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Broke Episode

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Broke Episode	comment	Episode focusing on the cast (or at least one Upper-Class Twit or Rich Bitch) trying to achieve some basic living function despite being seemingly without money. May have to ironically settle for a Bulk Buy Only. Expect characters to be on a Poverty Food diet. Can function as Lampshade Hanging to explain a character's inexplicable income or explain the irony of a character who does make quite a bit of money but never seems to enjoy it for long. May also be a Cultural Trope in reference to the high living expenses in Japan. If this is a common theme then it may be a case of Perpetual Poverty. See also Forgot to Pay the Bill. Just as often, though, the character may become rich again and go back to their old lifestyle. (In that case, they have often learned nothing from their experience, or completely forget it.) The polar opposite is A Fool and His New Money Are Soon Parted. If they're lucky, their friends will stand by them despite their financial difficulties. Not to be confused with Bizarro Episode (which is things turning odd), or when an episode is made with No Budget. noreallife
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Broke Episode / int_114b97d5	comment	In 31 Minutos's episode "La Mona Lisa". After getting the Mona Lisa lent, destroyed, and unable to fix it. The museum curator says they owe him more money than what the whole cast will earn their whole lives. So they are forced to downgrade their studio to a literal pile of boxes and change the name of the show to "3 Minutes" (time on TV is really expensive).
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Broke Episode / int_136e43a2	comment	Zoey 101: In "Logan Gets Cut Off" Logan's rich father cuts off his allowance and credit after Logan way overspends. He has a very hard time doing things for himself.
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Broke Episode / int_171174dc	comment	The titular Zeta from The Zeta Project is a robot assassin capable of generating as much money as he needs- in one episode, this feature is disabled, leaving Zeta stranded in a transport hub.
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Broke Episode / int_17af7793	comment	In Trading Places spoiled rich kid Louis Winthorpe III is separated from his fortune (including his home, his credit cards, and even his fiancÃ©e) as part of a twisted social experiment.
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Broke Episode / int_18ec2b28	comment	Happened to Tara in an episode of Beverly Hills Teens, when a long-lost relative claimed the family fortune. It turned out to be a scam in the end.
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Broke Episode / int_1b386512	comment	Frequently done in Ranma Â½, since only Genma has a job (as a janitor). One anime episode starts with the Saotomes, TendÅ�s and HappÅ�sai having a breakfast of only rice, pickles, and tea. Kasumi explains they are out of food and money and the next meal will be only rice and tea. Ranma and Akane spend the episode trying to get some money or food off their unwanted harems. It ends with only tea for supper and only water for the next meal. But lack of continuity saves them from starving to death.
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Broke Episode / int_1bb6d4b5	comment	The Get Backers are constantly broke to the point of showering in fountains and mooching food from vagrants. If they make an insane amount of money on a job, expect them to lose it all almost immediately. If they have a little left over, expect their car to get towed.
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Broke Episode / int_1cc09117	comment	Bleach manages some of the most amusing Lampshade Hanging and subversion of this. At one point two minor characters are shown taking jobs at a convenience store to get by, ducking the manager to rush out and assist the heroes in their battle. Later, several of the incredibly powerful cast manage to find reason to let their hair down and do things like join in a little kids' soccer game, bake cakes under the direction of an expert chef ghost, etc. Of course, The Lancer Renji Abarai, being a freeloader at the Urahara shop, is frequently pushed into helping with the menial tasks associated with such an establishment. (Ironically, despite being designated a "freeloader", it appears that for the duration of his stay Renji does more work than the actual employees.)
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Broke Episode / int_2212773a	comment	Angel has the main characters run a detective agency that is often short of cash. One episode, "Provider", sees Angel become particularly anxious about money now that he has a son to support; he began to take dubious actions in search of profit. It was making sure Connor was provided for for his future. It was shown that Angel did have some reserves of money to draw upon, and some favors that he could call in. But like all things, it's not a reliable source of income.
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Broke Episode / int_2221ecbd	comment	CSI: NY: has "It Happened to Me," in which Sheldon loses his life savings in bad investments. He is shown sleeping on a friend's couch after having to give up his apartment and sell his furniture. He spends most of the episode hiding this from his colleagues, but reveals it to Mac and a perp when said perp is about to jump from a building due to similar circumstances. Mac lets Sheldon crash in his spare room for several episodes till he can get back on his feet.
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Broke Episode / int_22e860f4	comment	In the Psych episode "Cog Blocked", Shawn ends up even more desperate for money than usual after the police refuse to rehire him and Gus decides to quit his actual job. He briefly manages to get hired at a seedy Russian bar but gets fired only hours later.
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Broke Episode / int_24ffd341	comment	An episode of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia has Frank lose all his money and, by extension, the rest of the gang face being even more poverty. Cue the scams.
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Broke Episode / int_25f77092	comment	Dungeons & Doodles: Tales from the Tables: The party in Episode 19 find a huge cut of their loot all gone in one day because Eriawynn paid a huge sum for a powerful magic item, the "Non-Fungible Trident", which turns out to be a paper certificate to a weapon they can neither touch nor see. In the next episode, they're reduced to panhandling in the streets of Waterdeep.
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Broke Episode / int_260d57b3	comment	Excel♡Saga: The show is mainly a tremendously cartoonish parody of the financial crisis in Japan; as such, Excel and Hyatt are constantly and unequivocally broke and hungry most of the time. One of the Running Gags is that their pet, Menchi, is their emergency food rations for most of the series. The girls' neighbors Watanabe, Iwata, and Sumiyoshi are broke for most of the beginning of the series. Usually Iwata and Sumiyoshi mooch off Watanabe, to much of the latter's chagrin. They later become civil servants and unwitting opponents to the girls' organization ACROSS.
