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New Job as the Plot Demands

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New Job as the Plot Demands	comment	This is when a character frequently changes their job to serve the plot's purpose. Imagine their resumes... May overlap with Honest John's Dealership. Compare Inexplicably Identical Individuals and Recurring Extra, which is a less specific and less likely to be plot relevant version, and The Generic Guy where the character and his job have little relevance to the plot at all. Compare New Job Episode, where the job is actually the focus of the plot. Not to be confused with: The Main Characters Do Everything, where the main cast performs every function in their organization for plot convenience; Renaissance Man, where a person is a trained expert in many different fields and can perform in all of them; Expansion Pack Past, where different jobs can get piled on in the character's backstory. What, Exactly, Is His Job?, where the character has one job, but no one knows what that job is or understands it. One Hour Workweek, where the character has a job, but is never actually seen working.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_117116ef	comment	The Penguins of Madagascar: After Officer X is fired from animal control, he seems to get a new temporary job every time he appears, pretty much always in the right place to cause the Penguins problems.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_117dc363	comment	Condorito constantly changes jobs in most of his appearances. In his 70's apparitions he had a stable job in a garage/car wash unless it was needed to be otherwise for the sake of a joke, but this started to quickly fade out of use when the comic started to rely more and more in the creation of different worlds to make the jokes work. Sometimes Condorito is the major of a rural colonial Pelotillehue, and others a hobo in a huge Pelotillehue metropolis.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_1409f1e9	comment	Real Life has this with Alan Extra, who is basically anything from a pilot to a movie theater worker, to a random guy on the street who gave the main character directions. In fact, one of the comics states flat out that Alan Extra is everyone who isn't a named character. Store Clerk? Alan. Tech Support? Alan. Guy in panel 1 who looks different from guy in panel 4? Both are Alan.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_1688bcd5	comment	In Our Town, the narrator himself appears in the play several times, each time having a different job.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_16c9fb48	comment	Tokyo Afterschool Summoners: While Nomad is primarily a detective, he usually takes other jobs to help himself be financially stable. These jobs include body guarding Claude, body guarding Gabriel, babysitting, running a yakisoba stand, and a fitness instructor.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_17024c6d	comment	This is the essential premise of The Pretender: Each week, Jarod uses his unfathomable intelligence to slide into a new job as though he's had it for years, Set Right What's In The Process of Going Wrong, and then escape just before his former captors at The Center find him.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_17e6cb15	comment	Bojack Horseman: Every season, the main characters (Bojack, Princess Carolyn, Mr. Peanutbutter) get a new job. Todd is the king of this trope, in certain seasons getting a new job almost every episode. His occupations include: website executive, owner of an amusement park, owner of a year-round Halloween store, owner of a clown dentistry practice, owner of an Uber competitor, assistant to Mr. Peanutbutter, stagehand, prisoner, etc.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_1981e3cb	comment	Gordon Urquhart in Local Hero is an innkeeper, lawyer, town mayor, and drives a cab during the busy season due to living in a small town.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_1a248cc8	comment	The Pajanimals has Edwin, who is a magician, but is always pretending to be some type of job or role each time the Pajanimals visit him, often royal stuff such as a king or a knight.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_1ae51709	comment	Literally everyone on The Mr. Men Show, most notably Little Miss Whoops, who can't keep a job because she's just so bad at everything she does, despite always claiming to be "a trained professional". One episode revealed that the Mr. Men and Little Misses invoke this trope deliberately, getting new jobs every Tuesday.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_1b07932e	comment	Prince Nana has on more than one occasion teased leaving or actually left Ring of Honor only to return not much later in a new position. He started as wrestler before becoming a manager of an Embassy, then was forced to become a wrestler again, then became a talent scout, which he used to become a manager again and then became a commentator.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_1bd50d20	comment	Randal's Monday: Justified. Murray keeps getting reassigned due to his incompetence and Randal's shenanigans. How he ends up being a prison guard is never properly explained, though.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_1c5e0f05	comment	The 9th Life of Sherman Phelps: Sherman and Ronald have a different job in each episode. They're movers in the first film, policemen in the secod, and butchers in the fifth.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_1c8a1380	comment	Saiko Rocks lampshades the tendency of Kermit and Jeeves to do this in SMG4 canon. They both show up doing new jobs they haven't done in the bloopers and both times, the narration goes on to list the number of jobs they'd already done before saying that one more couldn't hurt.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_1d45e6aa	comment	A running gag with Kanoko on Gaia Online was her constant short-lived attempts at employment in various Chance Item storylines. Eventually she managed to find long-term work as a shop assistant at two shops, but she still applied to be a Halloween mascot the next year, which led to a Lampshade Hanging.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_1e703d1f	comment	Kirk from Gilmore Girls. It is eventually lampshaded when out of the blue, he overbids Luke in a real estate deal: He also doesn't seem to have a place to live, as seen as one episode where families in Stars Hollow "take turns" hosting Kirk while allowing him to babysit their children. (Though he seems to act just like one when he stays at Lorelai's house.)
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_22e5872a	comment	Funky Kong in Donkey Kong Country was a plane/helicopter salesman in the first 2 DKC games, ran a boat hire firm in the third game, was an ammunition/weapon maker in Donkey Kong 64, and still found time to race in Mario Kart Wii!
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_22e860f4	comment	This is Shawn's entire background before forming the eponymous detective agency in Psych. He seems willing to keep this up if it helps the case, too, as when he took a job at the museum in "From the Earth to Starbucks."
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_25939f95	comment	Mahoraba has an Anime Chinese Girl that ends all of her sentences with ~yo who's just not competent enough to keep a job for long.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_261c8d3f	comment	With a large cast, The Simpsons has a sizable subset in this role, each for a different kind of job. Troy McClure is an extremely prolific B-Movie actor who'll host whatever informational video advances the plot. Lindsey Naegle is a single successful businesswoman/TV executive. The season 13 episode "Blame It On Lisa" lampshaded this when Marge asks Lindsay why she keeps changing jobs. Lindsay's answer: she's a sexual predator. The very point of the character Gil is to be perpetually dangling by a thread at his current job, whatever it may be — he was introduced as in real estate, another had him working at a shoe store, another was at a car lot, and another had him as a department store Santa. Although Lionel Hutz spent most of his appearance as an incompetent Amoral Attorney, he's suddenly a babysitter in "Marge on the Lam", tries to muscle his ways into being Milhouse's acting agent in "Radioactive Man" (also mentioning himself as an unauthorized biographer and drug "keeper-away-er), and is a Shady Real Estate Agent in "Realty Bites". One gets the impression the writers wanted to expand his role to other disreputable jobs, but the death of Phil Hartman pushed Hutz into Actor Existence Limbo. Captain McCallister has held a lot of nautical jobs (despite not being a licensed captain), as well as owning and operating an all-you-can-eat seafood restaurant (the latter of which has been used more often in later episodes). Squeaky Voiced Teen (whose name was established as Mitch Peterson early on, then seemingly forgotten by the writers, and later established again as Jeremy Freedman) either works at Krusty Burger or works as a ticket taker, concession stand clerk, or usher at the Aztec Movie Theater (or the Googleplex). Some episodes have him working at an ice cream parlor called Phineas Q. Butterfat's. A mustached Charles Bronson-sound-alike is a customer service worker. Sideshow Bob calls him "Raphael" in one episode, but that name has never been used since. The following exchange occurred in "How I Spent My Strummer Vacation" with Homer in Sarcastic Man's taxi: "Bart Sells His Soul" features two mustached "Sarcastic Middle-Aged Men". One working as a bug exterminator at Milhouse's place, the other driving a street cleaner car, running over Bart's car, then driving it down a subway station staircase. That Jerk Who Says "Yeeehs?" is an homage to Frank Nelson, above. Homer's occasional propensity for this was actually a bone of contention in the writer's room early on, as, realistically, he wouldn't be able to take extended time off to manage a country singer or conduct a monorail while maintaining his job at the power plant. Naturally, Rule of Funny usually won out.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_27777760	comment	Henry on Eureka, complete with a different Velcro patch on his uniform for each of his jobs. In season 3, he gets a "Mayor" patch. He doesn't actually switch jobs a lot, he holds multiple jobs at once due to his expertise in many areas.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_27c708b3	comment	In Rosario + Vampire Capu2, Ruby continues to change what job she's working at the school frequently. One time she's working as a waitress, the next she's helping out the nurse on Measuring Day. She needed something to do ever since her transition from Dark Magical Girl.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_284882f8	comment	Mona from the WarioWare series has had a different job in nearly every game. She's been a gelato server (original), a waitress (Mega Party Game$), a pizza delivery gal (Twisted), the bass player in a rock band (while still delivering pizzas, Touched), a cheerleader and a steamed bun street vendor (Smooth Moves), a roller-coaster operator (Snapped), an explorer/reporter (D.I.Y.), a photojournalist (Game & Wario), and a fashionista (Gold). If you include her appearance as an easter egg in Rhythm Heaven Megamix, she's also been a sports reporter and interviewer. She also works as a games developer for Wario throughout. What makes all of this especially weird is that she's listed as a high school student, and all these jobs are part-time. Her boss, Joe, is usually seen working alongside her, so it's most likely that she follows him when he decides to change careers.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_286b9e4	comment	Spaced Out has Guy, who turns up in every job on the space station besides its custodian, school teacher and supply shuttle pilot. His official job description is being the station's "Everything" (it's occasionally implied that he is actually a robot). Especially curious, considering that the station is the size of a large town and has fully stocked amenities (all run by Guy) despite their being a total of eight other residents.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_29516906	comment	Sgt Joe Friday and his various partners turn up in just about every police division, from Bunco to Citizens Complaints, on Dragnet. Explained in several episodes that they were "on loan" or "helping out" due to too much work.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_2a15962e	comment	Tojo from Beelzebub. One possible explanation for his constant shuffling of part-time jobs is because he keeps getting into trouble when rival gang members show up to fight him.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_2c451a2a	comment	Speaking of Kobato., Fujimoto is another main character who keeps changing jobs — however, he does this to earn as much money as he can to support Sayaka.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_2d2d17de	comment	In the second half of Power Rangers Turbo, Bulk and Skull had a different job-of-the-week, sometimes losing it (or saying Screw This, I'm Outta Here) onscreen. The two would get a permanent job working for Professor Phenomenous in the next season.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_2f8201f1	comment	Minori Kushieda from Toradora! holds many jobs. She's captain of the softball club, a waitress at a restaurant, a part-time helper at a convenience store... Seems like she is following the advice of someone from a manga...
