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* Dale Gribble in ''WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'' wears his Mack cap to cover up his balding head and tends to freak out whenever circumstances force the cap to come off.
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* ''WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'':
** Dale Gribblein ''WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'' wears his Mack cap to cover up his balding head and tends to freak out whenever circumstances force the cap to come off.off.
** In "Death Of A Propane Salesman", Luanne has her hair singed by the Mega-Lo-Mart explosion in the season 2 finale "Propane Boom", and it falls apart when she combs it and she screams after she pieces everything together.
** Dale Gribble
** In "Death Of A Propane Salesman", Luanne has her hair singed by the Mega-Lo-Mart explosion in the season 2 finale "Propane Boom", and it falls apart when she combs it and she screams after she pieces everything together.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Rugrats}}'': Grandpa Lou is being visited by a long-past LoveInterest, but fears that she'll find him unattractive due to lacking hair in the upper part of his head, so he uses a toupeé. By the end of the episode, it's seen that she wasn't fooled by the toupeé, and cheerfully asks him to take it off.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Rugrats}}'': ''WesternAnimation/Rugrats1991'':
** In "Grandpa's Date", Grandpa Lou is being visited by a long-past LoveInterest, but fears that she'll find him unattractive due to lacking hair in the upper part of his head, so he uses a toupeé. By the end of the episode, it's seen that she wasn't fooled by the toupeé, and cheerfully asks him to take itoff.off.
** In "Hair!", both Lou and his grandson Tommy fall victim to this; the former out of envy of Roy Davis, an old friend of his because Roy still has all his hair while Lou has lost the hair in the upper part of his head, and the latter because his cousin Angelica told him that he won't grow up because he doesn't have any hair like his friends. Lou tries to one-up Roy by wearing a toupee, but his plan is compromised when Tommy takes it. Dil then pulls off Roy's toupee, revealing that Roy is really bald as well. In the end, Tommy discovers that his father Stu and uncle Drew were both bald as babies in an old photo, but grew hair when they grew up, meaning Angelica was wrong, and learns to accept his lack of hair, knowing now that it won't last forever.
** In "Grandpa's Date", Grandpa Lou is being visited by a long-past LoveInterest, but fears that she'll find him unattractive due to lacking hair in the upper part of his head, so he uses a toupeé. By the end of the episode, it's seen that she wasn't fooled by the toupeé, and cheerfully asks him to take it
** In "Hair!", both Lou and his grandson Tommy fall victim to this; the former out of envy of Roy Davis, an old friend of his because Roy still has all his hair while Lou has lost the hair in the upper part of his head, and the latter because his cousin Angelica told him that he won't grow up because he doesn't have any hair like his friends. Lou tries to one-up Roy by wearing a toupee, but his plan is compromised when Tommy takes it. Dil then pulls off Roy's toupee, revealing that Roy is really bald as well. In the end, Tommy discovers that his father Stu and uncle Drew were both bald as babies in an old photo, but grew hair when they grew up, meaning Angelica was wrong, and learns to accept his lack of hair, knowing now that it won't last forever.
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* Jimmy [=McGill=]/Saul Goodman of ''Series/BreakingBad'' and ''Series/BetterCallSaul''. In the prequel series he sports an ultra-wide side parting which over time develops into a full-on comb-over. When we finally see inside Saul's home we see the bathroom contains a staggering quantity of hair loss treatments. He is finally forced to accept his hair loss when goes on the run, adopts a new identity and has to alter his appearance to avoid arrest.
* ''Series/TheBoys2019'' has a case that goes both ways, as it's also angst-caused baldness: BeleagueredAssistant Ashley pulls her hair when nervous (which becomes [[NervousWreck very]] [[ButtMonkey frequent]]), and at a certain point it starts actually bringing in clumps in her hand. By season 3, Ashley's very uncomfortable at being asked to reveal she's now wearing a wig.
* ''Series/TheBoys2019'' has a case that goes both ways, as it's also angst-caused baldness: BeleagueredAssistant Ashley pulls her hair when nervous (which becomes [[NervousWreck very]] [[ButtMonkey frequent]]), and at a certain point it starts actually bringing in clumps in her hand. By season 3, Ashley's very uncomfortable at being asked to reveal she's now wearing a wig.
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* Jimmy [=McGill=]/Saul Goodman of ''Series/BreakingBad'' and ''Series/BetterCallSaul''. In the prequel series series, he sports an ultra-wide side parting which over time part that develops into a full-on comb-over. comb-over over time. When we finally see inside Saul's home home, we see the bathroom cabinet contains a staggering quantity of hair loss treatments. He is finally forced to accept his hair loss when he goes on the run, adopts a new identity identity, and has to [[BeardnessProtectionProgram alter his appearance to avoid arrest.
arrest]].
* ''Series/TheBoys2019'' has a case that goes both ways, as it's also angst-caused baldness: BeleagueredAssistant Ashley pulls at her hair when nervous (which becomes [[NervousWreck very]] [[ButtMonkey frequent]]), and at a certainpoint it point, she starts actually bringing in literally tearing clumps in out of her hand.scalp. By season 3, Ashley's very uncomfortable at being asked to reveal she's now wearing a wig.
* ''Series/TheBoys2019'' has a case that goes both ways, as it's also angst-caused baldness: BeleagueredAssistant Ashley pulls at her hair when nervous (which becomes [[NervousWreck very]] [[ButtMonkey frequent]]), and at a certain
