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# Characters/FrozenMagicalCreatures: It's his job to keep people out of Elsa's castle. -- '''Elsa's castle isn't an establishment or public place so this is misuse'''
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# BellyDancer: "Stop, Stop, Stop" by Music/TheHollies is about a man who is so obsessed by a belly dancer that he grabs her in the middle of her performance, naturally getting thrown out by the {{bouncer}}. Now with its own [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycZlGOYegrw animated music video!]]
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# BellyDancer: Belly Dancer: "Stop, Stop, Stop" by Music/TheHollies is about a man who is so obsessed by a belly dancer that he grabs her in the middle of her performance, naturally getting thrown out by the {{bouncer}}. Now with its own [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycZlGOYegrw animated music video!]]
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# WebOriginal.SuzysStrangeSaga: Mel can get a job as a bouncer at the strip clup where Tina works. This leads to some conflict when some rude patrons are involved.
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# WebOriginal.Literature.SuzysStrangeSaga: Mel can get a job as a bouncer at the strip clup where Tina works. This leads to some conflict when some rude patrons are involved.
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** Or retool it into a BurlyBouncer trope regarding bouncers who are portrayed as huge and muscular and send it to TLP to gather search for more examples (there are 8 examples of this).this; there could be more!), or send it to TLP to gather more examples.
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# ThisIndexIsInTheWay: A person who's job is to prevent people from entering an establishment where they are not allowed, as well as to throw out disruptive patrons of said establishment. '''Just explains the job which doesn't isn't meaningful or notewrothy'''
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# ThisIndexIsInTheWay: A person who's job is to prevent people from entering an establishment where they are not allowed, as well as to throw out disruptive patrons of said establishment. '''Just explains the job job, which doesn't isn't meaningful or notewrothy'''noteworthy'''
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** Cut Get the page.choppers!
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# Characters.TheSoundDesignerTheMotorvators: (Rick), His fitness is telling enough, and given how he mentioned training Milo, he trains other bouncers in the Pink Elephant Pub. -- ''Beefy bouncer'''
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# Characters.TheSoundDesignerTheMotorvators: (Rick), His fitness is telling enough, and given how he mentioned training Milo, he trains other bouncers in the Pink Elephant Pub. -- ''Beefy '''Beefy bouncer'''
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# Funny.The100GirlfriendsWhoReallyReallyReallyReallyReallyLoveYou02: The Gal restaurant is guarded by a Gal {{Bouncer}} who's huge and muscular. -- ''Huge, muscular bouncer'''
# Literature.ForbiddenValley: Clanton's henchman Monk Kincaid is a burly and mean-spirited bar bouncer. -- ''Beefy + mean bouncer'''
# Literature.ForbiddenValley: Clanton's henchman Monk Kincaid is a burly and mean-spirited bar bouncer. -- ''Beefy + mean bouncer'''
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# Funny.The100GirlfriendsWhoReallyReallyReallyReallyReallyLoveYou02: The Gal restaurant is guarded by a Gal {{Bouncer}} who's huge and muscular. -- ''Huge, '''Huge, muscular bouncer'''
# Literature.ForbiddenValley: Clanton's henchman Monk Kincaid is a burly and mean-spirited bar bouncer. --''Beefy '''Beefy + mean bouncer'''
# Literature.ForbiddenValley: Clanton's henchman Monk Kincaid is a burly and mean-spirited bar bouncer. --
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A wick check for another occupation trope, despite not being categorized as such, that's just "this job exists" without any meaning. The trope's "a character whose job is to prevent people from entering an establishment where they are not allowed, as well as to throw out disruptive patrons of said establishment"
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A wick check for another occupation trope, despite not being categorized as such, that's just "this job exists" without any meaning. The trope's {{Bouncer}} is defined as "a character whose job is to prevent people from entering an establishment where they are not allowed, as well as to throw out disruptive patrons of said establishment"
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A wick check for another occupation trope, despite not being categorized as such, that's just "this job exists" without any meaning.
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meaning. The trope's "a character whose job is to prevent people from entering an establishment where they are not allowed, as well as to throw out disruptive patrons of said establishment"
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** 38/60 or 63% are zero-context examples of bouncers just existing or someone working as one.
