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** ValuesDissonance: The dress snag scene is PlayedForLaughs and [[ComeToGawk audience]] [[AllMenArePerverts attention]] in the film, and no real story consequences result from the incident. However, modern audiences will likely '''''[[FanDisservice not]]''''' [[FanDisservice find any humor]] in a half-naked, panicking woman being forced to endure the humiliation of being non-consensually topless on live television.
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* StrippingSnag: A model appearing in the pirated live commercial during the football game gets her dress caught on a car's hood ornament and (surprise) has it completely yanked off when the hood flies open.
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* StrippingSnag: A model appearing in the pirated live commercial commercial, during the football game game, [[WardrobeMalfunction gets her dress caught on a car's hood hood]] ornament and (surprise) (surprise) [[SleazyPhotoshoot has it completely yanked off off]] when the hood flies open.
open, leaving her topless and terrified.
** ValuesDissonance: The dress snag scene is PlayedForLaughs and [[ComeToGawk audience]] [[AllMenArePerverts attention]] in the film, and no real story consequences result from the incident. However, modern audiences will likely '''''[[FanDisservice not]]''''' [[FanDisservice find any humor]] in a half-naked, panicking woman being forced to endure the humiliation of being non-consensually topless on live television.
** ValuesDissonance: The dress snag scene is PlayedForLaughs and [[ComeToGawk audience]] [[AllMenArePerverts attention]] in the film, and no real story consequences result from the incident. However, modern audiences will likely '''''[[FanDisservice not]]''''' [[FanDisservice find any humor]] in a half-naked, panicking woman being forced to endure the humiliation of being non-consensually topless on live television.
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* FakeOutMakeOut: To keep her off the car lot while they are shooting the bootleg commercial, Rudy asks Barbara to have dinner with him. While in the restaurant, Barbara discovers the bar has tuned to the Presidential speech the others are about to insert a commercial into. She does not know about it and must not notice. To get her out of the restaurant, Rudy pretends to have stomach flu and runs outside, holding his stomach like he's about to vomit. Barbara comes out and goes to him, whereupon he brushes it off as a panic attack, only noticing they’re standing in front of a TV store with a "wall" of TV sets where the broadcast can be seen and heard. He creates a diversion. Rudy turns her around so her back is to the TVs, grabs her head, plugs her ears with his fingers, and while holding her head, begins passionately kissing her all through the entire commercial, to her complete surprise.
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* FakeOutMakeOut: To keep her off the car lot while they are shooting the bootleg commercial, Rudy asks Barbara to have dinner with him. While in the restaurant, Barbara discovers the bar has tuned to the Presidential speech the others are about to insert a commercial into. She does not know about it and must not notice. To get her out of the restaurant, Rudy pretends to have stomach flu and runs outside, holding his stomach like he's about to vomit. Barbara comes out and goes to him, whereupon he brushes it off as a panic attack, only noticing they’re standing in front of a TV store with a "wall" of TV sets where the broadcast can be seen and heard. He creates a diversion. Rudy turns her around so her back is to the TVs, [=TVs=], grabs her head, plugs her ears with his fingers, and while holding her head, begins passionately kissing her all through the entire commercial, to her complete surprise.
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* FakeOutMakeOut: To keep her off the car lot while they are shooting the bootleg commercial, Rudy asks Barbara to have dinner with him. While in the restaurant, Barbara discovers the bar has tuned to the Presidential speech the others are about to insert a commercial into. She does not know about it and must not notice. To get her out of the restaurant, Rudy pretends to have stomach flu and runs outside, holding his stomach like he's about to vomit. Barbara comes out and goes to him, whereupon he brushes it off as a panic attack, only noticing they’re standing in front of a TV store with a "wall" of TV sets where the broadcast can be seen and heard. He creates a diversion. Rudy turns her around so her back is to the TVs, grabs her head, plugs her ears with his fingers, and while holding her head, begins passionately kissing her all through the entire commercial, to her complete surprise.
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* AmoralAttorney: During the court hearing of the third act, Roy Fuchs' attorney assures him that he made sure Barbara will be sentenced by bribing the jury, the witnesses and Barbara’s attorney. The only person he did not bribed is [[HangingJudge Judge Harrison]].
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* {{Irony}}: Jeff, the car salesman with the luck obsession (carries entire pocketfuls of lucky talismans, believes red cars are unlucky, etc.) brings luck to the group by doing things he thinks are unlucky (driving a red car, tipping every salt shaker in a bar (and escalating to shattering mirrors and opening umbrellas when it's not enough), etc.)
