Lets Never Speak of This Again Meme

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Hilarity Ensues because a character must perform an deed that is either against their nature or which they have vehemently and constantly protested against doing. Said action can as well be simply evidently humiliating or all of the above--to all parties, perhaps. When this act is aided or witnessed, a grapheme insists that either they must all never speak of this once again, ever; or that a specific person who is guaranteed to ride them never hears of it. A mutual reply to comply with the sentiment is say something to the effect of "Speak about what over again?".

This trope tin be used to introduce a Noodle Incident, with one character reminding the other they promised never to speak of that once again. Alternatively they may take simply completed the action, make some passing reference to how unusual or interesting information technology was, and so pull this line.

Subversions tin can occur when the character(s) kept in the dark reveal themselves to have known all along or if the graphic symbol who would have used the incident as ammunition, against all expectations, chooses non to do so. Sometimes that somebody will bring it up again and earning the reaction "I thought nosotros agreed to never speak of it again" or something close to that.

Information technology tin be parodied past the person(south) who are told to never mention it over again is genuinely unaware of what happened for whatsoever reason, with them request "Speak about what once more?" getting taken by the person wanting the cloak-and-dagger kept as a joke implying compliance with their wish.

Compare Yous Didn't Run into That, Never Say That Over again, That Didn't Happen, and Big Lipped Alligator Moment.

Examples of Permit Us Never Speak of This Again include:

Anime & Manga

• Mahou Sensei Negima
  • Asuna says this to everybody subsequently an unfortunate incident involving The World Tree that turns Negi into "the kissing Terminator" who forces her into a french kiss... for so long that she nearly suffocates. Negi is notwithstanding totally unaware that this happened.
  • It happens over again subsequently under very similar circumstances, only this time the kisser was a Negi duplicate gone out of control, and the victim (and person saying information technology) was Akira.
• Bleach
  • Whenever Yumichika has to use his true shikai, which is a undercover because he'southward afraid his macho buddies will disown him, since anyone in that squad whose sword isn't a directly gainsay type is considered a coward.
  • Besides when Ikkaku uses his Bankai because he'due south agape of getting promoted.
• In the Yu-Gi-Oh GX dub, Elemental Heroes Sparkman and Avian realize they were brainwashed into loving the Maiden in Honey: "Guy pact — this didn't happen, okay?"
• During the beginning Yu-Gi-Oh, Kaiba sums upwards the Noah filler arc every bit a "complete waste of [his] time and effort, then let'southward move on and pretend that nonsense never happened."
  • Which really sounds like the sort of matter that Little Kuriboh would have made him say.
• In the stop of the first season of Pokémon, Brock decided to stay with a beautiful Professor Ivy. Ii seasons afterward, he returns to Ash's hometown to help his mom and Prof. Oak. Somehow, the relationship ended badly for him, as any mention of her name will crusade him to hide under a table or something to that extent. Nosotros never learned what happened, and he'south not talking. It was never brought upwards once more...

One-act

• Arachnophobic comedian Phil Jupitus explaining that if you lot go to get a glass and coaster, and on your return the spider has disappeared, you can never utilize that room again:

"The old living room is a place of evil, my children. We shall speak of it no more."

Comic Books

• In Chaos War #3, while nether the influence of Venus'due south magic vocal, Amadeus admits to Thor that he loves him. Thor says he loves him too, and and so says not to speak of it e'er again.
• A panel featuring these verbal words appears in volume iv of Scott Pilgrim, later Scott discovers a drunken Knives and Kim making out.
  • Subverted in that Scott keeps bringing that upwards from time to time.
  • Volume vi had Scott and Knives making out, after coming to terms with the end of their relationship. It was horrible. For everyone. Including you!
• The Red and Green Hulks agree on this following the Compound Hulk incident in Hulk #xxx.
• In Transformers Animated: The Arrival #2, after Professor Princess blackmails Starscream into non attacking her (by threatening to circulate an image of him in a wig and makeup around the galaxy), a rather perturbed Starscream says this and flies off.
• Nikola Tesla made Atomic Robo promise that he would shoot Charles Fort and H.P. Lovecraft if they should ever mention The Tunguska Outcome.

