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* TheAce: Millbarge, in comparison to Fitz-Hume. His EstablishingCharacterMoment showing his job as a tech-guy somewhere in the bowels of the Pentagon has him showing his boss the decoding and translation of an encrypted Russian message he was asked to do, and the two of them explaining how complicated (or from Millbarge's point of view, simple) the code was... before Millbarge then shows his boss what he used to decode it: one of those code-watches that come inside of cereal boxes.
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* DecoyConvoy: Fitz-Hume and Millbarge are just relased in the Middle East and told to wander around in the hope tht they will distract the KGB from the real GLG-20 mission. However, [[SpannerInTheWorks the real team is intercepted by a random patrol and one of the agents is killed]], forcing the remaining agent to ask Fitz-Hume and Millbarge to help her.
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* TheLoad: Fitz-Hume basically is one during the entire film, with Millbarge, who at least is book smart, doing most of the deductions.

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* TheLoad: Fitz-Hume basically is one during the entire film, with Millbarge, who at least is book smart, doing most of the deductions. (Heck, the only reason Millbarge didn't pass the test was that 1) his superior deliberately withheld the date of the test to the day of, and 2) Fitz-Hume distracted him by cheating.)
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* TheLoad: Fitz-Hume basically is one during the entire film, with Millbarge, who at least is BookSmart, doing most of the deductions.

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* TheLoad: Fitz-Hume basically is one during the entire film, with Millbarge, who at least is BookSmart, book smart, doing most of the deductions.
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* TheLoad: Fitz-Hume basically is one during the entire film, with Millbarge, who at least is BookSmart, doing most of the deductions.
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* TheBait: Milbarge and Fitz-Hume. They're even referred explicitly as such, even by the real G22 officers.

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* TheBait: Milbarge Millbarge and Fitz-Hume. They're even referred explicitly as such, even by the real G22 GLG-20 officers.
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* TheBait: Milbarge and Fitz-Hume. They're even referred explicitly as such, even by the real G22 officers.
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-->'''Fitz-Hume:''' We were just talking and we'd like to go home now. So, uh, thanks for the bruises and you can keep the stool samples...
-->'''Col. Rhumbus:''' Boys... it'd be a ''shame'' to have to kill you now. ''[drives off]''\\
-->'''Fitz-Hume:''' What'd he mean by that?\\
-->'''Milbarge:''' It means we're O.I.O.\\
-->'''Fitz-Hume:''' What's that?\\
-->'''Milbarge:''' Obligated Involuntary Officers.

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-->'''Fitz-Hume:''' We were just talking and we'd like to go home now. So, uh, thanks for the bruises and you can keep the stool samples...
-->'''Col.
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'''Col.
Rhumbus:''' Boys... it'd be a ''shame'' to have to kill you now. ''[drives off]''\\
-->'''Fitz-Hume:''' '''Fitz-Hume:''' What'd he mean by that?\\
-->'''Milbarge:''' '''Milbarge:''' It means we're O.I.O.\\
-->'''Fitz-Hume:''' '''Fitz-Hume:''' What's that?\\
-->'''Milbarge:''' '''Milbarge:''' Obligated Involuntary Officers.
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* WannabeSecretAgent: Austin Millbarge is a basement-dwelling codebreaker at the Pentagon who aspires to escape his under-respected job to become a secret agent. Emmett Fitz-Hume, a wisecracking, pencil-pushing son of an envoy, takes the foreign service exam under peer pressure. Both of them fail (Fitz-Hume openly attempts to cheat, while Millbarge is woefully unprepared because his supervisor withheld notice of the test till the day before). Needing expendable agents to act as decoys to draw attention away from a more capable team, the DIA decides to enlist the two, promote them to be Foreign Service Operatives, put them through minimal training, and then send them on an undefined mission into Soviet Central Asia.
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** The anti-ballistic missile system's laser, after it misses a missile, blows up an MTV satellite.