** 13/60 or 22% are examples with varied useful context but mostly about a specific stereotypical portrayal of bouncers.
** 9/60 or 15% are misuse and other unsorted examples.
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*** Yard the concept if there's no one to sponsor it.
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# Characters.CyberpunkEdgerunnersMainCharacters: (David), '''Under MundaneUtility''': He uses his Sandevistan implant, a military-grade piece of cyberware that grants the user SuperSpeed, to sneak Rebecca past a {{Bouncer}} at the Afterlife bar after she gets stopped at the entrance for [[OlderThanTheyLook looking too young]].
# Characters.DrunknBarFight: It's in the name, and he even looks almost exactly like the page image for the {{Bouncer}} entry.
# Characters.InfinityTrainBoilingPointBoilingIsles: (Wrath), He acts as this for the Blight Ball, not that it stops him from letting Luz and the twins inside.
# Characters.{{Nightwing}}: (Stallion), Worked as a bouncer for Penguin before Penguin helped him discover the money he could make as a contract killer.
# Characters.SaintsRowTheThirdStreetSaints: (Oleg), He apparently acts as one by the time of ''IV'', as we see him kicking a LoonyFan who tries running towards the Boss/President.
# Characters.Va11HallA: (Dana), Serves as the bar's bouncer, in addition to being the owner. Dana singlehandedly makes sure that VA-11 Hall-A is protected from looters during a city-wide riot, relying on nothing more than her [[SavageSpikedWeapons spiked]] [[BatterUp bat]].
# EnsembleDarkHorse.Literature: Terry Pratchett, the author of the '''Literature/{{Discworld}}''' series, claims that this is the greatest danger when you create a throwaway character. And Detritus, who started as a "'''[[{{Bouncer}} splatter]]'''" and became Sergeant and head of the Watch's training academy, married to Ruby, and "adopted" Brick.
# Fanfic.FourDeadlySecrets: Junior employs several. After firing the Malachite twins, he hires Coco Adel as a replacement.
# Film.AfterHours: He only lets people with Mohawks into Club Berlin.
# Film.FromJustinToKelly: '''Under ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections''': Alexa orders a {{Bouncer}} to let her skip the line for the Margarita Madness party, on the ground that she is "friends with the promoters." -- '''A random scene with an unnamed bouncer'''
# Film/Striptease: '''Under FakedFoodContaminant''': In one scene, Shad the {{Bouncer}} is seen carefully tampering with a yogurt container so he can slip in a cockroach, which he will then use to file a FrivolousLawsuit on the yogurt's manufacturer. It ends up going wrong for Shad, though, because in a latter scene where he meets a lawyer to file it, the lawyer's secretary [[IAteWhat eats the yogurt, dead cockroach and all]] while they weren't looking. -- '''A wild bouncer appears ~'''
# Literature.ChildrenOfTheRedKing: Norton Cross is a sort-of bouncer for the Pets' Cafe.
# Music.WhateverPeopleSayIAmThatsWhatImNot: The narrator gets into a fight with one in "From the Ritz to the Rubble".
# Radar.OddSquad: [[Recap/OddSquadS1E6OscarAndTheOscarbotsPictureDay "Oscar and the Oscarbots"]] introduces Club 24, which has the typical feel and look of your average adult-oriented nightclub, complete with a {{Bouncer}} whom Olive is friendly with. The line seen in the episode is full of adults, with no kids in sight save for Olive and Otto, who pull out Oscarbot 24 out of the Club in a similar manner as someone who would take an overserved or unruly patron out.
# Recap.JellystoneS1E5VIPBabyYouKnowMeElKabongsKabongIsGone: Ruff and Reddy serve as the bouncers for the club.
# Series.{{Minder}}: One of Terry's regular forms of employment.
# TearJerker.{{Pyre}}: Ignarius was just doing his '''[[{{Bouncer}} job]]''' when he confronted wrong Commonwealth officer. This can possibly ends with him trapped in Downside for ''the rest of his life'' if he isn't liberated.
# VideoGame.Mother3: Neckbeard and Skinhead won't let a kid and some [[PaperThinDisguise dog-like kid]] get into Club Titiboo that easily.