Fan Works

• In the Cropped Browse Theater rip of Yami no Matsuei, the kickoff filler chapter which had no relevance to the remainder of the plot was ended by this commutation:

Tsuzuki: And all's well that ends with shoujo bubbles and the acceptance of bloodshed. Now allow us never speak of this once more. Matsushita-sensei: And they never did.

• • Thereafter, every filler or otherwise irrelevant chapter was ended by the narrator saying "...And they never did."
• Yu-Gi-Oh! The Abridged Movie gives united states this exchange:

Yugi: Well, it's the finish of the movie. All in all, it was kinda disappointing. Téa: I can't help but experience information technology was all just a cheap cash-in made to promote a bunch of cards. Grampa Moto: It's about similar this whole story was thrown together at the last minute. Pegasus: I agree. So, from now on, permit's pretend it never happened.

• Freeza from Dragon Brawl Z Abridged has one of these after an awkward conversation with Zarbon afterwards the latter mentions his girlfriend.

Freeza: Oh... and all this time I could've sworn you were-- ...never mind. Zarbon: What? You idea I was single? Freeza: Well, no, I just... I thought you were into... you know, it really doesn't affair. Zarbon: Well it matters to me, considering, frankly it sounds like you thought I was-- Random Minion: Lord Freeza! Vegeta'southward cleaved out of the healing--TAAAAANK! (dies by ki nail) Freeza: Oh no, that minion died. Could you go fix that? We'll continue this chat never.

Films — Blitheness

• Crane says this to Po in Kung Fu Panda later Crane helps him out of an uncomfortable position.
• A variation in Ice Age 2: Subsequently Diego and Sid are easily beaten upward by two possums:

Diego: If anybody always asks, there were fifty of them. And they were... rattlesnakes."

Films — Live-Action

• The Starsky and Hutch film has this in spades. After Starsky (Ben Stiller) and Hutch (Owen Wilson) accept to exercise some fairly embarrassing things to get information out of a con, Hutch starts to talk about it in the motorcar ride back, and Starsky shuts him. "No! No! Let's non talk about information technology. In fact, let's never speak of this again." Of course, when they get back to the station, it'southward been recorded and is playing in the Helm's office with all of the other officers watching.
• In the movie version of The Lord of the Rings: The 2 Towers Gimli says the above quote earlier having Aragorn use him in a Fastball Special (a reference to a scene in the first moving-picture show in which he objected to being thrown by Legolas). Aragorn promises not to say a word.
• Harold and Kumar, the Freakshow incident.
• An oblique variant in Spaceballs: afterwards watching the painful footage of being catapulted into the bulkhead of Spaceball One, Dark Helmet says "No, no. Go past this function. In fact never play this office again."
• The Chase for Crimson October. After Admiral Greer fakes the torpedoing and destruction of the Cerise October, he tells the torpedo command officer of the frigate he'due south on:

Admiral Greer: At present, Commander... that torpedo did Non self-destruct. You heard it hit the hull, and I... was never hither.

• In the end of Zathura, the sis Lisa says this to her younger brothers, mainly because she thought the future version of one of them was hot before finding out who he was. They bring it upward anyway.
• Burt Gummer says this after surviving being swallowed by a Grabiod in the tertiary Tremors flick.

Burt: I would prefer... we keep this... to ourselves.

• Wild Wild West: When Jim W gets stuck to Artemis Gordon'south chugalug buckle, he tells Gordon to make sure and go out that function out when retelling the story. Artemis responds with a very emphatic "Oh don't worry."
• A non-funny example occurs at the end of 4 Months, 3 Weeks, and 2 Days.
• A even less funny case from Lurid Fiction. After Butch saves him from Zed's... attentions, Marsellus Wallace demands two things, of which the starting time is... "Don't tell nobody almost this. This shit is between me, you, and Mr. Soon-to-Be-Living-the-Residual-of-His-Short-Donkey-Life-in-Agonizing-Pain Rapist here. It own't nobody else's business."
• National Treasure: Book of Secrets has a function where Gates successfully convinces the president to tell him about the President'due south Secret Book, in an attempt to find the long-lost Metropolis of Gold. Nevertheless, Gates is warned beforehand:

President: The following conversation never happened.