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** The anti-ballistic missile system's laser, after it misses a missile, blows up an Creator/{{MTV}} satellite. (At the time the movie was filmed it qualified as BitingTheHandHumor -- Warner Bros. owned MTV satellite.{and Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} for that matter} as part of a joint-venture with American Express, but by the time the movie was released, Warner-Amex had been sold to Creator/{{Viacom}}.)
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* HyperCompetentSidekick: Millbarge to Fitz-Hume.
* InformedFlaw: Millbarge is extremely competent and intelligent, especially in comparison to Fitz-Hume, yet the premise treats him as a bad agent despite pretty much singlehandly saving the day.
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A 1985 comedy directed by Creator/JohnLandis, ''Spies Like Us'' basically resembles a Hope/Crosby ''Film/RoadTo'' picture updated for TheEighties. The film follows the misadventures of two novice intelligence agents sent to the Soviet Union as disposable decoys for the real agents. The movie stars Creator/DanAykroyd, Creator/ChevyChase, Steve Forrest, and Donna Dixon.

Two totally incompetent applicants, Emmett Fitz-Hume and Austin Millbarge, are chosen from a CIA recruitment program. They are parachuted into Pakistan and eventually end up in Afghanistan, chased by the Russians, where they learn they are being used as decoys to draw out the Sovet defenses. Two real spies are sent in. Their mission is to hijack a Soviet missile launcher, launch the Soviet missile and test the new U.S. orbital defense laser.

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A 1985 comedy directed by Creator/JohnLandis, ''Spies Like Us'' basically resembles a Hope/Crosby ''Film/RoadTo'' picture updated for TheEighties. The film follows the misadventures of two novice intelligence agents sent to the Soviet Union as disposable decoys for the real agents. The movie stars Creator/DanAykroyd, Creator/ChevyChase, Steve Forrest, Creator/SteveForrest, and Donna Dixon.

Creator/DonnaDixon.

Two totally incompetent applicants, Emmett Fitz-Hume and Austin Millbarge, are chosen from a CIA recruitment program. They are parachuted into Pakistan and eventually end up in Afghanistan, chased by the Russians, where they learn they are being used as decoys to draw out the Sovet Soviet defenses. Two real spies are sent in. Their mission is to hijack a Soviet missile launcher, launch the Soviet missile and test the new U.S. orbital defense laser.



* AllMenArePerverts: Our heroes fight over the binoculars so they can perve on Vanessa Angel zipping up her jumpsuit.

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* AllMenArePerverts: Our heroes fight over the binoculars so they can perve on Vanessa Angel Creator/VanessaAngel zipping up her jumpsuit.



--> '''Soviet Agent:''' For every question you do not answer, I cut off a finger...
--> '''Fitz-hume:''' Mine, or yours?
--> '''Soviet Agent:''' ''Yours''.
--> '''Fitz-hume:''' Damn.

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--> '''Soviet Agent:''' For every question you do not answer, I cut off a finger...
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finger...\\
'''Fitz-hume:''' Mine, or yours?
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'''Soviet Agent:''' ''Yours''.
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''Yours''.\\
'''Fitz-hume:''' Damn.



-->'''Fitz-hume''' (subtitles): "If you let me go, you can use my friend's head as a polo ball."
-->''Bandits all laugh. One of them takes Dan's head in his hands, testing it for size.''
-->'''Millbarge''' "What's he doing?"
-->'''Fitz-hume''' "Err, he's saying hello."
-->'''Millbarge''' (taking hold of the bandit's head): "Hello! Hello!"

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-->'''Fitz-hume''' (subtitles): "If you let me go, you can use my friend's head as a polo ball."
-->''Bandits
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''Bandits
all laugh. One of them takes Dan's head in his hands, testing it for size.''
-->'''Millbarge'''
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'''Millbarge'''
"What's he doing?"
-->'''Fitz-hume'''
doing?"\\
'''Fitz-hume'''
"Err, he's saying hello."
-->'''Millbarge'''
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'''Millbarge'''
(taking hold of the bandit's head): "Hello! Hello!"



