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* The opening scene of ''[[Tamara Drewe]]'' provides the audience with a nice view of a handsome male character's naked torso as he's chopping wood outdoors.
* The chef in ''[[Jumping the Broom]]'' for some reason has a scene outside in nothing but overalls catching fish.
* In ''[[Om Shanti Om]]'', one of the [[Item number|dance numbers]] requires the main character to be dressed in nothing but jeans, work gloves, a work helmet and possibly a lot of body glitter.
* In ''Cannibal'' one of the main characters looks longingly at a pair of shirtless carpenters working just outside his window.
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* Brilliantly parodied in ''[[The IT Crowd]]'' when Jen has to distract a woman to sneak Roy out from under her desk, by looking out the window and saying: "Ooh, a builder working with his shirt off.. just like on the television." All the women run to take a look, to reveal a pale, flabby guy staring vacantly back at them.
* In ''[[The OC]]'' season 2 premiere, the Cohen's house was being remodeled by burly construction workers. The neighbors have started calling their house "The Manhole".
* In a first-season episode of ''[[
* May be part of the reason why Mike Rowe from [[Dirty Jobs]] has gotten so popular.
* Ty Pennington in ''[[Extreme Makeover: Home Edition]]''.
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