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* [[ThoseTwoGuys Those Two Gals]]: Rose and Delaney (in drag).
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* [[ThoseTwoGuys Those Two Gals]]: Rose ThoseTwoGuys: Treasury agents Marvin Fogleman and Tom Voohries.
**Rose and Delaney (indrag).drag) also qualify.
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* AlliterativeName: Rose Rafferty.
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* DisguisedInDrag: The Irregular who started all this doesn't drive so her husband dresses in drag and drives her around.
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* DisguisedInDrag: The Rose, the Irregular who started all this this, doesn't drive so her husband dresses in drag and drives her around.
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* [[ThoseTwoGuys Those Two Gals]]: Rose and Delaney (in drag).
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* TheChick: Claire. Why her with all these female main characters? She's, the only one seen visiting hairdressers, drives the hot pink Continental, and [[BerserkButton goes berserk]] when a collision breaks her recently manicured nails.
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* TheChick: Claire. Why her with all these female main characters? She's, She's the only one seen visiting hairdressers, drives the hot pink Continental, and [[BerserkButton goes berserk]] when a collision breaks her recently manicured nails.
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* BerzerkButton: don't break Claire's nails!
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* BerzerkButton: BerserkButton: don't break Claire's nails!
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* TheChick: Claire. Why her with all these female main characters? She's, the only one seen visiting hairdressers, drives the hot pink Continental, and [[BerzerkButton goes berzerk]] when a collision breaks her recently manicured nails.
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* TheChick: Claire. Why her with all these female main characters? She's, the only one seen visiting hairdressers, drives the hot pink Continental, and [[BerzerkButton [[BerserkButton goes berzerk]] berserk]] when a collision breaks her recently manicured nails.
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* BerzerkButton: don't break Claire's nails!
* [[TheBigGuy The Big Gal]]: Cleo. She even has the biggest vehicle in the demolition derby!
* [[TheBigGuy The Big Gal]]: Cleo. She even has the biggest vehicle in the demolition derby!
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* TheChick: Claire. Why her with all these female main characters? She's, the only one seen visiting hairdressers, drives the hot pink Continental, and [[BerzerkButton goes berzerk]] when a collision breaks her recently manicured nails.
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* BasedOnATrueStory
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* LooselyBasedOnATrueStory
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* TeamMom: Vickie, the only one of the Irregulars who takes children along.
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* TeamMom: Vickie, the only one of the Irregulars who regularly takes children along.
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* TheLancer: Anne, the church secretary, to Rev. Hill. Until [[StuffBlowingUp the church explodes]] with her across the street and she becomes a team player.
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* TheLancer: Anne, the church secretary, to Rev. Hill. Until Especially after [[StuffBlowingUp the church explodes]] with her across the street and she becomes a team player.
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* TheLancer: Anne, the church secretary, to Rev. Hill. Until [[StuffBlowingUp the church explodes]] with her across the street.
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* TheLancer: Anne, the church secretary, to Rev. Hill. Until [[StuffBlowingUp the church explodes]] with her across the street.street and she becomes a team player.
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* TheLancer: Anne, the church secretary, to Rev. Hill. Until [[StuffBlowingUp the church explodes]] with her across the street.
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* StuffBlowingUp: TheMafia bombs North Avenue Presbyterian itself to discourage the Irregulars. It almost works.
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* {{Slapstick}}: here and there. The film starts off with a ladder gag.
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* HotForPreacher: an attractive frustrated housewife hits on Rev. Hill while he's canvassing for assistance.
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* HotForPreacher: an attractive frustrated housewife hits on Rev. Hill while he's canvassing for assistance.
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* HotForPreacher: a frustrated housewife hits on Rev. Hill while he's canvassing for assistance.
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* HotForPreacher: a an attractive frustrated housewife hits on Rev. Hill while he's canvassing for assistance.
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* CarFu: used against the Big Bad at the climax of the impromptu demolition derby.
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* CarFu: used attempted against the Big Bad at the climax of the impromptu demolition derby.
