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* On ''Series/{{Intimate}}'', Bruno and Oskar are two young actors starring in a crime drama on a public broadcasting channel. After Jonas, a fellow actor, tells them how many perks his new role on a show made for a streaming service comes with, they arrive on set demanding special treatment only to be blown off by everyone, and when they phone their agent requesting her getting them better jobs, she claims to be busy and hangs up on them. On top of that, Oskar finds out the actress he was supposed to be shooting a sex scene with has pulled out and is being replaced with a former extra, much to his annoyance.
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* On ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'', Gul Dukat becomes head of the Cardassian government and expects that Sisko will show him the respect appropriate to a head of state. Sisko refuses to recognize his government and tells him to shove it.
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* On ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'', [[Characters/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineGulDukat Gul Dukat Dukat]] becomes head of the Cardassian government and expects that Sisko will show him the respect appropriate to a head of state. Sisko refuses to recognize his government and tells him to shove it.
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** Gus points this out in the Season 4 finale after DaChief points out on Shawn's theory of [[spoiler:Mary Lightly being Mr. Yin]] being outlandish ([[spoiler:though she has a point; Mary was actually a RedHerring set up by the real Mr. Yin]]), saying their track record speaks for themselves. The Chief, though still skeptical, concedes the point.
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** Gus points this out in the Season 4 finale after DaChief points out on is reluctant to believe Shawn's theory of [[spoiler:Mary Lightly being Mr. Yin]] being outlandish ([[spoiler:though she has a point; Mary was actually a RedHerring set up by the real Mr. Yin]]), Yin]], saying their track record speaks for themselves. The Chief, itself. Chief Vick, though still skeptical, concedes the point.
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** No matter how many times Buffy saved Sunnydale High from not just vampires, but bug people, evil robots, invisible people, fish monsters, nightmares come alive, ghosts, reanimated corpses, werewolves, and ancient evil abominations, most of the school populace treated her as a CoolLoser at best. However, this was subverted toward the end of the third season at the prom, where the entire graduating class gave their thanks to Buffy for saving them multiple times. And this was right after saving them from some hellhounds, too.
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** No matter how many times Buffy saved Sunnydale High from not just vampires, but bug people, evil robots, invisible people, fish monsters, nightmares come alive, ghosts, reanimated corpses, werewolves, and ancient evil abominations, most of the school populace treated her as a CoolLoser at best.loser. However, this was subverted toward the end of the third season at the prom, where the entire graduating class gave their thanks to Buffy for saving them multiple times. And this was right after saving them from some hellhounds, too.
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* ''Series/GenV'': Jordan resents Marie for taking the credit for stopping Golden Boy's rampage, when Jordan is the one that does all the fighting. They also tend to be ignored and overlooked by Vought's marketing team and talent scouts due to the fact their being bigender making them unviable in more conservative areas despite having an actually useful powerset.
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** Corrado "Junior" Soprano is the most senior member of the [=DiMeo=] family, but he constantly gets passed over for the position of acting boss in favor of men decades his junior, including his own nephew Tony. Though respected by the Mafia back in New York, the Mafia in New Jersey dislikes him and all of its captains declare for Tony in case Junior tries to contest his bid to leadership. Even after Tony relents and allows Junior to be the boss without a fight, the captains still consider Tony the real leader and try to give him the final say on everything, while merely [[AuthorityInNameOnly paying lip service to Junior]]. In fact, Junior only has any authority at all because Tony backs him out of love; on one occasion, the captains ignore Junior's order and look to Tony instead, to which Tony responds by reiterating his uncle's order to save his face.
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** Corrado "Junior" Soprano is the most senior member of the [=DiMeo=] family, but he constantly gets passed over for the position of acting boss in favor of men decades his junior, including his own nephew Tony. Though respected by the Mafia back in New York, the Mafia in New Jersey dislikes him and all of its captains declare for Tony in case Junior tries to contest his bid to for leadership. Even after Tony relents and allows Junior to be the boss without a fight, the captains still consider Tony the real leader and try to give him the final say on everything, while merely [[AuthorityInNameOnly paying lip service to Junior]]. In fact, Junior only has any authority at all because Tony backs him out of love; on one occasion, the captains ignore Junior's order and look to Tony instead, to which Tony responds by reiterating his uncle's order to save his face.
