! Science!"]]
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* Sean says this in ''[[WesternAnimation/ReadyJetGo Back the ''WesternAnimation/ReadyJetGo'' special "Back to Bortron 7]]'' 7" after a bunch of TV screens show him saying [[MemeticMutation "Booyah! Science!"]]Science!"]]
-->'''Sean on the screens''': Booyah! Science! Booyah! Science! Booyah! Science!
-->'''Sean''': Wow, do I really sound like that? Haha, coolsome.
-->'''Sean on the screens''': Booyah! Science! Booyah! Science! Booyah! Science!
-->'''Sean''': Wow, do I really sound like that? Haha, coolsome.
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Alice encounters a doppelgänger or a recording of herself and is shocked as to the style of speech she uses, and how stupid it sounds, and inquires of her friends as to whether she really sounds like that.
TruthInTelevision. We hear our own voices through our own ears, which are interrupted by our brains' perception and we often perceive it as different from how it really is and are surprised by the real thing. Part of this is because your voice reverberates through your ''own skull'', making it sound deeper. However, your voice doesn't necessarily sound bad if you don't like it, it's just that you're more used to how you hear it than how everyone else does.
TruthInTelevision. We hear our own voices through our own ears, which are interrupted by our brains' perception and we often perceive it as different from how it really is and are surprised by the real thing. Part of this is because your voice reverberates through your ''own skull'', making it sound deeper. However, your voice doesn't necessarily sound bad if you don't like it, it's just that you're more used to how you hear it than how everyone else does.
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Alice encounters a doppelgänger or a recording of herself and is shocked as to the style of speech she uses, and how stupid it sounds, and inquires of her friends as to whether she really sounds like that.
TruthInTelevision.that and/or says those things all the time.
TruthInTelevision - or so, at least, it's often claimed. We hear our own voices through our own ears, which are interrupted by our brains' perception and we often perceive it as different from how it really is and are surprised by the real thing. Part of this is because your voice reverberates through your ''own skull'', making it sound deeper. However, your voice doesn't necessarily sound bad if you don't like it, it's just that you're more used to how you hear it than how everyone elsedoes.
apparently does. Some audio devices do change voices somewhat when playing them back, further contributing to the belief in this idea, however.
TruthInTelevision.
TruthInTelevision - or so, at least, it's often claimed. We hear our own voices through our own ears, which are interrupted by our brains' perception and we often perceive it as different from how it really is and are surprised by the real thing. Part of this is because your voice reverberates through your ''own skull'', making it sound deeper. However, your voice doesn't necessarily sound bad if you don't like it, it's just that you're more used to how you hear it than how everyone else
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->'''George''': Why won't the doors lock?\\
'''X''': Because I've taken control of the lab's computer systems. I also have control of the intercom system. Listen. "Attention all robots! This is George. Please come to the training room. X has something cool to show you."\\
'''George''': Wow, do I really sound that nasally?
'''X''': Because I've taken control of the lab's computer systems. I also have control of the intercom system. Listen. "Attention all robots! This is George. Please come to the training room. X has something cool to show you."\\
'''George''': Wow, do I really sound that nasally?
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* In one of ''VideoGame/MaxPayne'''s drug-induced dreams, he gets a phone call from himself, where the other him is firing off a really off-color PrivateEyeMonologue. Max never realizes that it is himself talking, and thinking it is a load of gibberish he dismisses it as a prank call, but he still can't help but get a nagging sense that the caller sounded familiar.
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* ''VideoGame/MaxPayne1'': In one of ''VideoGame/MaxPayne'''s Max's drug-induced dreams, he gets a phone call from himself, where the other him is firing off a really off-color PrivateEyeMonologue. Max never realizes that it is himself talking, and thinking it is a load of gibberish he dismisses it as a prank call, but he still can't help but get a nagging sense that the caller sounded familiar.
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* Related to the previous few entries, ''many'' award-winning singers and performers dislike their own voices and have a much better view of their co-stars compared to themselves.
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* Creator/EricIdle of ''Creator/MontyPython'' has said over the years that he absolutely ''hates'' how his voice sounds on recordings, to the point of actively avoiding watching his own body of work.
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* Dipper of''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'' says this word-for-word after the others play him a recording of his pubescent voice. He tries to change his voice because of it.
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* Dipper of''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'' of ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'' says this word-for-word after the others play him a recording of his pubescent voice. He tries to change his voice because of it.
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'''Homer:''' ''(into the microphone)'' Hey, this is Homer Simpson saying “howdy” to all the girls out there in radio land! ... ''(Bart rewinds and plays the recording)'' AAH!
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'''Homer:''' ''(into the microphone)'' Hey, this is Homer Simpson saying sayin’ “howdy” to all the girls out there in radio land! ... ''(Bart rewinds and plays the recording)'' AAH!AAH! I don't sound like that, do I? Oh… I don't like having such a hilarious voice.
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'''Homer:''' ''(into the microphone)'' Hi. This is Homer Simpson saying hello to all you ladies in Springfield. ''(Bart rewinds and plays the recording)'' AAH!
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'''Homer:''' ''(into the microphone)'' Hi. This Hey, this is Homer Simpson saying hello “howdy” to all you ladies the girls out there in Springfield.radio land! ... ''(Bart rewinds and plays the recording)'' AAH!
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* In an early issue of ''Comicbook/{{Daredevil}}'', Foggy Nelson impersonates Daredevil to impress Karen Page as the real DD looks on. Matt reacts to Foggy's attempts to sound like Daredevil with disdain. "Now ''there'''s a remark worthy of ''Spider-Man''! I wonder if ''I'' sound that cornball?" Later, after realizing he actually does sound as silly as Foggy sometimes, he says "from now on I'm the old-fashioned strong, silent type crimefighter."