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_2f90633c	comment	Gray Ghost in Manehattan's Lone Guardian helps support her family by doing odd jobs, according to her profile. One chapter briefly has her working as a server at a bowling alley. Later, she's roped into working at the Pyre of Fears in order to pay for damages to the building.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_36d1798b	comment	In A Goofy Movie, Goofy is a child photographer, a high-paying and decent job that he enjoys. By the start of An Extremely Goofy Movie, he's instead a factory line worker in a run-down toy factory with no explanation towards how or why he started working there. Of course, knowing Goofy, he probably lost his old job in a Noodle Incident.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_3a4b9eff	comment	A minor character in Suzuka has as many different jobs as she has appearances.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_3e5f3f53	comment	SMG4: Luigi is shown in at least three or four videos to be working a new job, such as a casino game host, a milkman and an ice cream man. He apparently has to take a number of jobs to pay for the destruction Mario causes in his misadventures. Kermit and Jeeves are both shown to have a different profession each time they show up, usually without explanation. Played for Drama with Meggy. After Meggy's Destiny: An SMG4 Movie, she starts bouncing between jobs that she picked up as hobbies during her earlier appearances, including police officer, firefighter, and defense attorney, each of which she either drops out of after the end of the episode or doesn't follow through with at all. It's eventually made clear that this is because she's Desperately Seeking A Purpose In Life, which leads to a nervous breakdown. After finally finding direction during Sunset Paradise, she commits herself to being a sports coach. For a while from 2019 to 2020, Swagmaster and Chris had a variety of different jobs such as prison guard, firemen, soldiers, and McDonald's workers.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_3f4a104b	comment	Dogbert from Dilbert is definitely this. In a single anthology that ranged from the 5/19/91 strip to the 12/13/92 strip, Dogbert had no fewer than forty jobs. note A teacher at "Dogbertâ€™s School of Hard Knocks," a business consultant, an encyclopedia writer, a tabloid newspaper writer, Dilbertâ€™s lawyer, the manager of "Dogbertâ€™s Find-A-Friend Service," a pop psychologist and lecturer, a used car salesman, the despotic king of Elbonia, the host of "Dogbertâ€™s World of the Unexplained," a Supreme Court justice, a prophet, a newspaper critic, a babysitter, the warden of a private jail for the rich and famous, an insider stock trader, a square-dance caller, a Presidential candidate, the host of "Dogbertâ€™s World of Amazingly Ignorant People," a tax preparation accountant, an industrial spy, an economic advisor in Washington, a MTV reporter, a greeting card designer, an advertiser, the host of "Healing for Dollars," a teacher at "Dogbertâ€™s School of Common Sense," a newsletter writer, a marriage counselor, the leader of a vegetarian movement, a hitman, a private detective, a demagogue and author, a hypnotist, a doctor, the manager of a dating service, a time management expert, a driving instructor, a teacher at "Dogbertâ€™s School for Jerks," and the Supreme Ruler of the World. He also ran a "Pet Me" stand, an "I Will Listen to Your Sad Story" stand, a "Confess-O-Rama" stand, and a "Parent Licenses" stand.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_404622d6	comment	In the Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends episode "Store Wars", Coco takes several jobs at the local mall that end up relating to what the other main characters are doing. It is later revealed that she used the cash to buy a massage chair for Madam Foster's birthday.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_41e32c4	comment	Nanami of The Pet Girl of Sakurasou is seen working at several places. However, she states that she's earning the money enter voice acting training.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_42085f56	comment	In Charles in Charge, Ben Stein played an Obstructive Bureaucrat in various settings (bank, mental institution). Initially played as Inexplicably Identical Individuals, but lampshaded in his last appearance, when it is revealed that delusions of grandeur have led the character to repeatedly "promote" himself to increasingly higher-status positions.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_420cb784	comment	In Engine Sentai Go-onger, Hant's got a different part-time job every time his work situation comes up.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_42557b28	comment	Narugami (aka Thor) from Mythical Detective Loki Ragnarok... yes, the god Thor. He's really not good at keeping money.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_42c05590	comment	Rocko's Modern Life Chuck and Leon, better recognized as The Chameleon Brothers. They're always on the hip end of any career, often as entrepreneurs or artists, and have an extremely fake Scandinavian accent. Their Funny Animal species is a dead giveaway to their ever-changing role. One main character, Filburt, spent a few episodes with different jobs before being promoted to a main major character. He has held at least nine different ones during the course of the series. Dr. Hutchison held a number of jobs in various medical fields before being promoted; upon meeting Dr. Hutchison, Rocko would invariably say, "Dr. Hutchison? I thought you were a [dentist/pharmacist/whatever job she had last]", to which she'd respond with laughter and a pun relating to the previous job: "I couldn't handle looking down in the mouth anymore!" One time, Rocko just said all the jobs at once, to which Hutchison replied, "Yeah... it's been a crazy year." In the 20 years between the series and Static Cling, Nosey went from a talk show host to a news reporter.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_455e3038	comment	Jimmy Witchard the violent brain-damaged man from King of the Hill has a different job nearly every time we see him, a concession stand manager, garbage man, janitor, amateur artist, etc. Peggy Hill as well. Originally a substitute Spanish teacher, she later took on other forms of employment such as a newspaper columnist, customer service representative, real estate agent, and so many more.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_46518682	comment	Grover on Sesame Street. His most well-known position was as a waiter at Charlie's Restaurant, opposite the Blue Man, and even these expanded into a wider variety of spots — as a hot dog vendor, a taxi driver, elevator operator, etc. — all thoroughly incapable of satisfying his one recurring customer. In the '70s Grover frequently appeared as a door-to-door salesman, usually calling on Kermit the Frog. Each time he'd be peddling a different item, and always something a frog would have no use for: earmuffs, toothbrush, nose warmer, etc. A full list of his jobs can be found here.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_468a39a9	comment	In Brain Donors, the character played by Mel Smith is not only a cab driver, but also cleans swimming pools and runs his own toupee business. In fact, he's only driving the cab as a sideline. As soon as he gets his drivers license, he's out of there.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_468bebb0	comment	Discworld: Shawn Ogg of Lancre is, among other things, the captain of the guard, its standing armynote Except when he's lying down, the Royal Historian, a footman, the postman, and the conductor of the Lancre Light Symphony Orchestra. But his most important job is cleaning the privies. You can do without a Royal Historian for a week, but if the privies haven't been cleaned, you'll know about it. Cut-Me-Own-Throat Dibbler is another prominent example. Sure, he inevitably returns to his primary business of selling what are technically sausages "inna bun", but whenever a new industry begins to form in Ankh-Morpork, you can rest assured that Throat will try to cash in on it. All while employing the same level of quality control that he does with his sausages. Ponder Stibbons, the Only Sane Man at Unseen University, keeps acquiring new job titles and duties simply because no one else wants them. By Unseen Academicals all those titles give him a majority vote on the University Council, meaning he's technically the most powerful person in the entire university. Rincewind also has a string of job titles, except while Ponder has all the jobs that need someone to actually do them, Rincewind has the jobs that don't need done, just as long as someone officially has the job title. He gets extra buckets of coal for his troubles and sometimes some extra food.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_495f277f	comment	One of the many reasons Hayate the Combat Butler is skilled and knowledgeable in everything before his current employment, he had to work as a child for his dead-beat parents with a lot of different jobs. He's just got one now, but we hear about his past now and then. Also, Santa Claus (or someone that resembles him) has been shown to work at various jobs.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_49a88442	comment	Tataru from Final Fantasy XIV is normally the secretary of the Scions of the Seventh Dawn, the organization the player joins. However, when money begins to get tight, she tries her hand at multiple jobs to raise money from jobs the player can do such as mining and weaving to more bizarre things like street performing and being a waitress. She also tries to learn how to fight by becoming an Arcanist, but although she is able to summon a carbuncle, it completely ignores her. Weaving is the only side job that she has shown any talent at (she made Alphinaud and Alisaie's new outfits for them and creates a nice clothing set for the Warrior of Light as well.)
