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2013 had a brief continuation in Dirty Jobs Down Under where Mike Rowe and crew went to Australia to check out their dirty jobs, but it was also canceled.

Mike Rowe now (2014) has a new show 'Someone's Gotta Do It' on CNN, which has a similar premise.



** Some Camera abuse happens anytime there's snow or ice on the ground, such as when Troy slips while they're shrinkwrapping a boat, and Doug slips following Mike at the Soo Locks.



** Briefly subverted in 2013 with Dirty Jobs Down Under, then it got canceled again.



** Most memorably done with both the 100th dirty job special, and the 150th Extravaganza. The latter took place at the San Francisco Waste plant, and invited everyone from the previous 150 jobs, including the Top Ten dirtiest.



** Dirty Jobs Down Under had catching Brown Snakes (one of the top ten deadliest, with only a pillowcase to hold said snake, who has fangs that can bite through it), Opal Mining (Be careful you don't fall in a hole, you'll either break a leg or die, and then Barski almost did), Stingray fishing (Okay, actually the least dangerous), Crocdile Catching (at night, I might add, with one boat not working); Even just driving to some loactions was dangerous (Road to Cougar Pede, and watch out for Water Buffalo).



** "Alright, lets go do a rim job!" How in the hell did that make it through?

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** "Alright, lets go do a rim job!" How in the hell did that make it through? (Well, it was a segment on Tires ...)
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** Mike is also astounded when he finds out that the name of one llama is literally [[HookerWithAHeartOfGold Call Girl]]. When he has it explained to him that her avoiding a male's advances is a sign she might be pregnant he jokes that this would probably be true of any woman named Call Girl.

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** Mike is also astounded when he finds out that the name of one llama is literally [[HookerWithAHeartOfGold Call Girl]]. When he has it explained to him that her avoiding a male's advances is a sign she might be pregnant pregnant, he jokes that this would probably be true of any when a woman named Call Girl.Girl says no, it definitely means something.

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* ButtMonkey: Producer [[http://dsc.discovery.com/videos/dirty-jobs-barsky-the-brave.html Dave Barsky]] is a ''magnet'' for humiliating and hilarious accidents. Mike plays this up every chance he gets.

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Producer [[http://dsc.discovery.com/videos/dirty-jobs-barsky-the-brave.html Dave Barsky]] is a ''magnet'' for humiliating and hilarious accidents. Mike plays this up every chance he gets.



* ClassicallyTrainedExtra: Mike is an opera singer.

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Mike is an opera singer.



* DeadpanSnarker: Mike gets sardonic in direct proportion to the crappiness of whatever job he's doing at the moment. His hosts tend to do pretty well too. Even the crew, occasionally.
** Mike's tendency to snark is what got him fired from the graveyard shift at {{QVC}}. Three times.

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* DeadpanSnarker: DeadpanSnarker:
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Mike gets sardonic in direct proportion to the crappiness of whatever job he's doing at the moment. His hosts tend to do pretty well too. Even the crew, occasionally.
** Mike's
tendency to snark is what got him fired from the graveyard shift at {{QVC}}. QVC. Three times.times.
** His hosts tend to do pretty well too. Even the crew, occasionally.



* DoubleEntendre: Mike Rowe, of course. Discovery Networks even compiled a clip titled [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqzQxMtmjn8 "King of Double Entendre"]]

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Mike Rowe, of course. Discovery Networks even compiled a clip titled [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqzQxMtmjn8 "King of Double Entendre"]]



* [[EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys Everything's Worse With Monkeys]]: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5oCXxUg0SJA Meet Paddy.]] He hates the entire Dirty Jobs crew with a passion.

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* [[EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: More like Everything's Worse '''Worse''' With Monkeys]]: Monkeys.
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[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5oCXxUg0SJA Meet Paddy.]] He hates the entire Dirty Jobs crew with a passion.



* FollowTheLeader: "The Worst Job I Ever Loved" segments on the Los Angeles CBS news; ''{{Hoarders}}'' (the cleanup crew and filmmakers have to deal with ''psychologically disturbing'' levels of clutter that includes rotten food and dead animals); ''Dhani Tackles The Globe'' on Travel Channel and ''Sports Jobs With Junior Seau'' on Versus; the [[CulturalTranslation second US variation]] of ''Secret Millionaire'', ''Series/UndercoverBoss'' (the premier episode features the CEO of Waste Management).