# VideoGame.TheMatrixPathOfNeo: The Club Hel bouncer.
# VideoGame.VirtualNightclub: Cyberon acts as this for the Gallery and won't let you pass without an invitation. Another bouncer guards the metal detector to the Def Jam club, but this one at least gives you the code to the outer door.
# VisualNovel.MoonlightLovers: The Moondance's one, [[FacelessMasses Gaston]], is very well acquainted with Beliath and Ethan, and also becomes Eloise's friend.
# WeAreNotAlone.TropesZeroToD: '''Link to the Wikipedia article'''
# WebAnimation.NightmaresInTheDark: Donovan works a second job as one of these at the Local Hangout, owned by his godfather. He lives in a loft apartment overtop.
# WebOriginal.SuzysStrangeSaga: Mel can get a job as a bouncer at the strip clup where Tina works. This leads to some conflict when some rude patrons are involved.
# Webcomic.BleachHappyToServeYou: The job Zaraki takes at the restaurant. Even though it's not a night club, it's still an important job considering the types of waitresses there...
# Webcomic.LilFormers: The Energon Club has one. -- '''Commented out example'''
# WesternAnimation.BatmanSoulOfTheDragon: '''Under ShoutOut''': The {{Bouncer}} Richard encounters outside Wayne's casino has his appearance based on Creator/ChuckNorris in ''Film/WayOfTheDragon''. Richard also deals with him in a similar manner that Bruce Lee's character did with another arrogant guy BullyingADragon in ''Film/EnterTheDragon'': by tricking them into an area on the pretense that they'd fight there and then [[ToWinWithoutFighting just leaving them trapped in it instead of kicking their asses]].
# WesternAnimation.BountyHamster: There is one as a supporting character in "Fashion Victim", who goes SweetOnPollyOliver.
# WesternAnimation.TheTick: '''Under SomethingPerson''': There is even a superhero named "Door Man", although he's more of a {{Bouncer}}.
# Wrestling.BadLuckFale: His Underboss gimmick, particularly as the second of Prince Devitt.
# Wrestling.OldeWrestling: "Burly" Bill Taylor
# Characters.DrunknBarFight: It's in the name, and he even looks almost exactly like the page image for the {{Bouncer}} entry.
# Characters.InfinityTrainBoilingPointBoilingIsles: (Wrath), He acts as this for the Blight Ball, not that it stops him from letting Luz and the twins inside.
# Characters.{{Nightwing}}: (Stallion), Worked as a bouncer for Penguin before Penguin helped him discover the money he could make as a contract killer.
# Characters.SaintsRowTheThirdStreetSaints: (Oleg), He apparently acts as one by the time of ''IV'', as we see him kicking a LoonyFan who tries running towards the Boss/President.
# Characters.Va11HallA: (Dana), Serves as the bar's bouncer, in addition to being the owner. Dana singlehandedly makes sure that VA-11 Hall-A is protected from looters during a city-wide riot, relying on nothing more than her [[SavageSpikedWeapons spiked]] [[BatterUp bat]].
# EnsembleDarkHorse.Literature: Terry Pratchett, the author of the '''Literature/{{Discworld}}''' series, claims that this is the greatest danger when you create a throwaway character. And Detritus, who started as a "'''[[{{Bouncer}} splatter]]'''" and became Sergeant and head of the Watch's training academy, married to Ruby, and "adopted" Brick.
# Fanfic.FourDeadlySecrets: Junior employs several. After firing the Malachite twins, he hires Coco Adel as a replacement.
# Film.AfterHours: He only lets people with Mohawks into Club Berlin.
# Film.FromJustinToKelly: '''Under ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections''': Alexa orders a {{Bouncer}} to let her skip the line for the Margarita Madness party, on the ground that she is "friends with the promoters." -- '''A random scene with an unnamed bouncer'''
# Film/Striptease: '''Under FakedFoodContaminant''': In one scene, Shad the {{Bouncer}} is seen carefully tampering with a yogurt container so he can slip in a cockroach, which he will then use to file a FrivolousLawsuit on the yogurt's manufacturer. It ends up going wrong for Shad, though, because in a latter scene where he meets a lawyer to file it, the lawyer's secretary [[IAteWhat eats the yogurt, dead cockroach and all]] while they weren't looking. -- '''A wild bouncer appears ~'''
