*Austin Powers* is COMEDY GOLD!! | First Time Watching!

[@greibach_vt]

Several of your "huh?" moments came from referenes to James Bond movies. Alotta Fagina is a reference to Pussy Galore (not joking, that was her actual name in the movie), and Random Task is a reference to Oddjob who is a bond villain who threw his hat. These movies are chock full of references to old Bond movies, back when they were a LOT more campy.

[@VKunia]

Guess I need to watch all of the james bond movies :(

[@radwolf76]

@@VKuniadon't feel obligated to. Bondage isn't for everyone.

[@Jodka96]

@@VKunia You don't gotta, but I think if you do, it'll add to your repertoire of understanding references. Bond films are mentioned somewhat often in film and TV

[@dano41]

You don’t need to watch all the Bond movies to get most of the references in Austin Powers. The first four with Sean Connery should do the trick. In release order they are Dr. No, From Russia with Love, Goldfinger, and Thunderball. Actually, I think those would be fun watch alongs for many of us.

[@TheRealAhoy]

​​​@@VKuniaKind of funny, there's a lot of them. You don't really need to know more than the concept, campy 60s spy bullsh*t. Ridiculous gadgets, luxury cars and spiffy outfits were the rage. Bond movies can differ wildly in quality, but it's all about the lineage with Bond. Bad guys in Bond movies include Christopher Lee, Javier Bardem, Remi Malik, Lars Mikkelsen, Christopher Walken, Sean Bean, Christophe Waltz etc. Who is gonna be the bad guy is one of the biggest draws in Bond. What car is he going to drive? And the big one, who's going to be the love interest? Mike Myers actually made Austin Powers as a tribute for his father who loved this cheesy kind of tv show/movie. It was a very popular genre, ridiculous spy stories.

[@leoneverest]

Some thing you may have missed, the group counselor was actually Carrie Fisher.

[@Mylesthemyth]

Oh she noticed I watched her react to Carrie

[@Masterfighterx]

@@Mylesthemyth Edit mishap then..

[@Jodka96]

@@Masterfighterx I think he meant he saw the full reaction on patreon

[@chameleonvr4]

RIP

[@hermunkulus]

The Spy Who Shagged Me is even better. Heather Graham is amazing.

[@Tanooki88]

Agreed. One of the sequels ever made!!

[@krisfrederick5001]

But...that's not this movie.

[@Snarptusk]

Big vouch for Spy Who Shagged Me. Even bigger vouch for Heather Graham.

[@joeblankenship377]

I'm more of an Elizabeth Hurley fan, myself.

[@TheJerbol]

This and Boogie Nights era Heather Graham are peak, she was a babe

[@GorgeousRandyFlamethrower-]

"What's an evil petting zoo?" All geese and goats. Well maybe not evil, but certainly Chaotic Neutral.

[@nathanwilliams2152]

I’m a little like Dr. Evil…if my kitty gets upset…people suffer (they don’t die because I don’t want to be charged for homicide 😂)

[@88wildcat]

No, all geese would definitely be evil.

[@GorgeousRandyFlamethrower-]

@@88wildcat I don't think geese are evil. They're just assholes :D

[@nathanwilliams2152]

@@GorgeousRandyFlamethrower- - I used too get chased by Canada geese and Brent geese in my local park when I lived in Birmingham, UK. They are...well, blithering birdbrains

[@Aurochhunter]

@@88wildcat True, geese are demon birds.

[@jackclark4413]

"Stop sitting in the murder chairs! Why has no one learned from this yet?"

[@leoneverest]

This trilogy is GOLDEN!! You're in for a feast of comedy.

[@PeterPing]

I see what you did there

[@rapidfirer56]

I LOOOVE GOOOOOOOOOOLD

[@Rem91067]

@@rapidfirer56 Except for that unfortunate schmelting accident.

[@rapidfirer56]

@Rem91067 imagine it golden tallywackers golden wedding tackles 😂

[@MatthewJamesKalasky]

Hehe, "golden".

[@diarrheagondola]

If you're a Seinfeld fan, that was the Soup Nazi as the blackjack dealer, and Babu as the UN council leader.

[@Harmthuria]

THANK YOU. I couldn’t recognize them, as I’ve only seen those episodes once. You have 17, sir, NO CARD FOR YOU!

