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* Josh's dad Alan on ''Series/PleaseLikeMe'' is a well-meaning guy who nevertheless manages to behave irresponsibly with a certain regularity.
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* ''Videogame/{{Octodad}}'', who due to being an invertebrate creature with poor motor controls has difficulties performing tasks that would be otherwise simple for human beings ([[CutscenePowerToTheMax at least in gameplay).
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* ''Peppa Pig'''s Daddy Pig is a rare pre-school kid's show example.
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* Jake Morgendorffer (''{{Daria}}''), who grew increasingly clownish as the series progressed.
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* In ''Dexter's Laboratory'', both parents, though their primary flaw was being clueless to ''Dexter's Laboratory'' (and he has a memory erasing gun, so its more like they look stupid by comparison to their supergenius son.)
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* In ''Dexter's Laboratory'', ''WesternAnimation/DextersLaboratory'', both parents, though their primary flaw was being clueless to ''Dexter's Laboratory'' (and he has a memory erasing gun, so its more like they look stupid by comparison to their supergenius son.)
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* Homer Simpson of ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''.
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** And in one episode [[spoiler:Mr. Crocker]]. Ironically, despite normally being a ChildHater, he's shown to genuinely care for [[spoiler:[[strike:Denzel Jr.]] [[strike:DJ]] Poof]]. Though, his parental skills are quite questionable since [[spoiler:Crocker]] tried to teach him how to shave in total darkness and how to drive... despite the latter being an infant.
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** And in one episode [[spoiler:Mr. Crocker]]. Mr. Crocker. Ironically, despite normally being a ChildHater, he's shown to genuinely care for [[spoiler:[[strike:Denzel [[strike:Denzel Jr.]] [[strike:DJ]] Poof]]. Poof. Though, his parental skills are quite questionable since [[spoiler:Crocker]] Crocker tried to teach him how to shave in total darkness and how to drive... despite the latter being an infant.
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* ''WesternAnimation/KimPossible'' downplayed this trope with Kim's father, who is a rocket scientist and is more an AbsentMindedProfessor than a real BumblingDad, and who has often dispatched sage advice, even if he does still refer to her as "Kimmy-cub". Ron's Dad, on the other hand, once showed up in public wearing a cape.
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* ''WesternAnimation/KimPossible'' averts somewhat this trope with Kim's father, who is a rocket scientist and is more an AbsentMindedProfessor than a real BumblingDad, and who has often dispatched sage advice, even if he does still refer to her as "Kimmy-cub". Ron's Dad, on the other hand, once showed up in public wearing a cape.
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* ''WesternAnimation/KimPossible'' averts somewhat downplayed this trope with Kim's father, who is a rocket scientist and is more an AbsentMindedProfessor than a real BumblingDad, and who has often dispatched sage advice, even if he does still refer to her as "Kimmy-cub". Ron's Dad, on the other hand, once showed up in public wearing a cape.
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* All the fathers in ''OjamajoDoremi'', to some degree. Special mention goes to Kenji Senou, Aiko's single father.
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* All the fathers in ''OjamajoDoremi'', ''Anime/OjamajoDoremi'', to some degree. Special mention goes to Kenji Senou, Aiko's single father.
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** It's easier to just include every father from Family-Based sitcoms than naming then, from ''StillStanding'' to ''GroundedForLife''.
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* Hunson Abadeer is Satan in the ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'' universe. When it comes to Marceline his daughter, he reverts into a light parody of the trope.
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* Most people who remember ''MakeRoomForDaddy'' probably remember the many times Danny Williams was this, his excuse being that his work as a nightclub singer kept him from spending a lot of time with his family. Much of this took place later in the series, after Danny had married Kathy. In its earliest inception, the show was noted for more serious portrayals of Danny and Margaret's conflict, to the point that Margaret talked about leaving (pretty edgy for 1953). When the actress playing Margaret quit, though, they explained that Margaret had died. Talk about UnfortunateImplications.
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* In ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'' Isshin Kurosaki, Ichigo's widower father. [[spoiler:However, we learn later on that Isshin is in fact an exiled captain-level shinigami, and that his goofiness is a put-on]]. He's still goofy after TheReveal, just more of a {{Badass}}. Also, most of his goofiness with relation to Ichigo was actually him being a StealthMentor, teaching Ichigo how to fight without Ichigo even realizing it]]. He is still, however, a complete incompetent boob when it comes to Yuzu and Karin.
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* In ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'' Isshin Kurosaki, Ichigo's widower father. [[spoiler:However, we learn later on that Isshin is in fact an exiled captain-level shinigami, and that his goofiness is a put-on]. He's still goofy after TheReveal, just more of a {{Badass}}. Also, most of his goofiness with relation to Ichigo was actually him being a StealthMentor, teaching Ichigo how to fight without Ichigo even realizing it]]. He is still, however, a complete incompetent boob when it comes to Yuzu and Karin.