# Literature.ChildrenOfTheRedKing: Norton Cross is a sort-of bouncer for the Pets' Cafe.
# Music.WhateverPeopleSayIAmThatsWhatImNot: The narrator gets into a fight with one in "From the Ritz to the Rubble".
# Radar.OddSquad: [[Recap/OddSquadS1E6OscarAndTheOscarbotsPictureDay "Oscar and the Oscarbots"]] introduces Club 24, which has the typical feel and look of your average adult-oriented nightclub, complete with a {{Bouncer}} whom Olive is friendly with. The line seen in the episode is full of adults, with no kids in sight save for Olive and Otto, who pull out Oscarbot 24 out of the Club in a similar manner as someone who would take an overserved or unruly patron out.
# Recap.JellystoneS1E5VIPBabyYouKnowMeElKabongsKabongIsGone: Ruff and Reddy serve as the bouncers for the club.
# Series.{{Minder}}: One of Terry's regular forms of employment.
# TearJerker.{{Pyre}}: Ignarius was just doing his '''[[{{Bouncer}} job]]''' when he confronted wrong Commonwealth officer. This can possibly ends with him trapped in Downside for ''the rest of his life'' if he isn't liberated.
# VideoGame.Mother3: Neckbeard and Skinhead won't let a kid and some [[PaperThinDisguise dog-like kid]] get into Club Titiboo that easily.
# VideoGame.TheMatrixPathOfNeo: The Club Hel bouncer.
# VideoGame.VirtualNightclub: Cyberon acts as this for the Gallery and won't let you pass without an invitation. Another bouncer guards the metal detector to the Def Jam club, but this one at least gives you the code to the outer door.
# VisualNovel.MoonlightLovers: The Moondance's one, [[FacelessMasses Gaston]], is very well acquainted with Beliath and Ethan, and also becomes Eloise's friend.
# WeAreNotAlone.TropesZeroToD: '''Link to the Wikipedia article'''
# WebAnimation.NightmaresInTheDark: Donovan works a second job as one of these at the Local Hangout, owned by his godfather. He lives in a loft apartment overtop.
# WebOriginal.SuzysStrangeSaga: Mel can get a job as a bouncer at the strip clup where Tina works. This leads to some conflict when some rude patrons are involved.
# Webcomic.BleachHappyToServeYou: The job Zaraki takes at the restaurant. Even though it's not a night club, it's still an important job considering the types of waitresses there...
# Webcomic.LilFormers: The Energon Club has one. -- '''Commented out example'''
# WesternAnimation.BatmanSoulOfTheDragon: '''Under ShoutOut''': The {{Bouncer}} Richard encounters outside Wayne's casino has his appearance based on Creator/ChuckNorris in ''Film/WayOfTheDragon''. Richard also deals with him in a similar manner that Bruce Lee's character did with another arrogant guy BullyingADragon in ''Film/EnterTheDragon'': by tricking them into an area on the pretense that they'd fight there and then [[ToWinWithoutFighting just leaving them trapped in it instead of kicking their asses]].
# WesternAnimation.BountyHamster: There is one as a supporting character in "Fashion Victim", who goes SweetOnPollyOliver.
# WesternAnimation.TheTick: '''Under SomethingPerson''': There is even a superhero named "Door Man", although he's more of a {{Bouncer}}.
# Wrestling.BadLuckFale: His Underboss gimmick, particularly as the second of Prince Devitt.
# Wrestling.OldeWrestling: "Burly" Bill Taylor
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# Characters.TheSoundDesignerTheMotorvators: (Rick), His fitness is telling enough, and given how he mentioned training Milo, he trains other bouncers in the Pink Elephant Pub. -- ''Beefy bouncer'''
# ComicBook.CivilWar2006: The disco has a bouncer ready to let Johnny Storm ignore the waiting line and get inside, as usual. He doesn't do much of a good job when the guys get violent and beat Johnny into a coma. -- '''Incompetent worker?'''