Literature

• Discworld
  • Lords and Ladies: No one should even mention the Stick and Bucket Dance. Not ever. At least, non once the Lancre Morris Men are washed using information technology to kick elven ass.
  • Also in Witches Away, after the witches take part in it, nobody mentions the Thing With The Bulls always, always again. At least not around the men.
• In Pride and Prejudice And Zombies the Bennet girls come across a zombie mother and infant and find themselves unable to kill them. Afterwards they swear never to mention it once more.

Live-Action TV

• Heroes. Just so at that place are no misunderstandings, Nathan tin can fly:

Matt Parkman: (after riding Nathan Petrelli to Texas) We never talk about that again.

• Friends
  • Ross and Richard are having a sleepover at Rachel and Monica's. At one indicate they bump into each other in the living room, wearing their girlfriends' bathrobes. After a few awkward seconds they endeavor pocket-size talk, simply and then Richard cuts to the chase and says "Let's never speak of this again." Ross says "You got it." and they move on.
  • Also in "The One Where Joey Loses His Insurance", Joey thanked Chandler for helping him have a shower when he had a hernia, and Chandler freaked out and said, "Now, is that never talking almost information technology once again?!"
  • And in that location's the time that Monica is stung by a jellyfish. A friend who will pee on you is a friend indeed.
• Star Trek: The Next Generation
  • The episode "The Naked Now" features all sorts of weird events when the Enterprise crew falls under the influence of a virus that basically makes everyone more than a lilliputian drunk (including Data). 1 scene features Data coming together up with Tasha Yar in her quarters, where they finish up having sex. After the virus has been purged and everyone is sober again, Tasha and Data are back at piece of work on the bridge, where she tells him, "I'one thousand only going to say this once: Information technology never happened."
  • In "Skin of Evil", Tasha's funeral speech was supposed to include an apologetic "Data, information technology did happen." It's clear to encounter where information technology was supposed to be, every bit they left in Geordi's reaction shot.
  • Subverted in that it actually is brought up again. During Data'south trial to determine whether he is a total-fledged person with rights, Picard persuades him to reveal it.
  • And it's also alluded to in First Contact. Thus, there are some instances where information technology's treated as if the above scene wasn't cut.
  • The plot of "Clues" hinges on an instance of this trope. The Enterprise encounters a xenophobic race, the Paxans, who do not tolerate other species' noesis of them. They incapacitate the crews of ships who come to their habitation planet, erasing their short-term memories and transporting the send some distance away, leaving the crew to believe that they have encountered an unstable wormhole. Data, however, cannot exist affected, and the Paxans would accept destroyed the Enterprise except that Picard ordered him never to reveal what really happened.
• In ane episode of Scrubs, Dr. Cox invokes this trope later on Dr. Kelso gives an all-besides-graphic description of his and Mrs. Kelso's contempo sexual meet.
• Buffy the Vampire Slayer
  • From the episode "Real Me":

Buffy: How bored were you terminal twelvemonth? Giles: I watched Passions with Spike. Permit us never speak of information technology again.

• • Spike and Andrew have an exchange on their mutual love of onion blossoms while en route to a mission, ending with:

Spike: Yeah. (beat) Tell anyone we had this conversation, I'll bite y'all. Andrew: Right.

• • A vampirized Harmony meets Xander and decides to feed. They plainly backslide to their grade schoolhouse enemy stage (since both of them can fight improve), and they're so ineffectual that they eventually merely requite upwardly. They concur it never happened, and both leave.
• Angel played it for laughs in the episode "The Daughter in Question". The head of Wolfram and Hart's Rome branch used it several times.

CEO lady (spit) Nosotros will speak of it no more!

