History Main / MisterStrangenoun

* Mr. Teatime ([[ItIsPronouncedTropay T-AH-tim-EY]]) the assassin from ''Literature/{{Hogfather}}''. He ''does'' have a first name, but nobody uses it much.

* Mr. Teatime ([[ItIsPronouncedTropay T-AH-tim-EY]]) the assassin from ''Literature/{{Hogfather}}''.

* The ''Series/DoctorWho'' story "The Pirate Planet" comes close with Mr. Fibuli, which is one letter away from "fibula" (an Ancient Roman ornamental toga-fastening pin).

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''Film/ReservoirDogs'' had a whole host of Mr.'s: White, Orange, Blonde, Pink, Brown, and Blue.

* Miss Forcible and Miss Spink from ''WesternAnimation/{{Coraline}}''.

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* The Masters of the Bazaar in ''VideoGame/FallenLondon'', whose names [[MisterDescriptor relate to their field of business]]: Mr Apples, Mr Iron, Mr Pages, Mr Stones (one of the few whose name wouldn't stand out too much on a census), Mr Veils, and several others.
** There's also Mr Inch, who isn't one of the Masters but has a similar name.
* Lots of ''VideoGame/MoshiMonsters'' characters have words in their names, including Chop Chop, Bobbi ''Singsong'', Dr Strangeglove (actually a nickname), Whiffy Wobbler, ''Stink''erton, Snozzle ''Wobble''son, SweetTooth, Roary and Lori ''Scrawl'', Simon ''Growl'', Tyra ''Fangs'', Taylor ''Miffed'', ''Baby'' Rox, Zack Binspin (and possibly his cousin Jack Trashdash), ''Yolk''a, Broccoli Spears, Agony Ant, Giuseppe Gelato and Snozzani Wobblesing.
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* ''Series/MontyPythonsFlyingCircus'', especially with [[GossipyHens the Pepperpots]] ("Oh, hello, Mrs. Premise!" "Hello, Mrs. Conclusion!"). There are a great many examples throughout the series' history. Subverted with "Mr. Last," who was actually [[{{Tuckerization}} named after one of the show's crew]]. Some more for the road: Mrs. Thing, Mrs. Entity, Mrs. Gorilla, Mr. Clean Air System, and [[PrecisionFStrike Mrs. Niggerbaiter]].

* ''Series/MontyPythonsFlyingCircus'', especially with [[GossipyHens the Pepperpots]] ("Oh, hello, Mrs. Premise!" "Hello, Mrs. Conclusion!"). There are a great many examples throughout the series' history. Subverted with "Mr. Last," who was actually [[{{Tuckerization}} named after one of the show's crew]]. Some more for the road: Mrs. Premise, Mrs. Conclusion, Mr. Clean Air System, and [[PrecisionFStrike Mrs. Niggerbaiter]].

-->--''{{Film/Doctor Strangelove}}''

--> Whoever was doing the legwork and running the heist got to pick the team names for the job, and he’d gone with the ''[[Film/ReservoirDogs Reservoir Dogs]]'' naming style. Or was that ''[[Film/TheTakingOfPelhamOneTwoThree Pelham One Two Three]]''?
--> The last job they’d done had been in Phoenix, and Mister Brown had been running it, so they’d gone with his choice of names. Monsieur Bleu, Senor Rojo, etc.

If the word is a MeaningfulName, it's MisterDescriptor. See also LukeNounverber.

* Mr. Teatime (T-AH-tim-EY) the assassin from ''Literature/{{Hogfather}}''.

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* The title of ''Animation/SimpleSamosa'' is also the full name of its main character. As in, someone named their child "Simple".
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* Of course, there is Dr. Strangelove of ''Film/DoctorStrangelove''.

* In ''Literature/TheTruth'', Mr. Pin and Mr. Tulip, ThoseTwoBadGuys.

Not to be confused with ''Film/DoctorStrangelove''.

* The Witchfinder Army in ''Literature/GoodOmens'' employs a long list of these. Justified in that none of them actually exist and are merely [[LineOfSightName Line-of-Sight Names]] written on the payroll by Witchfinder General Shadwell, who is not known for his creativity, in order to get more pay than the Witchfinder Army's real 2-person roster warrants.

* In ''Discworld/TheTruth'', Mr. Pin and Mr. Tulip, ThoseTwoBadGuys.
* Even moreso in ''Discworld/ThiefOfTime'' when the auditors decide that their names shall be Mr./Mrs. <insert colour here> and hundreds show up all demanding unique names.

* Mr. Teatime (T-AH-tim-EY) the assassin from ''Discworld/{{Hogfather}}''.

* Mr. Teatime (T-AH-tim-EY) the assassin from ''Literature/{{Hogfather}}''.

* The Strangers in ''Film/DarkCity'', such as Mr. Hand, Mr. Book, and Mr. Sleep.

** [[http://whateleyacademy.net/index.php/content-menu/stories/203-ayla-and-the-birthday-brawl-chap-12 Ayla and the Birthday Brawl (Chap 12)]], Mister Brown, White, Black, and Green:

* The Witchfinder Army in ''Literature/GoodOmens'' employs a long list of these. Justified in that none of them actually exist and are merely [[LineOfSightName Line-of-Sight Names]] written on the payroll by Witchfinder General Shadwell, who is not known for his creativity, in order to get more pay then the Witchfinder Army's real 2-person roster warrants.