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"The Worst Job I Ever Loved" segments on the Los Angeles CBS news; ''{{Hoarders}}'' (the cleanup crew and filmmakers have to deal with ''psychologically disturbing'' levels of clutter that includes rotten food and dead animals); ''Dhani Tackles The Globe'' on Travel Channel and ''Sports Jobs With Junior Seau'' on Versus; the [[CulturalTranslation second US variation]] of ''Secret Millionaire'', ''Series/UndercoverBoss'' (the premier episode features the CEO of Waste Management).



* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Aside from, y'know, all the ''actual'' feces (human and non) Mike has dealt with over the years, how about the time he visited a mannequin factory, copped a feel with some undressed torsos (with a pervy far-away look on his face) and asked the guy who makes the vinyl hand replicas if he had "hundreds of hand jobs" every day? Did I mention all of this aired with no bleeping or blurring?
-->(while pulling a vinyl hand out of its mold): "Ah, I didn't pull out in time."

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Aside from, y'know, all the ''actual'' feces (human and non) Mike has dealt with over the years, how about the time he visited a mannequin factory, copped a feel with some undressed torsos (with a pervy far-away look on his face) and asked the guy who makes the vinyl hand replicas if he had "hundreds of hand jobs" every day? Did I mention all of this aired with no bleeping or blurring?
-->(while --->(while pulling a vinyl hand out of its mold): "Ah, I didn't pull out in time."



* GroinAttack: "Oh! Got me right in a bad place!" Let's just say that Mike should probably be wearing a cup at this point considering how many times this has happened. One particularly hilarious bit was when he was at a camel farm and got to ride one, but unfortunately for him the saddle hit a very tender spot...

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"Oh! Got me right in a bad place!" Let's just say that Mike should probably be wearing a cup at this point considering how many times this has happened. One particularly hilarious bit was when he was at a camel farm and got to ride one, but unfortunately for him the saddle hit a very tender spot...



* ManlyTears: The after-effect of the fireworks ingredients. The firework-maker is used to tears seeping from (and possibly stinging) his eyes every night; Mike, less so.

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The after-effect of the fireworks ingredients. The firework-maker is used to tears seeping from (and possibly stinging) his eyes every night; Mike, less so.



* MeaningfulName: Popcorn the binturong/bearcat, named so because he smells exactly like popcorn (and poo because he dragged his tail through it).

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Popcorn the binturong/bearcat, named so because he smells exactly like popcorn (and poo because he dragged his tail through it).



* MrFanservice: A number of [[strike:female]] [[EvenTheGuysWantHim fans]] seem to find Mike Rowe sexually attractive.
** Look up ''any'' video on YouTube of Dirty Jobs or just Mike by himself, and there will be at least one comment on just how hot he is.

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A number of [[strike:female]] [[EvenTheGuysWantHim fans]] seem to find Mike Rowe sexually attractive.
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attractive. Look up ''any'' video on YouTube of Dirty Jobs or just Mike by himself, and there will be at least one comment on just how hot he is.



-->'''Mike''': "That's not my girlfriend. Friendly, though!"

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-->'''Mike''': --->'''Mike''': "That's not my girlfriend. Friendly, though!"



* OlderThanTheyLook: The pin-setting machine mechanic. Barsky is simply astonished that a guy who looks a bit younger than Mike is actually fifty (Mike: Do you two need some alone time?).

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* OlderThanTheyLook: The pin-setting machine mechanic. Barsky is simply astonished that a guy who looks a bit younger than Mike is actually fifty (Mike: fifty.
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Do you two need some alone time?).time?



* ProductPlacement: [[EverybodyOwnsAFord Ford trucks]], particularly noticeable in newer seasons (even if it's a 15-year-old sole Ford unit in an otherwise all-GM fleet). Mike Rowe is the current spokesman for Ford.

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[[EverybodyOwnsAFord Ford trucks]], particularly noticeable in newer seasons (even if it's a 15-year-old sole Ford unit in an otherwise all-GM fleet). Mike Rowe is the current spokesman for Ford.



-->Mike: Grab a sushi. The thing I like about it the most is that it's so very fresh!
* TheRealHeroes: As noted in the opening narration, the jobs Mike learns about are almost entirely blue-collar, always physically demanding, and often very unpleasant, to say the least--but many of them also make the luxuries industrialized society takes for granted possible.