-->'''Col. Rhumbus:''' Boys... it'd be a ''shame'' to have to kill you now. ''(drives off)''
-->'''Fitz-Hume:''' What'd he mean by that?
-->'''Milbarge:''' It means we're O.I.O.
-->'''Fitz-Hume:''' What's that?

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-->'''Col. Rhumbus:''' Boys... it'd be a ''shame'' to have to kill you now. ''(drives off)''
''[drives off]''\\
-->'''Fitz-Hume:''' What'd he mean by that?
that?\\
-->'''Milbarge:''' It means we're O.I.O.
O.\\
-->'''Fitz-Hume:''' What's that?that?\\
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* ReassignmentBackfire: Emmett Fitz-Hume (who got his job only through nepotism) and Austin Millbarge (who works in the bowels of a civil service building) have this happen to them. Emmett didn't study for the upcoming civil service exam and while Austin initially refuses to help him cheat, both end up causing a scene in the exam room. So their superiors send them to Pakistan as decoys, claiming they would be on a mission of great importance (when in reality, they were just there to keep the fire off the real agents). Except they eventually find their way to Russia, where alongside one of the ''real'' CIA agents, they end up saving the day.

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* ReassignmentBackfire: Emmett Fitz-Hume (who got his job only through nepotism) and Austin Millbarge (who works in the bowels of a civil service building) have this happen to them. Emmett didn't study for the upcoming civil service exam and and, while Austin initially refuses to help him cheat, both end up causing a scene in the exam room. So their superiors send them to Pakistan as decoys, claiming they would be on a mission of great importance (when in reality, they were just there to keep the fire off the real agents). Except they eventually find their way to Russia, where alongside one of the ''real'' CIA agents, they end up saving the day.
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** Ending with: Milbarge: "We're not doctors!"
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* SecretTest: Emmett Fitz-Hume and Austin Millbarge are sent to a Special Projects Training facility to learn how how to be spies. After they parachute in, they are surrounded by sword-armed ninjas who threaten to attack them. After this goes on for a few seconds, a military officer named Colonel Rhombus appears. He tells them that it's how he welcomes new trainees, because he must know right away what he's got to work with.
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-->''''Sline:'''' When we commissioned the Schmectel Corporation to research this precise event sequence scenario, it was determined that the continual stockpiling and development of our nuclear arsenal was becoming self-defeating. A weapon unused is a useless weapon.
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* RousingSpeech: Karen Boyer (Donna Dixon) gives an inspiring patriotic speech to Austin Millbarge (Creator/DanAykroyd) and Emmett Fitz-Hume (Creator/ChevyChase) just as they're prepared to pack up and go home, rather than face the Russians and their FantasticNuke. Karen busts their chops, telling them she's been preparing for this mission for ''months'' [[spoiler:and even had to bury her partner that day, after the Russians killed him]], and she's not about to let it all be for nothing.

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* RousingSpeech: Karen Boyer (Donna Dixon) (Creator/DonnaDixon) gives an inspiring patriotic speech to Austin Millbarge (Creator/DanAykroyd) and Emmett Fitz-Hume (Creator/ChevyChase) just as they're prepared to pack up and go home, rather than face the Russians and their FantasticNuke. Karen busts their chops, telling them she's been preparing for this mission for ''months'' [[spoiler:and even had to bury her partner that day, after the Russians killed him]], and she's not about to let it all be for nothing.
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* RousingSpeech: Karen Boyer (Donna Dixon) gives an inspiring patriotic speech to Austin Millbarge (Dan Ackroyd) and Emmett Fitz-Hume (Chevy Chase) just as they're prepared to pack up and go home, rather than face the Russians and their FantasticNuke. Karen busts their chops, telling them she's been preparing for this mission for ''months'' [[spoiler:and even had to bury her partner that day, after the Russians killed him]], and she's not about to let it all be for nothing.

