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Number Two (''slang noun'')
# The right-hand man, [[The Lancer]]/[[The Dragon]], the second-in-command.
# Feces.
In other words, this is when the one who has authority over the others, gets orders from and reports ''directly'' to the boss, and has to keep everything running smoothly is a ''moron''.
Usually [[Played for Laughs]] and a true sign that the guy in charge is truly [[Surrounded
▲{{examples|Examples }}
== Film ==
* Dark Helmet from ''[[
** Dark Helmet's own Dragon, Colonel Sandurz, is arguably an inversion of this trope, as he seems to often be [[Surrounded
* Kronk in ''[[The Emperor's New Groove
* Otis in ''[[Superman (
* Hedley Lamarr's flunky, Lyle, in ''[[Blazing Saddles]]''.
== Literature ==
* Sergeant Colon in ''[[
== Live
* In ''[[Weeds]]'', U-Turn spent a great deal of time chiding his friendly but incompetent underling Marvin, eventually {{spoiler|pushing him over the edge.}}
== Radio ==
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== Western Animation ==
* Greasepit from ''[[Biker Mice From Mars]]''. Just ''why'' Limburger puts up with that oaf is anyone's guess.
* [[Beast Wars
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