Always Gets His Man: Difference between revisions

* Gordon & O'Hara from ''[[Batman]]''.

* Colonel Samuel Benfield Steele, in [[Don Rosa|Don Rosa's]] ''Hearts of Yukon''. The trope title is even played with:

* ''[[Green Lantern|"No man escapes the Manhunters!"]]''

* Inspector Ishida in ''[[Usagi Yojimbo]]''.

* Jack Valentine in ''[[Lord of War]]''.

* From ''[[Clue (film)|Clue]]'':

'''Green:''' ''Mrs. Peacock was a man?!'' (Mustard and Wadsworth slap him) }}

* ''[[Horsefeathers]]''' Professor Wagstaff ([[The Marx Brothers|Groucho Marx]]) is no lawman, but at one point he invokes the trope in song anyway:

I go ahead, alive or dead, I always get my man'' }}

 

* Peter Burke in ''[[White Collar]]''

* In ''[[Bones]]'', Booth mentions this trope when Brennan comments that he could never catch her if she were to commit a murder:

'''Bones''': [[No Man of Woman Born|I am a woman.]] }}