[@jscan4442]

Don't stop there with just the Soup Nazi and Babu. The tour guide is the Wig Master from Seinfeld. The NORAD screen operator is also the Hollywood serial killer that Kramer almost got the rap for. Number 2 is the father at the wedding ("you anti-dentite bastard")

[@VKunia]

I have only seen some episodes of Seinfeld 🥹

[@frigginjerk]

@@VKuniaWell there's an option for you. Nine seasons, back when a season had over 20 episodes.

[@agarven1]

I met Larrywho plays The Soup Nazi. He was such a cool person to talk to. I talked to him about 20 minutes and told me stories.

[@SkullAngel002]

5:20 - You know it's comedy gold when the snort comes out. 😂😂😂

[@richardgwilliam2039]

So hot lol

[@cmbtking]

"Margaret Thatcher on a cold day!" has been one of my favorites for years from this movie lmfao. Cracks me tf up every time.

[@claymccoy]

"Stop sitting in the murder chairs!" - VKunia 2024

[@brianb8060]

My Senior year of high school (1998), the Monday after we had our JROTC Military Ball, I was in my JROTC class, and we were watching this movie. When Dr. Evil was trying to do the Macarana, someone shouted out, "Hey! It's Brian dancing!" I replied, "What are you talking about? I can't dance THAT good."😅

[@justindenney-hall5875]

"He screamed like it was acid or mace!" I've gotten watered down toothpaste in my eye and that hurt ten times more than shampoo, so imagine getting that much pure toothpaste in your eyes!

[@MaBer-67391]

VKunia, in case you didn't know, there were some jokes making fun of the James Bond franchise. The extremely hairy chest on Austin Powers is making fun of Sean Connery. The big Asian assassin is from Goldfinger, except he used his hat instead of his shoe. Frau Farbissina is a parody of that Soviet agent in From Russia With Love. Alotta Fagina is a joke on those names the Bond women were given. One of them was called Pussy Galore. Bond always scored with numerous women. One of those Bond movies (I can't remember which one, but Roger Moore was in it) he was laying so many women that I started laughing after a while. When AIDS started getting people's attention, they pared down on a lot of James Bond's screwing around.

[@shrodingerschat2258]

You forgot "Random Task" was the spoof name for "Odd Job", the guy who used his hat.

[@oneearrabbit]

The fact that you called Tom Arnold’s character Doug Dimmadome 🤣 Hats off for that reference

[@glennwelsh9784]

Vicki trying to apply logical thinking to a comedy. 😄

[@MrMastrix]

Vik made me forget my problems again for another 29 min straight

[@Novacanerl]

no she didnt, the video came out 3 minutes ago..

[@zliWhoHatesCarrots]

You OK brother?

[@cactusjuice8277]

People don't know anything on the internet except to glaze and try to gain attention.

[@nathanlindahl8336]

Boohoo. Go cry somewhere else.

[@CarlosDesmithy]

Did she? added to mine recently 😢.

[@nihildark]

"Doug Dimmadome" had me rolling. 🤣

[@oneearrabbit]

Agreed, that was great 😂

[@Shr13k]

VKunia reacting to Austin Powers? What a treat to wake up to on my day off.

[@domainmojo2162]

Good day to you, sir! I'm in the middle of the world, and unfortunately, it's already 20:00 PM on Monday. 4 Hours to go until Tuesday!

[@michaelsaldana4103]

I've heard rumors about the monologue of Dr. Evil in therapy being used as a reference in acting schools on delivery. After watching it in isolation multiple times I can see why. It is top tier.

[@FeaturingRob]