• In an episode of Would I Lie to You, Neil Morrisey, voice of Bob the Builder, had as one of his "facts" that he one time had a builder working at his house who was in fact named Bob. David Mitchell said that if that was true, information technology was completely unremarkable, and the conversation probably went, "Do you know, I'k actually a builder called Bob." "Right. I do the vocalisation of Bob the Builder." "Right." [curt express mirth all around] "Allow us never speak of this."
• The West Fly Lampshaded its frequent use of of the Walk and Talk past having Sam and Josh walking through the crowded hallways having a conversation as usual. At the end, they both came to a stop and asked each other where they were going. Turns out they were both following each other. Josh: "Let'south non tell anyone about this."
• Doctor Who
  • In the episode "The Shakespeare Lawmaking", ii of Shakespeare's Acting Troupe agree to this after inadvertantly (and thankfully, temporarily) summoning a Carrionite while reading aloud the Words of Ability inserted into the play'southward script by the Monster of the Week.
  • The Dr. too had i of his ain when the head of Torchwood found out that the woman he'd claimed was Rose Tyler was really Rose's female parent.

The Doctor: Please, when Torchwood comes to write my complete history, don't tell people I traveled through fourth dimension and infinite with her mother.

• The Big Bang Theory': Afterward returning from a enquiry grant in Antarctica, Leonard, Sheldon, Howard, and Raj repeatedly talk near how they weren't going to talk virtually "the dark the oestrus went out."
• In Babylon five, after learning the underground of the 'tentacles' Londo were using to cheat at cards, Lennier decides to swear an adjuration of silence on the matter.
• ICarly
  • Betwixt the Shay siblings, notably, Carly'southward No Periods, Period in "iDate a Bad Male child" and Spencer's attempt at giving Carly The Talk in "iSpeed Date".
  • Sam and Freddie'south agreement near their First Kiss. When Sam'south drugged slip-of-tongue reveals it to Carly, Hilarity Ensues.
• Used hilariously in Rome. Cleopatra wants to use The Baby Trap on Caesar, but knowing that Caesar has no sons, (and maybe needing a lark from her withdrawal symptoms after Going Cold Turkey) she decides to increase her chances of pregnancy past sleeping with ane of the legionnaires that Caesar sent to escort her to him. She first orders Vorenus to slumber with her, only Vorenus (despite beingness sorely tempted) refuses due to fidelity to his wife and Roman sexual attitudes to the thought of being "used" for sex. Vorenus and then orders the other legionnaire, Pullo to "Report to Princess Cleopatra and do any she tells y'all to." Cue a prolonged and noisy bout of sex activity, much to the discomfort of Vorenus. When Pullo returns, they have the following conversation:

Pullo: Gods, that was something, let me tell you. Vorenus: I don't want to hear nigh it. If you're wise, you'll never speak of this again. Pullo: Why? I was only obeying orders. Bloody good orders, too.

• Invoked almost verbatim by Cristina in the Greys Anatomy episode "Complications of the Heart", afterwards a surgery wherein both she and the more than experienced Dr. Altman forgot how to perform a very basic procedure and ended up needing the nurse to bail them out.
• Almost verbatim on The Peter Serafinowicz Prove. Upon making a breakthrough deduction in a case, Sherlock Holmes becomes so sexually aroused that he forces himself on Watson. In post-coital reflection, Holmes says "Nosotros shall not speak of this again."
• Ane happens offscreen in Black Books, nosotros only see Bernard's reaction when Manny breaks silence.

Manny: Yes, it'll be quite some time earlier I want to sacrifice another monkey. (Bernard lunges frontward and grabs him) Bernard: You SAID We WOULDN'T TALK Most CANADA!

Video Games

• Psychonauts
  • At that place'southward a Mental Phlebotinum Breakup in Sasha's mind, and a horrible mutated monster comes up and gain to pound the living daylights out of Sasha in a highly embarrassing fashion. Raz saves Sasha's life, for which Sasha grants him his merit badge. This chat then occurs:

Raz: So, is this the part where I become a spoken communication and learn another lesson...? Sasha: No. Hither is your merit badge. Let u.s. never speak of this over again.

• • If you return to make clean up loose ends, Raz volition bring information technology up again. Sasha volition reveal that he expected Raz to overload the machine, and the course he ran was as planned, to allow Raz to acquire to use his power in practical awarding. The Megacensor was where things got out of hand, though.
• Persona iii
  • The Honey Hotels Incident.
  • The backwash of Mitsuru'southward "Execution" during the Kyoto course trip. Akihiko is very insistent about this point.
• From Dragon Age, Sten says this to Leliana when she sees him playing with a kitten and picking flowers. Also comes up subsequently the threesome/foursome with Isabela in The Pearl.