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** In season 1, Christopher Moltisanti is a young Mafia associate who pulls his weight and is often trusted with important tasks, but that doesn't stop him from being treated like an errand boy by the bigshots because he isn't a made guy. Chris deeply resents this and often takes it out on those around him, which gives him a reputation for immaturity that isn't helping his disrespected status. Also, Chris is [[PintsizedPowerhouse pretty skinny]] and [[TheNapoleon short]] for a Mafia thug, so a lot of civilians [[UnderestimatingBadassery don't believe he's a mob guy]] and [[BerserkButton openly disrespect him]]. By Season 2, this problem improves somewhat since he's running his own joint and has his own crew, though that comes with its own sets of problems since his crew only obeys him due to the reputation of his boss, not him.
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** In season 1, Christopher Moltisanti is a young Mafia associate who pulls his weight and is often trusted with important tasks, but that doesn't stop him from being treated like an errand boy by the bigshots because he isn't a made guy. Chris deeply resents this and often takes it out on those around him, which gives him a reputation for immaturity that isn't helping his disrespected status. Also, Chris is [[PintsizedPowerhouse pretty skinny]] and [[TheNapoleon short]] for a Mafia thug, so a lot of civilians [[UnderestimatingBadassery don't believe he's a mob guy]] and [[BerserkButton openly disrespect him]]. By Season 2, this problem improves somewhat since he's running his own joint and has his own crew, though that comes with its own sets set of problems issues since his crew only obeys him due to the reputation of his boss, not him.
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** In season 1, Christopher Moltisanti is a young Mafia associate who pulls his weight and is often trusted with important tasks, but that doesn't stop him from being treated like an errand boy by the bigshots because he isn't a made guy. Chris deeply resents this and often takes it out on those around him, which gives him a reputation for immaturity that isn't helping his disrespected status. Also, Chris is [[PintsizedPowerhouse pretty skinny]] and [[TheNapoleon short]] for a Mafia thug, so a lot of civilians [[UnderestimatingBadassery don't believe he's a mob guy]] and [[BerserkButton openly disrespect him]]. By Season 2, this problem improves somewhat since he's running his own joint and has his own crew.
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** In season 1, Christopher Moltisanti is a young Mafia associate who pulls his weight and is often trusted with important tasks, but that doesn't stop him from being treated like an errand boy by the bigshots because he isn't a made guy. Chris deeply resents this and often takes it out on those around him, which gives him a reputation for immaturity that isn't helping his disrespected status. Also, Chris is [[PintsizedPowerhouse pretty skinny]] and [[TheNapoleon short]] for a Mafia thug, so a lot of civilians [[UnderestimatingBadassery don't believe he's a mob guy]] and [[BerserkButton openly disrespect him]]. By Season 2, this problem improves somewhat since he's running his own joint and has his own crew.crew, though that comes with its own sets of problems since his crew only obeys him due to the reputation of his boss, not him.
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** In season 1, Christopher Moltisanti is a young Mafia associate who pulls his weight and is often trusted with important tasks, but that doesn't stop him from being treated like an errand boy by the bigshots because he isn't a made guy. Chris deeply resents this and often takes it out on those around him, which gives him a reputation for immaturity that isn't helping his disrespected status. Also, Chris is [[PintsizedPowerhouse pretty skinny]] and [[TheNapoleon short]] for a Mafia thug, so a lot of civilians [[UnderestimatingBadassery don't believe he's a mob guy]] and [[BerserkButton openly disrespect him]], further confounding his reputation problem when he assaults them and attracts attention to the family. By Season 2, this problem improves somewhat since he's running his own joint and has his own crew.
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** In season 1, Christopher Moltisanti is a young Mafia associate who pulls his weight and is often trusted with important tasks, but that doesn't stop him from being treated like an errand boy by the bigshots because he isn't a made guy. Chris deeply resents this and often takes it out on those around him, which gives him a reputation for immaturity that isn't helping his disrespected status. Also, Chris is [[PintsizedPowerhouse pretty skinny]] and [[TheNapoleon short]] for a Mafia thug, so a lot of civilians [[UnderestimatingBadassery don't believe he's a mob guy]] and [[BerserkButton openly disrespect him]], further confounding his reputation problem when he assaults them and attracts attention to the family.him]]. By Season 2, this problem improves somewhat since he's running his own joint and has his own crew.
