Seth MacFarlane |
Stan Smith/Roger (Tearjerker) |
Wendy Schaal |
Francine Smith (Sexpun T'Come) |
Scott Grimes |
Steve Smith (S) |
Rachael MacFarlane |
Hayley Smith (Ms. Peacenickel) |
Dee Bradley Baker |
Klaus (Tchochkie Schmear) |
Don LaFontaine |
Film Narrator |
Guest Star |
Seth Green |
Matthew McConaughey |
Guest Star |
Warren Derosa |
Voice |
Guest Star |
Patrick Stewart |
Avery Bullock (B) |
Recurring Role |
Mike Barker |
Various |
Recurring Role |
Erik Durbin |
Various |
Recurring Role |
Goof: Tearjerker claimed to audition for Monsters Ball in 2002, despite the fact that Monsters Ball was released in 2001.
Goof: Stan's ID card incorrectly states that the CIA is part of the Department of Justice.
Bad Larry, who Stan had accidentally killed in "42-Year-Old Virgin", can be seen walking through the casino.
Tearjerker's contractor, Mike, is an unseen character whose shoddy construction and poor design of the villain's lair is a running gag. In fact, the non-retractable ropes, easily-broken floors, inoperable escape craft, poles in the middle of a hallway, and a tram-tour that ends in the villain's office all assist Stan in defeating Tearjerker.
The answer to the Coca-Cola Movie Quiz is Drew Barrymore in Never Been Kissed.
British Secret Agent: I've had sex with a lot of women and let me tell you - you... should probably get tested.
Stan: (to Francine/Sexpun) Well, look what the whore cat dragged in. A whore.
Francine/Sexpun: (while fondling Stan) Hi, I'm Sexpun T'come. I get a good feeling from you. Do you get a good feeling from me-
Stan: Are you a whore? I mean, it's cool if you are, but I don't get with no whore.
Stan: So what new gadgets have you got for me today, S?
Steve/S: Seems like an ordinary gold pen, right? Turn the top. When that gas comes in contact with a woman, her breasts grow bigger!
Stan: Don't you have anything a bit more useful?
Steve/S: Ahh, right, perhaps you'll like this. Looks like an ordinary cell-phone. Yes? Well, open it and press 3. Yeah, see, if you were a woman, you'd have some pretty big cans by now.
Roger/Tearjerker: Tears drop!
(three guys drop from a blimp and all crash through the floor)
Roger/Tearjerker: (sighs) Really?
Johnny Depp Robot: (upon exploding) ...I once found a robin's nest in Tim Burton's hair...
(in Mt. Fuji dressed as Geishas)
Bullock: Thank you for flying out here, Smith.
Stan: Of course, sir. But why are we dressed up like this?
Bullock: Because I thought we could be Secret... Asians.
Stan: A 16-hour flight for a bad pun?! (approvingly) Yes. Yes.
Stan: Oh look, Sharon Stone's baby is afraid of her. Just like the rest of us.
(Tearjerker's blimp takes off)
Tearjerker/Roger: Ha ha! I'm away! Is there anything more terrifying than a hovering blimp?
Tearjerker/Roger: Never hire a contractor just because he's gorgeous.
International Airdates:
Denmark: August 1, 2008 on TV3
An alligator can be seen watching Oscar Gold in the Sydney, Australia audience.
This episode premiered on [adult swim] on January 20, 2008.
The Black Island
When Mani and Pedi run after Stan and shock against a post because they were holding hands, it possibly refers to the The Adventures of Tintin's comic book The Black Island, when Thomson and Thompson shock against a post because they were handcuffed to each other.
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Spoofed, with a German Shepherd Dog playing the role of Indiana Jones and Matthew McConaughey playing the role of Karen Allen, ironic seeing that the main villains of the Raiders movie were "German" Nazis.
The Diary of Anne Frank
Tearjerker's appalling and weepy opus about a retarded Jewish boy living in an attic during WWII recalls The Diary of Anne Frank.
James Bond Films
The entire episode is a spoof of a James Bond film, with each character taking up a role that can be found in a typical Bond story: Stan Smith (Stan) is a parody of James Bond. Although instead of being a classy, intelligent, and skilled gambling ladiesman that is Bond, Stan is an incompetent, stupid, and poor gambler that is still a virgin and is waiting to get married.
Sexpun T'Come (Francine) is a parody of the Bond girl of the story. Her name, clearly derived from the phrase "sex pun to come", mocks the way that the names of many of Bond's love interests are sex puns (for example **** Galore, Holly Goodhead and Plenty O'Toole).
Tearjerker (Roger) parodies an amalgam of Bond villains, with a name similar to Auric Goldfinger, and an elaborate base of operations in a volcano similar to Ernst Stavro Blofeld's in You Only Live Twice, while the focus on tears may reference Le Chiffre in the 2006 version of Casino Royale.
Tchochkie Schmear (Klaus) is a parody of a typical henchman used by Bond villains.
B (Bullock) is a parody of M, Bond's boss.
S (Steve) is a parody of Q, Bond's Quartermaster.
Miss Peacenickel (Hayley) is a parody of Miss Moneypenny, M's secretary.
Mani and Pedi (Greg and Terry) are a parody of Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd, the homosexual hit men in Diamonds Are Forever. Their names are plays on "manicure" and "pedicure". The villain attempting to flee in an escape pod, only to seemingly be killed, is also a reference to Diamonds Are Forever.
The Professor (Chuck White) is a parody of the scientist who usually is killed by the main villain for a slip-up or for incompetence.
The end conflict with a blimp is similar to A View to a Kill while the end wedding is similar to On Her Majesty's Secret Service.
Stan Smith and Bullock appear in a scene in which they are both dressed as Geisha and are meeting in Japan. The scene uses music reminiscent to the score from the fifth Bond film, You Only Live Twice, which was set in Japan. The henchmen were following Smith in the snow chase from The Spy Who Loved Me.
The Spy Who Loved Me
The opening snowboarding sequence is similar to the skiing opening in this film.
Mannie: Right this way, Mr. Depp.
Peddie: (whispering) I'm going to try and touch Gilbert's Grapes.
This is a reference to the 1993 Johnny Depp movie What's Eating Gilbert Grape?.
Stan: What the hell?! Wait, you're a gun? I always thought you were like an eyeball or something.
The opening segment, as well as the rest of the episode, is a takeoff of the James Bond movies.
The Beatles
The uniforms Tearjerker's guards are wearing are copies of the Sgt. Pepper's uniforms.
Flash Gordon
The scene at the end with Tearjerker's ringed hand coming out of the the lava pit is like the movie 1980 Flash Gordon. At the end of this movie we see the ringed hand of Ming the Merciless and the same text "The End?".
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