# ComicBook.WonderWomanCharlesMoulton: A rather large bouncer tries to keep Wonder Woman from entering a man's only club where she, correctly, thinks someone is about to attempt a murder. She throws the bulky doorman aside with ease. -- '''Beefy bouncer'''
# Funny.The100GirlfriendsWhoReallyReallyReallyReallyReallyLoveYou02: The Gal restaurant is guarded by a Gal {{Bouncer}} who's huge and muscular. -- ''Huge, muscular bouncer'''
# Literature.ForbiddenValley: Clanton's henchman Monk Kincaid is a burly and mean-spirited bar bouncer. -- ''Beefy + mean bouncer'''
# Music.LaReginaDelCelebrita: Not mentioned in the lyrics but prominent in the animation is a bald, hulking bouncer with sunglasses and a gold tooth. His key role is getting the blond patron away from the go-go dancer, because it's against the rules to get that close to the dancers. The patron's friends plead with the bouncer to let the guy stay, which he probably did seeing as the patron and dancer later get married.
# PlayingWith.FightingIrish: The local nightclub owner is thinking to hire Patrick as a {{Bouncer}} for his reputed prowess and temper. -- '''A strong, fighting + short-tempered bouncer'''
# Recap.SamuraiJackS5E6XCVII: Scaramouche has to deal with a ''very'' stubborn one who refuses to let him onboard the boat without compliance of the dress code. Trying to pull rank on the guy doesn't help, as it seems two of Aku's other assassins have higher standing. -- '''A stubborn bouncer'''
# Series.{{Abbys}}: '''Under GentleGiant''': James, which is inconvenient as he’s supposed to be the bouncer. '''Huge bouncer?'''
# VisualNovel.IdolHakkenden: Zanshine Building's top floor has a burly guard blocking entrance to the show to those without a ticket. Erika tries to get past him by singing, which initially doesn't work, but she succeeds later on. -- '''Beefy bouncer'''
# WesternAnimation.{{Treasure}}: In "Night Club", the bouncers at the The Strobe are described by one the parents Treasure's mother talks to as being very strict when it comes to drugs and the like, and by another as being "ex-riot police, used to handling rebellious youths". Mrs. Perez, on the other hand, imagines them as stereotypical drug dealers. In reality, they just appear to be ordinary men in suits and sunglasses, who refuse to let Brian into the club because he's "too old". -- '''Strict bouncers'''
# ComicBook.CivilWar2006: The disco has a bouncer ready to let Johnny Storm ignore the waiting line and get inside, as usual. He doesn't do much of a good job when the guys get violent and beat Johnny into a coma. -- '''Incompetent worker?'''
# ComicBook.WonderWomanCharlesMoulton: A rather large bouncer tries to keep Wonder Woman from entering a man's only club where she, correctly, thinks someone is about to attempt a murder. She throws the bulky doorman aside with ease. -- '''Beefy bouncer'''
# Funny.The100GirlfriendsWhoReallyReallyReallyReallyReallyLoveYou02: The Gal restaurant is guarded by a Gal {{Bouncer}} who's huge and muscular. -- ''Huge, muscular bouncer'''
# Literature.ForbiddenValley: Clanton's henchman Monk Kincaid is a burly and mean-spirited bar bouncer. -- ''Beefy + mean bouncer'''
# Music.LaReginaDelCelebrita: Not mentioned in the lyrics but prominent in the animation is a bald, hulking bouncer with sunglasses and a gold tooth. His key role is getting the blond patron away from the go-go dancer, because it's against the rules to get that close to the dancers. The patron's friends plead with the bouncer to let the guy stay, which he probably did seeing as the patron and dancer later get married.
# PlayingWith.FightingIrish: The local nightclub owner is thinking to hire Patrick as a {{Bouncer}} for his reputed prowess and temper. -- '''A strong, fighting + short-tempered bouncer'''
# Recap.SamuraiJackS5E6XCVII: Scaramouche has to deal with a ''very'' stubborn one who refuses to let him onboard the boat without compliance of the dress code. Trying to pull rank on the guy doesn't help, as it seems two of Aku's other assassins have higher standing. -- '''A stubborn bouncer'''
# Series.{{Abbys}}: '''Under GentleGiant''': James, which is inconvenient as he’s supposed to be the bouncer. '''Huge bouncer?'''