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** Christopher Moltisanti is a young Mafia associate who pulls his weight and is often trusted with important tasks, but that doesn't stop him from being treated like an errand boy by the bigshots because he isn't a made guy. Chris deeply resents this situation and takes it out on those around him, which gives him a reputation for immaturity that isn't helping his disrespected status. Also, Chris is [[PintsizedPowerhouse pretty skinny]] and [[TheNapoleon short]] for a Mafia thug, so a lot of civilians [[UnderestimatingBadassery don't believe he's a mob guy]] and [[BerserkButton openly disrespect him]], which often leads to him assaulting them in broad daylight and giving himself a reputation as a loose cannon as well.
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** In season 1, Christopher Moltisanti is a young Mafia associate who pulls his weight and is often trusted with important tasks, but that doesn't stop him from being treated like an errand boy by the bigshots because he isn't a made guy. Chris deeply resents this situation and often takes it out on those around him, which gives him a reputation for immaturity that isn't helping his disrespected status. Also, Chris is [[PintsizedPowerhouse pretty skinny]] and [[TheNapoleon short]] for a Mafia thug, so a lot of civilians [[UnderestimatingBadassery don't believe he's a mob guy]] and [[BerserkButton openly disrespect him]], which often leads to him assaulting them in broad daylight and giving himself a further confounding his reputation as a loose cannon as well.problem when he assaults them and attracts attention to the family. By Season 2, this problem improves somewhat since he's running his own joint and has his own crew.
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** Corrado "Junior" Soprano is the most senior member of the [=DiMeo=] family, but he constantly gets passed over for the position of acting boss by men decades his junior, including his own nephew Tony. Though respected by the Mafia back in New York, the Mafia in New Jersey dislikes him and many of their captains declare for Tony in the event of a SuccessionCrisis. Even after Tony relents and allows Junior to be the boss without a fight, the captains still consider Tony the real leader and try to let him have the final say on everything, while merely [[AuthorityInNameOnly paying lip service to Junior]]. In fact, Junior only has any authority at all because Tony backs him out of love; on one occasion, the captains ignore Junior's order and look to Tony instead, to which Tony has to respond by reiterating his uncle's order to save his face.
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** Corrado "Junior" Soprano is the most senior member of the [=DiMeo=] family, but he constantly gets passed over for the position of acting boss by in favor of men decades his junior, including his own nephew Tony. Though respected by the Mafia back in New York, the Mafia in New Jersey dislikes him and many all of their its captains declare for Tony in the event of a SuccessionCrisis. case Junior tries to contest his bid to leadership. Even after Tony relents and allows Junior to be the boss without a fight, the captains still consider Tony the real leader and try to let give him have the final say on everything, while merely [[AuthorityInNameOnly paying lip service to Junior]]. In fact, Junior only has any authority at all because Tony backs him out of love; on one occasion, the captains ignore Junior's order and look to Tony instead, to which Tony has to respond responds by reiterating his uncle's order to save his face.
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** Corrado "Junior" Soprano is the most senior member of the [=DiMeo=] family, but he constantly gets passed over for the position of acting boss by men decades his junior, including his own nephew Tony. Though respected by the Mafia back in New York, the Mafia in New Jersey dislikes him and many of their captains declare for Tony in the event of a SuccessionCrisis. Even after Tony relents and allows Junior to be the boss without a fight, the captains still consider Tony the real leader and try to let him have the final say on everything, while merely [[AuthorityInNameOnly paying lip service to Junior]]. In fact, Junior only has any authority at all because Tony backs him out of love, and he could have been destroyed pretty easily back in Season 1 had Tony decided to really contest his claim to leadership.
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** Corrado "Junior" Soprano is the most senior member of the [=DiMeo=] family, but he constantly gets passed over for the position of acting boss by men decades his junior, including his own nephew Tony. Though respected by the Mafia back in New York, the Mafia in New Jersey dislikes him and many of their captains declare for Tony in the event of a SuccessionCrisis. Even after Tony relents and allows Junior to be the boss without a fight, the captains still consider Tony the real leader and try to let him have the final say on everything, while merely [[AuthorityInNameOnly paying lip service to Junior]]. In fact, Junior only has any authority at all because Tony backs him out of love, love; on one occasion, the captains ignore Junior's order and he could have been destroyed pretty easily back in Season 1 had look to Tony decided instead, to really contest which Tony has to respond by reiterating his claim uncle's order to leadership.save his face.
