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Vagabond Buddies
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Two funny guys who travel around the world (often in the Hollywood Atlas version), and though often at odds with each other are ultimately inseparable. They take on various odd jobs, cons and capers, often to pay off their debts. They can go flat broke even quicker. They often will have to compete for the affections of one local girl who assists them in their escapades. Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); }) |
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Vápnthjófr saga: Unni and Vide have spent years traveling around, playing music and doing odd jobs. | |
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Sam and Dean from Supernatural do a lot of traveling. As Dean puts it "Dad wants us to pick up where he left off. Saving people. Hunting things. The family business." | |
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Second Hand Lions: Though they were actually brothers, Garth and Hub were this in their younger days, roaming about Europe and Africa in search of adventure. | |
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Vladimir and Estragon in Waiting for Godot, a pair of aging Heterosexual Life-Partners in reduced circumstances. They're implied to be wanderers, though we only see them in the one location. | |
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Naturally, given that it's styled after the Road to ... movies listed above, The Road to El Dorado had Miguel and Tulio. They have lots of comedic shenanigans traveling to El Dorado and and more places, including competing over Chel. | |
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Ostap Bender and whoever he is travelling with (Ippolit Matveevich in The Twelve Chairs and the duo Balaganov & Panikovsky in The Little Golden Calf). Subverted in that his buddyships ultimately go sour: Ippolit betrays him out of greed, Panikovsky dies and Balaganov gets arrested. | |
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Doctor Who: The First Doctor and Vicki would have this kind of dynamic, especially in their historicals - usually, Ian and Barbara would get into trouble, and the Doctor and Vicki would attempt to resolve that trouble through the Doctor excessively meddling in some bizarre way, with Vicki helping him out with Stereo Fibbing and the occasional spot of theft. This dynamic proved so popular that later Doctor/companion duos became more common (as opposed to the rotating quartet of Hartnell) and tended to be of the "Doctor and cheery supporter" mold rather than "Doctor and Foil" - notably the Second Doctor and Jamie, the Third Doctor and Jo, the Fourth Doctor and Sarah Jane, the Eighth Doctor and Grace, the Ninth/Tenth Doctor and Rose, and so on. |
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George and Junior from Tex Avery's MGM shorts are this, though with a lot more animosity, chiefly from George to Junior. They start most of their shorts as hobos following the railroad tracks looking for work or a bite to eat. | |
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George and Lenny from Of Mice and Men are the Trope Codifier examples, being two hobos that follow the train tracks looking for work. Many works after that employed this trope were either inspired by or parodying them. | |
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Many The Three Stooges shorts follow this formula, with the stooges working odd jobs to get by or even begging on the street. Helps that it was the Great Depression. They often lose jobs due to their bungling. | |
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Brian and Stewie on the various "The Road to..." episodes of Family Guy. They're specifically homages of the Crosby/Hope films, played surprisingly straight for Family Guy. They travel the globe to their destination, sticking together through thick and thin (and usually conning their way through various situations). | |
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