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Broke Episode / int_261c8d3f	comment	The Simpsons: Mr. Burns gets this in the episode "The Old Man and the Lisa" after he discovers his stocks are all hopelessly out of date. Given that, as a rule, Status Quo Is God in Springfield, he works his way back up to a nine-figure net worth by the end of the episode by picking up recyclable litter. This Coca-Cola commercial played during Super Bowl XLIV has him losing all his wealth and his mansion, soon realizing that he doesn't need money to be happy.
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Broke Episode / int_2a4c791e	comment	The earliest chapters of Ah! My Goddess deal with this, namely in that Keichii's dorm doesn't allow women, but he's stuck with Belldandy and really can't afford to live anywhere else. The solution: having divine forces on your side helps. It's a slight subversion in that the protagonists don't get money (although Keichii eventually gets a good mechanic job much further into the series), but they do get good housing for free.
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Broke Episode / int_2c1809f5	comment	In the Totally Spies! episode, "Dental? More Like Mental!", Clover thinks Mandy is suffering this trope after seeing Mandy no longer wearing her fancy clothes, eating lunch made at home instead of the cafeteria and selling her stuff at a yard sale. It turns out to not be the case as her mother reveals she's grounded and her credit has been cut off until her grades improve.
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Broke Episode / int_2f3162e4	comment	Sex and the City had an episode where Carrie lamented that she had $40,000 worth of shoes, but no money (to buy a flat).
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Broke Episode / int_32318e9a	comment	It was always in the background of Roseanne, who were always barely scraping by paycheck-to-paycheck. They were a working-class family until the last season.
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Broke Episode / int_3558eaa2	comment	Community: It has an episode when Jeff was temporarily homeless thanks to losing his job. Annie was living in a crappy apartment and collecting tin cans to get extra cash because her mother kicked her out and refused to support her because of her drug addiction. An episode later in the series had the study group working off the massive debt Abed had amassed.
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Broke Episode / int_396e0331	comment	Classic Disney Shorts: Mickey's Good Deed, a Depression-era cartoon, has Mickey Mouse as a poor street musician who doesn't get a cent from passersby and lets a rich guy buy his beloved Pluto for his Spoiled Brat son so he can play Santa to a destitute family. Pluto escapes the kid's clutches and happily reunites with Mickey.
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Broke Episode / int_3be307d1	comment	Tenchi Muyo!: An episode highlights the fact most of the Pretty Freeloaders have no visible means of support. Further played around with in Tenchi Universe where Kiyone and Mihoshi have to work multiple part-time jobs just to afford to stay on Earth, and later in the same series where the group is forced to open a bar in Kiyone's space cruiser just to raise money for fuel, all while on the run as the most wanted criminals in the universe. This may however be justifiable, given that all of the characters who come from off-Earth would possess mainly currency that Earth governments would not recognize. Kiyone and Mihoshi's Galaxy Police salaries, then, would be unspendable on Earth, while Tenchi's family would have only Japanese yen, not recognized in the rest of the galaxy. This happens in one episode of Tenchi in Tokyo, in which the girls head out to Tokyo with meager amounts of money to work there. By the end of the episode, it was Sasami who made the most money, thanks to a street act she performed with Ryo-Ohki. And further played with in the manga series, especially volume 9 of the first (specifically titled "The Quest for More Money"), where the cast explicitly sails off for a treasure hunt. Stow away those questions about your first true love, there's gold in them thar planets! (Note that it was Tenchi and the girls who were out of money. Tenchi's father was in no way broke, but he was out of town and they don't have access to his money. Tenchi, naturally, vetoed Washu's suggestion of hacking into the bank records and giving themselves money.) The volume ended with no actual money being acquired on the quest (in fact, they lost money in the process)... but then there's a final scene showing that Emperor Azusa sent Ayeka a container filled with gold bars. So many that Yosho says it would crash Earth's gold market if released into circulation. A series of yonkoma released in the "Sasami Stories" book has a storyline of Noboyuki going broke due to a lack of construction. The gang attempts different methods before Washu opts to just hack the bank account and toss money in.
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Broke Episode / int_3e5de40b	comment	Scrubs: This makes sense for the first four seasons, during which they're all interns or residents and all paying off huge student loans. By the time JD and the others become attendings, this is less of an issue but occasionally highlighted their relative brokeness compared to other physicians who went into private practice or cushier jobs rather than staying at a busy teaching hospital. In an episode, Turk becomes very concerned about money when Carla wants to quit her job. This despite the fact that he presumably makes significantly more than her nurse's salary, and their relatively modest lifestyle (small 2 bedroom apartment, 1 reasonable car) should be easy to maintain on the money he makes as a freaking surgeon. Elliot and JD are both homeless for a while. In Elliot's case, it was early in their residency and she'd been abruptly cut off by her parents so maybe she didn't have much personal savings or assets. For JD it was later in the series when he was making good money, but he'd happened to just have bought some real estate (with no house or shelter on it) so he lacked the additional income for a place to live and had to camp on the property until he saved up enough.
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Broke Episode / int_3f0d1805	comment	In Spaced, Daisy has a constant battle against employment for the sake of her procrastination; Tim apparently makes barely enough from working in a Comic Book Store; it's a wonder how Brian makes a living, but it's clear that his housing problems are solved by performing sexual favors to their landlady Marsha; and last but not least, one wonders how Mike gets by at all before being re-enlisted into the Territorial Army.