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Instead of Rev. Hill taking evidence to Treasury agents himself, they come to him when they hear one of his televised sermons on North Haven's gambling problem. They want the male parishioners to help them take down the local gambling racket but, as what happened in real life, they all think it's a good idea but are afraid of getting involved. Also as what happened in real life, the T-Men are reluctant to have the women help. But the women are their only option so they are allowed to help, with the same disastrous results and, again, they're forced to follow the money.
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Instead of Rev. Hill taking evidence to Treasury agents himself, they come to him when they hear one of his televised sermons on North Haven's gambling problem. They want the male parishioners to help them take down the local gambling racket but, as what happened in real life, they all think it's a good idea but are afraid of getting involved. Also as what happened in real life, the T-Men are reluctant to have the women help. But the women are their only option so they are allowed to help, with the same similarly disastrous results and, again, they're forced to follow the money.
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Instead of Rev. Hill taking evidence to Treasury agents himself, they come to him when they hear one of his televised sermons on North Haven's gambling problem. They want the male parishioners to help them take down the local gambling racket but, as what happened in real life, they all think it's a good idea but are afraid of getting involved. Also as what happened in real life, the T-Men are reluctant to have the women help. With But the women are their only option so they are allowed to help, with the same disastrous results and, again, they're forced to follow the money.
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* ThiefBag: a lunch sack in this case.
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* ThiefBag: played with. The cash being followed is held in a lunch sack in this case.so no dollar sign.
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Reverend Michael Hill and his two children, a boy and a girl (but no [[ABoyAGirlAndABabyFamily baby]]), have just moved to the town of North Haven, where the reverend takes over as the pastor for North Avenue Presbyterian. The reverend has big plans for the church and almost immediately asks one of the church ladies to watch over all the money in the kitty. Right before his first sermon, Rev. Hill learns that all the money is gone and the church lady's husband lost it on a horse. The reverend then gives what is likely the shortest sermon in the church's history, he and the church lady hop on his motorcycle, and they go to see the husband's bookie in hopes of getting the money back. Rev. Hill is quickly ushered out the back door instead and the bookie joint has disappeared by the time he returns with the police. Infuriated, Rev. Hill goes after TheMob himself.
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Reverend Michael Hill and his two children, a boy and a girl (but no [[ABoyAGirlAndABabyFamily baby]]), have just moved to the town of North Haven, where the reverend takes over as the pastor for North Avenue Presbyterian. The reverend has big plans for the church and almost immediately asks one of the church ladies to watch over all the money in the kitty. Right before his first sermon, Rev. Hill learns that all the money is gone and the church lady's husband lost it on a horse. The reverend then gives what is likely the shortest sermon in the church's history, he and the church lady hop on his motorcycle, and they go to see the husband's bookie in hopes of getting the money back. Rev. Hill is quickly ushered out the back door instead and the bookie joint has disappeared by the time he returns with the police. Infuriated, Rev. Hill goes stars using his televised sermons to go after TheMob TheMafia himself.
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* PantsFree: after the failed attempt at retrieving the church's money, Rev. Hill shows up with no pants. Having given them up to the dry cleaners fronting the gambling establisthment.
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* PantsFree: after the failed attempt at retrieving the church's money, Rev. Hill shows up with no pants. Having given them up to the dry cleaners fronting the gambling establisthment.
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* HeroesPreferMotorcylces: Rev. Hill and his Kawasaki.
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* HeroesPreferMotorcylces: HeroesPreferMotorcycles: Rev. Hill and his Kawasaki.
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* CarFu: used against the Big Bad at the climax of the impromptu demolition derby.
* CoolCar: one of the Irregulars drives her fiance's 1959 Jaguar Mk. IX.
* CoolCar: one of the Irregulars drives her fiance's 1959 Jaguar Mk. IX.
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* HeroesPreferMorcylces: Rev. Hill and his Kawasaki.
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Instead of Rev. Hill taking evidence to Treasury agents himself, they come to him when they hear one of his televised sermons on North Haven's gambling problem. They want the male parishioners to help them take down the local gambling racket but, as what happened in real life, they all think it's a good idea but are afraid of getting involved. Also as what happened in real life, the T-Men are reluctant to have the women help. With the same disastrous results and and, again, they're forced to follow the money instead.money.
