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* ''VideoGame/{{Octodad}}'': In the last level of ''Dadliest Catch'', Stacy is the only person other than [[TheCloudcuckoolanderWasRight the villain]] to be aware that her father, the titular Octodad, is an octopus. She had no idea that the rest of her family wasn't in on it though, and so inadvertently reveals her father's secret to her mother Scarlet and brother Tommy when he shows up during the climax without his trademark [[PaperThinDisguise blue suit]].

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* ''VideoGame/{{Octodad}}'': ''[[VideoGame/{{Octodad}} Octodad: Dadliest Catch]]'': In the last level of ''Dadliest Catch'', level, it is revealed that Stacy is the only person other than [[TheCloudcuckoolanderWasRight the villain]] to be aware that her father, the titular Octodad, is an octopus. She had no idea that the rest of her family wasn't in on it though, and so inadvertently reveals her father's secret to her mother Scarlet and brother Tommy when he shows up during the climax without his trademark [[PaperThinDisguise blue suit]].
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* ''Fanfic/AllAssortedAnimorphsAUs'': "What if Jake was stuck in morph?" sees the Animorphs negotiate a deal with the Taxxons and sympathetic Yeerks to let them use the morphing cube to trap themselves in morph and leave the war. While this produces a decent number of deserting hosts and Yeerks, it isn't until Visser Three announces that anyone caught leaving to become a nothlit will be executed that the majority of the invasion force learns about the deal's existence. After this, so many people start deserting that the invasion implodes within half a year.
-->''Visser Three issues an announcement that any yeerk found deserting the empire to become a nothlit will be executed.  Which is very considerate of him, because that's how the 90% of yeerks who didn't already know end up finding out that that's an option.''
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* ''WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'': It's an extremely obvious OpenSecret that Nancy Gribble is [[{{Cuckold}} cheating on her husband Dale]] with John Redcorn, which led to the birth of [[ChocolateBaby Joseph]]. As it turns out, [[KnowNothingKnowItAll Peggy]] legitimately didn't know about this until over a decade after Joseph was born, and only realized it after Hank all but flat-out told her when he realized her obliviousness to the fact. When Peggy demands to know why Hank never said anything about it before, he admits that he thought she knew already, since ''everyone'' who knows the Gribble family is aware of it. Except, ironically, for Dale and Joseph themselves.

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* ''WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'': It's an extremely obvious OpenSecret that Nancy Gribble is [[{{Cuckold}} has been cheating on her husband Dale]] with John Redcorn, which led to Redcorn for years, and that the birth of latter is [[ChocolateBaby Joseph]]. As it turns out, Joseph's]] biological father. [[KnowNothingKnowItAll Peggy]] legitimately genuinely didn't know about figure this until out for over a decade after Joseph was born, and Joseph's birth; she only realized it learned the truth after Hank all but flat-out told her when he realized her obliviousness to the fact. she really didn't know about it. When Peggy demands to know why Hank never said anything about it before, he admits that he thought she knew already, since ''everyone'' who knows the Gribble family is aware of it. Except, it (except, ironically, for Dale and Joseph themselves.themselves).
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* ''VideoGame/PaleoPines'': In one sidequest, Pippin holds a feast in Pebble Plaza which includes poppins. Pippin is distraught that nobody wants to eat them, and after Bongo the ''Gallimimus'' steals some, the other villagers explain that poppins taste terrible and they feed them to their dinosaurs. They never told Pippin this because they assumed they knew already.
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* The protagonist of ''VideoGame/{{Crosscode}}'', Lea, is unable to speak apart from a few preset words due to a "speech synchronization issue" with her connection to the [[ShowWithinAShow game that she is playing]]. While several other players intuit it rather quickly, due to it having been a known issue for others in the past, the first person with whom she teams up never figures it out, just assuming for several in-game days that Lea is not very talkative. Once she is finally told by a fellow guild member, said member states that everyone assumed that she already knew.
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* ''Series/{{Castle}}'': After a lottery winner is killed, Castle recognizes that the winning numbers weren't his usual numbers... but they do match up with some significant dates from his recently-deceased neighbors. The victim regularly ran errands for his neighbor, so he was the one who purchased the ticket; when the neighbor died of natural causes before the drawing, the victim claimed the winning ticket as his own. Beckett tracks down the neighbor's only living relative and accuses him of killing the victim out of the belief that the lottery winnings were rightfully his... only he didn't keep in touch with his uncle and didn't know his uncle's usual numbers, so Beckett just told him that he might have a legal claim to a multi-million dollar jackpot.

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* ''Series/{{Castle}}'': ''Series/{{Castle|2009}}'': After a lottery winner is killed, Castle recognizes that the winning numbers weren't his usual numbers... but they do match up with some significant dates from his recently-deceased neighbors. The victim regularly ran errands for his neighbor, so he was the one who purchased the ticket; when the neighbor died of natural causes before the drawing, the victim claimed the winning ticket as his own. Beckett tracks down the neighbor's only living relative and accuses him of killing the victim out of the belief that the lottery winnings were rightfully his... only he didn't keep in touch with his uncle and didn't know his uncle's usual numbers, so Beckett just told him that he might have a legal claim to a multi-million dollar jackpot.
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* At the end of Season 4 of ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice2010'', Marvin is invited to the wedding of [[spoiler:M'gann and Conner]], where he learns that a large number of his friends were all superheroes. Turns out no one told him because they thought he already knew.
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* ''WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'': It's an extremely obvious OpenSecret that Nancy Gribble is [[{{Cuckold}} cheating on her husband Dale]] with John Redcorn, which led to the birth of [[ChocolateBaby Joseph]]. As it turns out, [[KnowNothingKnowItAll Peggy]] legitimately didn't know about this until over a decade after Joseph was born, and only after Hank all but flat-out told her when he realized her obliviousness to the fact. When Peggy demands to know why Hank never said anything about it before, he admits that he thought she knew already, since ''everyone'' who knows the Gribble family is aware of it. Except, ironically, for Dale and Joseph themselves.

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* ''WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'': It's an extremely obvious OpenSecret that Nancy Gribble is [[{{Cuckold}} cheating on her husband Dale]] with John Redcorn, which led to the birth of [[ChocolateBaby Joseph]]. As it turns out, [[KnowNothingKnowItAll Peggy]] legitimately didn't know about this until over a decade after Joseph was born, and only realized it after Hank all but flat-out told her when he realized her obliviousness to the fact. When Peggy demands to know why Hank never said anything about it before, he admits that he thought she knew already, since ''everyone'' who knows the Gribble family is aware of it. Except, ironically, for Dale and Joseph themselves.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'': In the episode "Fall Weather Friends", Applejack and Rainbow Dash get into heated gauntlet of contests. They start off even handed, though Rainbow Dash starts using her wings to get a somewhat unfair advantage. When Applejack protests, Rainbow Dash argues back that she never said anything against it beforehand.
-->'''Applejack:''' I didn't think I'd ''need'' to tell you to play fair!

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