Most of the references come from the James Bond films from the beginning of the franchise with Sean Connery as 007 through to the beginning of the Pierce Brosnan's era as 007 in the 1990s. A few that are really important: - Alotta Fagina: the name is based on the character Pussy Galore, played by Honor Blackman, in 1963's Goldfinger. - Random Task: based almost completely on Odd Job, henchman to Auric Goldfinger, the villain of Goldfinger. Instead of a shoe, Odd Job threw a Bowler hat with a razor in the brim. - Number Two: Played by Robert Wagner, the look of the character is based on Emilio Largo in Thunderball (1965). Largo was number 2 in the organization called SPECTRE (SPecial Executive for Counter Terrorism, Revenge, and Extortion), a frequent nemesis of Bond's. - Dr. Evil: Based in part on Ernst Stavro Blofeld, Bond's archnemesis in several films. However the look of Dr. Evil is partially on Blofeld (bald and facially scarred) and partly on another Bond villain, the title character of Dr. No (1962). The rubber radiation suit is Dr. No. The gray Nehru suit that Dr. Evil wears is the same outfit both Blofeld and Dr. No wore. - Austin Powers: Partially based on Bond, with other spy characters of the 1960s thrown in. Harry Palmer (played by Michael Caine) was a spy who wore thick black rimmed glasses from a series of films based on Len Deighton novels. This is kind of important as Michael Caine shows up in the third Austin Powers film, Goldmember. Matt Helm (played by actor-singer Dean Martin) was a photographer, and like Bond always a hit with the ladies, in several films. - Vanessa Kensington and Mrs. Kensington: Both characters owe a lot to two different characters from the 1960s BBC spy series, The Avengers. The first character is mainly, Mrs. Emma Peel, played by the late Dame Diana Rigg (best known today as Lady Olenna Tyrell from Game of Thrones). Mrs. Peel frequently wore leather catsuits, kicked ass in hand-to-hand combat, and used guns...and looked beautiful always. Brains, beauty, and ability. The second character was Cathy Gale, Mrs. Peel's predecessor on the show. Also, a combination of amazing qualities. Honor Blackman, who played Cathy Gale, was also Pussy Galore in Goldfinger opposite Sean Connery. Diana Rigg, after playing Mrs. Peel, played Contessa Teresa "Tracy" DiVincenzo in 1969's On Her Majesty's Secret Service opposite George Lazenby as 007 (his only appearance in the role).

[@jackgammon1490]

Such a good trilogy. Watched these as a kid and they still hold up pretty well today.

[@cainbeatsable5727]

The henchman who throws his shoe actually committed a murder in real life if I'm not mistaken

[@texastedskol]

You're correct.

[@jd-zr3vk]

13:24 The pianist is Burt Bacharach, who wrote and performed the song.

[@veksu777]

Hi VKunia! I am a huge Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul fan and I discovered you by chance. I started watching your Breaking Bad reactions and i LOVE how invested you are in what you watch and how you try to deduce certain things. Can't wait for your future BCS reactions... i'm so ready 😁😁😁

[@DaviniaHill]

Mike Myers dad was English, Austin was the impression he did of his dad. Dr Evil is his impression of Lorne Michaels, who runs SNL, Myers refused to put Dr Evil on SNL because he wanted to keep the character for a film, he did return to SNL for the 40th season and did Dr Evil on SNL for the occasion (Prince played the after party).

[@christianwise637]

Apparently Mike Myers and his dad really bonded over their shared love of 60s British culture, especially the early Bond films, so his father passed away he decided to make this as a love letter to those very same films, which I think is really sweet

[@rcrawford42]

@@christianwise637 Not just Bond films -- James Coburn in the Flint movies and Dean Martin in the Matt Helm films. The fembots come directly from one of those.

[@dylprof]

“Random Task” instead of Odd Job always makes me laugh

[@Jelperman]

This movie is even funnier if you've watched the old Bond movies -especially the ones with Sean Connery .

[@petersonchan9250]

Sometimes, you need to just throw the "Why's" out the window, it's a spoof!! Lol😂

[@crimsonknight7011]

Random Task is based off of Oddjob (similar names), Oddjob threw a hat with a metal brim that cut the head off a statue where Random Task throws a shoe. They also look pretty similar

[@brendangrimace]

“There’s life in people’s eyes!!” Simplest comparison I’ve ever heard for the difference between the 90s and now.

[@samgradyfilm]

Lmao okay bud

[@Logan_Baron]

Austin is supposed to be known for being a photographer rather than a known spy. That's his cover. Though they quickly kind of drop that, and have the "Famous spy" trope. I mean how do you explain a famous photographer reappearing at the same age 40 years later. But it's really just one of those things you just go along with.

[@bradmcmahon3156]

As well it's a nod to 60's fashion photographer Bailey as well as the film Blow-Up.

[@everydaygood1820]

"Kiss me. " "I can't, your drunk, it's not right. " "He has morals, I love that!!" A lot of people miss that point, and I'm glad you caught that.

[@knockoutking3764]

Mike Meyers is so AWESOME! This whole trilogy is HILARIOUS 😂

[@sethdavidson4485]

Police man: "does this garage look familiar to you?" Random Task: "umm, no..."

[@michaelwatson266]

FINALLY!!😂 You mentioned on your stream a few weeks ago that you had just finished watching this, and I've been patiently waiting for it. Thanks for watching and reacting to this V 🤣😂😋

[@benjauron5873]

Most people know that Dr. Evil's appearance is based on James Bond's nemesis Blofeld. But far fewer know that Dr. Evil's voice is based on Mike Myers' old boss Lorne Michaels.

