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* In one episode of ''WesternAnimation/{{Rugrats}}'', when Susie develops a skill for repairing broken toys, Angelica becomes jealous over how it makes her look to the babies and so breaks the toys again when they're out of the room to make Susie think she's a failure as a "doctor". It comes back to bite her when Dil tears apart her doll Cynthia, forcing Angelica to tell the truth so that Susie will be able to fix her.
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* In one episode of ''WesternAnimation/{{Rugrats}}'', ''WesternAnimation/Rugrats1991'', when Susie develops a skill for repairing broken toys, Angelica becomes jealous over how it makes her look to the babies and so breaks the toys again when they're out of the room to make Susie think she's a failure as a "doctor". It comes back to bite her when Dil tears apart her doll Cynthia, forcing Angelica to tell the truth so that Susie will be able to fix her.
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* In ''Series/Car54WhereAreYou'' episode "Punch and Judy", a hairdresser wants to become a part-time boxer. His fiancee, feeling it was too violent a profession for a sensitive man like him, turned to Toody and Muldoon and begged them to try and dissuade him. To that end, they have a professional boxer dress as an old man and have him practice fight with the guy to make him think he's too wimpy to be a boxer if he can't keep up with an old codger. It works, but unfortunately, it turns out that boxing was an outlet for his aggression, and without it, he ended up becoming a foul, ill-tempered jerkass to his salon customers, requiring Toody and Muldoon to tell him about the setup and convince him that he does have what it takes to be a boxer.
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* In ''Series/Car54WhereAreYou'' episode "Punch and Judy", a hairdresser wants to become a part-time boxer. His fiancee, feeling it was too violent a profession for a sensitive man like him, turned to Toody and Muldoon and begged them to try and dissuade him. To that end, they have a professional boxer dress as an old man and have him practice fight with the guy to make him think he's too wimpy to be a boxer if he can't keep up with an old codger. It works, but unfortunately, it turns out that boxing was an outlet for his aggression, and without it, he ended up becoming a foul, ill-tempered jerkass to his salon customers, requiring Toody and Muldoon to tell him about the setup and convince him that he does have what it takes to be a boxer.
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* In ''Series/CarFiftyFourWhereAreYou'' episode "Punch and Judy", a hairdresser wants to become a part-time boxer. His fiance, feeling it was too violent for him, turned to Toody and Muldoon to try and dissuade him. To that end, they have a professional boxer dress as an old man and challenge the guy to a fight make him think he's too wimpy to be a boxer. It works, but unfortunately, it turns out that boxing was an outlet for his aggression, and without it, he ended up becoming an ill-tempered jerkass to his salon customers, requiring Toody and Muldoon to tell him about the setup and convince him that he does have what it takes to be a boxer.
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* In ''Series/CarFiftyFourWhereAreYou'' ''Series/Car54WhereAreYou'' episode "Punch and Judy", a hairdresser wants to become a part-time boxer. His fiance, fiancee, feeling it was too violent a profession for a sensitive man like him, turned to Toody and Muldoon and begged them to try and dissuade him. To that end, they have a professional boxer dress as an old man and challenge have him practice fight with the guy to a fight make him think he's too wimpy to be a boxer. boxer if he can't keep up with an old codger. It works, but unfortunately, it turns out that boxing was an outlet for his aggression, and without it, he ended up becoming an a foul, ill-tempered jerkass to his salon customers, requiring Toody and Muldoon to tell him about the setup and convince him that he does have what it takes to be a boxer.
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* In ''Series/CarFiftyFourWhereAreYou'' episode "Punch and Judy", a hairdresser wants to become a part-time boxer. His fiance, feeling it was too violent for him, turned to Toody and Muldoon to try and dissuade him. To that end, they have a professional boxer dress as an old man and challenge the guy to a fight make him think he's too wimpy to be a boxer. It works, but unfortunately, it turns out that boxing was an outlet for his aggression, and without it, he ended up becoming an ill-tempered jerkass to his salon customers, requiring Toody and Muldoon to tell him about the setup and convince him that he does have what it takes to be a boxer.