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* Also averted by Uncle Phil on ''TheFreshPrinceOfBelAir''. Yes, he has his moments of stupidity, but overall, Uncle Phil's portrayed as competent and knowledgeable way more often than other sitcom dads. And he's also an excellent lawyer and an even better judge, although his skills as a handyman and cook are even less impressive than Bill Cosby's above.
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* Earl Sinclair on ''{{Series/Dinosaurs}}''.
** The episode "Dirty Dancing" has Earl watching a show called "Totally Ineffectual Dad", which is all about the father being a bumbling dad. At one point and advertisement for the show mentions that it is followed by other shows with the "bumbling dad" concept, such as "Dad's a Moron" and "Father Knows Nothing".
** The episode "Dirty Dancing" has Earl watching a show called "Totally Ineffectual Dad", which is all about the father being a bumbling dad. At one point and advertisement for the show mentions that it is followed by other shows with the "bumbling dad" concept, such as "Dad's a Moron" and "Father Knows Nothing".
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* Pop of ''HappyTreeFriends''. Its usually fatal for Cub when he's DistractedByTheShiny. He means well, but he doesn't exactly live in a world which pities mistakes or oversights. (Or seemingly safe and sensible decisions for that matter.)
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* [[Series/TheAddamsFamily Gomez Adams]], on the other hand, had eccentric habits and interests and could lean towards CloudCuckoolander tendencies at times, but was still depicted as a selfless, loving and attentive husaband and father. In addition to being HappilyMarried, he and his wife Morticia usually worked together to solve various family problems.
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* William Francis Tanner, better known as Willie Tanner, the dad from the show, ''Series/{{ALF}}
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* Lawrence Fletcher of ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb''. While he is neither dumb nor irresponsible nor lazy, he can be quite dorky.
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* In the series ''FatherKnowsBest,'' the titular father complains about this trope in the ShowWithinAShow called ''Father Does It Again,'' exclaiming that such a "stumblebum" husband could [[ThisIsReality only exist on television.]] After watching the show he becomes WrongGenreSavvy, convinced his family is pulling a sitcom-style deception to keep him from going hunting.
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* WesternAnimation/{{Goofy}} in ''WesternAnimation/GoofTroop'', ''WesternAnimation/AGoofyMovie'' and, earlier, in his '50s cartoon shorts where he is named George Geef. However, he can probably be forgiven for this; bumbling has always been part of his personality.
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* Both Fred and Barney from ''TheFlintstones'' were bumbling dads when Pebbles and Bam-Bam came along. They'd been bumbling husbands since the start of the show, though, so it wasn't really new for them.
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* WesternAnimation/{{Goofy}} in ''WesternAnimation/GoofTroop'', ''WesternAnimation/AGoofyMovie'' and, earlier, in his '50s cartoon shorts where he is named George Geef. However, he can probably be forgiven for this; bumbling has always been part of his personality. WesternAnimation/{{Pete}} can also be a fairly bumbling dad on ''Goof Troop'' depending on the episode, and has more of the stereotypical traits such as laziness and gluttony, but generally speaking he's actually ''[[AbusiveParents worse]]'', with most of his "bumbling" coming in non-parenting forms such as not thinking through his schemes.
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** WesternAnimation/{{Pete}} can also be a fairly bumbling dad on ''Goof Troop'' depending on the episode, and has more of the stereotypical traits such as laziness and gluttony, but generally speaking he's actually ''[[AbusiveParents worse]]'', with most of his "bumbling" coming in non-parenting forms such as not thinking through his schemes.
** WesternAnimation/{{Pete}} can also be a fairly bumbling dad on ''Goof Troop'' depending on the episode, and has more of the stereotypical traits such as laziness and gluttony, but generally speaking he's actually ''[[AbusiveParents worse]]'', with most of his "bumbling" coming in non-parenting forms such as not thinking through his schemes.
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** In the case of Al Bundy it's more along the lines of a reasonably competent man who's been surrounded by insane circumstances for so long it's hard for him to care anymore and he doesn't apply himself. He hates his life, his wife, his kids, his job, his neighbors, his boss and everything else he has to deal with, and when he proves he knows what he's doing nobody cares. Why even bother?
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* Professor Bomba from ''WesternAnimation/{{Epic}}'' is already unused to interacting with humans, let alone his own daughter.
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* Jerry from ''Series/WizardsOfWaverlyPlace'' has his moments.
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* Goku from Manga/DragonBall. Despite being one of the strongest beings in the universe, he still has traits of this trope.
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* Goku from Manga/DragonBall.by ''Anime/DragonBallZ''. Despite being one of the strongest beings in the universe, he still has traits of this trope.