[@joerenzi2373]

'I wish I was never artificially created in a lab!" - Scott Evil

[@ByakuganXEyeX]

michael mcdonald the guy who gets ran over by the steamroller was on MadTV. I love that someone remembers Mad because i found it way funnier than SNL.

[@CalciumChief]

It's one big spoof of James Bond, I'd say Sean Connery especially. 5:23 Maybe didn't mean to, but that was the best part. 13:58 All that "how can she stand him?" and then "I love him". 27:43 That's super easy, even having both facing each other. You just set like a middle point in the shot that he doesn't cross, have him record the character on one side, then on the other and put paste them together. And, of course, he's got actual people reading the other charater's lines while filming as a placeholder. Well, fun fact is if you go watch the first Bonds you will see so many "Oh, that's the thing they're making fun of".

[@dupersuper1938]

Plus of course, Random Task.

[@swordmonkey6635]

"but that train has sailed..." is one of my favorite lines from the movie. It's such a lowkey mixed metaphor that's easy to miss.

[@victorsixtythree]

It's crazy that in a just a few years it will be the 30th anniversary of when Austin Powers was unfrozen after being frozen for 30 years.

[@tfpp1]

"Who...does...number two...work for?" "That's right buddy you show that turd who's boss." Gots to be my favorite joke in this first movie. 😂🤣

[@Lunangel]

"Life looks so much more different. There's light in people's eyes." That hit hard. 😢 I really enjoyed your reaction!❤❤❤

[@lazyperfectionist1]

I shipped off to the Navy just a few months after this movie had premiered. I hadn't seen it yet, but after I got my first buzz cut in boot camp, the rest of my division took one look at me and came under the impression that I looked like Dr. Evil. They started telling me to answer questions the way _he_ would. _"Yes,_ Petty Officer."

[@tomaslongoria2449]

How did Dr Evil even know what The Macarena was let alone know the actual dance?!? Lol

[@RozenockDoll]

Austin has his camera and mannerisms with it come from his day job, a Fashion Photographer.

[@johng482]

19:05 Mama Cass died of a heart attack at the age of 32 but there is a legend (likely related to her size frankly) that she choked to death on a ham sandwich.

[@pureserenity524]

9:00 Dr Evil in 2024: "We hold the world hostage for a ransom of 100 billion dollars!" People in 2024: "They send that much to foreign countries every month now!"

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

I love when he pets his little nine and she pulls out the hand cannon.

[@donbergeson6771]

The Asian bad guy was an MMA fighter in the early days of the UFC and had been in at least 1 kung-fu movie as the bad guy. A lot of movie industry people thought he had the look to do something with his career. What they didn't know was that he and a friend of his had committed an incredibly brutal rape a few years before. He ended up getting busted through DNA. While in prison after his conviction, he even murdered his cell mate because he wanted a different cell mate and the prison officials weren't acting fast enough for his liking.

[@SergioArellano-yd7ik]

Reminds you of Peter Parker. The Russian general was Peter's landlord.🌹❤️🌷🩷

[@brainzter]

Looks like you saw the edited version? In the original there are more scenes, (mainly regarding the personal lives of guard that gets flattened and the guard that gets eaten by the sea bass) whenever it's on TV it's mainly the edited version but it just feels incomplete after watching the full version

[@matthewgreganti4838]

Nineties comedies are absolutely amazing. We had it so good back then. And this movie is so friggin' quotable. I still watch this one from time to time. Of course the whole series is a spoof on the spy genre, specifically Bond, which makes it even funnier.

[@michaelwatson266]

Odd Job and Pussy Galore are 2 characters from James Bond films parodied here by Random Task and Alotta Fagina 😂

[@cypher515]

I _think_ the idea is that Austin Powers is officially a super famous... _photographer._ Just like James Bond has a standing cover of a banker, but considering that bankers tend to not be, well, _famous_ it's not as big a deal that he often has a cover as something else. Depending on the place in the series his rank in the Royal Navy is either secret or public record, too, though I THINK that he's thought to be retired at least as far as public records go.

[@DaveBukowski]

27:45 Disney did it in The Parent Trap (1961) with Hayley Mills standing next to herself. So it is tricks thay have existed before CGI magic in movies. I remember the first time seeing this movie in my floormate's dormroom. She said let's watch a movie (old VHS) and ordered some pizza nuggets and watched on a small 15 inch TV.