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Broke Episode / int_43576f5	comment	A rather peculiar example in season nine of Supernatural when the angel Castiel is forcibly turned human. He has absolutely nothing except his clothes (and he has to steal new ones when his original outfit gets bloody) and is forced to rely on the kindness of strangers and homeless shelters to even be able to eat and keep up personal hygiene. He manages to make a few bucks doing odd jobs, and eventually starts working at a gas station, but is still homeless and secretly sleeps in the stockroom at night. The reason he's suddenly so disadvantaged is that as an angel, he never needed food or shelter before and so never concerned himself with money, leaving him completely broke and with few marketable skills. Being on the run from his family again also doesn't help.
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Broke Episode / int_43a9c333	comment	Cowboy Bebop's characters are frequently wanting for money and especially food, despite their occasional lucrative bounties. Faye is the worst offender, constantly rummaging the ship for the other character's stashes of food or valuables. She also has a habit of gambling away her bounties at the track as soon as she cashes them in. Almost every episode is a Broke Episode. What keeps this show from the definition of Perpetual Poverty is that they never seem to have any shortages of bullets, cigarettes, or oxygen, commodities that must surely be pricey for an interplanetary lifestyle. It's even mentioned in one episode by Spike that bounty hunting is a lousy way to live since depending on the funds from hunting people down is no way to make a reliable living. Some weeks may be great, but other times there may be a dry spell of people to pick up and turn in. Not only that, but the show also shows that, due to the high-risk nature of their "business", sometimes the bounties don't live long enough to be cashed in. In addition, most of the time we just see Spike and his crew go after the big bounties, the ones that would put them on easy street. When we do see Spike and his crew deal with minor criminals, the payday is quite modest. It's even mentioned in one episode that there are also "costs" to being a bounty hunter: paying off all the collateral damage done. To be precise, it's basically a rule of the show that the crew will never collect a significant bounty. Ever.
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Broke Episode / int_446f5a58	comment	In episode 4 The Millionaire Detective - Balance: UNLIMITED, Daisuke Kambe leaves his house after a fight with his relatives and forgets his wallet. Thankfully he meets Kato, who agrees to let him stay over for the night, and gives him dinner, even if they're much simpler than what Daisuke is used to.
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Broke Episode / int_4617a9f2	comment	Crippling poverty is stock-in-trade at the Bundy household on Married... with Children; some episodes focus heavier on it than others. A possible lowlight: The season six episode, "Psychic Avengers," in which an electric bill price hike leaves the Bundys too poor to buy a TV Guide.
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Broke Episode / int_46518682	comment	In the Sesame Street Christmas Episode Elmo Saves Christmas, Elmo wishes for every day to be Christmas, and the whole town ends up out of work.
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Broke Episode / int_46dacb10	comment	Richie Rich has what appears to be one when Richie overhears his father in his office speaking to other people that he was "wiped out", which Richie took to mean that the Rich family is suddenly without money, and so takes it upon himself to sell the mansion and earn as much money as his family would need to settle down somewhere in their new downgraded social status. However, it turns out that Mr. Rich meant that he had wiped out doing surfing while trying out his new surfing pool.
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Broke Episode / int_474d4d3f	comment	Every episode of Nerima Daikon Brothers focuses on the efforts of the title trio to get some easy cash, usually by stealing it from some con artist or other crooked character. By the end of the episode, the money was gone, either lost to the winds or confiscated by the mark's original victims.
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Broke Episode / int_47f0eac3	comment	Without Offdensen around to protect them, Dethklok of Metalocalypse find themselves cut off from their money by the record company until they renegotiate their contract. And by renegotiate, they mean sign a very convoluted contract that blatantly favors the company. And to force the issue, Damien shuts down the concert until they do. Luckily, Offdensen pulls a Big Damn Heroes and comes back in time to stop them from signing it.
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Broke Episode / int_4a2b34ad	comment	Star Fox Adventures is this for the Star Fox team. The team hasn't collected any fees for a while, and thus the Great Fox is barely functional and they're down to one working Arwing. And even there, Fox has to scrounge fuel for after the initial flight down.
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Broke Episode / int_4a3ea111	comment	Makino Tsukushi in Boys over Flowers often seems to be the only sane member of her family, and usually has to step in to solve her family's financial woes (often brought on by her nitwit father) by getting part-time jobs. She tells her family that she would gladly attend a school OTHER than the monumentally expensive Eitoku (which she loathes), but they refuse because it's so prestigious and makes them look good in addition to giving her greater opportunities for the future. Despite eventually dating the richest guy in Japan (Domyouji Tsukasa) and pal-ing around with his uber-rich clique (The Flower Four), Makino routinely refuses to request their financial support. This doesn't stop them from helping her out in a pinch, though.
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Broke Episode / int_4e45b093	comment	A set of episodes on The Big Bang Theory when Raj quarrels with his wealthy father in India and has to rein in his extravagant lifestyle.
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Broke Episode / int_4e610845	comment	Honey and Clover could be called one big broke series for some of the characters. As is life for people at college.
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Broke Episode / int_558aa396	comment	The 1989 mystery / comedy Second Sightnote Unrelated to 2007 series or the game. starts with the staff of the eponymous detective agency — an ex-cop, a paranormal scientist, and a crazy psychic — searching for a stolen statue in a museum. They do find the statue and the perpetrator, but the psychic accidentally breaks several other works of art. In the next scene, they learn that the reward minus fines equaled several dollars, but the good news is: they were paid in cash. The team immediately spends the reward in the nearby diner. Being broke forces them to take the next case, which forms the bulk of the film.