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_49c05a1a	comment	Pam-I-Am from The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss has multiple jobsâ€”such jobs include a personal trainer, an art critic, a linguist, a repair girl, a medic, etc. The emblem on her hat also depends on the theme of the episode.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_4ab17360	comment	A humorous Inuyasha fanfiction has Sesshomaru. Kagome and crew travel to all fifty of the United States, and any time they stay in a state for any length of time, they will find Sesshomaru has a job there relevant to what they are currently doing. The author even encourages people to spot how many times he pops up. The only time the group ever arrive anywhere before Sesshomaru, it was because they ran him over on his way to work. The story, called Roadtrip Around the USA, can be found here.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_4c56d0d3	comment	On Undercover Boss, we have an unfortunate variation of this trope, where a woman ends up with three or four different jobs... all at the same time, and with the same company. Downsizing's a bitch. She literally runs from building to building, frantically skipping from job to job. After she's promoted in the "Where Are They Now?" Epilogue, her job is replaced by two people and an assistant.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_4cce0d2	comment	Razzberry Jazzberry Jam: Mike was a reporter for a radio station in his first few appearances. Then he was a radio DJ. Then he was the host of â€œMike Tonightâ€�, an apparently-very-famous TV show. Then in the very next episode he was back to being a DJ.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_50749345	comment	Galaxy Angel featured Patrick, Jonathan, and Gasteau, who had a different job each time they appeared in an episode, from imperial officers to doctors (though they were more often than not villains). They tended to be Faceless Goons in later seasons.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_524e2e3b	comment	Donald Duck has done many different jobs. Many of them while forced by Uncle Scrooge to do so. His uncle Scrooge is no slouch either: before becoming rich he was a shoe shiner, firewood (later peat) seller, cared for cows on the boat that brought him to America, a sailor on his uncle's river boat, river captain, sailor again, cowboy, a brief stint as a sailor on the Cutty Sark, an actor for the Wild West Show (according to Buffalo Bill, Scrooge actually came up with the idea!), a prospector, another stint as a sailor to pay the travel for Klondike, and a prospector again. After becoming rich he was a banker, directed a sawmill, armed ships, SOLD LEMONADE, and traveled the world to create and buy companies, mines and other things that would make him richer (including the ENTIRE STOCK MARKET in 1929), before settling in Duckburg. That's probably not even a complete list...
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_55868d41	comment	Mr. Ford on Frisky Dingo. He's been a mental hospital worker, a pet store clerk, gun store clerk, security for underground rabbit fights, polling consultant for Killface's presidential campaign, political analyst for a news show, US Secretary of State, and US President. Even shows up in Archer a few times.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_5680f2dd	comment	Game & Watch: Mario has been a packager, cement factory worker, soldier in Vietnam, a lot more things than he even normally is. That's not even taking the Gallery series into consideration.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_584365d4	comment	Xianne from Melody has a couple of waitressing jobs over the course of the series, plus jobs in a strip club and her auntâ€™s massage parlor. At the end, itâ€™s possible (depending on the romantic paths taken) for Melody to hire her as a masseuse for the protagonist, Sophia, and herself.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_585e6728	comment	A bunch of activists in PCU keep changing causes.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_595bc57f	comment	Gamao from Yes! Pretty Cure 5. After failing his first mission, he never reported back to Nightmare and basically went AWOL. Since he still needs money, Gamao could be found doing a bunch of odd jobs (store clerk, street sweeper, stage hand, etc.) while running into the eponymous magical girls purely by accident.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_59da62aa	comment	Fallout: New Vegas The Courier takes on many, many jobs throughout their romps throughout the wasteland, including Bounty Hunter, soldier, repairman, doctor, drill instructor, assassin, cook, hunter, and of course, Courier.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_5aca0f8e	comment	Miss Rabbit in Peppa Pig doing every random job is a running joke. One episode even lampshades this, with the Queen giving her the Award for Industry for having so many jobs and the Narrator listing just a few of Miss Rabbit's many, many jobs.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_5bb5ff95	comment	Jorel's Brother: In almost every episode Wonderlay is in, he appears holding a different profession. He's commonly seen as the school janitor, but also has been seen as an assistant for Roberto Perdigoto, a cashier in a fast-food restaurant, extinguishing a fire at a TV show set, an aquatic park employee, a telemarketing assistant, a photographer, a gas station attendant, and many more. In the Season 3 finale, this is finally explained: Wonderlay isn't actually a single individual, but instead there are countless clones of him all around. Apparently, all of the clones are unaware of each other's existence and believe they are the only Wonderlay in existence, as one of them lost his sanity after learning about this.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_5cb354a6	comment	The character of Mabel in Cathy shows up as a clothing store clerk, travel agent, bank teller, etc.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_5cd48b4a	comment	Elvie: Elvie has worked in an office, hosted seminars, managed a school's database, sold merchandise, sold electronics, worked at a camp, been a photographer, and applied for a tech support job.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_5db4b412	comment	That wasn't the culmination... seven years later, WWE had fans vote online for several match stipulations at Taboo Tuesday. For Carlito's match with Foley, the vote was whether Carlito would face Cactus Jack, Dude Love, or Mankind. Mankind won the vote and the match.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_60111a38	comment	Played with in The Joker Blogs: the Joker recruits a homeless man named Ted to help film his exploits. Over the course of about half an hour (if that), Ted claims to have been a cameraman for the news, a priest, a medic and a delivery man. It's unclear if he's desperate to sound useful or genuinely unwell. Season 2 confirms that he was at least telling the truth about being a GCN cameraman, and that he was married to Summer Gleason while employed there.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_6040c28d	comment	While Miki from I Can't Understand What My Husband Is Saying is most consistently seen as a detective, he has shown up in other Cool-Kyou Shinsha works as the owner of a Maid Cafe (in Metsuko ni Yoroshiku) and crepe stand (in Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid).
