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* ExecutiveMeddling: Averted. The censors weren’t happy with the scene showing Rupert Murdoch [[BitingTheHandHumor in jail]]. However, Murdoch himself [[ActuallyPrettyFunny liked the gag]] and let them keep it.
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* CreatorChosenCasting: The role of Col. Leslie "Hap" Hapablap was written especially for Creator/RLeeErmey. Much of his dialogue was difficult to write.
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* CreatorChosenCasting: The role of Col. Leslie "Hap" Hapablap was written especially for Creator/RLeeEmery. Much of his dialogue was difficult to write.
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* CreatorChosenCasting: The role of Col. Leslie "Hap" Hapablap was written especially for Creator/RLeeEmery.Creator/RLeeErmey. Much of his dialogue was difficult to write.
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* CreatorChosenCasting: The role of Col. Leslie "Hap" Hapablap was written especially for Creator/RLeeEmery. Much of his dialogue was difficult to write.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: In one scene, Lisa wishes to meet the first female stealth bomber pilot (also named Lisa). While all of these details would still endure with Lisa's current characterization as a hard-core feminist, the casual and gleeful way she mentions the pilot Lisa bombed 70 mosques (pardon the pun) wouldn't fly today.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: Averted. The censors weren’t happy with the scene showing Rupert Murdoch [[BitingTheHandHumour in jail]]. However, Murdoch himself [[ActuallyPrettyFunny liked the gag]] and let them keep it.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: Averted. The censors weren’t happy with the scene showing Rupert Murdoch [[BitingTheHandHumour [[BitingTheHandHumor in jail]]. However, Murdoch himself [[ActuallyPrettyFunny liked the gag]] and let them keep it.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: In one scene, Lisa wishes to meet the first female stealth bomber pilot (also named Lisa). While all of these details would still endure with Lisa's current characterization as a hard-core (well, [[{{Flanderization}} more so than before]]) feminist, the casual and gleeful way she mentions the pilot Lisa bombed 70 mosques (pardon the pun) wouldn't fly today.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: In one scene, Lisa wishes to meet the first female stealth bomber pilot (also named Lisa). While all of these details would still endure with Lisa's current characterization as a hard-core (well, [[{{Flanderization}} more so than before]]) feminist, the casual and gleeful way she mentions the pilot Lisa bombed 70 mosques (pardon the pun) wouldn't fly today.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: Averted. The censors weren’t happy with the scene showing Rupert Murdoch [[BitingTheHandHumour as a convict in jail]]. However, Murdoch himself [[ActuallyPrettyFunny liked the gag]] and let them keep it.
* TroubledProduction: The episode was credited to Spike Feresten, who penned the famous "Soup Nazi" episode of ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}''. However, Spike's script was heavily re-written from its initial draft, and very little of Spike's material remained in the final episode. Bill Oakley said it was one of the most arduous re-writes in the history of the show. In one instance, the writers were stuck in the office until the middle of the night trying to come up with a funny name for the colonel; they finally came up with Hap Hapablap.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: In one scene, Lisa wishes to meet the first female stealth bomber pilot (also named Lisa). While all of these details would still endure with Lisa's current characterization as a hard-core (well, [[{{Flanderization}} more so than before]]) feminist, the casual and gleeful way she mentions the pilot Lisa bombed 70 mosques just wouldn't fly at all today.
* TroubledProduction: The episode was credited to Spike Feresten, who penned the famous "Soup Nazi" episode of ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}''. However, Spike's script was heavily re-written from its initial draft, and very little of Spike's material remained in the final episode. Bill Oakley said it was one of the most arduous re-writes in the history of the show. In one instance, the writers were stuck in the office until the middle of the night trying to come up with a funny name for the colonel; they finally came up with Hap Hapablap.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: In one scene, Lisa wishes to meet the first female stealth bomber pilot (also named Lisa). While all of these details would still endure with Lisa's current characterization as a hard-core (well, [[{{Flanderization}} more so than before]]) feminist, the casual and gleeful way she mentions the pilot Lisa bombed 70 mosques just wouldn't fly at all today.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: Averted. The censors weren’t happy with the scene showing Rupert Murdoch [[BitingTheHandHumour as a convict in jail]]. However, Murdoch himself [[ActuallyPrettyFunny liked the gag]] and let them keep it.
* TroubledProduction: The episode was credited to Spike Feresten, who penned the famous "Soup Nazi" episode of''Series/{{Seinfeld}}''.''Series/{{Seinfeld}}'' (and had a short-lived late night talk show in the mid-to-late 2000s alongside the final season of ''[=MADtv=]''). However, Spike's script was heavily re-written from its initial draft, and very little of Spike's material remained in the final episode. Bill Oakley said it was one of the most arduous re-writes in the history of the show. In one instance, the writers were stuck in the office until the middle of the night trying to come up with a funny name for the colonel; they finally came up with Hap Hapablap.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: In one scene, Lisa wishes to meet the first female stealth bomber pilot (also named Lisa). While all of these details would still endure with Lisa's current characterization as a hard-core (well, [[{{Flanderization}} more so than before]]) feminist, the casual and gleeful way she mentions the pilot Lisa bombed 70 mosquesjust (pardon the pun) wouldn't fly at all today.