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** Corrado "Junior" Soprano is the most senior member of the [=DiMeo=] family, but he constantly gets passed over for the position of acting boss by men decades his junior, including his own nephew Tony. Though respected by the Mafia back in New York, the Mafia in New Jersey dislikes him and many of their captains declare for Tony in the event of a SuccessionCrisis. Even after Tony relents and allows Junior to be the boss without a fight, the captains still consider Tony the real leader and try to let him have the final say on everything, while merely [[AuthorityInNameOnly paying lip service to Junior]]. In fact, the only authority Junior has at all is the authority that Tony allows him to have.
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** Corrado "Junior" Soprano is the most senior member of the [=DiMeo=] family, but he constantly gets passed over for the position of acting boss by men decades his junior, including his own nephew Tony. Though respected by the Mafia back in New York, the Mafia in New Jersey dislikes him and many of their captains declare for Tony in the event of a SuccessionCrisis. Even after Tony relents and allows Junior to be the boss without a fight, the captains still consider Tony the real leader and try to let him have the final say on everything, while merely [[AuthorityInNameOnly paying lip service to Junior]]. In fact, the Junior only has any authority Junior has at all is the authority that because Tony allows backs him out of love, and he could have been destroyed pretty easily back in Season 1 had Tony decided to have.really contest his claim to leadership.
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** Corrado "Junior" Soprano is the most senior member of the [=DiMeo=] family, but he constantly gets passed over for the position of acting boss by men decades his junior, including his own nephew Tony. Though respected by the Mafia back in New York, the Mafia in New Jersey dislikes him and many of their captains declare for Tony in the event of a SuccessionCrisis. Even after Tony relents and allows Junior to be the boss without a fight, the captains still consider Tony the real leader and try to let him have the final say on everything, while merely [[AuthorityInNameOnly paying lip service to Junior]].
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** Corrado "Junior" Soprano is the most senior member of the [=DiMeo=] family, but he constantly gets passed over for the position of acting boss by men decades his junior, including his own nephew Tony. Though respected by the Mafia back in New York, the Mafia in New Jersey dislikes him and many of their captains declare for Tony in the event of a SuccessionCrisis. Even after Tony relents and allows Junior to be the boss without a fight, the captains still consider Tony the real leader and try to let him have the final say on everything, while merely [[AuthorityInNameOnly paying lip service to Junior]]. In fact, the only authority Junior has at all is the authority that Tony allows him to have.
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** Corrado "Junior" Soprano is the most senior member of the [=DiMeo=] family, but he constantly gets passed over for the position of acting boss by men decades his junior, including his own nephew Tony. Though respected by the Mafia back in New York, the Mafia in New Jersey dislikes him and most if not all of their captains declare for Tony in the event of a civil war. Even after Tony relents and allows him to be the Boss, the captains merely [[AuthorityInNameOnly pay lip service to him]] and still consult with Tony when it comes to important decisions.
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** Corrado "Junior" Soprano is the most senior member of the [=DiMeo=] family, but he constantly gets passed over for the position of acting boss by men decades his junior, including his own nephew Tony. Though respected by the Mafia back in New York, the Mafia in New Jersey dislikes him and most if not all many of their captains declare for Tony in the event of a civil war. SuccessionCrisis. Even after Tony relents and allows him Junior to be the Boss, boss without a fight, the captains still consider Tony the real leader and try to let him have the final say on everything, while merely [[AuthorityInNameOnly pay paying lip service to him]] and still consult with Tony when it comes to important decisions.Junior]].
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** Christopher Moltisanti is a young Mafia associate who pulls his weight in the family and is often trusted with important tasks, but that doesn't stop him from being treated like an errand boy by the bigshots because he isn't a made guy. Chris deeply resents this situation and takes it out on those around him, which gives him a reputation for immaturity that isn't helping his disrespected status. Also, Chris is [[PintsizedPowerhouse pretty skinny]] and [[TheNapoleon short]] for a Mafia thug, so a lot of civilians [[UnderestimatingBadassery don't believe he's a mob guy]] and [[BerserkButton openly disrespect him]], which often leads to him assaulting them in broad daylight and giving himself a reputation as a loose cannon as well.