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_605dd875	comment	Major Marks, recurring character in the Stargate-verse, has been an officer aboard all five of the Air Force's star ships over the course 3-4 years of three shows. No explanation has been given for his frequent transfers, and in one instance he might have been in two places at once.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_60f02ddb	comment	American Dad!: Officer Turlington, IRS/Spa Inspector/Officer of Internal Affairs, who usually shows up in his plot-related episodes to give the characters a really good, in-universe Mind Screw. As it turns out, he's just having a hell of a difficult time with his personal life as do the Smiths with their criminal activities, as demonstrated in the episodes "Meter Made", "Live and Let Fry", and "Chimdale". Roger has not only had every job imaginable, he's had every persona imaginable. In one episode, he even appears as two different people in the same workplace, so he can file a sexual harassment claim against himself.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_61794147	comment	Grojband has a recurring character named Barney, who periodically provides plot-related help in an episode related to his job and what the band are doing. His hat always changes to his Job of the Week.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_6209177d	comment	The episode of the Jack Benny program quoted above was a dream episode where Benny is on trial for murdering a rooster. He hires Perry Mason (Raymond Burr himself) to defend him but he is roundly beaten by Nelson.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_6250d2c3	comment	Earl of College Roomies from Hell!!! personifies this trope.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_62b21b5c	comment	Ramen Fighter Miki: Justified with Kankuro, who has come back to Hanami only to beat Miki, (a task he sincerely believes would not take much time) so he is doing part time jobs to support himself while he beats her: he has been seen working painting fences, cooking food at a festival, and working in some place with a skirt. Lampshaded and Hand Waved in the Episode 2's "On the Next" dialogue:
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_6355244d	comment	The father in The Swiss Family Robinson spent "a large portion of his childhood" in the workshops of every craftsman known to man. Admittedly he doesn't say he was working with them, but he had enough exposure to each to recreate their machinery from memory. In older, unedited-to-death editions, it becomes even clearer why he knows so much; he was a pastor back in Switzerland, and visited his congregation in their homes, including helping them out with their work while he talked with them.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_6362ed12	comment	On Total DramaRama, MacArthur from The Ridonculous Race is always seen working different jobs in this series, including a juice shop employee, a zookeeper, an ice cream truck driver, and a chiropractor, among the others.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_64212d8	comment	Gerardo aka "the bald guy who talks really fast" on AquÃ no hay quien viva. He's one of the most memorable Running Gags in the series, as he keeps switching jobs and confusing the neighbors with his quick explanations of whatever they might have bought from the place where he was working at the time.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_64a047ac	comment	The radio stations for the Grand Theft Auto series almost always include Lazlow Jones hosting at least one segment of a station — the explanation being that, within about two decades, he's been fired from six stations across three different states.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_6add31e6	comment	Hancock's Half Hour had an unnamed character the writers called 'Snide', who has a different occupation in every episode he appears in. The minute Kenneth Williams (who also played Round the Horne's Sandy) coos " 'ello", the audience burst out laughing, anticipating Tony's horrified reaction.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_6ded2929	comment	AstroLOLogy: The characters' employment varies between shorts, the most consistent being Cancer as a nurse, Virgo as a dental hygienist, Scorpio as a handyman, and Capricorn as a mover. This is lampshaded in Aries' official bio, which says that his impulsive nature means he's constantly looking for a new job.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_6eef7601	comment	Dirty Jobs: "Hi. My name's Mike Rowe. And this is my job."
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_6ef30ca4	comment	One of the running jokes in The Brave Express Might Gaine is that Sally, the Love Interest, has a different job every single episode.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_6ef684b9	comment	Porky Pig has had a variety of different jobs throughout his shorts including a farmer, carpenter, pilot, doctor, restaurant owner, bakery owner, busboy, actor, mover, conductor, bank teller, hotel manager, sports broadcaster, judge, zoo keeper, cop, etc.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_6fe3e8a7	comment	The Yurble Janitor/Foreman/whatever outfit he's shoved into next plot in Neopets.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_7045c9b3	comment	In Oggy and the Cockroaches, Oggy's neighbour, Bob, is often seen working different jobs, including a night watchman in a supermarket, a police officer and a doctor.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_72262aee	comment	Avatar: The Last Airbender has an episode where we meet a guy under the identities of Dock the ferryman, Xu the shopkeeper, and Bushi the river cleaner. Word of God has it that he has a split personality because his mind is screwed up from the pollution in the river where he gets his water.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_73d660e	comment	One middle-aged woman can be found in almost every episode of Lucky Star's anime adaptation, working in a different field every time. Whether it's actually meant to be the same woman isn't exactly clear, though... Especially since one of the later episodes has six or seven of them on screen at the same time.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_755cbdcf	comment	Precocious: Rival comic artist Mat Sherer (of Badly Drawn Kitties) has a recurring cameo role, working in a different job practically every arc he appears in. And unlike most examples he has an explanation for the frequent job changes, those damn kids!
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_75c31694	comment	In the last season of The A-Team, Murdock is released from the V.A. Hospital to be with his friends, and this becomes his gimmick for every episode.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_764e5099	comment	The Jack Benny Program: Frank Nelson played an omnipresent clerk who gave Benny trouble across multiple industries. At one point it was lampshaded in the quote formerly at the top of the page. The role originated on the early radio show. He was identifiable by his bald head, mustache, and catchphrase, "Yeeeeeeeees?". Nelson played this same role on many other shows including I Love Lucy, Sanford and Son, and even a Garfield special. After his death, a similar character showed up on The Simpsons, explaining his odd cadence with "I had a stroooooooke!" The Simpsons character even has, in one episode, a Brazilian lookalike who says, "Siiiiim?": Jack Benny's show also brought us Mr. Kitzel, who started as a hot dog vendor but eventually took on all sorts of random jobs. The episode of the Jack Benny program quoted above was a dream episode where Benny is on trial for murdering a rooster. He hires Perry Mason (Raymond Burr himself) to defend him but he is roundly beaten by Nelson.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_76515a04	comment	Initially played straight with Ben Schwartz's character on Jake and Amir. Throughout the series, there was a running gag that involved Schwartz showing up with a different occupation every time; in one episode he'd be a painter, in another he'd be a milk man, in another he'd be a real estate agent, etc. And each time, he'd insist he was a totally new person that Jake and Amir had never met before. It's ultimately subverted when the finale rolls around, and it's revealed that they really are all different people. They just happen to look extremely similar.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_769836fa	comment	Sister Princess: Jeeves mysteriously appears wherever Wataru is, and his job title changes based on where Wataru is and what he needs at the moment.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_76af8266	comment	The old guy in glasses from Ned's Newt. Began as a pet store owner (he was actually the guy who sold Newton to Ned in the first place), then continued to pop up in various roles. He even pops up at the beginning of one episode ("Summer Gone, Summer Not") to point this out.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_76e1ae72	comment	Rancid Rabbit of CatDog is a fairly untrustworthy example of the trope, seemingly filling every authority position on the show. In one episode, he appears as both a teacher and a policeman. Cat is a bit surprised. To a lesser extent, this also applies to Mervis, Dunglap and Mr. Sunshine, as they are also seen with different jobs throughout the series, but not as frequent or noitceable as that of Rancid Rabbit.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_7832b74c	comment	Mr. Smiley from Steven Universe has been an actor/R&B singer, stand-up comedian, and seems to have worked at the Big Donut in the past. In the present, he's mostly seen working at Funland, where he apparently operates every ride, as well as the arcade, and has also appeared as a commentator for various events.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_7884ec15	comment	Kramer from Seinfeld doesn't really have a designated job, but he is regularly seen taking on odd jobs or getting caught up in various get rich quick schemes. A last-season episode revealed that he has technically been on strike from his bagel store job for the entire run of the show, and he managed to get himself fired immediately after going back.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_793e3d3e	comment	In The Grossery Gang webseries, Fingers takes on many random jobs whenever it is needed. He has been a shark, a butler, a construction worker, a rancher, a tailor, and a guard dog.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_7a36aae5	comment	In Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado, the character of Ko-Ko is the Lord High Executioner. The character of Pooh-Bah is "The Lord High Everything Else". At the most extreme he changes jobs six times in one paragraph, twice per sentence.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_7a5d818d	comment	In Matt Wilson's Homestar Runner fan animation "Not Without My Application (Or, Jorbs-A-Plenti)", Homestar takes a long string of new jobs to buy Marzipan a present, all of which seem to involve knocking on Strong Bad's front door (such as gas meter checker, pizza delivery, collecting late fees for the video store, and door-to-door salesman), slowly driving Strong Bad up the wall in the process.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_7aefccf3	comment	The store clerk (dubbed "Beard" by fans) from Hotline Miami, who is employed at every single establishment the player character visits. Since the first two thirds of the game are a coma-induced psychedelic flashback, the store clerk's constant presence is just a projection of the protagonist's shattered mind. The sequel reveals his true identity: He was an old army buddy of the main character, who died several years before the first game took place that the protagonist keeps hallucinating.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_7b79c8d7	comment	Gwen on Johnny and the Sprites. She liked to try out a lot of different jobs as her aunt had a saying that "You never know what you can do until you try out something new."
