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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/LeslieNielsen turned down an offer to return as his character Dr. Rumack because of his commitment to ''Series/PoliceSquad''. His character only appears in flashback sequences to the first film and his role was replaced by the character of Dr. Stone.
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** Creator/ZuckerAbrahamsAndZucker were courted by Creator/{{Paramount}} for an ''Airplane!'' sequel, and after initial hesitation, cooked up a concept: ''Airplane II: Franchise/TheGodfather''. Rather than rehash the airplane setting, this one would focus on the revelation that Ted was a member of the Corleone family, and Elaine struggling to deal with it, and all the other main characters from the first film would somehow end up as part of the story. The legal hassles in getting permission to spoof ''The Godfather'' consigned it to DevelopmentHell, and ZAZ dropped out at that point, but Paramount pushed ahead with a sequel anyway. Jim Abrahams would eventually direct and co-write a mafia spoof on his own, ''Film/JaneAustensMafia''.
** Creator/LeslieNielsen turned down an offer to return as his character Dr. Rumack because of his commitment to ''Series/PoliceSquad''. His character only appears in flashback sequences to the first film and his role was replaced by the character of Dr. Stone.
** Creator/ZuckerAbrahamsAndZucker were courted by Creator/{{Paramount}} for an ''Airplane!'' sequel, and after initial hesitation, cooked up a concept: ''Airplane II: Franchise/TheGodfather''. Rather than rehash the airplane setting, this one would focus on the revelation that Ted was a member of the Corleone family, and Elaine struggling to deal with it, and all the other main characters from the first film would somehow end up as part of the story. The legal hassles in getting permission to spoof ''The Godfather'' consigned it to DevelopmentHell, and ZAZ dropped out at that point, but Paramount pushed ahead with a sequel anyway. Jim Abrahams would eventually direct and co-write a mafia spoof on his own, ''Film/JaneAustensMafia''.
** Creator/LeslieNielsen turned down an offer to return as his character Dr. Rumack because of his commitment to ''Series/PoliceSquad''. His character only appears in flashback sequences to the first film and his role was replaced by the character of Dr. Stone.
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** [=McGivers=] demands to know if Striker and Elaine have got Seluchi's bomb. When they reply they do, [=McCroskey=] and the controllers each sound off "He's got the bomb!" in a round. Controller Jacobs calls it just like an election in Iran. Meanwhile, the Commissioner gets on the phone to the White House where he briefs presumably President Reagan (played by Kruger's actor, Rip Torn) on the ''Mayflower'''s distress.
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** [=McGivers=] [=McCroskey=] demands to know if Striker and Elaine have got Seluchi's bomb. When they reply they do, [=McCroskey=] and the controllers each sound off "He's got the bomb!" in a round. Controller Jacobs calls it just like an election in Iran. Meanwhile, the Commissioner gets on the phone to the White House where he briefs presumably President Reagan (played by Kruger's actor, Rip Torn) on the ''Mayflower'''s distress.
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* BTeamSequel: Jerry Zucker, David Zucker, and Jim Abrahams initially agreed to a sequel to ''Film/{{Airplane}}'', and then balked at the idea at a later date. ''Film/AirplaneIITheSequel'' went ahead without their permission, and despite their protests - thus, they refused to watch a single frame of it upon its release - and still have not over twenty years later.
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* BTeamSequel: Jerry Zucker, David Zucker, and Jim Abrahams Creator/ZuckerAbrahamsAndZucker initially agreed to a sequel to ''Film/{{Airplane}}'', and then balked at the idea at a later date. ''Film/AirplaneIITheSequel'' went ahead without their permission, and despite their protests - thus, they refused to watch a single frame of it upon its release - and still have not over twenty years later.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Where to start? From the complete lack of security checkpoints to smoking on airplanes to airlines that actually serve meals. Flying to the moon sure has changed.
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* BTeamSequel: Jerry Zucker, David Zucker, and Jim Abrahams initially agreed to a sequel, sequel to ''Film/{{Airplane}}'', and then balked at the idea at a later date. The movie ''Film/AirplaneIITheSequel'' went ahead without their permission, and despite their protests - thus, they refused to watch a single frame of it upon its release - and still have not over twenty years later.
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** A short segment parodying Peter Graves' role in ''Series/MissionImpossible''.
** Buck Murdock (Creator/WilliamShatner) spies the ''[[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries Enterprise]]'' on his periscope.