Zevran: I don't mind never speaking of it again, equally long equally we could do information technology again.

• In Cave Story, one of your fights with Balrog begins after you nearly trick him into helping you with a feat that requires great strength. When you win, he yields and assists yous (this is one of the hints dropped to y'all that he isn't actually such a bad swain; he's but doing his job). He entreats y'all, however, not to tell anyone he did information technology.
• Abe Lincoln must die! has Sam and Max take a date test to find the perfect friction match for each other. The result gives... Sam to Max and Max to Sam. Both agree never to speak almost information technology over again.
• One of the categories for the third annual Neopies on Neopets is named after this trope.
• Dawn of War 2 agrees with fans' opinion of the previous Soulstorm:

• In The Elder Scrolls V Skyrim, this is, word for word, i of the dialogue choices available later on you let an apprentice mage practice a spell on yous.
• Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney, case 2:

Trucy: I can still recollect that moment... Yous brandished those bloomers on high, and shouted... "Objection!" Apollo: ...Hither's what I want you to exercise, Trucy. Have that memory, gently lock it abroad deep in your heart, and never speak of it.

• Suggested in Team Fortress 2's In-Universe Marketing for Jarate.

You may say, "But I don't HAVE any enemies!" Well, do you lot have FRIENDS? Are they on Fire? Right NOW? Jarate them to a non-on fire state INSTANTLY! Being on fire is horrible! They'll never want to talk about your Jarate rescue ever again, but you'll have their hugger-mugger undying gratitude!

Spider web Comics

• The Order of the Stick
  • While being interviewed for the Lawful Good afterlife, hero Roy Greenhilt stops the deva interviewing him before she can mention a Gender Bender incident within earshot of his father, who is continuing not x feet away.
  • During that very incident, Roy also insisted Belkar not know. Subverted in that Belkar knew it was Roy all forth and was comfortable enough with his masculinity to hit on Roy purely to mess with him.
  • And during Azure Urban center'southward New year's day, Belkar gets drunk and kisses Vaarsuvius full on the lips. Afterwards, Belkar forgets information technology entirely and Vaarsuvius insists that, if the i witness to the kiss (Durkon) ever has to discuss it again, it will exist referred to it as "the Event". And they never talk about it again.
  • When Vaarsuvius is rescued from the Para-Elemental Aeroplane of Ranch Dressing, he/she mentions that at that place were some adventures before they got there.

Belkar: Mayhap we'll see that as a bonus story in 1 of the books! V: Perchance we shall never mention information technology once more. Belkar: Yeah, probably that.

• El Goonish Shive
  • This comic]] provides an example. Not that it stopped them from speaking of it over again.
  • Grace'southward suggestion that Elliot turn into her to exist sexy in front of a mirror seems doomed to a similar fate.
• Sluggy Freelance has a great one

Crystal: My head is killing me. Does anyone remember what happened subsequently the tequilla shots? Riff: Let's meet. We're charred, nosotros have twigs in our hair and we're covered in ducks. Bun-bun: I vote we all go home and never speak of this again.

• Bard: Vas uses his change of gender to quell the rage of one of the more than vehement patrons past... stuffing her face up into his new rack. It takes a bit for this to register with him, though.
• In Questionable Content #447, Marten and Marten'due south female parent, who is a professional person dominatrix render to his apartment to observe Pintsize wrapped up in chains gear, which prompts this line to be spoken.
• In Homestuck, Karkat takes this to the logical farthermost by trolling John backwards, so that they'll never be able to talk near the offset conversation (from Karkat's perspective), where Karkat accidentally reveals his hatecrush for John. Needless to say, it'south hilarious.
• In Housepets, Peanut Butter and Grape happen to see Fido and Sabrina do... something, in this comic. After, Grape tells Peanut^[1], "We never speak of this again."
• Used by the characters after a revelation from his creator 1/0.
• Schlock Mercenary: Ennesby to Schlock, subsequently a particularly unpleasant moment.
• In Northern Edge (a spin-off of Fred Perry's Gold Digger), Sheila just want to forget all about she and two companions being spanked by Naughty Tentacles. Fatty gamble of this, though, since there was a rune artist present on the scene to immortilize it.
• In Blue Yonder, after Lena tricks them into fleeing a cellphone, one assailant tells some other, "No one has to know."
• In Girl Genius, Gilgamesh orders that his Overnice Lid should exist hidden in a rubber place — and never spoken about once again.

