All Guys Want Cheerleaders: Difference between revisions

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We're cheerleaders! We! Are! Cheerleaders!|'''The Rancho Carne cheerleading squad''', ''[[Bring It On]]''}}

* ''[[Luann]]'' has Tiffany, [[Alpha Bitch]] head cheerleader, be the object of Luann's crush Aaron's affections - Might be an aversion, but maybe not. Rumors circulate that the writers [[Word of Gay|originally meant to reveal that Aaron was gay]] and was not interested in any of the supposed love interests, but fears that the strip was not popular enough to survive this [[What Could Have Been|scrapped that plan]].

* One story in [[Phil Foglio]]'s ''[[XXXenophile]]'' included priestess Otaz revealing that the half-orc villain was also the daughter of the priestess's god, Orum.

'''Otaz:''' Orum ''really'' likes cheerleaders, okay? }}

* In ''[[Cherry Comics]]'', Cherry and her girlfriends are all cheerleaders. Needless to say, they are very popular with the boys.

* Subverted in ''[[My Name Is Earl]]'', where, in a desperate move, Earl has to seduce a cheerleader who had been mauled by a rabid badger. Since she's so flexible, no matter what position he takes, he's always looking at her horribly scarred face. [[Squick|Eww.]]

* In the ''[[M*A*S*H|Mash]]'' episode "The Abduction of Margaret Houlihan", Hawkeye's pretending to be smothered by cheerleaders after winning a (made-up) basketball game when he is interrupted by Radar. Hawkeye asks whether anything of the sort ever occurred to him.

'''Hawkeye:'''My condolences to your libido. }}

* Referenced in ''[[Frasier]]'' when Niles is given the opportunity to meet a cheerleader for a basketball team. Roz says in annoyance that not all guys want cheerleaders, while Niles' response is "Is it the ''head' cheerleader?"