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Broke Episode / int_5690420f	comment	DuckTales: Even the Richest Duck in the World can't buy his way out of this trope. One episode, "Down and Out in Duckburg", has Scrooge McDuck lose all his possessions on a technicality, leaving him and his family to eke out a living on the streets. Scrooge even has a nightmare about a Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous parody covering his dire straits. Fortunately, Scrooge manages to get his assets back by the end of the episode by fulfilling the contract that had cost him his fortune. Subverted in many of the later Five-Episode Movies where Scrooge's entire money bin is in danger at once (teleported away, flushed into a lake, sunk to the bottom of the sea, or abducted by aliens): even without access to his money bin, Scrooge still had plenty of value in all of his investments. In "Blue Collar Scrooge" Scrooge gets amnesia and without his fancy clothes and accent, no one can reconize him. Scrooge ends up working in one of his own factories and has to go through the horrible work conditions that he unknowingly implemented.
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Broke Episode / int_5841681f	comment	The Middle, Spiritual Successor to Malcolm... has a ton of episodes focusing on trying to make ends meet. In one, Frankie buys a small container of skin cream that she thinks cost twenty dollars, but it turns to be two hundred. (She put it on her credit card and didn't realize.) She and Mike have to go to extraordinary lengths to earn back the money. Mike is frustrated throughout, and Frankie thinks it's at her, but really he's just angry that a mere two hundred dollars is enough to send them into a financial tailspin.
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Broke Episode / int_5a3533fe	comment	My Name Is Earl: One episode shows Earl giving away his lottery winnings, leaving himself and Randy without any money. Neither currently has a job, and Earl has given up stealing, leaving them very broke. The person he gave the money to gives it back, because (despite it being a relatively modest amount of money) it was corrupting him, and he literally came face-to-face with Karma's Bus. In season 3, after Earl is released from Prison, he winds up broke again because he lost his job at Waadt Appliances, can't get another job, and spent the last of his lotto money on a prom to help a fellow inmate. After spending time in a coma, he marries Billie, but she's the one supporting both of them with the money from her insurance settlement...and makes sure to remind Earl of this every time he reaches for a tissue. When she decides to join an Amish-like settlement on the outskirts of Camden, she divorces Earl and leaves him all her money, since she will no longer be needing it.
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Broke Episode / int_60156176	comment	Vorkosigan Saga: A large-scale version is a core part of the plot in Brothers in Arms. The Dendarii Free Mercenary Fleet has been on the run for months before fetching up on Earth, they need a number of repairs, they have a number of outstanding medical expenses, their nominal commander has a price on his head, and their retainer from Barrayaran Imperial Security is late. At one point after panicked juggling of short-term loans, someone points out how many highly trained people are cooling their heels and sends them out to get cash via smaller-scale work. One of the many, many subplots of A Civil Campaign has Mark Vorkosigan, a genius-level businessman, going through a cashflow crisis partly caused by starting up a brand new business in a tearing hurry. He's still hugely wealthy, but all of it is tied up in various ways making him yet more money, so his girlfriend's parents think he's "paying her in IOUs!", causing him personal problems on top of everything else he's dealing with.
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Broke Episode / int_638624c8	comment	While never exactly the theme of the episode, Slayers plots involving Lina and company doing some service for money were common. Given their eating habits which often amount to "two of everything on the menu, please" per meal, per person, Lina's mercenary nature regarding being paid for doing almost anything inconvenient to her is potentially explainable. A lampshade was hung on this in the third series, TRY, where despite the fact that the entire group has enough money for their meal, Filia is the only one with local currency, hence her tearful exit leaving them unable to pay for their meal. Further referenced later in the series when they're unable to pay for something and Filia notes that if they didn't eat so much, they'd have money. There is also a brief point where Lina orders an even more extravagant amount of food than normal and tells the restaurant to charge everything to Amelia, who is outraged at the rudeness of eating on another person's credit.
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Broke Episode / int_69fa7496	comment	Disney Ducks Comic Universe: A few Italian Uncle Scrooge stories suggest that Scrooge would be flat broke if the Beagle Boys, or some other cataclysm, successfully managed to deprive him of all of his cash money. For this to sound plausible, you have to ignore the fact that he'd still own thousands of shops, factories, and mines. Actually, he usually only claims of being broke when that happens, in order to guilt-trip Donald into helping him (and offering him some free meals). When his business doesn't go perfectly right (temporary decrease of 0.01% in profits, for example) he even claims he's going to become broke... in a few centuries' time. It's more about his personality than about being broke at all. By the time of the Don Rosa comics, Scrooge's giant money bin filled with cash — the Beagle Boys' favorite target — contains only the money that Scrooge earned personally. While this makes significantly more sense, it does mean that in subsequent comic stories Scrooge's personal position is never really in any danger.
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Broke Episode / int_6e1d5f36	comment	Often in Farscape since they're a group of perpetually hunted escaped prisoners.
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Broke Episode / int_6e33f3df	comment	The Beatles cartoon episode "Please Mr. Postman" had the boys penniless after Ringo blows all their money on rings and then he loses the rings shaking hands with fans. They have to find a way to contact Brian (Epstein) in London for more money.
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Broke Episode / int_6e884bf9	comment	Dastardly & Muttley in Their Flying Machines: In "A Plain Shortage of Planes", after the Vulture Squadron's regular planes are destroyed during the team's first attempt to catch the pigeon, the General informs Dastardly there are no new planes available for them. The squadron's attempts to catch the pigeon for the rest of the episode include a plane bought from Bargain Bill's Used Plane Lot and whatever Klunk can build from the remaining parts of planes used in past attempts.
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Broke Episode / int_71169c78	comment	Chowder has the episode "Shopping Spree" where the boys take the money from the company's money box and go on a shopping spree until they go through not just the kitchen's budget... but the show's actual animation budget. Cue live footage of the characters' voice actors needing to hold a car wash in the studio parking lot in order to raise enough money to get the animation back, so the episode can properly continue.
