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* AcceptableTargets: One of the celebrity "couples" who show up for Col. Tom Parker's intended premiere of his new rock musical ''[[Theatre/MadameButterfly Madame]] Film/{{SuperFly}}'' are notorious Neo-Nazi[=/=]Klansman David Duke and notorious Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: Elvis suggesting that Frank Zappa "star in a sitcom." In 1990, Zappa's kids Dweezil and Moon Unit starred in a flop sitcom called ''[[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0098877/combined Normal Life]]'' which was supposed to show the wacky and off-the-wall life people imagined the Zappa kids had. Instead, with apparently nothing to rebel against, the kids turned out to be utterly ordinary and no one did anything particularly unusual. As a result, the show only lasted 13 episodes.
* HarsherInHindsight: In the story, the record business has collapsed due to so many quality musicians leaving, causing record sales to plummet. This was published in 1993, prior to [[TechnologyMarchesOn the debut of the World Wide Web]] and, later, the rise of [=Napster=] and [=iTunes=], which would cause the sales of actual [=CDs=] to plummet, not due to a significant change in what was popular, but because it was easier and cheaper.
* HarsherInHindsight: In the story, the record business has collapsed due to so many quality musicians leaving, causing record sales to plummet. This was published in 1993, prior to [[TechnologyMarchesOn the debut of the World Wide Web]] and, later, the rise of [=Napster=] and [=iTunes=], which would cause the sales of actual [=CDs=] to plummet, not due to a significant change in what was popular, but because it was easier and cheaper.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: HarsherInHindsight:
** In the story, the record business has collapsed due to so many quality musicians leaving, causing record sales to plummet. This was published in 1993, prior to [[TechnologyMarchesOn the debut of the World Wide Web]] and, later, the rise of [=Napster=] and [=iTunes=], which would cause the sales of actual [=CDs=] to plummet, not due to a significant change in what was popular, but because it was easier and cheaper.
** Elvis suggesting that Frank Zappa "star in a sitcom." In 1990, Zappa's kids Dweezil and Moon Unit starred in a flop sitcom called ''[[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0098877/combined Normal Life]]'' which was supposed to show the wacky and off-the-wall life people imagined the Zappa kids had. Instead, with apparently nothing to rebel against, the kids turned out to be utterly ordinary and no one did anything particularly unusual. As a result, the show only lasted 13episodes.
* HarsherInHindsight: In the story, the record business has collapsed due to so many quality musicians leaving, causing record sales to plummet. This was published in 1993, prior to [[TechnologyMarchesOn the debut of the World Wide Web]] and, later, the rise of [=Napster=] and [=iTunes=], which would cause the sales of actual [=CDs=] to plummet, not due to a significant change in what was popular, but because it was easier and cheaper.episodes.
** In the story, the record business has collapsed due to so many quality musicians leaving, causing record sales to plummet. This was published in 1993, prior to [[TechnologyMarchesOn the debut of the World Wide Web]] and, later, the rise of [=Napster=] and [=iTunes=], which would cause the sales of actual [=CDs=] to plummet, not due to a significant change in what was popular, but because it was easier and cheaper.
** Elvis suggesting that Frank Zappa "star in a sitcom." In 1990, Zappa's kids Dweezil and Moon Unit starred in a flop sitcom called ''[[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0098877/combined Normal Life]]'' which was supposed to show the wacky and off-the-wall life people imagined the Zappa kids had. Instead, with apparently nothing to rebel against, the kids turned out to be utterly ordinary and no one did anything particularly unusual. As a result, the show only lasted 13
* HarsherInHindsight: In the story, the record business has collapsed due to so many quality musicians leaving, causing record sales to plummet. This was published in 1993, prior to [[TechnologyMarchesOn the debut of the World Wide Web]] and, later, the rise of [=Napster=] and [=iTunes=], which would cause the sales of actual [=CDs=] to plummet, not due to a significant change in what was popular, but because it was easier and cheaper.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotPolitical: Being that it is based on Ayn Rand's most famous work, there is a libertarian undercurrent, and it was promoted by [[http://lfb.org/ Laissez-Faire Books]] at the time.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotPolitical: Being that it is based on Ayn Rand's most famous work, there is a libertarian undercurrent, and it was promoted by [[http://lfb.org/ Laissez-Faire Books]] at the time.
* YokoOhNo: PlayedForLaughs, as Elvis tells John specifically NOT to tell Yoko that he was going to fake his own death and disappear.
* YokoOhNo: PlayedForLaughs, as Elvis tells John specifically NOT to tell Yoko that he was going to fake his own death and disappear.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotPolitical: Being that it is based on Ayn Rand's most famous work, there is a libertarian undercurrent, and it was promoted by [[http://lfb.org/ Laissez-Faire Books]] at the time.
* YokoOhNo: PlayedForLaughs, as Elvis tells John specifically NOT to tell Yoko that he was going to fake his own death and disappear.time.
* YokoOhNo: PlayedForLaughs, as Elvis tells John specifically NOT to tell Yoko that he was going to fake his own death and disappear.
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** Possibly HarsherInHindsight: In the story, the record business has collapsed due to so many quality musicians leaving, causing record sales to plummet. This was published in 1993, prior to the debut of the World Wide Web and, later, the rise of [=Napster=] and [=iTunes=], which would cause the sales of actual [=CDs=] to plummet, not due to a significant change in what was popular, but because it was easier and cheaper.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: Elvis suggesting that Frank Zappa "star in a sitcom." In 1990, Zappa's kids Dweezil and Moon Unit starred in a flop sitcom called ''[[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0098877/combined Normal Life]]'' which was supposed to show the wacky and off-the-wall life people imagined the Zappa kids had. Instead, with apparently nothing to rebel against, the kids turned out to be utterly ordinary and no one did anything particularly unusual. As a result, the show only lasted 13 episodes.
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* AcceptableTargets: One of the celebrity "couples" who show up for Col. Tom Parker's intended premiere of his new rock musical ''[[Theatre/MadameButterfly Madame]] Film/{{SuperFly}}'' are notorious Neo-Nazi[=/=]Klansman David Duke and notorious Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotPolitical: Being that it is based on Ayn Rand's most famous work, there is a libertarian undercurrent, and it was promoted by [[http://lfb.org/ Laissez-Faire Books]] at the time.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotPolitical: Being that it is based on Ayn Rand's most famous work, there is a libertarian undercurrent, and it was promoted by [[http://lfb.org/ Laissez-Faire Books]] at the time.time.
* YokoOhNo: PlayedForLaughs, as Elvis tells John specifically NOT to tell Yoko that he was going to fake his own death and disappear.
* YokoOhNo: PlayedForLaughs, as Elvis tells John specifically NOT to tell Yoko that he was going to fake his own death and disappear.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotPolitical: Being that it is based on Ayn Rand's most famous work, there is a libertarian undercurrent, and it was promoted by [[http://lfb.org/ Laissez-Faire Books]] at the time.