# VisualNovel.IdolHakkenden: Zanshine Building's top floor has a burly guard blocking entrance to the show to those without a ticket. Erika tries to get past him by singing, which initially doesn't work, but she succeeds later on. -- '''Beefy bouncer'''
# WesternAnimation.{{Treasure}}: In "Night Club", the bouncers at the The Strobe are described by one the parents Treasure's mother talks to as being very strict when it comes to drugs and the like, and by another as being "ex-riot police, used to handling rebellious youths". Mrs. Perez, on the other hand, imagines them as stereotypical drug dealers. In reality, they just appear to be ordinary men in suits and sunglasses, who refuse to let Brian into the club because he's "too old". -- '''Strict bouncers'''
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# Characters/FrozenMagicalCreatures: It's his job to keep people out of Elsa's castle. -- '''Elsa's castle isn't an establishment or public place so this is misuse'''
# Characters.PoliceQuest: (Danny, in Open Season's folder), Works as one for Yo Money. He doesn't let John into his villa unless the detective shows his badge, plus he may throw John out if he sees him stealing things. -- '''Misuse -- villas aren't public spaces'''
# Characters.TFSAtTheTableNaturalOneders: If he catches you cheating, he's kicking you out. Preferably through the window. '''?'''
# Recap/ScreenOneS3E5DancinThruTheDark: The girls spend a few minutes winding up the bouncer at Bransky's before they go in. '''I don't get this one'''
# Series.TheKingOfQueens: It is revealed that Doug Heffernan's main job when he first met Carrie Spooner was that of nightclub bouncer. Doug was pretty much of the non-violent fast-talking kind who would try to defuse trouble rather than invite it, but it cannot be denied that he could let the power of running the door, and deciding who got in, go to his head.
# VideoGame.BarOasis: This bar doesn't have one. Which doesn't help when you're attempting to kick out patrons who had one too many. -- '''Aversions aren't notable in this trope'''
# VideoGame.ConkersBadFurDay: The guard who protects the entrance to the "Rock Solid" dance club, where everyone in it (including the bouncer himself) is a rock monster. You can't get in without the password, but Conker befriends some cavemen who know it. -- '''I don't know if this is literal or metaphorical'''
# Characters.PoliceQuest: (Danny, in Open Season's folder), Works as one for Yo Money. He doesn't let John into his villa unless the detective shows his badge, plus he may throw John out if he sees him stealing things. -- '''Misuse -- villas aren't public spaces'''
# Characters.TFSAtTheTableNaturalOneders: If he catches you cheating, he's kicking you out. Preferably through the window. '''?'''
# Recap/ScreenOneS3E5DancinThruTheDark: The girls spend a few minutes winding up the bouncer at Bransky's before they go in. '''I don't get this one'''
# Series.TheKingOfQueens: It is revealed that Doug Heffernan's main job when he first met Carrie Spooner was that of nightclub bouncer. Doug was pretty much of the non-violent fast-talking kind who would try to defuse trouble rather than invite it, but it cannot be denied that he could let the power of running the door, and deciding who got in, go to his head.
# VideoGame.BarOasis: This bar doesn't have one. Which doesn't help when you're attempting to kick out patrons who had one too many. -- '''Aversions aren't notable in this trope'''
# VideoGame.ConkersBadFurDay: The guard who protects the entrance to the "Rock Solid" dance club, where everyone in it (including the bouncer himself) is a rock monster. You can't get in without the password, but Conker befriends some cavemen who know it. -- '''I don't know if this is literal or metaphorical'''
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# BellyDancer: "Stop, Stop, Stop" by Music/TheHollies is about a man who is so obsessed by a belly dancer that he grabs her in the middle of her performance, naturally getting thrown out by the {{bouncer}}. Now with its own [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycZlGOYegrw animated music video!]]
# MinorWithFakeID: '''Series/ThirdRockFromTheSun''': Tommy and his friends create fake [=IDs=] to get into a popular local nightclub. The friends succeed but Tommy is stopped at the door because Don Orville is the {{bouncer}} and knows perfectly well that Tommy is underage because "I used to date your sister!"