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-->Mike: -->'''Mike:''' Grab a sushi. The thing I like about it the most is that it's so very fresh!
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As noted in the opening narration, the jobs Mike learns about are almost entirely blue-collar, always physically demanding, and often very unpleasant, to say the least--but many of them also make the luxuries industrialized society takes for granted possible.



* RunningGag: "BARSKY!"

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"BARSKY!"



*** The "righty-tighty, lefty-loosey" thing gets subverted when he's at a monkey sanctuary in South Africa during a lull while shooting for Shark Week - it's "righty-loosey, lefty-tighty".

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*** ** The "righty-tighty, lefty-loosey" thing gets subverted when he's at a monkey sanctuary in South Africa during a lull while shooting for Shark Week - it's "righty-loosey, lefty-tighty".



* SelfDeprecation: Mike is [[http://dsc.discovery.com/videos/dirty-jobs-mike-rowe-bloopers.html a master at this]] and allows for many of his mistakes to air, not to mention frequently snarking on himself throughout the normal action of any given show.
-->'''Guest:''' You're probably right-handed, aren't you.
-->'''Mike:''' It doesn't matter, I'm equally incompetent with either hand.

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* SelfDeprecation: SelfDeprecation:
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Mike is [[http://dsc.discovery.com/videos/dirty-jobs-mike-rowe-bloopers.html a master at this]] and allows for many of his mistakes to air, not to mention frequently snarking on himself throughout the normal action of any given show.
-->'''Guest:''' --->'''Guest:''' You're probably right-handed, aren't you.
-->'''Mike:''' --->'''Mike:''' It doesn't matter, I'm equally incompetent with either hand.



* ShoutOut: Mike tends to make these, including at least one ShoutOutToShakespeare.

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Mike tends to make these, including at least one ShoutOutToShakespeare.



* TrueCompanions: Mike and his camera crew come off as pretty close.
** At least until he locked them in [[DoomyDoomsOfDoom Doomsday Seed Vault]] and they froze to death. (not really)

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close. At least until he locked them in [[DoomyDoomsOfDoom Doomsday Seed Vault]] and they froze to death. (not really)



* {{Understatement}}: Mike Rowe is a master of these.

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* ActorAllusion: While working on a suspension bridge, Mike gets the job of directing traffic and he's all too happy to point out a Ford truck driving by. Guess who's the official spokesperson for Ford right now?
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* AbsurdlySpaciousSewer: Averted; we see just how small real sewers are.
** One poo-pumping station, which admittedly is not itself a sewer, was around 100 feet deep, however. They were in there to replace one of the pumps.
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* YanksWithTanks: Several jobs have been done with members of the United States Armed Forces, including the US Coast Guard and US Army.
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* FollowTheLeader: "The Worst Job I Ever Loved" segments on the Los Angeles CBS news; ''{{Hoarders}}'' (the cleanup crew and filmmakers have to deal with ''psychologically disturbing'' levels of clutter that includes rotten food and dead animals); ''Dhani Tackles The Globe'' on Travel Channel and ''Sports Jobs With Junior Seau'' on Versus; the [[CulturalTranslation second US variation]] of ''Secret Millionaire'', ''UndercoverBoss'' (the premier episode features the CEO of Waste Management).

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* FollowTheLeader: "The Worst Job I Ever Loved" segments on the Los Angeles CBS news; ''{{Hoarders}}'' (the cleanup crew and filmmakers have to deal with ''psychologically disturbing'' levels of clutter that includes rotten food and dead animals); ''Dhani Tackles The Globe'' on Travel Channel and ''Sports Jobs With Junior Seau'' on Versus; the [[CulturalTranslation second US variation]] of ''Secret Millionaire'', ''UndercoverBoss'' ''Series/UndercoverBoss'' (the premier episode features the CEO of Waste Management).
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* {{Spinoff}}: Of a sort: ''BillyTheExterminator'' (the over-dressed yet philosophical goth exterminator) now has his own show on A&E.

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* {{Spinoff}}: Of a sort: ''BillyTheExterminator'' ''Series/BillyTheExterminator'' (the over-dressed yet philosophical goth exterminator) now has his own show on A&E.
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Popular DiscoveryChannel show in which host Mike Rowe visits a variety of job sites that are filthy, dangerous, weird, disgusting, or all of the above. He interviews workers, learns about the job, and tries his hand at performing each task.