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* ''ComicBook/{{Daredevil}}'': In an early issue of ''Comicbook/{{Daredevil}}'', issue, Foggy Nelson impersonates Daredevil to impress Karen Page as the real DD looks on. Matt reacts to Foggy's attempts to sound like Daredevil with disdain. "Now ''there'''s a remark worthy of ''Spider-Man''! I wonder if ''I'' sound that cornball?" Later, after realizing he actually does sound as silly as Foggy sometimes, he says "from now on I'm the old-fashioned strong, silent type crimefighter."
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* In ''[[ComicBook/RobinSeries Robin]]'' Tim asks "What's with, 'Good evening citizens'? I don't really talk like that do I?" after ComicBook/{{Superboy}} impersonates Robin in order to help Tim out.
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* In ''[[ComicBook/RobinSeries Robin]]'' ''ComicBook/Robin1993'': Tim Drake asks "What's with, 'Good evening citizens'? I don't really talk like that do I?" after ComicBook/{{Superboy}} impersonates Robin in order to help Tim out.
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* [[RidiculouslyHumanRobots Robot Thor]] frequently repeats "Please tell me I don't sound like that." upon meeting the real Thor in ''Comicbook/TheUltimates'' Volume 3.
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* [[RidiculouslyHumanRobots Robot Thor]] frequently repeats "Please tell me I don't sound like that." upon meeting the real Thor in ''Comicbook/TheUltimates'' ''ComicBook/TheUltimates'' Volume 3.
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** The Citadel DLC mission takes this one step further - the villain is [[spoiler:an evil clone]] who borrows Shepard's infamous "I should go" before [[spoiler: sealing the team in a vault.]] [[SkewedPriorities Guess what Shepard's biggest concern is]]?
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** The Citadel DLC mission takes this one step further - the [[spoiler:the villain is [[spoiler:an an evil clone]] clone who borrows Shepard's infamous "I should go" before [[spoiler: sealing the team in a vault.]] [[SkewedPriorities Guess what Shepard's biggest concern is]]?
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--->'''Shepard:''' Do I sound like that? (...) How come nobody told me about this before?! I'm open to feedback here!\\
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--->'''Shepard:''' Do I sound like that? (...) How come nobody told me about this before?! I'm open to feedback here!\\here!
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--->'''Shepard:''' Do I sound like that?\\
'''Liara:''' I think it was one of the first things you said to me.\\
'''Shepard:''' How come nobody told me about this before?! I'm open to feedback here!\\
'''Liara:''' You could try "I'll be seeing you." That might spice things up.
** If EDI and Wrex are present during that scene, EDI will claim that she's heard Shepard utter those words 216 times since she first met them in the second game, while Wrex claims to have been under the impression that "I should go" was some kind of traditional farewell amongst humans.
** If Garrus is present, he'll admit he doesn't have much room to criticise after being told [[AscendedMeme how often he uses the word "calibrations"]].
'''Liara:''' I think it was one of the first things you said to me.\\
'''Shepard:''' How come nobody told me about this before?! I'm open to feedback here!\\
'''Liara:''' You could try "I'll be seeing you." That might spice things up.
** If EDI and Wrex are present during that scene, EDI will claim that she's heard Shepard utter those words 216 times since she first met them in the second game, while Wrex claims to have been under the impression that "I should go" was some kind of traditional farewell amongst humans.
** If Garrus is present, he'll admit he doesn't have much room to criticise after being told [[AscendedMeme how often he uses the word "calibrations"]].
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'''Liara:''' I think it was one of the first things you said to me.\\
'''Shepard:'''that? (...) How come nobody told me about this before?! I'm open to feedback here!\\
'''Liara:''' You could try "I'll be seeing you." That might spice things up.
** If EDI and Wrex are present during that scene, EDI will claim that she's heard Shepard utter those words 216 times since she first met them in the second game, while Wrex claims to have been under the impression that "I should go" was some kind of traditional farewell amongst humans.
** If Garrus is present, he'll admit he doesn't have much room to criticise after being told [[AscendedMeme how often he uses the word "calibrations"]].here!\\
'''Liara:''' I think it was one of the first things you said to me.\\
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'''Liara:''' You could try "I'll be seeing you." That might spice things up.
** If EDI and Wrex are present during that scene, EDI will claim that she's heard Shepard utter those words 216 times since she first met them in the second game, while Wrex claims to have been under the impression that "I should go" was some kind of traditional farewell amongst humans.
** If Garrus is present, he'll admit he doesn't have much room to criticise after being told [[AscendedMeme how often he uses the word "calibrations"]].
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--->'''Meg:''' ''(impersonating Lois)'' I don't want you drinkin' or your life's gonna go down the crappah.\\
'''Lois:''' ''(laughing)'' That's not bad. I mean, I sound nothing like that, but it's a fun character.
'''Lois:''' ''(laughing)'' That's not bad. I mean, I sound nothing like that, but it's a fun character.
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--->'''Meg:''' ''(impersonating ''(imitates Lois)'' I don't want you drinkin' or your life's gonna go down the crappah.\\
'''Lois:'''''(laughing)'' ''(laughs)'' That's not bad. I mean, I sound nothing like that, but it's a fun character.
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--->'''Fran:''' ''[as Lois]'' Oh Peter, you promised you wouldn't drink at the stag party. Hehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehe...\\
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** In "Crimes and Meg's Demeanor", when Lois tries to talk to Meg about about her drinking, Meg says she knows what she's gonna say and how she'll say it:
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* Dipper WesternAnimation/GravityFalls says this word for word after the others play him a recording of his pubescent voice. He tries to change his voice because of it.
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