[@kala1780]

"That was such a short movie..." kind of got me, because if I'm not mistaken movies generally used to be almost always 1,5 - 2 hours, all original star wars movies are almost exactly 2 hours if I remember correctly, newer ones are roughly 20-30 minutes longer. Nowadays movies are about 2,5h long or if it is a Nolan movie it is most likely 3 hours so they should have some bathroom brakes and you need to clear your calendar for the evening if you go to a cinema. Personally I liked the shorter movies because you didn't get fatigued by sitting so easily and the snacks would last better throughout the movie, although I see the value of longer movies in some cases, but I also feel that the more limited run time of shorter makes the pacing usually better because the story needs to be told in a shorter amount of time, which leaves unnecessary scenes usually on the cutting room floor.

[@tonydeluna8095]

This movie is gold! I remember bursting in laughter when I went to go see it in theaters. You’re gonna have a great time with this one VKunia !

[@trevonpernell0814]

24:00 Open the FRICKIN' DOOR! 27:10 🎵 AUSTIN POWERS 🎵

[@brucenatelee]

24:07 Don't worry, judo chops aren't real. All throws and submissions.

[@IH8YH]

Snorting Laughs are the best, i find them super cute!

[@theguardian2428]

Vkunia gifting us with an Austin Powers reaction! Groovy baby! Yeah! 😁

[@jokerz7936]

An evil petting zoo is a petting zoo full of animals with rabies.

[@HaganeNoGijutsushi]

Ok, that IS really evil.

[@Elementarian]

The Austin Powers movies are peak comedy, especially the shadow scenes in 2 and 3. Cry laughing every single time.

[@richardb6260]

So many references to classic James Bond films. Dr.Evil killing his own operative at the table with the push of a button is from Thunderball. Dr. Evil's look is based on Blofeld from You Only Live Twice. Random Task is based on Odd Job from Goldfinger. The cart Austin gets stuck is from Moonraker. Dr.Evil's radiation suit is from Dr.No. Other 60s spy films and TV shows are referenced. The distinct red phone ring is from Our Man Flint. The Fembots are from Dr. Goldfoot and the Girl Bombs. The machine gun bra is from The Tenth Victim. Mimi Rogers dresses like Emma Peel from The Avengers (no, not those Avengers). The song "The Look of Love" is from the 1967 version of Casino Royale.

[@hansachter5657]

Wow that's a comprehensive rundown! Thank you

[@richardb6260]

@@hansachter5657 probably a lot more. Unmasking a man dressed as a woman is from Thunderball.

[@hansachter5657]

@@richardb6260 what about putting his pinky up to his mouth when he wants to be dramatic?

[@richardb6260]

@@hansachter5657 don't know where that's from. I know the voice is based on SNL producer Lorne Michaels. But I don't think that's one of his mannerisms

[@hansachter5657]

@@richardb6260 lol who knows what goes on backstage

[@heyz13]

Im just now noticing that scene where they show that Colorado military base going into the 1997 scene is really, Cheyenne moutain complex military base, the same location where the show stargate sg-1 was filmed and based out of.

[@flashgordon6238]

The Austin Power movies are tributes to the Sean Connery Bond movies, plus the American super spy film version of James Bond: Derick Flint in 'Our Man Flint' and 'In Like Flint' (which Austin says is his favorite movie) and also the secret agent Matt Helm movies. Actor James Coburn played Derick Flint in two movies and singer/actor/comedian Dean Martin played Matt Helm in four movies. Derick Flint was a Judo and Karate expert. Matt Helm was supposed to be a famous photographer as a cover to his secret agent status. He often had the female lead play his wife during undercover missions. The Matt Helm and Derick Flint movies had lots of ladies in unusual roles for the time. Fembots were introduced in a 1970s TV series called The Bionic Woman, a spin off of The Bionic Man.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

18:39 😄Oh, you've got to love fish-out-of-water humor.

I remember seeing this in the theater when I was in high school. So hilarious at the time and surprisingly it holds up better than I thought it would.

[@munchmandrifta]

It sucks that nearly all versions of this movie have the "the henchmen" scenes removed. For the guy crushed by a Steam Roller it shows his family and for the guy who has his head eaten by genetically mutated ill tempered sea bass, it's his bucks party.

[@_BangDroid_]

Oh that's lame

[@UnnLykley]

never not seen those scenes.

[@AshTheDoinker]

I don't know what country you live in, but those scenes are still in the movie in the US.