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_7c038c18	comment	Jeremy always has a job nearby what's going on in Phineas and Ferb, usually at a concession stand chain in the series.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_7c884aca	comment	Ennui GO!: Midway through the Key Manati arc, we meet Sybil, who has a new job every time she's met, because she keeps getting fired for telling nightmarish company secrets and generally being toxic and obnoxious. This is later revealed to be intentional on her part.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_7cdca2c9	comment	Ramone in The Proposal is seen as a waiter, a stripper, a store employee, and a priest at a wedding. Possibly justified in that it's a small town....
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_7d122312	comment	In the original The Flintstones series, Barney is never shown with a consistent job, though in later specials and series he is often shown working alongside Fred at Mr. Slate's quarry.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_7f39a041	comment	Hasegawa in Gintama is either in a brand new job or without one. The explanation is because he is a MADAO. Also because he keeps asking Gintoki and Co. to help him with his jobs.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_7f640c5a	comment	In The Sims 4, you are encouraged to make your sims quit their current job and get a new one once they've reached the top of the existing career ladder. This is enforced though aspiration changes (certain aspirations require your sim to be working in a particular occupation to proceed) or unlocking household furniture and equipment (unlocking an appliance or furniture for one sim does not automatically make it available to all sims in the save file).
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_7f8a38b6	comment	In Mobile Suit Gundam Wing, Hilde Schbeiker becomes a MS pilot for OZ, a junk dealer with Duo, a spy and a hacker. In the Frozen Teardrop novel, she becomes a nurse, a librarian, an expert in nano technology and a nun.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_7ff3216c	comment	Al Swindler of Garfield and Friends has a number of jobs over the course of the series. He usually only changes jobs once in each episode he's in (the main job in which his subpar workmanship during most of the episode puts Jon off his business for a while, and the job that pops up in the last few seconds when he offers his services and they run away screaming), but in a notable exception, he had a series of home repair jobs. During each job, he set up the next job by causing a new problem. Eventually, Jon is exasperated into selling his house for a pittance. Garfield scares out Mr. Swindler by pretending to be a ghost, but he soon returns in ghost hunter gear... In one episode, Garfield says, "Aren't you the same guy in every episode?" In his first appearance Madman Murray was the owner of an electronics store, but in his second appearance he's the owner of a used car lot.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_8124a34e	comment	Barbie has been everything from a stewardess to an astronaut, which is lampshaded in an episode of Barbie: Life in the Dreamhouse.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_81ccfb64	comment	In Blood Brothers, an actor plays a milkman for one scene, then shows up a few minutes later claiming to have given up the milk rounds and become a gynecologist. After this, the show leaves it ambiguous as to whether or not all the other characters he plays are just the same person with a different job.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_8258e260	comment	A good deal of the Super Mario Bros. cast. To date, Mario alone has been a carpenter, a plumber, a doctor, a demolitionist, a grocer, a pizza delivery man (in the Donkey Kong record album), a kart racer, and a toy maker, on top of constantly rescuing Peach from Bowser. And all that is if you don't count referenced cameos in games not specifically mentioned as something involving the Universal-Adaptor Cast. He's also played baseball (Baseball), golf (Mario Golf), soccer (Mario Strikers), refereed and played tennis matches (Mario Tennis), and even worked the count in the boxing ring (Punch-Out!!). This might explain why Mario holds the record for most appearances in a video game.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_8296168	comment	The undisputed king of changing jobs in professional wrestling is Ed Leslie, most well known as Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake in WWF in the late 1980's. As a close friend of icon Hulk Hogan, he was always given preferential treatment, despite a relative lack of skill. To keep him at the front of people's minds, his character changed frequently. Some of his other gimmicks included "Brother Bruti", a fanatical follower of Hogan, and "The Bootyman", a Lothario. He in total has kept about 10-12 different on-screen characters, far more then most wrestlers do in a career.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_84823809	comment	Kaeloo: Depending on the episode, the characters, especially Kaeloo and Mr. Cat, tend to have new jobs if the plot requires them to. One episode even lampshades this; after holding several different jobs through the episode, Kaeloo, as a police officer, arrests Stumpy and Quack Quack for robbing a bank, and then tells them that if they need an attorney for their court hearing, she'll be there to do that for them too.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_86814cd0	comment	Namingway from Final Fantasy IV DS loses his original job of changing character names because the game now has voiced cutscenes, making him suddenly unable to fulfill his job when his attempts to change names won't stick anymore, and spends the rest of the game trying out new jobs whenever he meets the party in a new location. He finds his calling 17 in-universe years later in Final Fantasy IV: The After Years, however, as the Challenge Dungeon Manager. Rather hilariously, every time he changes his job, he also changes his name. So in effect, he's still fulfilling his original purpose (changing names), but only for himself.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_87173599	comment	Mewtwo takes on this role in Ashes of the Past, due to his ability to master just about anything in a short period of time. He's now officially running a corporation in addition to being a published author and television personality.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_87c25b05	comment	Teddy Long is best known as a referee, or maybe as a manager, or a general manager, or a political activist...
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_88383ee7	comment	In Fullmetal Alchemist (2003), Psiren, the local Phantom Thief, keeps changing jobs to avoid being caught by the police. The brothers Elric first meet her when she's working in a hospital, then changes to school nurse, nun, etc. This trope is lampshaded by Edward when they meet her in her nun get-up: "Why the hell do you keep changing jobs?!"
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_88b348e8	comment	Touya in Cardcaptor Sakura, since in Japan, "Part-Time Job" (arubaito) is often more accurately described as "temp work" as opposed to a job where one works part time hours. The reason he has so many jobs is because he was only hired to work a particular one for a limited time. In a variation, though, he's the main character's brother and unknown Secret-Keeper, as opposed to just being a background joke character with no importance to the plot. Sakura herself comments that her brother holds a LOT of part time jobs, because Touya wants to make and save as much money possible, so he could go to college without being a burden for his father. He also is implied to take them so he can look after Sakura. He even works in jobs across series — showing up in cameo jobs in Kobato. as well as across universes, showing up several times in Tsubasa -RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE- at various jobs. Speaking of Kobato., Fujimoto is another main character who keeps changing jobs — however, he does this to earn as much money as he can to support Sayaka.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_89f4bc45	comment	These job changes can be dramatic. In the early 2000's The Undertaker took a turn from an undead, supernatural zombie character to a brutal biker, still called The Undertaker. He later returned to the "Deadman" gimmick due to negative reaction.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_8d817ccb	comment	Lost Minor flashback character Randy Nations is seen as Hurley's boss at Mr Clucks' Chicken Shack, then Hurley's employee at the Chicken Shack, then Locke's boss at the box company, and most recently an employee at "Circuit House". Hurley bought Mr Clucks after winning the lottery (keeping Randy on as manager) but it was short-lived because the restaurant was hit by a meteorite. Attributing this event to his streak of bad luck, Hurley felt bad about losing Randy his job and got him a position at the box company he owned, where Randy proceeded to act like an even bigger Jerkass knowing that he had protection from on high. When Hurley was presumed dead in the plane crash, karma hit Randy square in the ass. Locke qualifies as well: box company, toy store, hippie, home inspector, shaman...
