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* A similar example is brewing in ''[[The Hard Times of RJ Berger]]'' - after spending the entire first season chasing Jenny (who is portrayed as having a good heart, but about whom we know little else beyond the fact than she's the head cheerleader), RJ is quickly realizing they don't have much to talk about. |
* A similar example is brewing in ''[[The Hard Times of RJ Berger]]'' - after spending the entire first season chasing Jenny (who is portrayed as having a good heart, but about whom we know little else beyond the fact than she's the head cheerleader), RJ is quickly realizing they don't have much to talk about. |
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* 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.]] |
* 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.]] |
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* In the ''[[M*A*S*H (television)| |
* In the ''[[M*A*S*H (television)|M*A*S*H]]'' 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. |
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{{quote|'''Radar:'''Oh, no sir, we didn't have cheerleaders. |
{{quote|'''Radar:'''Oh, no sir, we didn't have cheerleaders. |
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'''Hawkeye:'''My condolences to your libido. }} |
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* [[Played for Laughs]] in an episode of ''[[My Babysitter's a Vampire]]'': Ethan and Benny are more than happy that Sarah's the only one who can wear a cheerleader's uniform. The happiness fades, though, when the guys [[Wholesome Crossdresser|have to go along]] and '' [[How I Met Your Mother|'Suit up!']] '' just like Sarah - when [[It Got Worse|Rory shows up]], and [[Sweet on Polly Oliver|likes what he sees...]] |
* [[Played for Laughs]] in an episode of ''[[My Babysitter's a Vampire]]'': Ethan and Benny are more than happy that Sarah's the only one who can wear a cheerleader's uniform. The happiness fades, though, when the guys [[Wholesome Crossdresser|have to go along]] and '' [[How I Met Your Mother|'Suit up!']] '' just like Sarah - when [[It Got Worse|Rory shows up]], and [[Sweet on Polly Oliver|likes what he sees...]] |
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* In an episode of ''[[Numb3rs]]'', Megan and Colby are searching the dorm room of an impostor university student. Remarking on his suspiciously stereotypical college-boy belongings, Megan makes conversation by asking Colby what he was into in school. His response: "Cheerleaders". |
* In an episode of ''[[Numb3rs]]'', Megan and Colby are searching the dorm room of an impostor university student. Remarking on his suspiciously stereotypical college-boy belongings, Megan makes conversation by asking Colby what he was into in school. His response: "Cheerleaders". |
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* An episode of ''[[Happy Days]]'' revolves around Richie, Ralph and Potsie wanting to date cheerleaders "instead of the girls we usually date," and staging a beauty contest with fake prizes to get the shallow cheerleaders to participate. |
* An episode of ''[[Happy Days]]'' revolves around Richie, Ralph and Potsie wanting to date cheerleaders "instead of the girls we usually date," and staging a beauty contest with fake prizes to get the shallow cheerleaders to participate. The contest winner ends up dating {{spoiler|The Fonz}}. |
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