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Popular DiscoveryChannel show in which host Mike Rowe visits a variety of job sites that are filthy, dangerous, weird, disgusting, or all of the above. He interviews workers, learns about the job, and tries his hand at performing each task.
task. Cancelled in 2012 after eight seasons.
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* SideBet: Mike sees the result of one such bet when he sees that one of the concrete workers is wearing a pink thong that's visible above his waistband. When he asks about it Mike finds out that it's because the guy made a bet about a football team and lost.

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* SideBet: Mike sees the result of one such bet when he sees that one of the concrete workers is wearing a pink thong that's visible above his waistband. When he asks about it Mike finds out that it's because the guy made a bet about a football team and lost. Another guy was wearing nail polish for the same reason.
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* NoDeadBodyPoops: An interesting aversion. When touring the facility where a couple makes high quality birdseed part of the job involves scalding a bag full of maggots in a pail of hot water so they'll die instantly, and after they put it in Mike asks why the water got so cloudy so quickly. The host then informs him that what he's seeing is the result of the maggots, in effect, shitting themselves to death.

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* NoDeadBodyPoops: An interesting aversion. When touring the Skip Cockerum's facility where a couple makes high quality birdseed for making high-quality bird feed, part of the job involves scalding a bag full of maggots in a pail of hot water so they'll die instantly, and after they put it in instantly. During this process Mike asks why the water got gets so cloudy so quickly. The host then quickly, to which Skip informs him that what he's seeing is the result of the maggots, in effect, shitting themselves to death.
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* NoDeadBodyPoops: An interesting aversion. When touring the facility where a couple makes high quality birdseed part of the job involves scalding a bag full of maggots in a pail of hot water so they'll die instantly, and after they put it in Mike asks why the water got so cloudy so quickly. The host then informs him that what he's seeing is the result of the maggots, in effect, shitting themselves to death.
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* ShirtlessScene: Several episodes include scenes of Mike with his shirt off. Some are completely gratuitous post-job cleanup shots, but occasionally the action of the job itself calls on him to sacrifice his shirt, as in the "Snake Wrangler" episode when the host needed it to use as a blindfold for the enormous alligator they were about to have to wrestle.
-->'''Mike:''' Why is my shirt off and why am I lying on another man who's lying on an alligator?
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** In one episode, he's shown a vial of bull semen and, noting how surprisingly small it was, remarks that it's like a coffee stirrer; he then turns to the camera and adds "But it's ''not''."
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* NoOSHACompliance: An entire episode, titled "Safety Third," is devoted to how dangerous many of the jobs presented on the show are, and how in many cases the workers do their jobs without safety equipment or other precautions because it would make it much more time-consuming and difficult - if not outright impossible - to get the work done. During the episode, Mike also takes the time to point out that only once in the ''entire history of the show'' up to that point did a safety officer prevent him from operating a piece of machinery on the basis that he wasn't qualified and it would be unsafe.

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** The crew once lost over $10,000 worth of equipment when the boat they were on in the Everglades tipped over and threw them all into the water. The denouement of the show was Mike surveying the damage so the audience could see why they were no longer on the air (which turned out to not be the case, thankfully).
** Sometimes crosses over with camera''man'' abuse (though usually not intentional) like how Troy got his hair caught in the pull line half way up a skyscraper in Hawaii. If he'd fallen he would have been ''scalped'', but luckily all he lost was a bit of hair thanks to a member of the window washing team and a swiss army knife. The guys have also set up cameras underneath trees that are about to be felled or explosives that are about to be set off in the hopes of getting interesting footage.

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** The crew once lost over $10,000 worth of equipment when In several episodes the boat they were on in the Everglades tipped over and threw them all into the water. The denouement of the show was Mike surveying the damage so the audience could see why they were no longer on the air (which turned out to not be the case, thankfully).
** Sometimes crosses over with camera''man'' abuse (though usually not intentional) like how Troy got his hair caught in the pull line half way up a skyscraper in Hawaii. If he'd fallen he would have been ''scalped'', but luckily all he lost was a bit of hair thanks to a member of the window washing team and a swiss army knife. The
guys have also set up cameras underneath in positions that they know are likely to end with the destruction of the camera, such as under trees that are about to be felled or next to explosives that are about to be set off off, in the hopes of getting interesting footage.


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* BlackHumor: After releasing several seals into the ocean after they've been rehabilitated Mike muses that he may see them again someday, "Perhaps on Shark Week."
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** Mike is also astounded when he finds out that the name of one llama is literally [[HookerWithAHeartOFGod Call Girl]]. When he has it explained to him that her avoiding a male's advances is a sign she might be pregnant he jokes that this would probably be true of any woman named Call Girl.

