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Copper: Happens when Sarah reconciles with Matthew and meets up with him at his practice in "Aileen Aroon". The Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex episode "CASH EYE" plays this trope out in a rather interesting way. When it's time for Motoko to advance to the next stage of her mission, the moderately revealing evening gown she's wearing hits the floor... and somehow reveals a full-body Spy Catsuit underneath.
Kim Possible Movie: So the Drama has a version of this, except that it is a wetsuit that hits the ground. Married... with Children: In the episode "Ship Happens", we see a babe suggestively taking off her bikini top and bottom and then showing them to Al.Home Improvement: In "It Was The Best Of Tims, It Was The Worst Of Tims", after Tim apologizes for taking Jill for granted, he reveals a tuxedo underneath his coveralls. Jill mentions she's not wearing anything under her robe. The robe hits the floor shortly thereafter. Dances with Wolves does this for the love scene between Stands With A Fist and John Dunbar. It would have been more explicit, but notably shy Mary McDonnell nixed that idea. In Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance Mistral drops her coat in this manner to Raiden showing off her (well endowed) cybernetic body. Considering Mistral blew Raiden a kiss earlier she's likely doing intentionally. In Hunter, there is an episode where a rich woman robbed by a burglar finds him and bargains for return of some jewelry piece. When the robber suggests she is "wired", she drops her clothes to the floor to prove she isn't. This leads to Karmic Death of said robber, at the hands of the woman's jealous husband who wrongly assumes she's having an affair — she is, but not with the burglar. In the pilot episode of Kung Fu: The Legend Continues, Marilyn (a woman who asks Kwai-Chang Caine for help) is brought to the offices of the crime lord Tan, and is told to take her clothes off. Her dress drops to the floor just before she kisses Tan and then slaps him across the face.
A rare male version of this trope occurs in "The Wolf and the Lion" when Ser Loras Tyrell removes Lord Renly Baratheon's pants (and any undergarment the latter may be wearing) in one swift movement and letting them drop to the floor. Memorably gender-flipped with Bond's kilt hitting the floor in On Her Majesty's Secret Service, along with a clear implication that he's a true Scotsman note even though this particular 007 was played by an Australian. Alice Wroke executes this, plus Sexy Coat Flashing in The Demon Princes. Played with somewhat in that she has to take a minute to set it up. Clothes don't fall off all by themselves, you know. In The Crumpets episode "Granny Strip", when Cassandra is mad because she thinks her Love Interest Pfff is watching the TV Weather Girl rather than returning to her, she rips and eliminates all her clothing other than her undergarments. The upper half of her body is seen as she drops her skirt to the floor, followed by the next shot focusing on her legs and shirt hitting the floor.
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Final Fantasy X did the wetsuit variation again, with Rikku. Though hers was slightly more on-screen. (She was wearing shorts and a top underneath it anyway.) Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace: Shows up when Yanwan undresses before getting into the bath with Hongli. In Hot Bot, Sexbot Bardot's Modesty Towel hits the floor when she asks Huffy and Nard Do You Want to Copulate?
Midsomer Murders: Happens in "The Curse of the Ninth" as young woman prepares to take a shower, unaware that an intruder has just broken into her home.Change of Habit: When the nuns change into street clothes, their habits are shown hitting the floor.
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