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Broke Episode / int_724ee600	comment	Richie Rich adapts the comic book story (see above) into one of its episodes, in which Richie's rival Reggie van Dough takes advantage of the situation and tries to make it worse for the Riches.
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Broke Episode / int_72e68fc6	comment	In Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney â€“ Spirit of Justice's second case, "The Magical Turnabout", Trucy gets the Wright Anything Agency into a debt to the tune of 3 million dollars due to a television deal that went bunk, and Apollo has to either (A) prove that it wasn't Trucy's fault the show got cancelled, or (B) prove that the contract that required they pay 3 mil. was made in a fraudulent fashion. They return to the office at the end of the investigation to find that everything in the office has been repossessed.
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Broke Episode / int_730bdef3	comment	In Grenadier, Rushuna and Yatchan are often broke and hungry, and in one episode resort to performing entertaining stunts in the street for money, with little success.
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Broke Episode / int_7460586f	comment	Archer Vice opens with the Feds raiding ISIS — it turns out that all those questionably legal jobs the agency has taken over the years were, in fact, mostly illegal. The team is reduced to trying to figure out ways to sell a mountain of cocaine they had squirreled away in their headquarters. Given how incompetent and/or insane the various members of the team are, Hilarity Ensues.
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Broke Episode / int_77184a72	comment	Victorious: In one episode, Tori is low on money. Andre gets her a job at a frozen yogurt shop, handing out samples. She gets paid based on how many samples she gives away. Unfortunately for her, the customers find the samples disgusting.
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Broke Episode / int_7950b30f	comment	Played with on The Colbert Report. During the 2009 economic depression, the normally focused on opulence-related toys and stories segment "Colbert Platinum" was replaced with "Colbert Aluminum".
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Broke Episode / int_7ccc77f0	comment	Patlabor: Several episodes are dedicated to showing how the SVU2 manages during budget cuts, or simply due to the costly expenses of repairing and maintaining the Labors. The Next Generation takes this to its logical conclusion by revealing that SVU1 was eventually disbanded, after the top brass of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department decided that it was too costly to support both Labor divisions.
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Broke Episode / int_7d5e43b0	comment	The Goodies: Seen in the special "The Goodies and the Beanstalk" where the Goodies fall on hard times and are forced to sell their beloved bike for a can of baked beans. Briefly at the start of Bunfight at the Ok Tearooms, but never fear—Graeme has come up with a way to make money by gold prospecting! When the others point out his prospecting equipment must have cost a fortune, Graeme agrees—it's why they're broke.
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Broke Episode / int_7db679b4	comment	The Aquabats! Super Show!: Happens to the Aquabats on the episode "Showtime!" as a result of the Commander spending all their money on limited-edition collector plates he hoped to sell to their fans. Which they turn out not to have that many of. They had filmed the scene declaring their broke status at the beginning of the episode because the showrunners ran out of money to finish the season finale, so all the special effects in the episode were done either out-of-pocket, more cheaply than the usual cheapness, or by calling favors. Despite this, it still looks pretty amazing anyway.
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Broke Episode / int_7e05f763	comment	In Uncanny Avengers, the Unity Squad is out of money and out of a base after Deadpool's unwitting betrayal. However, New York gives them the Avengers Mansion as thanks and, thanks to Johnny Storm getting a monetary windfall, their problems are solved easily.
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Broke Episode / int_7efcd096	comment	Adventures from the Book of Virtues: In "Integrity", Zach and Annie attempt to earn money by selling special homemade weathervanes to people, but they just sell them very fast because Annie cut the corners. Unfortunately, their customers didn't like the weathervanes, so they form an angry mob wanting their money back. This makes Zach and Annie retreat to Plato for help. In "Honesty" (1998), Annie attempts to have Zach pay her fifteen dollars when they paint Annie's mother's fence, but after they get done, Zach is irritated at Annie so he won't pay her.
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Broke Episode / int_80942169	comment	One episode of Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide centers around the protagonists trying to earn enough money to be able to visit a concert. Hilarity Ensues.
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Broke Episode / int_809a3193	comment	A Different World has two episodes: Kimberly is offered a full scholarship but then finds out that the company sponsoring it still has connections to apartheid so she gives it up, forcing her to work three jobs to pay her tuition. Walter and Freddie find another scholarship for Kimberly and even though it's not the full one she turned down, it's enough for her to quit 2 of her jobs. In the other episode, Whitley's dad forces her to drastically reduce her spending habits, so she has to get a job and move in with Jalessa. When Whitley and Dwayne get married, they both live in Perpetual Poverty as she works a variety of low-paying jobs and he is a graduate assistant.
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Broke Episode / int_8125b468	comment	Batman: One Golden Age story had Bruce Wayne lose his fortune due to an embezzler and Batman and Robin attempting to continue their crimefighting career while struggling to do things like buy gas for the Batmobile. Golden Age being Golden Age, he got his fortune back by the end of the story. [1] During the Batman Eternal storyline, Bruce loses his money, company, and house due to various actions from criminals. He doesn't get it back until the start of DC Rebirth. The Joker War begins with Joker stealing Wayne's fortune. However, the focus is less on "what if Batman had no billions?" (because he still has all the gear he designed before), more on "what if Joker had billions?"
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Broke Episode / int_83c5459c	comment	Trinity Blood: Abel, being the disorganized person that he normally is, never has enough money when he needs it. He states at least once during the series that this is because of a vow of poverty he took. He is not allowed to have more than a few coins at a time. He is after all a Catholic priest... though given that he's a field operative for the Vatican one would think he should have access to an expense account (which wouldn't be his money, but rather the Church's) to handle official business.
