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* CrossTheLineTwice: Milazzo's reaction when he is told that he is being fired from the survival show.
-->'''Milazzo:''': Why me? Why isn't it decided in a draw or by vote? let put it to the vote, [[BreadEggsMilkSquick or get the chinese one out.]]
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* IdiotPlot: The whole 07x02 episode happens because the B-Brigade does not show an ounce of common sense during the drill (acknowledged in the story). As if pretending to be an Arab terrorist cell during UsefulNotes/TheWarOnTerror wasn't risky enough, they use cellphones to make the calls. They end up detained in Washington D.C., prompting the team to rescue them.

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* WhatAnIdiot: There are cases through the show, the worst example might be the aforementioned 07x02 episode. The B-Brigade, during an operative, pretends to be a terrorist cell in 2003, during the height of UsefulNotes/TheWarOnTerror, which was against Santos's suggestions, and they used, against all logic (which is lampshaded by Medina) traceable cellphones during the operation. Predictably, they drag the U.S. secret services attention, they get tracked, detained (with Fehler's exception) and taken to the FBI's headquarters to be subjected to {{Jack Bauer Interrogation Technique}}s. TooDumbToLive, indeed.

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* WhatAnIdiot: There are cases through UnintentionalPeriodPiece: The series for the show, most part avoids dating itself, technological advancements aside... up until the worst example might be finale, when the aforementioned 07x02 episode. The B-Brigade, during an operative, pretends team's plan to be a terrorist cell in 2003, during finally get rid of Milazzo (the guy who was seeking revenge on the height of UsefulNotes/TheWarOnTerror, team for stranding him in the jungle for a year under the pretense that he was in a ''Series/{{Survivor}}''-like reality show) is to con him again into making him believe that he is sent to capture Osama bin Laden, which clearly dates the series as being made before bin Laden was against Santos's suggestions, found and they used, against all logic (which is lampshaded by Medina) traceable cellphones during the operation. Predictably, they drag the U.S. secret services attention, they get tracked, detained (with Fehler's exception) and taken to the FBI's headquarters to be subjected to {{Jack Bauer Interrogation Technique}}s. TooDumbToLive, indeed.killed in May 2011.
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** Manzione's crying because of [[spoiler: the failure of his "big night", immense frustration, the nostalgic memories of his childhood (induced by a TV advertising of ''Literature/{{Heidi}}'', which makes the scene even sadder), and the the regret for not wanting to be with their loved ones at Christmas.]]

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** Manzione's crying because of [[spoiler: the failure of his "big night", immense frustration, the nostalgic memories of his childhood (induced by a TV advertising of ''Literature/{{Heidi}}'', which makes the scene even sadder), and the the regret for not wanting to be with their loved ones at Christmas.]]
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* WhatAnIdiot: There are cases through the show, the worst example might be the aforementioned 07x02 episode. The B-Brigade, during an operative, pretends to be a terrorist cell during the War on Terror (2003), which was against Santos's suggestions, and they used, against all logic (which is lampshaded by Medina) traceable cellphones during the operation. Predictably,they drag the U.S. secret services attention, they get tracked, detained (with Fehler's exception) and taken to the FBI's headquarters for interrogation (ColdBloodedTorture). TooDumbToLive, indeed.

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* WhatAnIdiot: There are cases through the show, the worst example might be the aforementioned 07x02 episode. The B-Brigade, during an operative, pretends to be a terrorist cell in 2003, during the War on Terror (2003), height of UsefulNotes/TheWarOnTerror, which was against Santos's suggestions, and they used, against all logic (which is lampshaded by Medina) traceable cellphones during the operation. Predictably,they Predictably, they drag the U.S. secret services attention, they get tracked, detained (with Fehler's exception) and taken to the FBI's headquarters for interrogation (ColdBloodedTorture).to be subjected to {{Jack Bauer Interrogation Technique}}s. TooDumbToLive, indeed.
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* IdiotPlot: The whole 07x02 episode happens because the B-Brigade does not show an ounce of common sense during the drill (acknowledged in the story). As if pretending to be an Arab terrorist cell during TheWarOnTerror wasn't risky enough, they use cellphones to make the calls. They end up detained in Washington D.C., prompting the team to rescue them.

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* IdiotPlot: The whole 07x02 episode happens because the B-Brigade does not show an ounce of common sense during the drill (acknowledged in the story). As if pretending to be an Arab terrorist cell during TheWarOnTerror UsefulNotes/TheWarOnTerror wasn't risky enough, they use cellphones to make the calls. They end up detained in Washington D.C., prompting the team to rescue them.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Some of the simulations seem less about deception and more about making people face, or discover, the truth about themselves. Like an artist, they use lies to tell the truth. The first episode is a good example, and probably the best. This is even lampshaded by Lamponne (of all people) at the end:

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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Some of the simulations seem less about deception and more about making people face, or discover, the truth about themselves. Like an artist, Basically, they use lies to tell the truth. The first episode is a good example, and probably the best. This is even lampshaded by Lamponne (of all people) at the end:
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* CultClassic: The series has a much devoted fanbase in its home country, despite the fact that it ran only two seasons and isn't much well-known outside said home country.

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* IdiotPlot: The whole 07x02 episode happens because the B-Team does not show an ounce of common sense during the drill (acknowledged in the story). As if pretending to be an Arab terrorist cell during TheWarOnTerror wasn't risky enough, they use cellphones to make the calls. They end up detained in Washington D.C., prompting the team to rescue them.