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** Mike is also astounded when he finds out that the name of one llama is literally [[HookerWithAHeartOFGod [[HookerWithAHeartOfGold Call Girl]]. When he has it explained to him that her avoiding a male's advances is a sign she might be pregnant he jokes that this would probably be true of any woman named Call Girl.
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** Mike is also astounded when he finds out that the name of one llama is literally [[HookerWithAHeartOFGod Call Girl]]. When he has it explained to him that her avoiding a male's advances is a sign she might be pregnant he jokes that this would probably be true of any woman named Call Girl.


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* SchmuckBait: The Snake Farm, which Mike and the Crew found after seeing the sign on the side of the road and a sign saying they were closed for the day, so they decided to go inside. Among other things Mike wound up going into a rattlesnake pit.
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* MeaningfulName: Popcorn the binturong/bearcat, named so because he smells exactly like popcorn (and poo because he dragged his tail through it).


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* RoadApples: Mike may have dealt with poop from more types of animal than any other person on the planet.


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** During the episode set on a coffee plantation in Hawaii, Mike continually asks when he'll get his cup of coffee as the fruit of his labors. ''12 hours later'' he finally gets it... half an hour before bedtime.
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** Also repeated jabs at Discovery Channel, such as explaining that their cameramen have no money to steal, which doubles as BitingTheHandHumor.

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* CameraAbuse: Frequently, and sometimes camera''man'' abuse (though usually not intentional) like how Troy got his hair caught in the pull line half way up a skyscraper in Hawaii. If he'd fallen he would have been ''scalped'', but luckily all he lost was a bit of hair thanks to a member of the window washing team and a swiss army knife. The guys have also set up cameras underneath trees that are about to be felled or explosives that are about to be set off in the hopes of getting interesting footage.

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* CameraAbuse: Frequently, Frequently.
** The crew once lost over $10,000 worth of equipment when the boat they were on in the Everglades tipped over
and sometimes threw them all into the water. The denouement of the show was Mike surveying the damage so the audience could see why they were no longer on the air (which turned out to not be the case, thankfully).
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camera''man'' abuse (though usually not intentional) like how Troy got his hair caught in the pull line half way up a skyscraper in Hawaii. If he'd fallen he would have been ''scalped'', but luckily all he lost was a bit of hair thanks to a member of the window washing team and a swiss army knife. The guys have also set up cameras underneath trees that are about to be felled or explosives that are about to be set off in the hopes of getting interesting footage.


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* SideBet: Mike sees the result of one such bet when he sees that one of the concrete workers is wearing a pink thong that's visible above his waistband. When he asks about it Mike finds out that it's because the guy made a bet about a football team and lost.
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** And he used to be a host on the QVC home shopping network, and says that they fired him three times for snarking about the products he was hawking on air. He later found out that the guys at ''MadTV'' loved to watch him to inspire their own subversive humor.

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* {{Cancelled}}: Sadly, as of November 2012, the show is No More.
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Tigers and ligers are not good cooks.


* PantheraAwesome: In one episode Mike [[http://dsc.discovery.com/videos/dirty-jobs-playing-with-teeth.html helps take care of a Ti-Liger]] (which is the result of a tiger breading with a liger, aka a lion and tiger hybrid) named Coby, and Mike is visibly uncomfortable being around her even after being told that she's like "a big puppy", especially since her jaws can crush bones.

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* PantheraAwesome: In one episode Mike [[http://dsc.discovery.com/videos/dirty-jobs-playing-with-teeth.html helps take care of a Ti-Liger]] (which is the result of a tiger breading breeding with a liger, aka a lion and tiger hybrid) named Coby, and Mike is visibly uncomfortable being around her even after being told that she's like "a big puppy", especially since her jaws can crush bones.
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* ClipShowClipShow: Several times, usually with a theme such as 'the dirtiest ever Dirty Jobs' or a few behind-the-scenes shows demonstrating what people go through to get the shots of Mike doing the actual work.
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* BrickJoke: Several times during the "Horse Tester" episode, Mike asks hopefully about the possibility of some bourbon (since they're in Kentucky). During the end credits, his host brings out a bottle, only to hear from the rest of the crew that Mike has already left.
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* AsideGlance: A common response from Mike when one of his hosts says something that [[DoubleEntendre could be taken in an inappropriate way]].

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