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Broke Episode / int_84823809	comment	Kaeloo: The trope is Played for Laughs in Episode 138, where Stumpy is broke and needs to raise money to buy a comic book. Since he's just a kid, he doesn't need to worry about food or shelter.
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Broke Episode / int_8e82c366	comment	The Real Ghostbusters suffered from this. Thanks to things like Egon's experiments, the cost of maintaining their equipment, and Slimer's food bill, the Ghostbusters often found themselves strapped for cash. Anytime they got a job with a potentially big payoff, they would get stiffed on the bill for some reason or another, as how it tends to happen with this trope. Occasionally subverted, such as in "Beneath These Streets" where they prevent a legion of ghosts from sinking Manhattan. Egon explains that while the Mayor didn't believe the truth, that a mythical pillar that supports the island is real and the Ghostbusters prevented it's destruction, he paid them anyway because they stopped the earthquakes plaguing the city.
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Broke Episode / int_90a3a7f4	comment	Kim Possible episode "Triple S" featured a con artist who scammed the Seniors out of their vast fortune. When said con artist was worried about retaliation from Senior, he offered $2 billion for Senior's capture. Junior claimed the money to buy back Senior Island.
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Broke Episode / int_996edf24	comment	Wonder Woman Volume 2 Issues #72-81 (Feb. 1991-Nov. 1993) sees Diana practically homeless with Themyscira missing and her stipend from the JLA (1997) tied up in a computer glitch (the system still thinks she's dead) and having to find a job to make ends meet. Her employer? A knock-off of Taco Bell. She actually gets into the work after a while and her franchise in Boston turns into a Good-Guy Bar by the end of the arc.
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Broke Episode / int_99c003af	comment	The Boondocks: The Season 3 episode "Bitches to Rags" involves the multi-millionaire rapper Thugnificent realizing that he's become totally bankrupt, and also owes a lot of taxes to the IRS. In the end, he has no choice but to leave his music career behind, while his crumbling mansion gets demolished. This isn't exactly a broke episode, however, as he gets a job working for UPS as a delivery driver and is still working that job as of his last appearance. The entire Season 4 story arc is about Robert Freeman becoming bankrupt and indebted to a ruthless loan shark named Ed Wuncler II. Robert tries finding jobs and attempting get-rich-quick schemes in a feeble effort to pay off his massive debts.
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Broke Episode / int_9ce851a3	comment	Malcolm in the Middle has these out the wazoo (starting with the episode in which Lois is fired from her job at the Lucky Aide drugstore after Dewey steals a bottle of cognac and Lois's boss calls her out on not fixing the mistake on her inventory). One even combines it with a Christmas Episode.
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Broke Episode / int_9d47a2a2	comment	In A Song of Ice and Fire, Arya Stark, who as the daughter of a powerful lord has never wanted for anything, becomes a street urchin, catching pigeons for food. Although this is something of a subversion, because Arya already has all the skills required to live this kind of life and doesn't particularly experience hardship because of her sudden change in fortune. She is grieving, but that's because of the loss of her pet Nymeria.
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Broke Episode / int_9e202b7b	comment	One Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple story has the Ryouzanpaku going bankrupt and holding classes for children as a means of breaking even.
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Broke Episode / int_9e2f90f4	comment	The fourth One Piece film Dead End Adventure is started by this Trope: the Straw Hats enter a race to win enough money to tide them over until their next adventure, which you'd think would come into play more often given Luffy's appetite. Though it does — offscreen. When Luffy complains how the crew doesn't have much money when the White Berets' fines prove too much for them to afford with the little they have left, their immediate response is to show him the food bill. One might think that as pirates they could just plunder what they need, but...
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Broke Episode / int_a32b6a64	comment	Played with in The West Wing: many, many episodes are about the U.S. government not having enough money in the budget to pass the bills/provisions of bills the White House wants to pass (usually due to pork projects sponsored by self-interested members of congress), and the characters' attempts to jump through hoops to find some way to manage. These episodes differ from non-budget-related episodes in that the conflict is usually personal and character-based, rather than ideological and issue-based.
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Broke Episode / int_a56adb89	comment	In Stupid Mario Brothers The Interactive Adventure, it happens because Mario is too lazy to pay rent and gold coins aren't accepted as currency.
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Broke Episode / int_a5ec251b	comment	The Paper Sisters from Read or Die were frequently broke, especially in the manga. This is because they would spend all of their food money on books. If only there were some way to make money out of paper... Their powers over paper don't include being able to print things on it, however. On the other hand, if you've seen the OVA, there are interesting things done with actual paper money...
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Broke Episode / int_ab42c63a	comment	Get Smart: There were a few, mainly "Cutback at CONTROL" and "Maxwell Smart, Private Eye". Though really, when Maxwell Smart is your agency's top operative, no wonder your backers get nervous about where their money's going.
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Broke Episode / int_aca7b22d	comment	In The Amazing World of Gumball episode "The Money", Gumball's family loses their money thanks to Richard's idiocy, and Larry tells that they can make money by doing a commercial for Joyful Burger. Gumball refuses to sell out, which results in them losing their stuff, their house, and eventually their animation quality.