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_8d81f086	comment	In Monk, it's revealed that Natalie Teeger is a walking example of this trope, having bounced from job to job before working for Monk. Some known occupations have included a temporary job at a mall, a stint in a regular office, and a Vegas blackjack dealer.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_8e549f61	comment	Existential Comics: Karl Marx constantly shows up performing new jobs. Given that he attempts to apply Marxist analysis to everything and encourages communist revolution in the workplace, his constantly shifting careers may be justified.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_8e82c366	comment	In the Slimer! segments of The Real Ghostbusters, Slimer sometimes ran afoul of a burly woman named Mrs. Stone, who has a different job every time she shows up. She's been a nurse, a lifeguard, a school guard, owner of an obedience school, and a judge at a dog show.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_8eda89ef	comment	Li Shenshun from Darker than Black always happens to be working at whatever place is most plot-relevant at the moment — of course, Li is the civilian alias of the "Black Shinigami" Heiâ€¦
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_8f36f969	comment	In the first few seasons of The Loud House, Bobby Santiago has had many different jobs, including a pizza boy, pool lifeguard, a grocery stock boy, and a security guard at the Royal Woods Mall. "Store Wars with the Casagrandes" reveals this is because the business he works in would get shut down by a bigger business. This eventually comes to an end in "The Loudest Mission: Relative Chaos", where he's hired to work at the Casagrande mercado with his maternal abuelo, Hector Casagrande. Ever since, he's stayed at this position, and it carries over to the spinoff, The Casagrandes.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_90a3a7f4	comment	Kim Possible: Mr Barkin seems to be the substitute teacher for every subject, coaches the football team, works part-time at Smarty-Mart, and is leader of a troop of Pixies (a Girl Scout analogue). This is lampshaded in an episode where they meet Mr. Barkin's father who works at a Living History community. The senior Barkin holds every single occupation in the village by himself, including churning butter. In a dress.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_95f7f987	comment	Nightwing has been a bartender, policeman, gymnastics teacher, museum curator, social worker, and owner-operator of a small gym. And a super-spy.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_980ffdc9	comment	The cast of The Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Service falls into this trope fairly often. Since the filling-the-last-wishes-of-the-dead business tends to be sporadic, they often fill it in with an astonishing array of contract or part-time jobs — from moving tombstones to faking alien Crop Circles. It's usually the perpetually underemployed trio of Yata, Numata and Karatsu who are seen doing the heavy lifting, but Keiko often turns up in a number of unlikely consulting jobs due to her extremely-rare-in-Japan expertise in embalming. Sasaki seems to be the only one who holds a steady job. Of course, that steady job is selling celebrity gore photographs to fetishists, but hey, it's a living.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_9888e7c2	comment	Crunchy from Dan Vs. Most of the time, he changes jobs because Dan makes him lose his in one way or another.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_98b9912e	comment	This is Goofy's whole schtick in Classic Disney Shorts. He's later joined by Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck. Then again, Donald has had quite a lot of jobs himself, mostly due to his own incompetence.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_98c961e2	comment	In Helluva Boss, Wally Wackford has a different job every time he appears. In the first season alone, he's been an inconvenient torch salesman at an amusement park ("Loo Loo Land,") the owner of a tech startup ("C.H.E.R.U.B,") the announcer for the Harvest Moon Festival ("Harvest Moon Festival,") and the bartender at Asmodeus' nightclub ("Ozzie's.")
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_9907ac0f	comment	The title character of Maisy, apparently little girl mouse, nevertheless does everything from being a doctor to flying a plane.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_99c003af	comment	Uncle Ruckus from The Boondocks, who is seen working in almost any low-wage service job you can think of; everything from ice cream trucks, to school buses, to janitorial duty, etc. He's mentioned that he holds down about 32-47 different jobs at the same time. There is no explanation for how he has time to do anything else (or sleep for that matter).
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_9a7088bc	comment	In Star Trek: The Original Series: one crewman (Lt. Leslie) filled a bewildering number of jobs aboard the Enterprise. He has been a security guard, helmsman/weapons officer, navigator, medtech, bridge crewman, technician, engineer and transporter chief. Other redshirts seem to float from position to position as well.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_9d47a2a2	comment	In A Song of Ice and Fire, tertiary character Ser Addam Marbrand winds up doing this. This is a pretty justified case since most of the higher-ranking members of the Lannister forces continually prove themselves to be incompetent screwups, but Ser Addam handles every task that Lord Tywin gives him to with competence and the sort of charisma that inspires loyalty. Over time Tywin develops a habit of assigning Ser Addam to fix whatever problem is bedeviling the Lannisters, keeping him there just long enough to iron things out, and then moving him on to the next problem. Ser Addam becomes exasperated by this, and in particular he loathes the last such assignment he is given, to be the captain of the capital's City Watch. When Jaime offers to get him out of the job and go back to his original position as a commander of the Lannister cavalary, Ser Addam practically leaps at the opportunity.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_9e2f90f4	comment	Since the Straw Hat Pirates are a relatively small pirate crew, its members often have to take on multiple jobs in This Bites!. The best example is Jeremiah Cross, thanks to his partnership with Soundbite, his knowledge of the One Piece story and its future, his overall intelligence, and later a literal divine gift in the form of a transceiver that lets him contact every transponder snail in the world. He is the Straw Hat's third mate, strategist, communications officer (shared with Soundbite), and public relations officer.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_a0500a06	comment	The first two seasons of Rugrats featured a pair of teenagers named Larry and Steve who would be working a job of some sort only to have the babies cause them to mess it up. Of course, the fact that they kept messing up their jobs no doubt explains why they kept changing them.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_a1a52d56	comment	On Peg + Cat, Ramone seems to regularly change from one job to another.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_a34863aa	comment	The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles toys would often include the turtles in various jobs such as soldiers, spies, samurai, emergency services etc. Those jobs make sense considering the turtles' heroic nature, but when you have Surfer Michelangelo or Rock Star Leonardo, it's getting out of hand. If you watched the 80s cartoon, Surfer Michelangelo would be far more likely than soldier or spy!
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_a4d7e98a	comment	Yunyun from Canaan always seems to have exactly the job that will allow her to run into the main cast, which eventually allows her to join the cast in their antics. Subverted, though: she's not doing it just for the money or the thrill, but as The Mole for their enemies. Could also be a reference to the potential after effects of China's economic growth spurt, as Yunyun mentions that many in the slums take up several part-time jobs to make ends meet.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_a6a7f785	comment	From Hell Girl, Ai Enma's minions are often shown with different jobs as they observe a prospective client before the string is pulled, except in season three where they all keep the same jobs in a school since they're hanging out with the girl who's supposed to be replacing their current boss.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_a7bb24f4	comment	Sheep Man in Mega Man 10 originally herded sheep; he was built for that purpose. He got bored and worked to test static cling at a textiles factory. He grew bored of this too and was about to change jobs once again when he was inflicted with Roboenza and went berserk.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_a7e3674	comment	Ojarumaru: Ken works a different part-time job in every new episode he's seen. The in-universe explanation is that his clumsy nature constantly gets him fired.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_a81325d3	comment	Final Fantasy: Namingway from Final Fantasy IV DS loses his original job of changing character names because the game now has voiced cutscenes, making him suddenly unable to fulfill his job when his attempts to change names won't stick anymore, and spends the rest of the game trying out new jobs whenever he meets the party in a new location. He finds his calling 17 in-universe years later in Final Fantasy IV: The After Years, however, as the Challenge Dungeon Manager. Rather hilariously, every time he changes his job, he also changes his name. So in effect, he's still fulfilling his original purpose (changing names), but only for himself. Tataru from Final Fantasy XIV is normally the secretary of the Scions of the Seventh Dawn, the organization the player joins. However, when money begins to get tight, she tries her hand at multiple jobs to raise money from jobs the player can do such as mining and weaving to more bizarre things like street performing and being a waitress. She also tries to learn how to fight by becoming an Arcanist, but although she is able to summon a carbuncle, it completely ignores her. Weaving is the only side job that she has shown any talent at (she made Alphinaud and Alisaie's new outfits for them and creates a nice clothing set for the Warrior of Light as well.)