[@airborngrmp1]

I have to say, that orange color looks great on you V.

[@TerryNationB7]

As VKunia likes doing cosplay, all I could think of was Velma from Scooby Doo (I'll keep my fingers crossed).

[@Joshua-i2o8s]

Every time I watch an Austin powers reaction, I always forget that basically every reactor will be watching the American version which cuts out all of the best running gag henchmen subplot scenes, and it makes me annoyed at myself that I keep forgetting, as I’m waiting for the reaction each time. Lol

[@mattslupek7988]

“How dare you break wind before me?” “Sorry, baby. I didn’t know it was your turn.” By far, the best line in the movie.

[@UberDurable]

That therapist @17:25 was played by Carrie Fisher, AKA Princess Leia.

[@Thargrid]

An evil petting zoo just has canadian geese.

[@MrKeychange]

My contribution to the trivia train: the little musical breaks are a play on a fun 60s show called Laugh In. They used to do short interludes like that Its where Goldie Hawn and Lilly Tomlin got their breaks

[@jamesleggett9644]

24:45 i was so surprised to find such a gem of a worldview in this raunchy ass comedy but i really think its perfect

[@Apvizionz]

My favorite of the series by far. Great reaction!

[@greenpeasuit]

By "carnies", it is implied he is referring to dwarves. The "smells of cabbage" line will be referenced in a later movie.

[@RandomNonsense1985]

“Put it in the schkin box, schave me from myschelf. I’m peeeeling.”

[@UberDurable]

This franchise is simply brilliant!

[@isaiahrilles6922]

Random task=Oddjob😂😂😂 Ive watched this so many times as a kid and I only got that joke😂

[@pasteye1671]

Mix the brightest and prettiest reactor on YT with the best comedy from before she was born and Voila! a great post that fills the eyes and the mind. Thanks, Vikki, I love you. The Shhh scene was improvised by Dr Evil and Scott. For best effect see the Matt Helm and Derek Flint films from the 1960s, as well as the Connery Bonds.

[@djgizmoe]

God, I'm so glad you got the macarena joke. I've seen it go over the heads of so many reactors...;)

[@mattc3581]

Taking the mickey out of Liberace didn't get a flicker though!

[@JedHead77]

It’s too bad you didn’t see any of the *James Bond* films from the *60s* for the jokes and references to hit even harder. 🍸

[@smokalisticproductions609]

Austin powers.....the gift that keeps on giving

[@Sherman1fan]

17:24 Carrie Fisher Homage to 007 movies. Great you know your 60's and 70's, lots of young people nowadays have no idea of history.

[@Dirkus17]

"There's light in people's eyes". Ouch, Vicky. Ouch.

[@Some0ne001]

Light in peoples eyes, thats just the 90's. Man the 90's was such a good time to be alive.

[@whitmanbell]

Great job as always. This season is so rewarding

[@ianp1986]

Have you seen any of the James Bond films? There’s a lot of Bond parodies in the Austin Powers films. For example, Alotta Fagina is a take on the fact that a lot of Bond girls have names like Pussy Galore and Honey Rider, the second AP film is called The Spy Who Shagged me is a take on the Bond film The Spy Who Loved Me and Random Task is a parody of a Bond henchman called Oddjob who throws his bowler hat Also, the group councillor in this film is the late, great Carrie Fisher

[@GraemeCampbellMusic]

I like to think the cowboy is a young Hank Schrader on a Vegas vacation

[@HoloCatHead]

There's light in peoples eyes... That is painfully true

[@bensneb360]

I watched this trilogy countless times as a kid, a nice nostalgic soft spot for me

[@wilgarcia1]

I highly recommend spaceballs, anything by Mel Brooks or Monty python =D

[@michaelcarey8388]

'Random Task' was a spoof of the James Bond villain 'Odd Job' who would throw his razor edged hat to kill people.

[@New-tu3mn]

The answer to your natural questions about what is with all the weird, and over-the-top goings on, is that they are themes and tropes from the Secret Agent film craze of the 60s.. The O.G. of which are, of course, the Bond films.

[@TheDarkPorkins]

Nobody gonna mention Carrie Fisher as the Group Therapist?

[@TheJabbate1]

Best Carrie Fisher cameo is in Jay and Silent Bob Strikes Back.

[@oneofeverything1000]

I love Mike Myers so much. The movies in this trilogy are go-to comfort movie for me. Loved watching your reaction as always.

[@WolfHreda]

That was indeed Will Ferrell.