** Raymond Burr as [[Franchise/PerryMason a Judge]].
** Steve [=McCroskey=] in the nursing home "thinking he's Creator/LloydBridges," pretending to be snorkeling underwater, is a reference to Bridges' role in ''Sea Hunt.''
** A short segment parodying Peter Graves' role in ''Series/MissionImpossible''.
** Buck Murdock (Creator/WilliamShatner) spies the ''[[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries Enterprise]]'' on his periscope.
** Raymond Burr as [[Franchise/PerryMason a Judge]].
** Steve [=McCroskey=] in the nursing home "thinking he's Creator/LloydBridges," pretending to be snorkeling underwater, is a reference to Bridges' role in ''Sea Hunt.''
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** When Testa is serving coffee to the middle aged couple of Dave and Edith Walters, the door to the computer room opens as Unger tries to escape being sucked out the airlock by ROK 9000. Testa shrieks and tries to save Unger while accidentally dropping the coffee on Edith, but only gets Unger's line of laundry as he and Dunn are finally ejected out into space.
** Two nurses at the old folks' home are called by Mission Control who give the phone to [=McCroskey=] as he parodies his actor Creator/LloydBridges' other famous show ''Series/SeaHunt'' [[note]][[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 By that time, his lungs were aching for air!]][[/note]] and snaps out of his decline saying "Looks like I picked the wrong time to go senile!".
** [=McCroskey=] and the controllers at Mission Control get increasingly frustrated in trying to contact the ''Mayflower'' that they start destroying the CAPCOM console like how [[Main/HystericalWoman Mrs. Hammen]] was [[Main/GetAHoldOfYourselfMan shaken down]] in the original.
** As the ''Mayflower'' shuttle continues towards the Sun, Elaine removes her uniform jacket as Striker sees they are closer to the Sun than he originally estimates. Back in the cabin, the passengers drop like flies from the heat with two businessmen conversing in only sauna towels.
** The Sarge arrives to explain the damage Seluchi's bomb could do over diagrams of the lunar shuttle with no point being made to [=McCroskey=].
** [=McGivers=] demands to know if Striker and Elaine have got Seluchi's bomb. When they reply they do, [=McCroskey=] and the controllers each sound off "He's got the bomb!" in a round. Controller Jacobs calls it just like an election in Iran. Meanwhile, the Commissioner gets on the phone to the White House where he briefs presumably President Reagan (played by Kruger's actor, Rip Torn) on the ''Mayflower'''s distress.
** [[DirtyCoward Simon Kurtz]], having lost both the ship and Elaine due to the disaster, [[Main/ScrewThisImOuttaHere dirtily deserts his duty]] and bails out taking the ''Mayflower'''s only EscapePod in a [[DoubleEntendre premature ejection]] to an unknown fate.
** Two nurses at the old folks' home are called by Mission Control who give the phone to [=McCroskey=] as he parodies his actor Creator/LloydBridges' other famous show ''Series/SeaHunt'' [[note]][[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 By that time, his lungs were aching for air!]][[/note]] and snaps out of his decline saying "Looks like I picked the wrong time to go senile!".
** [=McCroskey=] and the controllers at Mission Control get increasingly frustrated in trying to contact the ''Mayflower'' that they start destroying the CAPCOM console like how [[Main/HystericalWoman Mrs. Hammen]] was [[Main/GetAHoldOfYourselfMan shaken down]] in the original.
** As the ''Mayflower'' shuttle continues towards the Sun, Elaine removes her uniform jacket as Striker sees they are closer to the Sun than he originally estimates. Back in the cabin, the passengers drop like flies from the heat with two businessmen conversing in only sauna towels.
** The Sarge arrives to explain the damage Seluchi's bomb could do over diagrams of the lunar shuttle with no point being made to [=McCroskey=].
** [=McGivers=] demands to know if Striker and Elaine have got Seluchi's bomb. When they reply they do, [=McCroskey=] and the controllers each sound off "He's got the bomb!" in a round. Controller Jacobs calls it just like an election in Iran. Meanwhile, the Commissioner gets on the phone to the White House where he briefs presumably President Reagan (played by Kruger's actor, Rip Torn) on the ''Mayflower'''s distress.
** [[DirtyCoward Simon Kurtz]], having lost both the ship and Elaine due to the disaster, [[Main/ScrewThisImOuttaHere dirtily deserts his duty]] and bails out taking the ''Mayflower'''s only EscapePod in a [[DoubleEntendre premature ejection]] to an unknown fate.
