Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 10 (click to see context) from:
* InsaneTrollLogic: Hooper believes that as Burger King is an American company it is technically US soil and they can claim asylum there. The clerk, who by his own admission is poorly educated, stated that even he knows that isn't how it works.
to:
* InsaneTrollLogic: Hooper believes that as Burger King is an American company company, it is technically US soil and soil; they can claim asylum there. The clerk, who who, by his own admission admission, is poorly educated, stated that even he knows that isn't how it works.
Changed line(s) 12 (click to see context) from:
* NeverMyFault: Stan blames the others for the improvised mission going badly, ignoring his own faults in the matter. It int until the interrogator injects Stan with truth serum and points out he left their hotel information behind that he admits it was his fault.
to:
* NeverMyFault: Stan blames the others for the improvised mission going badly, ignoring his own faults in the matter. It int isn't until the interrogator injects Stan with truth serum and points out that he left their hotel information behind that he admits it was his fault.
Changed line(s) 15,16 (click to see context) from:
* {{Shoutout}}: After they are captured, the agents try to copy the plot of Film/Argo and pretend to be making a film. Unfortunately, the interrogator had also seen Argo and asked to contact their studio, which is just the local Burger King.
* TooDumbToLive: The agents all waste time on different hobbies but even after they are captured and escaped, Stan decides they should go back for the inhalator, resulting in their capture again.
* TooDumbToLive: The agents all waste time on different hobbies but even after they are captured and escaped, Stan decides they should go back for the inhalator, resulting in their capture again.
to:
* {{Shoutout}}: ShoutOut: After they are captured, the agents try to copy the plot of Film/Argo ''Film/{{Argo}}'' and pretend to be making a film. Unfortunately, the interrogator had also seen Argo ''Argo'' and asked to contact their studio, which is just the local Burger King.
* TooDumbToLive: The agents all waste time on differenthobbies hobbies, but even after they are captured and escaped, escape, Stan decides they should go back for the inhalator, resulting in their capture again.
* TooDumbToLive: The agents all waste time on different
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
Stan, Jackson, Dick, and Hooper are on a mission to Thailand to destroy a terrorist weapons cache when a CIA drone beats them to it. Fearing Bullock will replace them with machines, they hatch a plot to steal the king's diamond-encrusted inhalator to prove that there are some things that drones can't do, which quickly goes wrong.
Meanwhile, the rest of the Smith family wastes time by running a slow-motion race across the living room.
----
!! Tropes:
* ActorAllusion: Bullock's conversion into a machine has similarities to [[Series/StartrekThenextgeneration Picard's conversion into a borg]].
* ActuallyPrettyFunny: The interrogator has a bunch of yaks with punny names. Under truth serum, Stan admits they are the best yak names he has ever heard.
* BrickJoke: At the start of the episode we see Bullock having his arm replaced with a prosthetic, stating his desire to become a full machine. At the end of the episode, he busts into the detention center as a large cyborg.
* HopelessWithTech: Dick can't figure out how to take a picture with his phone. He believes this is the real reason why his wife and son left him. Somehow, he is able to crash a security computer by doing things that would normally take internet access.
* InsaneTrollLogic: Hooper believes that as Burger King is an American company it is technically US soil and they can claim asylum there. The clerk, who by his own admission is poorly educated, stated that even he knows that isn't how it works.
* MuggedForDisguise: The agents knock out several guards to steal their uniforms. They knock out so many just to find the right sizes that they consider the disguises are no longer necessary.
* NeverMyFault: Stan blames the others for the improvised mission going badly, ignoring his own faults in the matter. It int until the interrogator injects Stan with truth serum and points out he left their hotel information behind that he admits it was his fault.
* PaperThinDisguise: The agents dress as guards in ill-fitting uniforms and they are still white guys in Thailand.
* PoorCommunicationKills: In the red light district, a woman asks if Stan and the group want to enter her secret tunnel. Mistaking her for solicitation, they abandon the vehicle and run off. She was actually talking about a hidden underground tunnel that leads out of the city, which would have allowed them to avoid capture.
* {{Shoutout}}: After they are captured, the agents try to copy the plot of Film/Argo and pretend to be making a film. Unfortunately, the interrogator had also seen Argo and asked to contact their studio, which is just the local Burger King.
* TooDumbToLive: The agents all waste time on different hobbies but even after they are captured and escaped, Stan decides they should go back for the inhalator, resulting in their capture again.
----
Meanwhile, the rest of the Smith family wastes time by running a slow-motion race across the living room.
----
!! Tropes:
* ActorAllusion: Bullock's conversion into a machine has similarities to [[Series/StartrekThenextgeneration Picard's conversion into a borg]].
* ActuallyPrettyFunny: The interrogator has a bunch of yaks with punny names. Under truth serum, Stan admits they are the best yak names he has ever heard.
* BrickJoke: At the start of the episode we see Bullock having his arm replaced with a prosthetic, stating his desire to become a full machine. At the end of the episode, he busts into the detention center as a large cyborg.
* HopelessWithTech: Dick can't figure out how to take a picture with his phone. He believes this is the real reason why his wife and son left him. Somehow, he is able to crash a security computer by doing things that would normally take internet access.
* InsaneTrollLogic: Hooper believes that as Burger King is an American company it is technically US soil and they can claim asylum there. The clerk, who by his own admission is poorly educated, stated that even he knows that isn't how it works.
* MuggedForDisguise: The agents knock out several guards to steal their uniforms. They knock out so many just to find the right sizes that they consider the disguises are no longer necessary.
* NeverMyFault: Stan blames the others for the improvised mission going badly, ignoring his own faults in the matter. It int until the interrogator injects Stan with truth serum and points out he left their hotel information behind that he admits it was his fault.
* PaperThinDisguise: The agents dress as guards in ill-fitting uniforms and they are still white guys in Thailand.
* PoorCommunicationKills: In the red light district, a woman asks if Stan and the group want to enter her secret tunnel. Mistaking her for solicitation, they abandon the vehicle and run off. She was actually talking about a hidden underground tunnel that leads out of the city, which would have allowed them to avoid capture.
* {{Shoutout}}: After they are captured, the agents try to copy the plot of Film/Argo and pretend to be making a film. Unfortunately, the interrogator had also seen Argo and asked to contact their studio, which is just the local Burger King.
* TooDumbToLive: The agents all waste time on different hobbies but even after they are captured and escaped, Stan decides they should go back for the inhalator, resulting in their capture again.
----