* TroubledProduction: The episode was credited to Spike Feresten, who penned the famous "Soup Nazi" episode of
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: In one scene, Lisa wishes to meet the first female stealth bomber pilot (also named Lisa). While all of these details would still endure with Lisa's current characterization as a hard-core (well, [[{{Flanderization}} more so than before]]) feminist, the casual and gleeful way she mentions the pilot Lisa bombed 70 mosques
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: In one scene, Lisa wishes to meet the first female stealth bomber pilot (also named Lisa). While all of these details would still endure with Lisa's current characterization as a hard-core (well, [[{{Flanderization}} more so than before]]) feminist, the casual and gleeful way she mentions the pilot Lisa bombed 70 mosques just wouldn't fly at all today.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: Averted. The censors weren’t happy with the scene showing Rupert Murdoch [[BitingTheHandHumour as a convict in jail]]. However, Murdoch himself [[ActuallyPrettyFunny liked the gag]] and let them keep it.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: An early version of the script featured a longer scene at the air show that featured Hans Moleman flying an early flying machine.
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* ActorAllusion: [[Creator/RLeeErmey Col. Leslie "Hap" Hapablap]] gives Bob the liner "[[Film/FullMetalJacket What is your major malfunction?]]"
* TroubledProduction: The episode was credited to Spike Feresten, who penned the famous "Soup Nazi" episode of ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}''. However, Spike's script was heavily re-written from its initial draft, and very little of Spike's material remained in the final episode. Bill Oakley said it was one of the most arduous re-writes in the history of the show. In one instance, the writers were stuck in the office until the middle of the night trying to come up with a funny name for the colonel; they finally came up with Hap Hapablap.
* TroubledProduction: The episode was credited to Spike Feresten, who penned the famous "Soup Nazi" episode of ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}''. However, Spike's script was heavily re-written from its initial draft, and very little of Spike's material remained in the final episode. Bill Oakley said it was one of the most arduous re-writes in the history of the show. In one instance, the writers were stuck in the office until the middle of the night trying to come up with a funny name for the colonel; they finally came up with Hap Hapablap.
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* TroubledProduction: The episode was credited to Spike Feresten, who penned the famous "Soup Nazi" episode of ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}''. However, Spike's script was heavily re-written from its initial draft, and very little of Spike's material remained in the final episode. Bill Oakley said it was one of the most arduous re-writes in the history of the show.
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* TroubledProduction: The episode was credited to Spike Feresten, who penned the famous "Soup Nazi" episode of ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}''. However, Spike's script was heavily re-written from its initial draft, and very little of Spike's material remained in the final episode. Bill Oakley said it was one of the most arduous re-writes in the history of the show. In one instance, the writers were stuck in the office until the middle of the night trying to come up with a funny name for the colonel; they finally came up with Hap Hapablap.
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* ActorAllusion: [[RLeeErmey Col. Leslie "Hap" Hapablap]] gives Bob the liner "[[Film/FullMetalJacket What is your major malfunction?]]"
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* ActorAllusion: [[RLeeErmey [[Creator/RLeeErmey Col. Leslie "Hap" Hapablap]] gives Bob the liner "[[Film/FullMetalJacket What is your major malfunction?]]"
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* TroubledProduction: The episode was credited to Spike Ferestein, who penned the famous "Soup Nazi" episode of ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}''. However, Spike's script was heavily re-written from its initial draft, and very little of Spike's material remained in the final episode. Bill Oakley said it was one of the most arduous re-writes in the history of the show.
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* TroubledProduction: The episode was credited to Spike Ferestein, Feresten, who penned the famous "Soup Nazi" episode of ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}''. However, Spike's script was heavily re-written from its initial draft, and very little of Spike's material remained in the final episode. Bill Oakley said it was one of the most arduous re-writes in the history of the show.
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* ActorAllusion: [[RLeeErmey Col. Leslie "Hap" Hapablap]] gives Bob the liner "[[Film/FullMetalJacket What is your major malfunction?]]"
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* ActorAllusion: [[RLeeErmey Col. Leslie "Hap" Hapablap]] gives Bob the liner "[[Film/FullMetalJacket What is your major malfunction?]]"malfunction?]]"
* TroubledProduction: The episode was credited to Spike Ferestein, who penned the famous "Soup Nazi" episode of ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}''. However, Spike's script was heavily re-written from its initial draft, and very little of Spike's material remained in the final episode. Bill Oakley said it was one of the most arduous re-writes in the history of the show.
* TroubledProduction: The episode was credited to Spike Ferestein, who penned the famous "Soup Nazi" episode of ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}''. However, Spike's script was heavily re-written from its initial draft, and very little of Spike's material remained in the final episode. Bill Oakley said it was one of the most arduous re-writes in the history of the show.
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* ActorAllusion: [[RLeeErmey Col. Leslie "Hap" Hapablap]] gives Bob the liner "[[FullMetalJacket What is your major malfunction?]]"
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* ActorAllusion: [[RLeeErmey Col. Leslie "Hap" Hapablap]] gives Bob the liner "[[FullMetalJacket "[[Film/FullMetalJacket What is your major malfunction?]]"
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* ActorAllusion: [[RLeeErmey Col. Leslie "Hap" Hapablap]] gives Bob the liner "[[FullMetalJacket What is your major malfunction?]]"