!! This film provides examples of
* AbsurdlyLongLimousine: Vickie's station wagon in the opening credits.
* AmateurSleuth: Rev. Hill and his Irregulars, albeit with guidance from the Intelligence Division of the Internal Revenue Service.
* BadassPreacher: to a degree. In addition to taking on TheMafia, this Rev. Hill rides a Kawasaki.
* DisguisedInDrag: The Irregular who started all this doesn't drive so her husband dresses in drag and drives her around.
* HeroesPreferMorcylces: Rev. Hill and his Kawasaki.
* HiddenInPlainSight: instead of a ThiefBag being switched, a getaway van is disguised as a motorhome.
* TheMafia
* PantsFree: after the failed attempt at retrieving the church's money, Rev. Hill shows up with no pants. Having given them up to the dry cleaners fronting the gambling establisthment.
* PoliceAreUseless: only hinted at here.
* TeamMom: Vickie, the only one of the Irregulars who takes children along.
* ThiefBag: a lunch sack in this case.
!! This film provides examples of
* AbsurdlyLongLimousine: Vickie's station wagon in the opening credits.
* AmateurSleuth: Rev. Hill and his Irregulars, albeit with guidance from the Intelligence Division of the Internal Revenue Service.
* BadassPreacher: to a degree. In addition to taking on TheMafia, this Rev. Hill rides a Kawasaki.
* DisguisedInDrag: The Irregular who started all this doesn't drive so her husband dresses in drag and drives her around.
* HeroesPreferMorcylces: Rev. Hill and his Kawasaki.
* HiddenInPlainSight: instead of a ThiefBag being switched, a getaway van is disguised as a motorhome.
* TheMafia
* PantsFree: after the failed attempt at retrieving the church's money, Rev. Hill shows up with no pants. Having given them up to the dry cleaners fronting the gambling establisthment.
* PoliceAreUseless: only hinted at here.
* TeamMom: Vickie, the only one of the Irregulars who takes children along.
* ThiefBag: a lunch sack in this case.
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Reverend Michael Hill and his two children, a boy and a girl (but no [[ABoyAGirlAndABabyFamily baby]])
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Reverend Michael Hill and his two children, a boy and a girl (but no [[ABoyAGirlAndABabyFamily baby]])baby]]), have just moved to the town of North Haven, where the reverend takes over as the pastor for North Avenue Presbyterian. The reverend has big plans for the church and almost immediately asks one of the church ladies to watch over all the money in the kitty. Right before his first sermon, Rev. Hill learns that all the money is gone and the church lady's husband lost it on a horse. The reverend then gives what is likely the shortest sermon in the church's history, he and the church lady hop on his motorcycle, and they go to see the husband's bookie in hopes of getting the money back. Rev. Hill is quickly ushered out the back door instead and the bookie joint has disappeared by the time he returns with the police. Infuriated, Rev. Hill goes after TheMob himself.
Instead of Rev. Hill taking evidence to Treasury agents himself, they come to him when they hear one of his televised sermons on North Haven's gambling problem. They want the male parishioners to help them take down the local gambling racket but, as what happened in real life, they all think it's a good idea but are afraid of getting involved. Also as what happened in real life, the T-Men are reluctant to have the women help. With the same disastrous results and they're forced to follow the money instead.
Instead of Rev. Hill taking evidence to Treasury agents himself, they come to him when they hear one of his televised sermons on North Haven's gambling problem. They want the male parishioners to help them take down the local gambling racket but, as what happened in real life, they all think it's a good idea but are afraid of getting involved. Also as what happened in real life, the T-Men are reluctant to have the women help. With the same disastrous results and they're forced to follow the money instead.
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Released by Disney in 1979, this is a {{Disneyfication}} (naturally) of Reverend Albert Fay Hill's RealLife story.
Reverend Michael Hill and his two children, a boy and a girl (but no [[ABoyAGirlAndABabyFamily baby]])
Reverend Michael Hill and his two children, a boy and a girl (but no [[ABoyAGirlAndABabyFamily baby]])