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** Christopher Moltisanti is a young Mafia associate who pulls his weight in the family and is often trusted with important tasks, but that doesn't stop him from being treated like an errand boy by the bigshots because he isn't a made guy. Chris deeply resents this situation and takes it out on those around him, which gives him a reputation for immaturity that isn't helping his disrespected status. Also, Chris is [[PintsizedPowerhouse pretty skinny]] and [[TheNapoleon short]] for a Mafia thug, so a lot of civilians [[UnderestimatingBadassery don't believe he's a mob guy]] and [[BerserkButton openly disrespect him]], which often leads to him assaulting them in broad daylight and giving himself a reputation as a loose cannon as well.
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** Corrado "Junior" Soprano is the most senior member of the [=DiMeo=] family, but he constantly gets passed over for the position of Boss by men decades his junior, including his own nephew Tony. Though respected by the Mafia back in New York, the Mafia in New Jersey dislikes him and most if not all of their captains declare for Tony in the event of a civil war. Even after Tony relents and allows him to be the Boss, the captains merely [[AuthorityInNameOnly pay lip service to him]] and still consult with Tony when it comes to important decisions.
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** Corrado "Junior" Soprano is the most senior member of the [=DiMeo=] family, but he constantly gets passed over for the position of Boss acting boss by men decades his junior, including his own nephew Tony. Though respected by the Mafia back in New York, the Mafia in New Jersey dislikes him and most if not all of their captains declare for Tony in the event of a civil war. Even after Tony relents and allows him to be the Boss, the captains merely [[AuthorityInNameOnly pay lip service to him]] and still consult with Tony when it comes to important decisions.
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** Christopher Moltisanti is a young Mafia associate who pulls his weight in the family and is often trusted with important tasks, but that doesn't stop him from being treated like an errand boy by the bigshots because he isn't a made guy. Chris deeply resents this situation and takes it out on those around him, which gives him a reputation for immaturity that isn't helping his disrespected status. Also, Chris is [[PintsizedPowerhouse pretty skinny]] and [[TheNapoleon short]] for a Mafia thug, so a lot of civilians [[UnderestimatingBadassery don't believe he's a mob guy]] and [[BerserkButton openly disrespect him]], which on one occasion ends with someone getting his toe blown off.
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** Christopher Moltisanti is a young Mafia associate who pulls his weight in the family and is often trusted with important tasks, but that doesn't stop him from being treated like an errand boy by the bigshots because he isn't a made guy. Chris deeply resents this situation and takes it out on those around him, which gives him a reputation for immaturity that isn't helping his disrespected status. Also, Chris is [[PintsizedPowerhouse pretty skinny]] and [[TheNapoleon short]] for a Mafia thug, so a lot of civilians [[UnderestimatingBadassery don't believe he's a mob guy]] and [[BerserkButton openly disrespect him]], which on one occasion ends with someone getting his toe blown off. often leads to him assaulting them in broad daylight and giving himself a reputation as a loose cannon as well.
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** Corrado "Junior" Soprano is the most senior member of the [=DiMeo=] family, but he constantly gets passed over for the position of Boss by men decades his junior, including his own nephew Tony. Though respected by the Mafia back in New York, the Mafia in New Jersey mostly dislikes him and several of their captains declare for Tony in the event of a civil war. Even after Tony relents and allows him to be the Boss, the captains merely [[AuthorityInNameOnly pay lip service to him]] and still consult with Tony when it comes to important decisions.
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** Corrado "Junior" Soprano is the most senior member of the [=DiMeo=] family, but he constantly gets passed over for the position of Boss by men decades his junior, including his own nephew Tony. Though respected by the Mafia back in New York, the Mafia in New Jersey mostly dislikes him and several most if not all of their captains declare for Tony in the event of a civil war. Even after Tony relents and allows him to be the Boss, the captains merely [[AuthorityInNameOnly pay lip service to him]] and still consult with Tony when it comes to important decisions.
