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** A later episode posed a problem because the bully weighed only 150 lbs: It took a while to find a fighter that small. The diminutive fighter managed to finish both rounds ''in less than a minute'' and the bully had to stop in the middle of the post-fight monologue to vomit. |
** A later episode posed a problem because the bully weighed only 150 lbs: It took a while to find a fighter that small. The diminutive fighter managed to finish both rounds ''in less than a minute'' and the bully had to stop in the middle of the post-fight monologue to vomit. |
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* To say that [[My Name Is Earl|Earl Hickey]] is not good at fighting would be putting it mildly, his every fight ending on the losing side of one of these. He once got pummeled senseless by the one-legged girl's boyfriend, a man with a single arm and no legs. |
* To say that [[My Name Is Earl|Earl Hickey]] is not good at fighting would be putting it mildly, his every fight ending on the losing side of one of these. He once got pummeled senseless by the one-legged girl's boyfriend, a man with a single arm and no legs. |
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* ''[[Being Human]]'' on the last episode of season 4 when {{spoiler|Annie shows up in full-on [[Mama Bear]] mode, shouts "GIVE ME BACK MY FUCKING BABY!!", then promptly curb-stomps many of the old ones singlehandedly, ''then'' sacrifices her best friend's baby to save the world.}} |
* ''[[Being Human (UK)]]'' on the last episode of season 4 when {{spoiler|Annie shows up in full-on [[Mama Bear]] mode, shouts "GIVE ME BACK MY FUCKING BABY!!", then promptly curb-stomps many of the old ones singlehandedly, ''then'' sacrifices her best friend's baby to save the world.}} |
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* In ''[[Survivor (TV series)|Survivor]]: Palau'', almost all the young and physically fit contestants ended up on one tribe while almost all the older and more physically feeble contestants ended up on the other tribe. Guess which tribe ended up losing '''all''' the immunity challenges and all but two of the reward challenges? The tribe who...''wasn't'' the most physically able but had a strong teamwork spirit and intelligent leaders who carried their tribe to victory while the more physically strong tribe floundered about with nary a clue about how to strategize or work together. |
* In ''[[Survivor (TV series)|Survivor]]: Palau'', almost all the young and physically fit contestants ended up on one tribe while almost all the older and more physically feeble contestants ended up on the other tribe. Guess which tribe ended up losing '''all''' the immunity challenges and all but two of the reward challenges? The tribe who...''wasn't'' the most physically able but had a strong teamwork spirit and intelligent leaders who carried their tribe to victory while the more physically strong tribe floundered about with nary a clue about how to strategize or work together. |
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