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* On ''[[Rocky and Bullwinkle]]'' there was a tribe of island natives who got their weather predictions from the egg of the Oogle bird. When the bird was no longer available, they substitute it with [[Lord Error-Prone|Captain Wrongway Peachfuzz]] and simply expect the opposite from his predictions. |
* On ''[[Rocky and Bullwinkle]]'' there was a tribe of island natives who got their weather predictions from the egg of the Oogle bird. When the bird was no longer available, they substitute it with [[Lord Error-Prone|Captain Wrongway Peachfuzz]] and simply expect the opposite from his predictions. |
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* An episode of ''[[DuckTales (1987)]]'' had Scrooge team up with Gladstone Gander, whose [[Born Lucky|trademark luck]] had been supernaturally cursed. Scrooge exploits this fact at one point, by asking Gladstone to pick the direction and then going the opposite way. |
* An episode of ''[[DuckTales (1987)]]'' had Scrooge team up with Gladstone Gander, whose [[Born Lucky|trademark luck]] had been supernaturally cursed. Scrooge exploits this fact at one point, by asking Gladstone to pick the direction and then going the opposite way. |
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*[[Kim Possible]]: While he is by no means a bad guy, Mr. Barkin in Ron the Kan ends up giving Ron advice regarding “the ideal man” that makes Stoppable not want to be himself. Being himself is what saves the day (and Nevada) in the end. |
* ''[[Kim Possible]]'': While he is by no means a bad guy, Mr. Barkin in "Ron the Kan" ends up giving Ron advice regarding “the ideal man” that makes Stoppable not want to be himself. Being himself is what saves the day (and Nevada) in the end. |
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