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== [[Live Action TV]] ==
* In the ''[[Married... with Children]]'' episode "Hot off the Grill," everyone at Al's cookout reacts with disgust when they learn that [[It Makes Sense in Context|Kelly added the ashes of Marcy's dead aunt to Al's grill.]] Everyone, that is, except Steve, who hated said aunt...and starts grinning as he eats his "Bundy-burger" with even more enthusiasm.
* This comes up from time to time on ''[[Bones]]'', where Brennan and the other squints at the Jeffersonian are unfazed by decaying corpses and whatnot while other characters get squicked to varying degrees, including having to vomit.
* ''[[Dirty Jobs]]'' has this happen ''all the time''. There was an episode where a cameraman literally stood under a shower of condensed raw sewage and didn't even flinch.
* On the American version of ''[[The X Factor]]'', the first act of one episode featured a flasher who got on stage just to expose himself to the judges. While 3 of them were totally fine, Paula went to the bathroom to vomit for about 15 minutes.
* Kari Byron, of ''[[
* An episode of ''[[CSI]]'' has Catherine send the rookie officer escorting her out because of this trope (she doesn't want vomit contaminating her crime-scene). The suspect turns out to have been hiding, and attacks her.
** Lampshaded by Warrick in another episode, when Sara admits that she's being nauseated by a boxer's spit bucket. He'd seen her working on decomposing bodies or feces without complaint, but saliva turns out to be her personal Blow Chunks button.
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