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Shoe shine stands do still exist, but this site is about tropes. You don't see them much in media anymore. |
Shoe shine stands do still exist, but this site is about tropes. You don't see them much in media anymore. |
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== Comic Books == |
== Comic Books == |
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== Live Action TV == |
== Live Action TV == |
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* Andy from ''[[Parks and Recreation]]'' gets the job of shoeshine boy at Pawnee City Hall after a season and a half of being essentially homeless and unemployed. |
* Andy from ''[[Parks and Recreation]]'' gets the job of shoeshine boy at Pawnee City Hall after a season and a half of being essentially homeless and unemployed. |
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* ''[[Police Squad]]'' had Johnny the Shoe-Shine Boy, who knew '''everything''', so much that he's listed on this site as an [[Almighty Janitor]]. |
* ''[[Police Squad!]]'' had Johnny the Shoe-Shine Boy, who knew '''everything''', so much that he's listed on this site as an [[Almighty Janitor]]. |
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* For a little while on ''[[Night Court]]'' there was a shoeshine stand that was an important place in the courthouse, with the shiner as a recurring character. |
* For a little while on ''[[Night Court]]'' there was a shoeshine stand that was an important place in the courthouse, with the shiner as a recurring character. |
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* El Chavo in ''[[El Chavo Del Ocho]]'' has tried a job as shoe shiner on more than one opportunity. Always ending up distracted mid-job and painting the socks, trousers and sometimes even the face of the poor adult that accepted his services. |
* El Chavo in ''[[El Chavo Del Ocho]]'' has tried a job as shoe shiner on more than one opportunity. Always ending up distracted mid-job and painting the socks, trousers and sometimes even the face of the poor adult that accepted his services. |
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