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* RousingSpeech: Karen Boyer (Donna Dixon) gives an inspiring patriotic speech to Austin Millbarge (Dan Ackroyd) (Creator/DanAykroyd) and Emmett Fitz-Hume (Chevy Chase) (Creator/ChevyChase) just as they're prepared to pack up and go home, rather than face the Russians and their FantasticNuke. Karen busts their chops, telling them she's been preparing for this mission for ''months'' [[spoiler:and even had to bury her partner that day, after the Russians killed him]], and she's not about to let it all be for nothing.
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* ANuclearError: After a Soviet missile is launched at the United States, the American spies who did it realize that they've started WorldWarIII. However, one of them remembers that the missile has "source-programmable guidance", so they can transmit a signal to it and order it to fly out into space and explode. Not only do nuclear missiles not have such an option, it would be impossible for the missile to change course that way.

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* ANuclearError: After a Soviet missile is launched at the United States, the American spies who did it realize that they've started WorldWarIII. However, one of them remembers that the missile has "source-programmable guidance", so they can transmit a signal to it and order that causes it to fly out into space and explode. Not only do nuclear missiles not have such an option, it would be impossible for the missile to change course that way.
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* ANuclearError: After a Soviet missile is launched at the United States, the American spies who did it realize that they've started WorldWarIII. However, one of them remembers that the missile has "source-programmable guidance", so they can transmit a signal to it and order it to fly out into space and explode. Not only do nuclear missiles not have such an option, it would be impossible for the missile to change course that way.
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* RousingSpeech: Karen Boyer (Donna Dixon) gives an inspiring patriotic speech to Austin Millbarge (Dan Ackroyd) and Emmett Fitz-Hume (Chevy Chase) just as they're prepared to pack up and go home rather than face the Russians and their FantasticNuke. Karen busts their chops, telling them she's been preparing for this mission for ''months'' [[spoiler:and even had to bury her partner that day, after the Russians killed him]], and she's not about to let it all be for nothing.

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* RousingSpeech: Karen Boyer (Donna Dixon) gives an inspiring patriotic speech to Austin Millbarge (Dan Ackroyd) and Emmett Fitz-Hume (Chevy Chase) just as they're prepared to pack up and go home home, rather than face the Russians and their FantasticNuke. Karen busts their chops, telling them she's been preparing for this mission for ''months'' [[spoiler:and even had to bury her partner that day, after the Russians killed him]], and she's not about to let it all be for nothing.
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* RousingSpeech: Karen Boyer (Donna Dixon) gives an inspiring patriotic speech to Austin Millbarge (Dan Ackroyd) and Emmett Fitz-Hume (Chevy Chase) just as they're prepared to pack up and go home rather than face the Russians and their FantasticNuke. Karen busts their chops, telling them she's been preparing for this mission for ''months'' [[spoiler:and even had to bury her partner that day, after the Russians killed him]], and she's not about to let it all be for nothing.
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* OnePhoneCall: After Fitz-Hume is captured by the Tadzik Highway Patrol inside the Soviet Union, he asks "Don't I get a phone call?" This is a joke based on Americans thinking that U.S. policies apply in other countries.
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** While Milbarge and Fitz-Hume are in Pakistan, several times people speak to the native Pakistanis in a foreign language (probably Pashto, as Fitz-Hume uses a "Pashtu" to English dictionary) with no translation.

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** While Milbarge and Fitz-Hume are in Pakistan, several times people speak to the native Pakistanis (and vice versa) in a foreign language (probably Pashto, as Fitz-Hume uses a "Pashtu" to English dictionary) with no translation.
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** While Milbarge and Fitz-Hume are in Pakistan, several times people speak to the native Pakistanis in a foreign language (probably Pashto, as Fitz-Hume uses a "Pashtu" to English dictionary) with no translation.
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* SensualSlavs: Vanessa Angel, though she's actually British.

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* SensualSlavs: Vanessa Angel, though she's Angel's character, a member of the Soviet missile forces. In RealLife, the beautiful actress is actually British.