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Broke Episode / int_ad29dc16	comment	All in the Family: The third part of the 1974-1975 season opening Story Arc "The Bunkers And Inflation" shows the effect an extended strike can have on the American family. Here, the International Longshoremen's Association, which represents Archie and other dock workers at the Pendergast Tool & Die Co., have gone on strike, and negotiations between the union and company executives are at a stalemate and have shown no signs of either progressing or either side willing to negotiate a compromise. With no paycheck coming in for three weeks now, the impact on the Bunkers' already meager financial situation becomes dire. Gloria has a job at a local department store but is barely making more than minimum wage (in 1974, it was $2 per hour) and she's not able to get more hours scheduled, while Mike is barely able to scrape together enough from tutoring jobs, and at his college there are seemingly more tutors than students. So that's forced the Bunkers to dip into their already thin savings account to keep food on the table and pay other bills, which thanks to mid-1970s inflation the prices aren't going down. Then, the situation begins to resolve itself when Edith announces she's been offered a job at a Jefferson Cleaners store nearby. Archie â€“ who apparently is also on leave from his taxicab-driving job â€“ won't hear anything of it and tells Edith to tell Louise Jefferson, "Thanks, but no thanks!" In the end, Mike, Gloria, and George and Louise Jefferson convince Archie to relent ... which after swallowing his stubborn pride he does. (Word had it that rumors of layoffs of striking workers was on the table if they continued to refuse to negotiate also forced Archie's hand.) The strike eventually resolves itself in the final part of the four-part story, but the strike has taken its toll and it will be several weeks before the financial situation is stabilized.
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Broke Episode / int_af42a07f	comment	Their perpetual bad luck with money is referenced in the Big Damn Movie when, during the opening robbery, they open a safe to find a mere handful of cash; Zoe snarks "At last, we can give up this life of crime". They then find the actual haul, have to flee town ahead of a horde of cannibal rapist madmen, and find that their employers have arbitrarily decided to change the terms of the deal to demand a bigger cut of the profit... and after that, the movie stops being about money.
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Broke Episode / int_b11e29d2	comment	Outlaw Star is almost as much about Broke Episodes as Cowboy Bebop. Like with the latter, most of the money is spent on the upkeep of their spaceship, such as docking fees, repairs, and ammunition. It does not help that Gene's ego refuses to let him accept jobs unless they're suitably dramatic or high-paying enough. Hilariously enforced at the end of one episode that ended with them bringing home a treasure trove of Dragonite. Unfortunately it was low grade, and the money received from it was just enough to cover the cost of damages and other expenditures for their ship, leaving them right back where they started.
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Broke Episode / int_b30ae4db	comment	Game of Thrones: An arc played out in later seasons, where the War of the Five Kings has devastated the economy of Westeros and even the wealthy Lannisters are severely strapped for cash under the looming threat of the Iron Bank of Braavos. They solve the problem by invading and looting their former allies the Tyrells.
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Broke Episode / int_b432d859	comment	The first half of Episode 8 of Lycoris Recoil focuses on Takina's attempts to get the cafÃ© LycoReco back into profitability, some of these even hampering Chisato directly on missions. It's dropped shortly after the cafÃ© has enough money to not only make above profit, but to buy a robot server to help out. If you're wondering, they get back in the black because Takina comes up with an extremely popular dessert... that happens to look like a giant turd.
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Broke Episode / int_b98da5d2	comment	Love Hina: In episode 14, where everyone in the apartments has to provide 10,000 yen for bills. Also to a lesser degree in episode 6 where Shinobu and Motoko have to fund their "rescue mission" by doing odd jobs.
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Broke Episode / int_bbd5e2f	comment	The two sisters in Binbou Shimai Monogatari are usually broke or pretty nearly so, which forms the subject of a lot of episodes. In fact, the entire series can be described as a "Broke Series". The title actually translates to something close to: "story of impoverished sisters".
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Broke Episode / int_be3298dd	comment	Arthur 2: On the Rocks had multimillionaire Arthur Bach being cut off from his fortune.
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Broke Episode / int_c0c8ab61	comment	The novel Mr Monk Is Cleaned Out is about Monk getting laid off by the SFPD due to the recession and this keeping him from proving Ponzi schemer Bob Sebes guilty of three murders
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Broke Episode / int_c0ce313e	comment	Mahou Sentai Magiranger: One episode had Makito lose the money bag containing the family's earnings for the month, and Urara trying to manage the family's funds without worrying her siblings. Luckily, they find it at the end, much to the indignation of the rest.
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Broke Episode / int_c1bf1af4	comment	In one episode of Two and a Half Men, Charlie is having money problems, when he goes to his accountant, he explains to Charlie that he's spending too much money and that he has received little money from his jingles royalties. The accountant explains that he should receive a substantial amount the following month, and advises him to cut back on costs to avoid completely running out of money. His brother Alan then forces Charlie to stick to a budget and severely cut back on his expenses until he starts earning money again.
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Broke Episode / int_c337e490	comment	Poor Poor Lips has a broke arc when Ren's mother cuts her off from the family fortune, forcing her to close the jewelry store she runs as a hobby and move in with her impoverished former employee Nako.
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Broke Episode / int_c35714d6	comment	Blackadder: The episode "Money" was basically Edmund up to his eyeballs in debt, pursued by a Loan Shark. Thankfully, he's able to blackmail the loan shark into not only calling off the debt but also out of several thousand pounds extra. The third series episode "Amy and Amiability" sees Edmund out of money and facing a mountain of bills. He tries his usual fix of asking Prince George for a raise, only to learn the prince is also broke thanks to gambling debts. A plan is hatched to marry George off to the daughter of a wealthy industrialist but it turns out they don't have any money either. In desperation, Edmund becomes The Highwayman but quickly runs foul of a more established highwayman, The Shadow, who steals his money. Edmund gets revenge by turning The Shadow in for a reward, which also happens to solve his financial woes.
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Broke Episode / int_c501b586	comment	The Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser story "Lean Times in Lankhmar". After a period of very little money, the usually Heterosexual Life-Partners main characters get into an argument and go their separate ways. The Mouser ends up as a gangster's goon and Fafhrd becomes an acolyte for a fairly unsuccessful religion, Isaac of the Jug. Their jobs soon become entangled when Fafhrd's boisterous sermons attract new followers and The Mouser's boss wants to extort the popular new faith, but also due to some sort of emotional breakdown ends up genuinely believing in the religion. This is probably one of the funniest stories in the series.
