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| rdfs:comment | - Cobra removes TV satellites and takes control of television in order to create an advertising monopoly and influence public opinion with pro-evil programming.
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| RealWorldRefs | - *One of Cobra's television series is The C-Team.
*Another is Father's No Beast.
*The Likables are a reference to the Smurfs.
*The title is a reference to the 1983 film The Right Stuff.
*Cobra Commander's dance with the globe is a reference to Charlie Chaplin's The Great Dictator.
*The Army-Navy Game is an annual football game between the armed forces' respective schools, and is highly popular with both military and civilian audiences.
*Alpine is desperate to watch Bowling for Dollars.
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| MemorableQuotes | - "I pity the fool who doesn't join Cobra!"
:-- Thank you, Mr. C.
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| Errors | - *The G.I. Joe team members are inexperienced with space travel, despite having been to space in the Pyramid of Darkness miniseries .
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| ItemsOfNote | - *Cobra Commander changed the ending of classic films using computer graphics and voice synthesizer? Now that's evil!
*90287 is not a real zip code.
*Cobra Commander's decision to televise the battle on live television predicted reality television, real life war reporting, and symbolizes the philosophy of "If It Bleeds, It Leads".
*Why was it difficult to get political support for the mission? Wall Street and the Fortune 100/500 corporations should have been screaming for action since Cobra raised the advertising prices.
*The price named by Tomax and Xamot for advertising and commercial airtime is 5 million dollars. This is close to the prices seen with sporting events such as the Superbowl.
*Mr. C tells Scarlett, "Outta my way, woman" and then brushes her aside. The moment would have been more infinitely more interesting if Scarlett would have lashed out at him with a lethal kick, releasing a fiery temper built around years of suppressed frustration about being called a "mere girl" on the Joe force.
*The "Now you know..." segment attached to this episode had Roadblock telling kids not to play around downed power lines. Yeah, that one.
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| BriefSynopsis | - Cobra removes TV satellites and takes control of television in order to create an advertising monopoly and influence public opinion with pro-evil programming.
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| Writer | - Flint Dille & Stanley Ralph Ross
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| Glitches | - *Ripper is seen wearing Destro's gloves when the weapons dealer takes over the Dreadnok's control panel.
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