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** Lampshaded by Karen: "You two are unbelievable!"



* TheCameo: The movie is full of them: Creator/SamRaimi, Costa-Gavras, Creator/TheCoenBrothers, Creator/TerryGilliam, Creator/FrankOz, Music/BBKing, [[Creator/RayHarryhausen Ray frickin' Harryhausen]]…
** Also Bob Hope, as a ShoutOut to the ''Film/RoadTo'' pictures he made.
*** The film gives an acting credit to then U.S. President UsefulNotes/RonaldReagan, although he only appears in a clip from the movie ''She's Working Her Way Through College''.

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* TheCameo: The movie is full of them: Creator/SamRaimi, Costa-Gavras, Creator/TheCoenBrothers, Creator/TerryGilliam, Creator/FrankOz, Music/BBKing, [[Creator/RayHarryhausen Ray frickin' Harryhausen]]…
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Creator/RayHarryhausen. Also Bob Hope, as a ShoutOut to the ''Film/RoadTo'' pictures he made.
*** The film gives an acting credit to then U.S. President UsefulNotes/RonaldReagan, although he only appears in a clip from the movie ''She's Working Her Way Through College''.
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** TruthInTelevision: Really, they were both safe from gunfire thanks to [[SoftWater Hard Water]]. Of course, the test was to see how long they could stay down there under duress.



* EurekaMoment: "GUIDANCE!? SOURCE PROGRAMMABLE GUIDANCE!"



* GrenadeHotPotato: Fitz-Hume actually catches the grenade - and has no idea what it is, leading to:
-->'''Fitz-Hume:''' Hey, what's this?
-->'''Milbarge:''' ''[[OhCrap ''You don't want it!]]''
** After which Fitz-Hume stands up - in the middle of a gunfight between the KGB and Milbarge - and calmly tosses the grenade back, landing it through the window... and in the [[StuffBlowingUp box of grenades]] that two {{Mooks}} had opened up.

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* GrenadeHotPotato: Fitz-Hume actually catches the grenade - and has no idea what it is, leading to:
-->'''Fitz-Hume:''' Hey,
to to ask, "Hey, what's this?
-->'''Milbarge:''' ''[[OhCrap ''You
this?" Milbarge answers, "You don't want it!]]''
** After which
it!" so Fitz-Hume calmly stands up - in the middle of a gunfight between the KGB and Milbarge - firefight and calmly tosses the grenade back, landing it through the window... and in the [[StuffBlowingUp a box of grenades]] that two {{Mooks}} had opened up.grenades.



** This means that either the "ninjas" were under the Colonel's employ from the start, or — the less logical but more entertaining explanation — they were just a pack of wild ninjas with a portable floodlight setup roaming the forest.
** The whole reason the main characters were sent out in the first place was so that they'd end up being Highly Visible Spies and distract attention from other spies who were expected to be the ones to do the job.



* MikeNelsonDestroyerOfWorlds: "And to think my high school guidance counselor said I'd never amount to anything." Which leads to:
** EurekaMoment: "GUIDANCE!? SOURCE PROGRAMMABLE GUIDANCE!"

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* MikeNelsonDestroyerOfWorlds: "And to think my high school guidance counselor said I'd never amount to anything." Which leads to:
** EurekaMoment: "GUIDANCE!? SOURCE PROGRAMMABLE GUIDANCE!"
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* OverlyLongGag: "Doctor. Doctor. Doctor. Doctor. Doctor. Doctor. Doctor. Doctor. Doctor. Doctor. Doctor. Doctor. Doctor. Doctor. Doctor. And Doctor." "Did we miss anyone? Good."

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* OverlyLongGag: "Doctor. Doctor. Doctor. Doctor. Doctor. Doctor. Doctor. Doctor. Doctor. Doctor. Doctor. Doctor. Doctor. Doctor. Doctor. And Doctor." "Did we miss anyone? Good."Milbarge and Fitz-Hume greet a group of doctors by individually addressing each with "Doctor," to which each replies "Doctor," leading to 30 seconds of dialogue consisting of a single word.



