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* On ''Average Joe'' Shirts vs. Skins basketball and dodgeball were played. The Joes were always the Shirts team and the Hunks were the Skins team. |
* On ''Average Joe'' Shirts vs. Skins basketball and dodgeball were played. The Joes were always the Shirts team and the Hunks were the Skins team. |
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* On the local news during a heat wave, young lean and muscular shirtless men with smooth, hairless chests are sometimes among those asked how they deal with being outside during a heatwave. Case in point: during a heatwave in the summer of 1992 during the 5:00 broadcast, Washington D.C. general news reporter Wendy Rieger did a [[Vox Pops]] interview with a shirtless, twentysomething male who was playing soccer on the National Mall. He told her that the black shorts and T-shirt combo he was wearing matched perfectly but that the shirt was soaked through as he worked up a sweat, so it had to come off. Rieger then slid a suggestive finger along his near-smooth chiseled chest and told the strapping young man she thought that his black shorts-and-sweaty bare chest combination was a good style for him by saying that "It looks like you're well matched here." |
* On the local news during a heat wave, young lean and muscular shirtless men with smooth, hairless chests are sometimes among those asked how they deal with being outside during a heatwave. Case in point: during a heatwave in the summer of 1992 during the 5:00 broadcast, Washington D.C. general news reporter Wendy Rieger did a [[Vox Pops]] interview with a shirtless, twentysomething male who was playing soccer on the National Mall. He told her that the black shorts and T-shirt combo he was wearing matched perfectly but that the shirt was soaked through as he worked up a sweat, so it had to come off. Rieger then slid a suggestive finger along his near-smooth chiseled chest and told the strapping young man she thought that his black shorts-and-sweaty bare chest combination was a good style for him by saying that "It looks like you're well matched here." |
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* The "Toni's Boys" episode of ''[[Charlie's Angels]]'' features a feminist commentary about shirtless scenes. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v= |
* The "Toni's Boys" episode of ''[[Charlie's Angels]]'' features a feminist commentary about shirtless scenes. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfDUtO3PGLE#t=13m18s In one scene set at a male strip club], male Angel Bob Sorenson is asked by Jade Allen, the owner of the strip club to take his shirt off. Which he does while Kris Munroe eyes him like a hungry lioness.] While watching a male stripper rehearse, she asks Kris "I think it's time for us ladies to have something yummy to look at. Don't you think?" "Mmmm!" was Kris' answer. |
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* Eliot from ''[[Leverage]]'' goes shirtless in the boxing episode. TNT.com, while listing their top 10 Leverage episodes, includes the shirtlessness as a reason for "The Tap-Out Job" making it. |
* Eliot from ''[[Leverage]]'' goes shirtless in the boxing episode. TNT.com, while listing their top 10 Leverage episodes, includes the shirtlessness as a reason for "The Tap-Out Job" making it. |
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* Parodied in [[Just Shoot Me]]. Maya dated a guy who liked to take off his shirt a little too much. She finally breaks up with him when she found him shirtless in public. {{spoiler|Turns out he just saved a little girl who fell into the sewer.}} |
* Parodied in [[Just Shoot Me]]. Maya dated a guy who liked to take off his shirt a little too much. She finally breaks up with him when she found him shirtless in public. {{spoiler|Turns out he just saved a little girl who fell into the sewer.}} |
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