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== Western Animation ==
* Aang in the first episode and a half of ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]]''. The others weren't actually looking for the Avatar, but their reactions when they find out that that's him definitely fit.
* Master Dashi in ''[[Xiaolin Showdown]]''.{{context}}
* The True Master in the ''[[Teen Titans (animation)|Teen Titans]]'' episode "The Quest" has a [[Lampshade Hanging]] at the end of it. Robin wanted to do things the hard way, so she let him.
* From ''[[Looney Tunes|The Wild Hare]]'':
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* In ''[[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2003|Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]]'' (2003), Leo's first meeting with The Ancient One is a textbook example of the trope.
* An episode of the ''[[Pole Position (animation)|Pole Position]]'' animated series had the characters sent to retrieve a sensitive research satellite for a "Doctor T. Russell." Along the way, they're helped by this flannel-wearing, backwoods-type [[Cool Old Lady]] named "Dora." Meanwhile two fellows, both claiming to be "Dr. Ted Russell" and "Dr. Tom Russell" are trying to get the satellite. The protagonists finally find it...and the backwoods-lady reveals that they're ''both'' industrial spies. Her full name is Dr. ''Theodora'' Russell, and she just happens to live out in the middle of nowhere.
== Real Life ==
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