** When Milbarge quotes a Russian proverb to the KGB agents, there is no translation of what it means for the audience.

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** When Milbarge quotes a Russian proverb to the KGB agents, there is no translation of what it means for the audience.audience, which helps emphasize that you shouldn't understand it unless you know Russian.



* SensualSlavs: Vanessa Angel. Yummy.
** She's actually British, but we'll let it slide.

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* SensualSlavs: Vanessa Angel. Yummy.
** She's
Angel, though she's actually British, but we'll let it slide.British.



* SpiritualSuccessor: The movie is considered to be related to the ''Film/RoadTo'' movies made by Creator/BobHope and Music/BingCrosby.
** This is given a nod when [[Creator/BobHope Uncle Bob]] drops by to play through a round of golf.

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* SpiritualSuccessor: The movie is considered to be related to the ''Film/RoadTo'' movies made by Creator/BobHope and Music/BingCrosby.
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Music/BingCrosby. This is given a nod when [[Creator/BobHope Uncle Bob]] drops by to play through a round of golf.



** The anti-ballistic missile system's laser, after it misses said missile, blows up an MTV satellite.
** The absurdly long set-up time and usefulness better classified under "EpicFail" shows that the writers didn't thought highly of the whole concept of the Strategic Defense Initiative (better known to the public as "StarWars"), either.

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** The anti-ballistic missile system's laser, after it misses said a missile, blows up an MTV satellite.
** The absurdly long set-up time and usefulness better classified under "EpicFail" shows that the writers didn't thought highly of the whole concept of the Strategic Defense Initiative (better known to the public as "StarWars"), "Star Wars"), either.
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* AwesomeButImpractical: The American anti-missile laser array, which takes forever to get ready to fire and misses an incoming missile that mission control had plenty of time to know was coming (because they were the ones who ordered it to fire) by a mile, only managing to blow up an ''MTV'' satellite.

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* KnightOfCerebus: General Sline is the only villainous character in the whole film that isn't played for laughs in any way and is the reason the climax nearly ends with WorldWarIII breaking out.



%%* PopStarComposer: Sir Music/PaulMcCartney
%%* PreppyName: Emmett Fitz-Hume

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* ClosestThingWeveGot: Fitz-Hume and Milzarge become this when the GLG-20 team that was meant to do the actual mission gets ambushed and one of the agents gets killed.

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* ClosestThingWeveGot: ClosestThingWeGot: Fitz-Hume and Milzarge become this when the GLG-20 team that was meant to do the actual mission gets ambushed and one of the agents gets killed.



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%%* TheEighties* TheEighties: Done during the height of the Cold War and it shows. Also showcasing a quick TakeThat to an early MTV.



* {{Expy}}: Steve Forrest's general (who ordered the operation) is essentially a copy of the trope-naming GeneralRipper, changing the reason for nuclear warfare from "[[SillyReasonForWar the Russians are tampering with our bodily fluids]]" to "[[{{Eagleland}} America]] [[UsefulNotes/PeaceThroughSuperiorFirepower must show the Russians that they have the edge in weapons technology,]] [[WellIntentionedExtremist regardless of the body count.]]" This is not any less chilling, considering he's still willing to cause ''nuclear war''.

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* {{Expy}}: Steve Forrest's general villainous General Sline (who ordered the operation) is essentially a copy of the trope-naming GeneralRipper, changing the reason for nuclear warfare from "[[SillyReasonForWar the Russians are tampering with our bodily fluids]]" to "[[{{Eagleland}} America]] [[UsefulNotes/PeaceThroughSuperiorFirepower must show the Russians that they have the edge in weapons technology,]] [[WellIntentionedExtremist regardless of the body count.]]" This is not any less chilling, considering he's still willing to cause ''nuclear war''.war'' without any hesitation or regret.

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