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* IdiotPlot: The whole 07x02 episode happens because the B-Team B-Brigade does not show an ounce of common sense during the drill (acknowledged in the story). As if pretending to be an Arab terrorist cell during TheWarOnTerror wasn't risky enough, they use cellphones to make the calls. They end up detained in Washington D.C., prompting the team to rescue them.



** The last reunion, in which [[spoiler: the group decided to separate, followed by a montage of scenes and flashbacks, sad music included.]]

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** The last reunion, in which [[spoiler: the group decided to separate, followed by a montage of scenes and flashbacks, sad music included.]]]]
* WhatAnIdiot: There are cases through the show, the worst example might be the aforementioned 07x02 episode. The B-Brigade, during an operative, pretends to be a terrorist cell during the War on Terror (2003), which was against Santos's suggestions, and they used, against all logic (which is lampshaded by Medina) traceable cellphones during the operation. Predictably,they drag the U.S. secret services attention, they get tracked, detained (with Fehler's exception) and taken to the FBI's headquarters for interrogation (ColdBloodedTorture). TooDumbToLive, indeed.

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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation:
Some of the simulations seem less about deception and more about making people face, or discover, the truth about themselves. The first chapter is a good, and probably the best example. This is even lampshaded by Lamponne (of all people) at the end:"The operative proved that she loves him. If there are problems, they will appear later". Like an artist, they use lies to tell the truth.
* One could also argue of how effective

* IdiotPlot: The whole 07x02 episode happens because the B-brigade does not show an ounce of common sense during the drill(acknowledged in the story). Like if pretending to be an arab terrorist cell during the War on Terror wasn't risky enough, they use cellphones to make the calls. They end up detained in Washington D.C., prompting the team to rescue them.

* [[TearJerker Tear Jerkers]]:

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AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Some of the simulations seem less about deception and more about making people face, or discover, the truth about themselves. Like an artist, they use lies to tell the truth. The first chapter episode is a good, good example, and probably the best example. best. This is even lampshaded by Lamponne (of all people) at the end:"The end:
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operative proved that she loves him. If there are problems, they will appear later". Like an artist, they use lies to tell the truth.
* One could also argue of how effective

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* IdiotPlot: The whole 07x02 episode happens because the B-team does not show an ounce of common sense during the drill(acknowledged in the story). Like if pretending to be an arab terrorist cell during the War on Terror wasn't risky enough, they use cellphones to make the calls. They end up detained in Washington D.C., prompting the team to rescue them.

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* IdiotPlot: The whole 07x02 episode happens because the B-team B-brigade does not show an ounce of common sense during the drill(acknowledged in the story). Like if pretending to be an arab terrorist cell during the War on Terror wasn't risky enough, they use cellphones to make the calls. They end up detained in Washington D.C., prompting the team to rescue them.
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* IdiotPlot: The whole 07x02 episode happens because the B-team does not show an ounce of common sense during the drill(acknowledged in the story). Like if pretending to be an arab terrorist cell during the War on Terror wasn't risky enough, they use cellphones to make the calls. They end up detained in Washington D.C., prompting the team to rescue them.

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* IdiotPlot: *IdiotPlot: The whole 07x02 episode happens because the B-team does not show an ounce of common sense during the drill(acknowledged in the story). Like if pretending to be an arab terrorist cell during the War on Terror wasn't risky enough, they use cellphones to make the calls. They end up detained in Washington D.C., prompting the team to rescue them.
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*IdiotPlot: The whole 07x02 episode happens because the B-team does not show an ounce of common sense during the drill(acknowledged in the story). Like if pretending to be an arab terrorist cell during the War on Terror wasn't risky enough, they use cellphones to make the calls. They end up detained in Washington D.C., prompting the team to rescue them.
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* One could also argue of how effective

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*AlternativeCharacterInterpretation:
Some of the simulations seem less about deception and more about making people face, or discover, the truth about themselves. The first chapter is a good, and probably the best example. This is even lampshaded by Lamponne (of all people) at the end:"The operative proved that she loves him. If there are problems, they will appear later". Like an artist, they use lies to tell the truth.
*One could also argue of how effective
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** Manzione's crying because of [[spoiler: the failure of his "big night", immense frustration, the nostalgic memories of his childhood (induced by a TV advertising of ''{{Heidi}}'', which makes the scene even sadder), and the the regret for not wanting to be with their loved ones at Christmas.]]

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** Manzione's crying because of [[spoiler: the failure of his "big night", immense frustration, the nostalgic memories of his childhood (induced by a TV advertising of ''{{Heidi}}'', ''Literature/{{Heidi}}'', which makes the scene even sadder), and the the regret for not wanting to be with their loved ones at Christmas.]]
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* [[TearJerker Tear Jerkers]]:
** Mariana's emotional breakdown on "The Social Debilitator", [[spoiler: after being exposed psychologically in the middle of the court.]]
** Santos remembering his father [[ManlyTears in tears]].
** Manzione's crying because of [[spoiler: the failure of his "big night", immense frustration, the nostalgic memories of his childhood (induced by a TV advertising of ''{{Heidi}}'', which makes the scene even sadder), and the the regret for not wanting to be with their loved ones at Christmas.]]
** The last reunion, in which [[spoiler: the group decided to separate, followed by a montage of scenes and flashbacks, sad music included.]]

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