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_a90d239a	comment	In Psychonauts, you meet a mysterious Almighty Janitor occupying various jobs in various locations. He turns out to be the legendary superspy Ford Cruller, the commander of the Psychonauts, and it later turns out that his mind was shattered into fragments in the past. Despite appearances he's not merely keeping an eye on things with his different jobs, each one is a different fragment of his mind.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_aca7b22d	comment	The Amazing World of Gumball: Laurence "Larry" Needlemeyer is seen working in every store, restaurant, and city establishment. Word of God explained that he holds these jobs simultaneously ("The Menu" reveals he has exactly 38 jobs) and this was formally addressed a few times in the show: In "The Finale", he explains that the Wattersons have caused so much property damage, he needs to have a ridiculous amount of income sources in order to pay for the repair of the shops he works shifts at. In the The Pizza, he has such a bad day at work that he quits his ALL of his jobs and moves out of Elmore. Since he had practically every blue-collar job in the city, society crumbles down and the apocalypse begins. All within fifteen minutes. In "The Schooling", Gumball and Darwin take Larry's jobs for a few minutes, showing how much he has to suffer daily. His list of work is extremely long. They switch from job to job by hearing the customer. Rockwell "Rocky" Robinson fills every non-teaching, non-administrative job at Elmore Junior High, usually the janitor, the cafeteria worker, and the bus driver. Some minor characters also change their jobs from episode to episode, such as Gary Hedges (bus driver and mailman), Pantsbully (hot dog vendor, truck driver, cashier), and Karen (office worker at two buildings, town hall worker). In fact, almost every minor adult has had more than one job. The most common is a character working at Chanax Inc. and Rainbow Factory like Karen mentioned above, which are two different buildings, but any random minor adults can be slapped into either of those to fulfill the plot.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_ad760647	comment	Butterwort, the insane one-eyed rabbit, in Murry Purry Fresh and Furry is always showing up in various jobs. Lampshaded here.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_b11e29d2	comment	In Outlaw Star, Aisha Clan-Clan (after being fired from her diplomatic/military position) takes up a rather large number of waitressing positions. Given her tendency to attack people she should be serving, which often results in the whole restaurant being destroyed, it's amazing she can still find work.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_b30ae4db	comment	Game of Thrones: Across the series, Bronn has served as a dueling champion, a sellsword, a bodyguard, Commander of the City-Watch, household Knight, potential Lord and courtier, bodyguard again, siege organizer, commander, and during the battle, a ballista operator.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_b31b332f	comment	Seymour Simmons moves through a variety of jobs over the course of the Transformers Film Series. He starts the films as head of government agency Sector Seven, he's fired and forced to work in his mother's deli in the second film, in the third film he acheives fame and fortune as an author, and in the fifth film he flees to exile in Cuba.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_b3933a70	comment	Subverted in Home Improvement, where the character is actually a set of triplets, who cause Tim trouble in multiple cities. Each one claims to be the nice one.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_b94ae31e	comment	Wallace & Gromit seem to change careers during their last three features; in A Close Shave, they had a window-cleaning operation; in The Curse of the Were-Rabbit they ran a humane pest-control service, and in A Matter of Loaf and Death, they converted their home into a bakery. It looks like the Fatal Flaw in their plan is usually the attempt to integrate Wallace's fundamental inventorship into the new job; it seems like everything Wallace invents is useful for the plot of the feature, but once they've saved the day, the market dries up. If they wanted a stable job, they should look at what the neighborhood is in constant need of, and then invent something to deal with that. But then there wouldn't be any more plots. This is continued in Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures, where Wallace starts up an ice cream business, a detective agency, a beekeeping business and a seaside resort — the latter two operating out of his cellar.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_ba169d3c	comment	Recon A. Dye serves this purpose in PokÃ©mon-X. Yes, the Author Avatar. Leads to a lot of You Look Familiar.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_c1aca350	comment	Jonesy from 6teen has a Running Gag of being fired Once per Episode. He's also a main character, which is a tad rare. One episode shows he has a resume consisting of some thirty pages of work history. He says this should help him get a job, but his friends point out he's never worked anywhere for more than a day. The sheer ridiculous size of the mall contribute to this. According to Jude, if Jonesy had been able to work at Stick it before it was closed due to health reasons, Jude would had fired Jonesy for sticking the wrong meat in the wrong stick despite their friendship.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_c4282b71	comment	My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic: Bulk Biceps' first seen job, early in season 5, is as a masseur at the Ponyville Spa. But in season 6, he's shown teaching foals how to weight-lift, and early in season 7, he's shown selling cinnamon nuts out of cart. It turns out he "wears many hats" and is holding down multiple jobs at once.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_c43df4d8	comment	In Doctor Who, Amy Pond seems to have a different job in each episode it comes up. In order, she is presented as: a kissogram, a model, a travel writer and, finally, a children's and mystery author. She also at one point has her own brand of perfume. While she may simply embark on each of these endeavors as they come, no mention is made of how she came to be in these roles. A less extreme example than many on this page, since from her perspective the episodes where she has these jobs are years apart, and besides the one jump from "pretty face" jobs to writing they share some continuity.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_c7382e9	comment	Tamami from Chocotto Sister takes on more jobs than she can handle and then tries to let Haruma take the less attractive ones.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_c73d2aa	comment	Che, in the film adaptation of the Webber/Rice musical Evita, appears as a waiter, valet, projectionist, student protester... indeed in just about any capacity other than Marxist icon Che Guevara, who was the narrator and Deadpan Snarker in the original stage version. In contrast, the film's Che (no last name) is not only a Lemony Narrator but also The Everyman.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_c8ce20c7	comment	Vess MacMeal from Platypus Comix first appeared in Keiki comic, as a spokesgirl for a blackmailing service. She later starred in her own comic, as a teacher. Today, she runs a Q&A column in Portland, Oregon periodical BANG! Magazine, and claims to have many other side jobs. Incidentally, her name intentionally sounds similar to that of Tress MacNeille, who voiced Lindsay Naegle in The Simpsons.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_c9633211	comment	In No More Heroes, protagonist Travis earns his money in both games by doing every job imaginable, however, his boss in each job is always the same. It probably has something to do with "the unspoken laws of Santa Destroy" he keeps babbling about.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_d461f757	comment	Battlestar Galactica (2003): Poor old Helo. He gets shoved around from job to job regardless of his actual rank. He's actually a trained Raptor copilot, so his job is to sit in the back, play on a computer handling all the communications, scanning and tracking, and get bossed around by his pilot. But during the course of the series he ends up as second-in-command of Galactica itself while most of the crew is planetside, caretaker to an onboard community of refugees, and even CAG — commander of all Galactica's fighters and Raptors. Lee Adama started as a Viper pilot visiting from another ship and was promoted to Galactica's CAG by the end of the miniseries. Since then, he's had a number of jobs, including military advisor, Raptor pilot, military police, battlestar commander, legal counsel, Quorum representative, and even Acting President of the Colonies on various occasions. Sometimes he's held several of these positions at the same time. Lampshaded in one episode during some argument, with Tom Zarek saying, "Excuse me, I'm confused, but what exactly is your job this week?"
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_d50eae16	comment	The appropriately named Common Man in A Man for All Seasons fills all the various minor odd jobs in the play.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_d5c2a7a3	comment	The Thief series' recurring duo of "Dumb Guard" and "Smart Guard", who guard multiple locations throughout the first two games. The smarter one eventually reveals in the penultimate mission of the second game that they keep getting fired because Garrett keeps breaking into the buildings they're guarding to steal things.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_d5ddd6c1	comment	Team Rocket from PokÃ©mon: The Series often find some random job near Ash and co. when they're not failing to steal PokÃ©mon. They're actually quite skilled at these jobs, but they only use the money earned to finance their mechas and future schemes since their criminal boss, Giovanni, is refusing to pay their bills after repeated failures to steal a single PokÃ©mon for him.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_d6f42e48	comment	Jacqueline was a manager, except in NWA Florida's territory she stepped in the ring besides her men and helped them win Tag Team Tiltes. So she was a wrestler but then was a referee. Then she was a bodyguard for hire. Then she was doing color commentary. Then she dressed up for kids as the Easter Bunny. Then she was on tv as a judge and trainer of aspiring wrestlers.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_db96ded4	comment	In The Legend of Korra this applies to Bolin. He goes from unspecified gang thug, to pro-bender, to Asami's business assistant, to "mover"(sic) star, to soldier, to police officer, to aide to the president, before leaving that last position for yet another adventure with Korra. His brother Mako points this out, and Bolin recognizes this fact but goes anyway. Ironically, Mako's lack of romantic commitment is what led both Korra and Asami to break up with him, so he is also sort of speaking from experience in a different arena.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_de48ce05	comment	Many characters in Happy Tree Friends have been seen with various jobs, but Lumpy is definitely the worst offender. He's been a farmer, surgeon, carol singer, etc.