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** Mission Control clearing the no-frills charter flight 794 to deplane her passengers by way of tether and slide wire
** The rich Texan passenger giving a $1000 donation to the Heart Charity causing their representative to keel over dead from a heart attack.
** A night orderly at the Ronald Reagan Hospital finds Striker's newspaper with a back headline "Elaine on shuttle too!" and pulls the covers off the patient's bed to reveal a black and white cardboard standee of Striker in place of the real one. The orderly [[ScreamsLikeALittleGirl shrieks his head off]] thinking Striker has either died or killed himself as our hero escapes to Houston Airport.
** The bomber, Joe Seluchi, talks with his wife at the Pan Universe check-in desk as we learn why he is what he is and why he is supposed to catch a flight to Des Moines instead of the Moon.
** A quick scene of Seluchi boarding the ''Mayflower'' followed by the rich Texan as they are greeted by the stewardesses Mary and Testa.
** Another quick scene in Mission Control as the black Controller reports a "Condition Green" as a green-faced controller (played by Frank Ashmore - Flight Engineer Victor Basta from the original ''Airplane!'') is given some pills and water by a doctor played by [[Film/TheTerminator Earl]] [[Film/Terminator2JudgmentDay Boen]].
** Once the ''Mayflower'' is underway to the Moon, Mary hands the rich Texan all the volumes of the Talmud and Striker an issue of "Modern Electronics" which sparks as he reads before Striker gives the Texan the magazine to go off for some oxygen.
** Another good WhosOnFirst routine as Testa takes the flight crew's breakfast orders but confusion about the order of steak and eggs comes when first Testa confuses Captain Oveur's egg order to be poached and over when he just wants them poached, and then Navigator Unger and First Officer Dunn perk up when Oveur tells Testa he wants his steak underdone.
** Mission Control clearing the no-frills charter flight 794 to deplane her passengers by way of tether and slide wire
** The rich Texan passenger giving a $1000 donation to the Heart Charity causing their representative to keel over dead from a heart attack.
** A night orderly at the Ronald Reagan Hospital finds Striker's newspaper with a back headline "Elaine on shuttle too!" and pulls the covers off the patient's bed to reveal a black and white cardboard standee of Striker in place of the real one. The orderly [[ScreamsLikeALittleGirl shrieks his head off]] thinking Striker has either died or killed himself as our hero escapes to Houston Airport.
** The bomber, Joe Seluchi, talks with his wife at the Pan Universe check-in desk as we learn why he is what he is and why he is supposed to catch a flight to Des Moines instead of the Moon.
** A quick scene of Seluchi boarding the ''Mayflower'' followed by the rich Texan as they are greeted by the stewardesses Mary and Testa.
** Another quick scene in Mission Control as the black Controller reports a "Condition Green" as a green-faced controller (played by Frank Ashmore - Flight Engineer Victor Basta from the original ''Airplane!'') is given some pills and water by a doctor played by [[Film/TheTerminator Earl]] [[Film/Terminator2JudgmentDay Boen]].
** Once the ''Mayflower'' is underway to the Moon, Mary hands the rich Texan all the volumes of the Talmud and Striker an issue of "Modern Electronics" which sparks as he reads before Striker gives the Texan the magazine to go off for some oxygen.
** Another good WhosOnFirst routine as Testa takes the flight crew's breakfast orders but confusion about the order of steak and eggs comes when first Testa confuses Captain Oveur's egg order to be poached and over when he just wants them poached, and then Navigator Unger and First Officer Dunn perk up when Oveur tells Testa he wants his steak underdone.
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* PropRecycling: Lampshaded with 'The thing with red lights that go back and forth' which has appeared on many sci fi sci-fi shows and movies before and since (including ''Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan'' and ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'').
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/LeslieNielsen turned down an offer to return as his character Dr. Rumack because of his commitment to Series/PoliceSquad''. His character only appears in flashback sequences to the first film and his role was replaced by the character of Dr. Stone.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/LeslieNielsen turned down an offer to return as his character Dr. Rumack because of his commitment to Series/PoliceSquad''.''Series/PoliceSquad''. His character only appears in flashback sequences to the first film and his role was replaced by the character of Dr. Stone.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/LeslieNielsen turned down an offer to return as his character Dr. Rumack because of his commitment to Series/PoliceSquad''. His character only appears in flashback sequences to the first film and his role was replaced by the character of Dr. Stone (played by John Vernon, who, like Nielsen, has a rich voice, was born in [[UsefulNotes/CanadianProvincesAndTerritories Saskatchewan]], and went from mostly serious to [[LeslieNielsenSyndrome mostly comic roles]] in the latter part of his career).