# NotOnTheList: When a {{Bouncer}} is controlling access to a high-end restaurant, the CoolestClubEver, or private party, a person attempting to enter from the WannabeLine will not be on the list of guests authorized for admittance. The '''[[{{Bouncer}} doorman]]''' will deny them entry, and wacky antics usually ensue in an effort to convince the guard to let them in. -- '''Just a bouncer doing their job'''
# TheBouncer: For bouncers.
# ThisIndexIsInTheWay: A person who's job is to prevent people from entering an establishment where they are not allowed, as well as to throw out disruptive patrons of said establishment. '''Just explains the job which doesn't isn't meaningful or notewrothy'''
# Characters.AvatarTheLastAirbenderComicCharacters: (San), Throws out any customers his boss does not like.
# Characters.BigHero6FamilyAndFriends: (Carl), His job, as seen in "Food Fight" and "Mr. Sparkles Loses His Sparkles".
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# ARoundOfDrinksForTheHouse: If a huge tab is run up, and the person who offered free drinks won't pay, two fridge-sized {{bouncer}}s may accompany the person to an ATM to "encourage" them to settle up. -- '''Bouncers are depicted as huge'''
# {{Feghoot}}: Website/FourChan:
** A considerably raunchier greentext is about a young tourist in FreestateAmsterdam losing his virginity to a Swedish NewAgeRetroHippie named Sky. While the narrator is tonguing Sky's ass in a nightclub bathroom, a burly {{bouncer}} (also Scandinavian) interrupts them, then starts performing the same sex act on Sky and declares: "[[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim Sky's rim belongs to the Nords.]]" -- '''Beefy bouncer'''
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# MookBouncer: [[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant This is not about]] when a {{Mook}} is a {{bouncer}} of a shady nightclub. -- '''Just a clarification'''
# Animation.TechnotiseEditIJa: Edit and Vu are allowed to enter a nightclub after listening to his [[GiftedlyBad giftedly bad]] poem. -- '''Irrelevant context'''
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# BellyDancer: "Stop, Stop, Stop" by Music/TheHollies is about a man who is so obsessed by a belly dancer that he grabs her in the middle of her performance, naturally getting thrown out by the {{bouncer}}. Now with its own [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycZlGOYegrw animated music video!]]
# MinorWithFakeID: '''Series/ThirdRockFromTheSun''': Tommy and his friends create fake [=IDs=] to get into a popular local nightclub. The friends succeed but Tommy is stopped at the door because Don Orville is the {{bouncer}} and knows perfectly well that Tommy is underage because "I used to date your sister!"
# NotOnTheList: When a {{Bouncer}} is controlling access to a high-end restaurant, the CoolestClubEver, or private party, a person attempting to enter from the WannabeLine will not be on the list of guests authorized for admittance. The '''[[{{Bouncer}} doorman]]''' will deny them entry, and wacky antics usually ensue in an effort to convince the guard to let them in. -- '''Just a bouncer doing their job'''
# TheBouncer: For bouncers.
# ThisIndexIsInTheWay: A person who's job is to prevent people from entering an establishment where they are not allowed, as well as to throw out disruptive patrons of said establishment. '''Just explains the job which doesn't isn't meaningful or notewrothy'''
# Characters.AvatarTheLastAirbenderComicCharacters: (San), Throws out any customers his boss does not like.
# Characters.BigHero6FamilyAndFriends: (Carl), His job, as seen in "Food Fight" and "Mr. Sparkles Loses His Sparkles".
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[[folder:[[red:Useful context (e.g. a stereotypical depiction or specific situations) (/50)]]]]
# ARoundOfDrinksForTheHouse: If a huge tab is run up, and the person who offered free drinks won't pay, two fridge-sized {{bouncer}}s may accompany the person to an ATM to "encourage" them to settle up. -- '''Bouncers are depicted as huge'''
# {{Feghoot}}: Website/FourChan:
** A considerably raunchier greentext is about a young tourist in FreestateAmsterdam losing his virginity to a Swedish NewAgeRetroHippie named Sky. While the narrator is tonguing Sky's ass in a nightclub bathroom, a burly {{bouncer}} (also Scandinavian) interrupts them, then starts performing the same sex act on Sky and declares: "[[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim Sky's rim belongs to the Nords.]]" -- '''Beefy bouncer'''
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# MookBouncer: [[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant This is not about]] when a {{Mook}} is a {{bouncer}} of a shady nightclub. -- '''Just a clarification'''
# Animation.TechnotiseEditIJa: Edit and Vu are allowed to enter a nightclub after listening to his [[GiftedlyBad giftedly bad]] poem. -- '''Irrelevant context'''
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