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* ''Series/MidsomerMurders'': In "[[Recap/MidsomerMurdersS14E6 The Night of the Stag]]", Byron Street the local beekeeper, is affable and fully prepared to gun down Quested in defence of Esme Baker. he also sports an EyepatchOfPower.
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* ''Series/{{Scandal}}'':
** Cyrus starts out as one, but the trope is actually deconstructed [[spoiler:as he proves himself to be Olivia's Arch-Enemy]].
** Cyrus starts out as one, but the trope is actually deconstructed [[spoiler:as he proves himself to be Olivia's Arch-Enemy]].
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* ''Series/{{Scandal}}'':
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** Cyrus starts out as one, but the trope is actually deconstructed [[spoiler:as he proves himself to be Olivia'sArch-Enemy]].ArchEnemy]].
** Cyrus starts out as one, but the trope is actually deconstructed [[spoiler:as he proves himself to be Olivia's
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* ''Series/{{Castle}}'': Captain Roy Montgomery, Beckett's boss. Driven home in "Kill the Messenger" when a big-name political family tries to interfere in their investigation and Montgomery very politely tells them to get stuffed. The guy [[ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections threatens to get the police commissioner involved]]. Montgomery's response?
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* ''Series/{{Castle}}'': ''Series/{{Castle|2009}}'': Captain Roy Montgomery, Beckett's boss. Driven home in "Kill the Messenger" when a big-name political family tries to interfere in their investigation and Montgomery very politely tells them to get stuffed. The guy [[ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections threatens to get the police commissioner involved]]. Montgomery's response?
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** ''Series/WheelOfFortune'': Pat Sajak (b. 1946) is still going strong, and a majority of today's contestants weren't even born when he took over for Chuck Woolery (also pretty cool in his old age, as ''Series/{{Lingo}}'' proved) in 1981.
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** ''Series/WheelOfFortune'': Pat Sajak (b. 1946) is still going strong, and a majority of today's contestants weren't even born when he took over for Chuck Woolery (also pretty cool in his old age, as ''Series/{{Lingo}}'' proved) in 1981.
1981. He's set to retire at the end of the 2023-24 season, which will round out a 43-year stint as host of one version or another.
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** Crichton's dad, Jack Crichton, played by Kent McCord of ''Adam-12'' fame, definitely fits the trope, even when he's being impersonated by an alien.
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** Crichton's dad, Jack Crichton, played by Kent McCord [=McCord=] of ''Adam-12'' fame, definitely fits the trope, even when he's being impersonated by an alien.
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* ''Series/GranHotel'': Detective Ayala proves to be a competent and reasonable detective despite being older than most of the other characters; when he learns that Julio isn't technically an employee of the hotel and is just trying to solve his sister's disappearance, Ayala decides that they should work together since they're already working towards the same goal anyways. He also doesn't give a damn about the drama going on around him and the [[GambitPileup constant scheming]] of the [[BigScrewedUpFamily Alarcón family]], instead just caring about doing his job, even if said scheming has a tendency to impede him.