DuPree: I heard there was a chapeau! Gil: Y'all're delusional.

Web Original

• Things Mr. Welch Is No Longer Allowed to Practice In An RPG: Lives up to the trope by only telling united states what can't be talked nearly, simply no real details.

1708. No bringing up the fourth dimension we were nearly TPK'd past a jerboa.

• Quoted during Riff Trax's accept on The Terminal Airbender after they see The Pebble Dance.
• A double Daughter on fustigate.org provokes this reaction from the participants. Subverted. Since it'due south on bash.org and all.

Western Animation

• South Park: In the "Fantastic Easter Special" episode, Jewish Kyle and Jesus Christ are locked in a cell. Jesus can escape to stop the episode's villain, but just if Kyle kills him and then he can resurrect outside the building. Kyle tells Jesus before reluctantly doing the deed "Eric Cartman tin never notice out virtually this."
• The Simpsons
  • The Itchy and Scratchy Land episode, after Homer takes a disastrous shortcut:

Homer: All right, we're hither. Let us never speak of the shortcut over again.

• • Marge also used the line in the aforementioned episode. A possible subversion, as the thing to never exist spoken of was actually somewhat positive:

• • Marge also said it in regard to a relative who snapped and went on a shooting spree:

Marge: Well, Bart, your Uncle Arthur used to have a saying: "Shoot 'em all and permit God sort 'em out". Unfortunately, one solar day he put his theory into practice. It took 75 Federal Marshalls to bring him downwardly. Now let's never speak of him over again.

• • Subverted, since after saying this line she immediately references the incident again:

Marge: Dearest, y'all should listen to your eye and not the voices in your caput — like a certain uncle did 1 grey December morning time...

• • This also happened afterwards the episode where Chief Skinner was revealed to be really an imposter named Armin Tamzarian. The cleared up the problem by deciding they were happier with the fake Skinner, and the real one was run out of town. The local judge issues a decree that no-1 will ever mention it again, under penalty of torture.
    And, this existence the Simpsons, they do mention it again — when Skinner is giving Lisa a difficult time about naming a new cat of hers the same every bit her onetime true cat, she calls him Mr. Tamzarian.
  • Another episode introduces Grandpa's blood brother Cyrus, with dialogue to this event (paraphrasing):

Bart & Lisa: You never told united states of america you had a brother, granddaddy. Grandpa: Yes, and I'll never speak of him once more.

• The Powerpuff Girls had episode "Shotgun Wedding", in which the Professor tries to learn more virtually Fuzzy Lumpkins for the purpose of science, and after getting covered in mud, flowers, and a curtain is mistaken for a woman past Fuzzy and most forced to ally him. After the Professor is saved by the Powerpuff Girls, he writes on notepad that he was using "Lumpkins are, to a higher place all, stupid" and as a sidenote "never speak of this over again"... and then eats it. He gets really mad when the Girls mention information technology about 10 seconds later.
• The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy: At the end of the episode "My Fair Mandy," Mandy, Billy, and Grim are turned into the Powerpuff Girls, sort of.

Grim: We keep flying, we never head back, and we never talk about this again.

• The 2008 BotCon script reading, "'Bee in the City", ends with all parties involved agreeing to never speak of the incident again.
• In Hey Arnold, whenever Phoebe ends upwards involved on something involving Helga'due south shell on Arnold, Helga always tells her this at the cease.

Helga: This whole thing? It never happened. Phoebe: Forgetting!

• • Also:

Principal Wartz: (in a sombreo shaking maracas) Are y'all attempting to go out the schoolhouse grounds without permission, Miss Pataki? Helga: Are you attempting to dance the flamenco, Chief Wartz? Master Wartz: (crush) This moment never happened. Helga: Gotcha.

