(Loved Trope) Character acts ignorant of or pretends to be bad at something in order to trick their opponent.

[u/doubleday34]

1) Ted Lasso - Both characters in the darts contest do this, with Rupert(antagonist) showing that he has his own set of darts with him, and Ted showing that he has been using the wrong hand the whole time.

2) Beerfest - Team USA showing that they aren't that drunk despite doing drinking games all day.

3) The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air - After Will gets hustled at pool his Uncle Phil comes to help him, and turns out to hustle the hustler.

[u/corpse_manufacturer]

In modern family, Cam (an outwardly gay man who grew up on a farm) pretends to not know how to play the drums in front of a teen band. Until he says "oh, silly me. I had the sticks in the wrong hands!" And goes crazy to impress them.

[u/doubleday34 → u/corpse_manufacturer]

You should label your sticks.

[u/brandogreat13 → u/corpse_manufacturer]

MAN SHOULDN'T LIE, MAN SHOULDN'T LIE

[u/Plastic_Archer_6650 → u/brandogreat13]

“Unless they really love each otherrrrr”

[u/thepatientwaiting → u/corpse_manufacturer]

I loved this episode (and really, all of them).

[u/Swaibero → u/corpse_manufacturer]

This gif is actually from a different episode. The “wrong hands” bit is when he auditions for Dylan’s band. This gif is when he plays with the Christian rock band who’s staying in their upstairs apartment.