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* HappilyMarried: Downplayed. He genuinely loves his wife, Priscilla, though the show also alludes to the real-life Elvis' [[AwfulWeddedLife marriage problems]] by showing their relationship becoming increasingly distant. Due to his already packed schedule as a rockstar (which wasn't helped by him becoming a TCB spy), Elvis has little time to spend with his wife, and Priscilla is unhappy with him choosing to spend that time interacting with his female fans. In the final episode, [[spoiler:Elvis' last thoughts were about him forgetting to check in on Priscilla]].
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* HistoricalBadassUpgrade: Elvis [[TruthInTelevision was actually an ordained government agent in real life]], but he didn't get involved in actual espionage like this Elvis did.
* HistoricalHeroUpgrade: Unlike the real Elvis, who got addicted to drugs and eventually died because of it, this Elvis is completely sober and moonlighted as a part-time drug-busting vigilante prior to being recruited as a government spy. The real-life Elvis also had a history of infidelity, while this Elvis remains loyal to Priscilla, though later episodes allude to this by showing she isn't happy with him constantly signing autographs and taking pictures with his legions of female fans, if only because it distracts him from their increasingly distant relationship.
* HistoricalHeroUpgrade: Unlike the real Elvis, who got addicted to drugs and eventually died because of it, this Elvis is completely sober and moonlighted as a part-time drug-busting vigilante prior to being recruited as a government spy. The real-life Elvis also had a history of infidelity, while this Elvis remains loyal to Priscilla, though later episodes allude to this by showing she isn't happy with him constantly signing autographs and taking pictures with his legions of female fans, if only because it distracts him from their increasingly distant relationship.
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* HistoricalBadassUpgrade: Elvis [[TruthInTelevision was actually an ordained government agent in real life]], but he didn't get involved in actual espionage like this Elvis did.
did. He also was a part-time drug-busting vigilante, which the real-life Elvis wasn't.
* HistoricalHeroUpgrade: Unlike the real Elvis, who got addicted to drugs and eventually diedbecause of from it, this Elvis is completely sober and moonlighted as a part-time drug-busting vigilante prior to being recruited as a government spy. The real-life Elvis also had a history of infidelity, while this Elvis remains loyal to Priscilla, though later episodes allude to this by showing she isn't happy with him constantly signing autographs and taking pictures with his legions of female fans, if only because it distracts him from their increasingly distant relationship.
* HistoricalHeroUpgrade: Unlike the real Elvis, who got addicted to drugs and eventually died
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* MommasBoy: Is quite respectful to his mother figure, Bertie.
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* MommasBoy: Is Like the real Elvis, he is quite respectful to towards his mother figure, -- in this case, his [[ParentalSubstitute mother-figure]], Bertie.
* AlliterativeName: '''P'''riscilla '''P'''resley.
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* SitcomArchNemesis: He does not like Creator/ElvisPresley. The feeling is passive-aggressively mutual with the American singer. [[spoiler:It graduates to a full-blown ArchEnemy relationship after it's revealed that Robert Goulet sold out the entire world just to ruin Elvis' reputation.]]
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* SitcomArchNemesis: He does not like Creator/ElvisPresley.Music/ElvisPresley. The feeling is passive-aggressively mutual with the American singer. [[spoiler:It graduates to a full-blown ArchEnemy relationship after it's revealed that Robert Goulet sold out the entire world just to ruin Elvis' reputation.]]