• In Recess all the grouping agreed this when they see Spinelli having fun dancing Hula Hula with Finster, who was babysitting her in that episode.
• In the Justice League episode "This Piddling Piggy" we get to see how far Batman will go to save Wonder Adult female here.
• Family Guy
  • Million gives her brother Chris advice on how to cajole their father Peter... that might piece of work for a well-loved daughter:

Meg: Okay, look. Dad is really like shooting fish in a barrel. All you lot have to exercise is sit on his lap, give him a big kiss on the cheek, expect him correct in the eye, and he's butter.

• • Chris then attempts this. Problems with this approach: Chris is adequately heavyset. And male. Therefore: trope is invoked.
  • Likewise the time where Peter is bullheaded and accidentally gets into Chris's bed at night...
  • At the terminate of the episode where Peter is temporarily turned gay:

• In one crossover between Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Usagi Yojimbo, Usagi says this when he and Leonardo put on black cloaks and infiltrate a fortress. While Usagi respects the Turtles, he doesn't really like ninjas and their "cowardly and dishonorable" ways.
• In The Penguins of Madagascar, ("Jiggles" episode), after Kowalski's Blob Monster spat both Kowalski and Julien out, the ii were covered in greenish goo and draped across each other. Julien's response to the situation is, "I will not talk of this if you don't."
• Phineas and Ferb: Buford and Baljeet agree on this after their clothes get blown off past Ferb exam-driving Meap'southward repaired spaceship in The Chronicles of Meap.

Buford: We must never speak of this again. Baljeet: Agreed.

• Jackie Chan Adventures: Ratso on having to remove an Oni Mask from Finn'southward rear terminate.

Ikazuki: Well? What are you waiting for?! Ratso: Uh, well, this is kinda awkward. Ikazuki: Simpleton! Exercise as you are told! Finn: What he said. Ratso: Okay! Just we are never gonna bring this up again. Chow: I'm not even hither.

• Danny Phantom: In "Reality Trip", Sam wonders how Danny convinced her parents to let her become on a cross-country trip with him and Tucker, and the caption is thus:

Sam's Mother: (being overshadowed by Danny) You know I think the Fentons are wonderful, Sam should have a cross-contry trip with them. (Danny pops out of her, and overshadows Sam'southward male parent) Sam'southward Father: And I agree with you! Permit'southward never speak of this again.

• In Wakfu season two episode five, "The Dragon-Pig", for not listening to Sadlygrove'south alert, Evangelyne, Amalia and Yugo fall victims to a Baleful Polymorph turning them into cute, but defenseless piglets. Once they regain human class, Amalia insists that this incident should never be mentioned once again.
• In an episode of Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated, Fred and Daphne encounter a statue of Scrappy-Doo, prompting Fred to tell Daphne that the gang all promised they'd never speak of him over again.
• In the All But a Dream episode of Kim Possible, Kim saves villains Drakken and Shego from an exploding device. After Shego realizes how awkward it is, Drakken declares this trope, to which Kim replies "Off-white enough".
• On Jimmy Ii-Shoes, after an episode ends on a particularly icky note, Jimmy and Beezy agree "This never happened."
• My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic, "The Return of Harmony, Part 2": Rarity says this word for word to her friends about the fact that she was brainwashed into thinking a large bedrock was a giant diamond. Of course, Applejack brings it up very shortly subsequently.

Rarity: How in Equestria could [Rainbow Dash] recall that tiny patch of deject is Cloudsdale? Applejack: The same way [Discord] got you to think that cheap rock was a bonafide diamond? Rarity: ...I thought we agreed never to speak of that again.

• King of the Colina: Years ago, Hank, Dale and Bill "borrowed" Boomhauer'due south car for a joyride and droven it into a flooded quarry. The three then agreed never to mention it again. Hank had no selection but to break the understanding when the quarry was nearly to be drained, since they left clues linking them to the case.
• The Avengers: Earth'due south Mightiest Heroes: Atomic number 26 Fist and Luke Muzzle agree non to allow anyone know that they lost a boxing confronting a banking company robber who wielded Ant-Human being gear.

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