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/LeslieNielsen turned down an offer to return as his character Dr. Rumack because of his commitment to Series/PoliceSquad''. His character only appears in flashback sequences to the first film and his role was replaced by the character of Dr. Stone (played by John Vernon, who, like Nielsen, has a rich voice, was born in [[UsefulNotes/CanadianProvincesAndTerritories Saskatchewan]], and went from mostly serious to [[LeslieNielsenSyndrome mostly comic roles]] in the latter part of his career).Stone.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/LeslieNielsen turned down an offer to return as his character Dr. Rumack because of his commitment to Series/PoliceSquad''. His character only appears in flashback sequences to the first film and his role was replaced by the character of Dr. StoneStone (played by John Vernon, who, like Nielsen, has a rich voice, was born in [[UsefulNotes/CanadianProvincesAndTerritories Saskatchewan]], and went from mostly serious to [[LeslieNielsenSyndrome mostly comic roles]] in the latter part of his career).
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** Steve [=McCroskey=] in the nursing home "thinking he's Lloyd Bridges," pretending to be snorkeling underwater, is a reference to Bridges' role in ''Sea Hunt.''
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** Steve [=McCroskey=] in the nursing home "thinking he's Lloyd Bridges," Creator/LloydBridges," pretending to be snorkeling underwater, is a reference to Bridges' role in ''Sea Hunt.''''
* BTeamSequel: Jerry Zucker, David Zucker, and Jim Abrahams initially agreed to a sequel, and then balked at the idea at a later date. The movie went ahead without their permission, and despite their protests - thus, they refused to watch a single frame of it upon its release - and still have not over twenty years later.
* BTeamSequel: Jerry Zucker, David Zucker, and Jim Abrahams initially agreed to a sequel, and then balked at the idea at a later date. The movie went ahead without their permission, and despite their protests - thus, they refused to watch a single frame of it upon its release - and still have not over twenty years later.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Where to start? From the complete lack of security checkpoints to smoking on airplanes to airlines that actually serve meals. Flying to the moon sure has changed.
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* YouLookFamiliar: Several passengers from the first movie return as different characters (with pretty much the same personalities).
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* FranchiseZombie: ZAZ has made it quite clear that they had no part or interest in the sequel (in the first movie's DVD commentary, they admit they've never even seen it), thinking that all of the good ideas had been used.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: The bomber [[SonnyBono Ted Salucci]] would have a career in Congress.
** Thanks for ''Cher''ring.
** The priest is [[Series/{{Benson}} Governor Gatling]].
** Jimmy [[Film/{{Poltergeist}} almost got eaten by a tree]] that same year.
** Thanks for ''Cher''ring.
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** Steve [=McCroskey=] in the nursing home "thinking he's Lloyd Bridges," pretending to be snorkeling underwater, is a reference to Bridges' role in ''Sea Hunt.''
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Where to start? From the complete lack of security checkpoints to smoking on airplanes to airlines that actually serve meals. Flying sure has changed.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Where to start? From the complete lack of security checkpoints to smoking on airplanes to airlines that actually serve meals. Flying sure has changed.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: The bomber [[SonnyBono Ted Salucci]] would have a career in Congress.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: The bomber [[SonnyBono Ted Salucci]] would have a career in Congress.Congress.
** Thanks for ''Cher''ring.
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** A short segment parodying Peter Graves' role in ''Series/MissionImpossible''.
** Buck Murdock (Creator/WilliamShatner) spies the ''[[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries Enterprise]]'' on his periscope.
** Raymond Burr as [[Franchise/PerryMason a Judge]].
* HeyItsThatGuy: The bomber [[SonnyBono Ted Salucci]] would have a career in[[SonnyBono Congress]].Congress.
** A short segment parodying Peter Graves' role in ''Series/MissionImpossible''.
** Buck Murdock (Creator/WilliamShatner) spies the ''[[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries Enterprise]]'' on his periscope.
** Raymond Burr as [[Franchise/PerryMason a Judge]].
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