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Broke Episode / int_c511c682	comment	Asterix: [[Asterix and the Cauldron Asterix and the Cauldron is a variant, with the "don't care about money" protagonists trying to recover stolen money in a Gaul broken by Julius Caesar's military expenditures.
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Broke Episode / int_c51fbda2	comment	The Biker Mice from Mars had one for the villains in the episode "Stone Broke". After another foiled scheme causes an explosion in the Plutarkians' resource pit, the High Chairman cuts off Limburger's funds, forcing him and his henchmen to move to a trailer park. They decide to get into the Chairman's good graces again by adding his face to Mount Rushmore and teleporting it to Plutark. Thanks to the protagonists' actions, only the Chairman's head is teleported away and this, combined with the fact that it landed on top of his mother in law pleases the chairman who starts funding them again. Unfortunately for Limburger, because his funds didn't return on time to honor the check he gave to the Villain of the Week, said villain destroyed Limburger Plaza in retaliation.
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Broke Episode / int_c7912cea	comment	Jimmy Two-Shoes did "You Can't Keep a Heinous Down", which had Lucius losing his entire fortune thanks to Beezy and being forced to room with Jimmy, as well as get menial jobs.
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Broke Episode / int_ca08598f	comment	The Wire: Season 5 is a broke season for the Baltimore PD. At the end of season 4 it was discovered that the school system had been running at a massive deficit for years, so in order to plug that hole every other department in the city was shortchanged. For the police, it meant cancelling overtime, court pay, scheduled raises, even regular maintenance on department vehicles. This is comically illustrated when McNulty arrives at a crime scene via a city bus.
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Broke Episode / int_d0744832	comment	The Avengers: The Avengers, despite usually having Tony Stark's funds, once have to work for a millionaire to pay the bills. When they find out the millionaire is dishonest, they refuse to be paid by him. Curiously, the millionaire was Cornelius Van Lunt in one of his earliest appearances. Cornelius would become better known as the super-villain Taurus, the de facto leader of the Zodiac Cartel (a criminal syndicate headed by 12 costumed super-villains). He was a relatively prominent and long-running villain from 1970 to 1988. Then he managed to piss off Moon Knight and was Killed Off for Real. During the All-New, All-Different Avengers era, the team is forced to be based inside an abandoned Stark Hangar and ration out certain things like the Quinjet due to the fact that Stark was broke. The Avengers era fixes this by giving the remaining Avengers a new base inside Parker Industries' main headquarters (which is also the Baxter Building). After Secret Empire, they're put out on the street again after Peter destroyed Parker Industries, but it doesn't last, as they're dragged into the events of Avengers: No Surrender. In Uncanny Avengers, the Unity Squad is out of money and out of a base after Deadpool's unwitting betrayal. However, New York gives them the Avengers Mansion as thanks and, thanks to Johnny Storm getting a monetary windfall, their problems are solved easily.
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Broke Episode / int_d148f51d	comment	The Looney Tunes Show, "Peel of Fortune". Bugs gets his money from royalties from the carrot peeler he invented. But when Daffy steals Bugs' plans for an electric carrot peeler, the market for regular peelers dries up and Bugs ends up losing all his money. The Reset Button is pressed when the electric carrot peeler is recalled and Bugs invents a Time Machine to keep all this from happening.
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Broke Episode / int_d5bdc32e	comment	One early-ish issue of Gold Digger had the Diggers sisters finding out they were being hunted by the IRS, but with no cash on hand thanks to Gina's inventions, Brit's shopping addiction, and coming back empty-handed from their last couple expeditions. Gina's rival Penny is convinced to loan Gina the money she needs, if she will cover Penny's niece's fast-food job for a day. And wouldn't you know it, that's the day one of Gina's favorite professors stops by and mistakenly assumes she works there all the time. On the plus side, this gets Gina and Penny to finally bury the hatchet and become friends.
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Broke Episode / int_d6778009	comment	On Cabin Pressure, MJN Air and its employees suffer from Perpetual Poverty. However, the second series episode "Johannesburg" deserves special recognition because it centers around Douglas and Martin's increasingly desperate attempts to get together the money to pay for the damage they did to Douglas's ex-wife's property during Douglas's daughter's birthday party.
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Broke Episode / int_db4fa1f7	comment	The Steve Harvey Show finds newlyweds Cedric and Lovita on the good end of an $8000 bank error. Even though Lovita is uneasy about spending the money at first, she and Cedric have the requisite spending spree once he confirms with the bank that the money is theirs to keep. When Lovita's conscience won't allow her to enjoy their ill-gotten purchases, Cedric goes back to the bank and they do realize the error and takes the money back. Cedric and Lovita go back to their Perpetual Poverty status by the end of the episode and Lovita couldn't be happier.
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Broke Episode / int_db96ded4	comment	The Legend of Korra features an episode where the Fire Ferrets has lost most of their hard-earned winnings by paying their rent and equipment costs, and therefore can't supply the entry fee they need to enter the pro-bending tournament as well as being in danger of being turned back to the streets. Mako attempts to earn money by getting a day job using his lightning-bending to power a grid at a power plant and Bolin also tries to get some by panhandling for coins while his fire ferret Pabu does tricks. They eventually get the money they need when Mako's new friend Asami convinces her father, the wealthy industrialist Hiroshi Sato, to sponsor them in the tournament.
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Broke Episode / int_ed646ea	comment	The Joker War begins with Joker stealing Wayne's fortune. However, the focus is less on "what if Batman had no billions?" (because he still has all the gear he designed before), more on "what if Joker had billions?"
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