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_ded0e62f	comment	In The Count of Monte Cristo, there is a tertiary character called Monsieur De Boville, who over the course of the novel goes from being the inspector of prisons for the south of France, to a high office in the police in Paris and finally to receiver-general of the charities. And he keeps crossing paths with Edmond Dantes or one of his aliases in every single one of those jobs.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_df838746	comment	Bea Bear from the SPY Fox series. The game Operation Ozone had her explain why she changed jobs.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_dfb24eb9	comment	This is used to great comic effect in "Strawberry's Big Journey" from the 2003 version of Strawberry Shortcake. When the group meets Banana Candy, she is working as a mechanic. They ask if there's somewhere that they can get food and she directs them to a local cafe, and offers them a taxi... which turns out to be driven by her. When they get to the cafe, Banana Candy is making the meal, leading them to wonder just how the car is going to get fixed.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_e08fec3a	comment	Bert in Mary Poppins goes through several jobs and street performances in the course of the film: one-man-band, pavement chalk artist, chimney sweep, kite seller. He also mentions selling hot chestnuts, though we don't see him doing it. This follows the books, in which he is a jack-of-all-trades. The chimney sweep is a separate character, but they just added it to Bert's repertoire for the movie.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_e1c17f2e	comment	Mr. H, or Hollywood as he's referred to in the credits, is a recurring character on 2 Stupid Dogs who tends to have a different job depending on the episode's plot. Substitute teacher, farmer, and actor are just some of the occupations he's assumed.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_e25322af	comment	Homestar Runner: Bubs can always be found behind the counter of his concession stand, but what goods and/or services he has available at the time is often plot-dependent. This could be seen as him just being an opportunist and spontaneously catering to whatever need the others happen to have at the time (regardless of whether or not it's within his areas of expertise), but notably he once switched from selling "questionable medical coverage" to selling donuts before it came up as a plot point. And was very upset when it turned out to be one, in the form of Homestar also setting up a donut stand about five feet away. Senor Cardgage has been a mortgage consultant, a used car salesman, an "Intregway" seller, author of "The Homeless Romantic", a movie theater usher, and (probably creepiest of all) a daycare owner.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_e293455a	comment	Xander in Season 4 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer had a new job in just about every episode. This was the season where his friends went to college and he was trying to find himself. Eventually, he settles into a construction worker. He later gets promoted to management.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_e388fcf7	comment	DSBT InsaniT: Several of the characters who worked at the mall in episode 5 are working at the carnival in episode 7. Its hand waved by the job change only being for the week the carnival is in town.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_e53e8d5	comment	Felix the Cat never has a consistent job throughout the franchise, due in part to the fast and loose continuity and varying settings and timelines of some of the cartoons. In "Felix Turns the Tide", he works for (or lives with) a Deli shop owner, and joins up with the army in the same cartoon. In "Felix in Hollywood", he lives with a starving actor and eventually gets a job as an actor himself. In episodes that star Poindexter like "Felix Babysits", the Professor hires Felix as a babysitter, and in other episodes even hires him as a lab assistant. In "Stone Age Felix", he's briefly seen holding an office job, but in episodes like "Detective Thinking Hat" and "The Invisible Professor", he acts as a private detective. In an episode of Twisted Tales, Felix works as a pizza delivery boy.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_e5c6748d	comment	Name all the jobs The Three Stooges have had. It may take a while. Granted, during the Great Depression, quite a few of the occupations were "vagrant", "drifter", "bum", and "none".
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_e5feb1e	comment	Ace Attorney: Larry Butz constantly switches jobs between cases, usually to get closer to his latest girlfriend. By the end of the first three games, he seems to have found his knack in painting. By the time of Spirit of Justice, he managed to earn considerable fame as a picture book author, implying that by focusing on his artistic skills, Larry has finally found his true calling. Wendy Oldbag, meanwhile, is a security guard in a different venue every time she shows up. The first time it's justified — she snipes at Phoenix about how Global Studios fired her following the first game. Although in Investigations she seems to have taken a part time job wearing costumes for Gatewaterland. Edgeworth wishes she'd kept the mask on. Maggey Byrde is more or less forced into this due to her chronic bad luck. By Ace Attorney Investigations she begins to enjoy the constant change in scenery now that people like Phoenix, Edgeworth, and Gumshoe all usually are there to bail her out of the worst situations.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_e6318baf	comment	In Midsomer Murders, Inspector Barnaby's wife and daughter would have new jobs or volunteer gigs almost every other episode to justify their proximity to the latest murder(s). If they stayed home, the county murder rate would probably drop by half.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_e82c9823	comment	She never actually changes job titles, but the waitress from Black Cat works at four or five different restaurants over the course of the series.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_ea4f62db	comment	From Family Guy: Bruce, the effeminate guy with a mustache, is usually holding a job that usually ties with his "bleeding heart liberal sensible" persona. He's been a teacher, a faculty worker, a host for AA, a psychic, a lawyer, etc. Peter Griffin is a downplayed example, where he's had several Cutaway Gags referencing his menagerie of bizarre, out-of-nowhere past jobs such as "providing night-time heat for Lara Flynn Boyle", or, "acting as Sandy Duncan's glass eye". Aside from these jokes, however, Peter tends to hold his main job for several seasons, and whenever they change, they're always addressed logically in the plot: he was a safety inspector at a toy factory for seasons 1 to 3, got laid off and became a fisherman up to season 4 where his boat gets destroyed, then became a shipping clerk at a brewery from there on out.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_ecd3889f	comment	John Cena, after debuting was directionless until management saw him jokingly rapping back stage. His first identifiable gimmick in WWE was as a white rapper in the vein of Vanilla Ice, even releasing an album. While his freestyle raps were later abandoned, vestiges of it remained in his ring persona.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_edb4e494	comment	This became part of Mick Foley's persona, late in his career: At various times, he had been the Psycho for Hire Cactus Jack, Surfer Dude Dude Love, and Psychopathic Manchild Mankind. Foley played them off less as jobs than as alternate personalities, culminating in a memorable Royal Rumble where Foley competed as all three of his personae (he got eliminated as Cactus Jack, went backstage and came out as Mankind, and later returned as Dude Love). That wasn't the culmination... seven years later, WWE had fans vote online for several match stipulations at Taboo Tuesday. For Carlito's match with Foley, the vote was whether Carlito would face Cactus Jack, Dude Love, or Mankind. Mankind won the vote and the match.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_edcc9cce	comment	Trish from Austin & Ally may very well be the personification of this trope; she gets at least one new job each episode, and is usually fired (or she quits) by the end. Even her catchphrase relates to this ("Guess who got a job at [insert workplace here]?").
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_eeccee57	comment	Nick on My Family had a new job in almost every episode. On one occasion, he was able to afford a motorbike because he'd been saving up the severance pay every time he was fired. Later in the series, Abi went through a large number of jobs as well.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_eff705f1	comment	The Brokenwood Mysteries: While Frodo eventually settles into his work as a coffee cart barista (who's conveniently parked at plot-relevant locations), the first few series see him working a variety of jobs ranging from apprentice mechanic to corndog entrepreneur that place him near the scene of the crime.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_f0d6862	comment	Mr. Haney on Green Acres appeared whenever Oliver needed a specific service or item.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_f3207d3e	comment	Yosemite Sam of Looney Tunes fame. Starting out as a Western outlaw, he has since been a pirate, a prison guard, a Hessian, a claimjumper, a Medieval knight, a sheik, a politician, a Roman centurion, a Confederate officer, and many more.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_f36dbe2e	comment	DoorMouse from Team Umizoomi. He can go from guarding doors to guarding bridges to even capturing sharks. So far he's doing a good job at it.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_f3e1f424	comment	Geoffrey of Monmouth in Merlin. His official title is "Court Genealogist", but he also runs the library and (even more oddly) officiates various court ceremonies, like coronations and marriages.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_f3f3618e	comment	The Halloween Unspectacular series has the unfortunate bastard who shows up repeatedly throughout the first Myth Arc only to get caught up by all the insanity following the main characters around — In HU1, he's a bus driver in the Outback whose bus gets used as a testing ground for the Fiddley Thing; in HU2, he's now a conductor on the Ghan, which Insano decides to use to test the upgraded Fiddley Thing; in HU3, he's now a security guard at JFK International, and gets mind-wiped after seeing some of Madame Athena's actual magic; in HU4, he's renting river boats on the Orinoco, which the heroes need to chase the villains to El Dorado; and in HU5, he shows up at the Fiddley Thing's funeral, where he reveals that he's now unemployed and in therapy. He reappears in HU9 as the new Big Bad, blaming E350 for his life being ruined by all these events and wanting revenge.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_f5b9fb2	comment	In Fate/hollow ataraxia, Lancer, left alone after the Fifth Holy Grail War, keeps taking on several different menial jobs across Fuyuki, from fisherman, to florist, to gardener, to waiter at Ahnenerbe.
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New Job as the Plot Demands / int_f693295f	comment	The Fugitive of the original TV series took about a job a week in the course of Walking the Earth. Harrison Ford, in The Movie, had only time enough to disguise himself a few times instead.
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