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M*A*S*H pothole
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Compare [[Villains Out Shopping]], [[Think Nothing of It]]. Contrast with [[Jerk with a Heart of Jerk]].
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== Anime ==
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* Charles Emerson Winchester from ''[[
** Klinger finds out about this when Winchester berates the head of the orphanage for ''selling'' the candies instead of giving them to the children. The guy points out that the candy would have made them happy for an evening, but the money from the sale can feed them for a month. Winchester, realizing his faux pas and humbly backing down ("It is I who should be sorry. It is sadly inappropriate to give dessert to a child who's had no meal."), is part of [[The Reveal]] here - Winchester isn't known as one to back down or apologize - and Klinger later reveals his knowledge to Winchester by bringing him the leftovers from the Christmas party and saying it was an anonymous donation.
** In fact, Winchester's best moments tended to come when he was separated from the rest of the camp in a plot of his own. For instance, in "Morale Victory", while Hawkeye and BJ were trying to sort out a party, he was helping the pianist who had lost the use of his hand. And again in "Run For The Money", while they were helping Father Mulcahy with the race, he was helping a bullied soldier who stuttered.
* Barney Stinson of ''[[How I Met Your Mother]]'' once flew from New York to San Francisco in order to convince Lily to return to her ex, Marshall—but then forced her not to tell their other friends.
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