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* Ben Linus of ''[[Lost]]'' gets extra points for being implicitly compared to Napoleon once or twice. At 5'8'', he's just Napoleon's height, too, and while quite the gentleman, certainly dangerous and power-hungry enough to qualify. |
* Ben Linus of ''[[Lost]]'' gets extra points for being implicitly compared to Napoleon once or twice. At 5'8'', he's just Napoleon's height, too, and while quite the gentleman, certainly dangerous and power-hungry enough to qualify. |
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* Blaine Anderson from ''[[Glee]]'' shows flashes of this from time to time, being 5'7" in a cast where the average male height is 5'10 to six feet. The crew tries to use camera tricks to make Blaine seem [[Seme|appropriately tall]] compared [[Uke|to his boyfriend Kurt]], but it's getting less frequent (and a number of fans like it ''more'' than the traditional height conventions). |
* Blaine Anderson from ''[[Glee]]'' shows flashes of this from time to time, being 5'7" in a cast where the average male height is 5'10 to six feet. The crew tries to use camera tricks to make Blaine seem [[Seme|appropriately tall]] compared [[Uke|to his boyfriend Kurt]], but it's getting less frequent (and a number of fans like it ''more'' than the traditional height conventions). |
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* Fozzie's agent Irving, who appeared on one episode of ''[[The Muppet Show]]''; a short and snarky guy, despite being so short that his hat covers his entire body: |
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{{quote|'''Kermit:''' Who else do you handle? Rich ''Little''? Tiny Tim? |
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'''Irving:''' I wouldn't handle ''you'' pal, I'd get ''warts''!}} |
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== Sports == |
== Sports == |
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