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Another secret agent with cool gadgets, hot women, and an evil villain; plus Dr. Forrester's seminar on super-villainy.
  • Secret Agent...WAH WAH!...Super Dragon!

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    This James Bond ripoff provides Joel and the Bots with great fodder. The half-baked plot and 60s decor lets the gang reference almost every spy show in history (Wild Wild West, Mission: Impossible, U.N.C.L.E.) as well as point out the ridiculousness of the plot (when there is a plot.) Something about poisoned chewing gum and a sidekick who looks like Andy Devine, or as Crow calls him "a white trash "Q."

    The host segments are also great...Tom writes a jazz number for the theme music to the movie, Crow has a spec script for his spy thriller with 1990s sensibilities (funnier now in the wake of the softened 1990s 007 films!) and Joel explains spy school, which leads to Tom's barrage of "post-kill puns." Great stuff.moreless
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