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* The ''[[The Young Ones]]'' episode "Bambi" features this. The cast represent "Scumbag College" on "[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxA0a5G6ccg University Challenge]" and are set against the snobs from [[Shout-Out|Footlights]] College, [[Oxbridge]] .
* ''[[Fresh Prince of Bel Air]]'' used this in some of the earlier episodes as a source of conflict between Will and his cousin Carlton. As the show wore on though, Carlton got dumber and dorkier until there was no more point in conflicting with the paragon-of-coolness Will.
* [[Magnum, P.I.]] is specific version that is more Magnum's brand of slobbery vs Higgins' brand of snobbery. Magnum has no problem with rich people or cultured people per se (several are his clients after all). And for that matter Higgin's snobbery in general, though more ostentatious is endurable. But Magnum and Higgins are always goading each other about slobbery vs snobbery.
* ''[[True Blood]]'' plays with this trope in later seasons:
** In season 2, Mary Ann Forrester and her dirt-eating revelers are often positioned in direct contrast with the more "refined" vampires, particularly with Queen Sophie Ann.
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* [[The Vampire Diaries]], with a single notable familial exception ( {{spoiler|the Lockwoods}}), portrays the [[Fur Against Fang]] fight as this.
* The Tates and the Campbells of [[Soap]].
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