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| - A naive, overconfident ambassador debates with T'Pau over Vulcan's joining the Federation.
- "Friend or Foe" is the 81st episode of SpongeBob SquarePants, and the first episode produced for the show's fifth season.
- "Friend or Foe" (敵か味方か) is an instrumental musical composition from the Japanese version of Yu-Gi-Oh! GX. It is the 32nd listed track on Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters GX Sound Duel Vol II.
- A friend or foe missile is one that automatically targets the nearest ship that's not emitting a friendly signal . As a result, friendly ships (including the one that fired the missile) could be targeted if their communication systems were damaged. Seen in the Wing Commander series.
- Friend or Foe is the seventh episode of Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight.
- "Friend or Foe" is the eighth episode of Ronin Warriors. It was originally broadcasted on syndicated television during the summer of 1995, and was eventually aired through reruns on the SciFi channel, as well as part of Cartoon Network's Toonami programming block.
- "Friend or Foe" is the 377th episode of Casualty and the 17th episode of the 17th series.
- "Duskwatcher! Calm down!" That was Bluebird. There was a kind of franticness to the tom's tone that made me realize how much it really affected him, seeing his popular, put-together brother like this. Maybe it bruised his ego, or maybe it just shook him up. I wasn't sure. Either way, he looked nearly as close to losing it as Duskwatcher was. "MURDER THE ROGUES! MURDERERS MUST BE KILLED!" Duskwatcher squalled, not even seeming to know he was making no sense. "Oh forget it," Bluebird snapped bitterly. "He doesn't understand. He's flipping insane." And the tom stalked away. "Hey." "Huh?" "Daisypaw."
- The Friend or Foe Missile automatically identifies and locks onto the nearest enemy ship; that is, the nearest ship that isn't broadcasting the distinctive signal broadcast by friendly ships. Its weakness is that it can be confused by friendly ships whose communications systems are damaged (including the ship that fired the missile). Kilrathi ships that sport the missile are the Jalthi, Krant. AIM-31 "Pilum" FF is an all-aspect fire-and-forget missile used on Terran Confederation starfighters such as the Rapiers.
- Sometimes, in combat, it's hard to tell who your friends are. In a combat zone, firing on, questioning, or fleeing your friends is common. With Due Respect may not be very respectful, as the junior cannot tell whether the character speaking to him actually is his senior officer. This is often even worse before or after the actual fighting, while you are sneaking about territory that you know that the enemy is about somewhere, or into his stronghold, especially if you are a prisoner or trying to contact one. (See "Alone with Prisoner" Ploy.) Super-Trope of Cavalry Betrayal.
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