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** In Spain, Ravenna is called Jota, and Lamponne is called León. |
** In Spain, Ravenna is called Jota, and Lamponne is called León. |
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** In Chile, Lamponne is called Lorca, and Mario Santos is called Ernesto Santos. |
** In Chile, Lamponne is called Lorca, and Mario Santos is called Ernesto Santos. |
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* [[Exactly What It Says |
* [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin]]: The final episode of the Argentine version is called... ''[[Shaped Like Itself|Final Episode]]''. |
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* [[Foreign Remake]]: For [[Useful Notes/Chile|Chile]], [[Useful Notes/Mexico|Mexico]] and [[Useful Notes/Spain|Spain]]. [[And Zoidberg|Oh, and there is one remake for Russia as well]], called ''[[Kings of the Game]]''. |
* [[Foreign Remake]]: For [[Useful Notes/Chile|Chile]], [[Useful Notes/Mexico|Mexico]] and [[Useful Notes/Spain|Spain]]. [[And Zoidberg|Oh, and there is one remake for Russia as well]], called ''[[Kings of the Game]]''. |
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* [[Jerkass]]: generally the victims of the drills, like in "The Last Hero", "The Spanish Witness", "Unemployment Insurance", "Z 9000" or "The Social Debilitator". |
* [[Jerkass]]: generally the victims of the drills, like in "The Last Hero", "The Spanish Witness", "Unemployment Insurance", "Z 9000" or "The Social Debilitator". |
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** In the second season we learn that {{spoiler|Mario Santos'}} name is a pseudonym too. {{spoiler|His real name is Francisco de Aguirre.}} |
** In the second season we learn that {{spoiler|Mario Santos'}} name is a pseudonym too. {{spoiler|His real name is Francisco de Aguirre.}} |
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* [[Real Song Theme Tune]]: Astor Piazzolla's "Cité Tango", [[Theme Tune Cameo|which the team uses as their ringtone]]. |
* [[Real Song Theme Tune]]: Astor Piazzolla's "Cité Tango", [[Theme Tune Cameo|which the team uses as their ringtone]]. |
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* [[Reality Show]]: The guys arrange a fake, [[Survivor]]-like reality show {{spoiler|to send certain antagonist to the jungle, living for himself ''for one full year''. [[Back for |
* [[Reality Show]]: The guys arrange a fake, [[Survivor]]-like reality show {{spoiler|to send certain antagonist to the jungle, living for himself ''for one full year''. [[Back for the Finale|Then he returns]] and they deceive him ''again'' by sending him to [[Up to Eleven|kill Osama bin Laden.]]}} |
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* [[Refuge in Audacity]]: The script calls for very seldom gay kisses or blowjobs. |
* [[Refuge in Audacity]]: The script calls for very seldom gay kisses or blowjobs. |
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* [[Regular Caller]]: Santos |
* [[Regular Caller]]: Santos |
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** Coupled with quirky [[Day in |
** Coupled with quirky [[Day in the Life]]-style sequences from the other 3 guys. |
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* [[Reverse Cerebus Syndrome]]: Could apply in the very last episode. First we got the conclusion of Milazzo's story arc; a thriller/suspense plot where he is determined to take revenge on the team. The opening scene is quite intense with a creepy atmosphere, flashbacks, distorted sounds. Milazzo is not only a very inmoral guy, he's very skilled with weapons and martial arts (what makes him extremely dangerous too) and because of the team, he's erased from existence; he doesn't have an identity, home or belongings, and of course he's [[Roaring Rampage of Revenge|pissed as fuck]]. But {{spoiler|this story doesn't last too much, really; once the team gets rid of him (again), the episode goes through a tone shift, becoming a comedic Christmas special which deals with family ties and nostalgic childhood memories.}} This does not mean it is bad, in fact, is an excellent episode and great series finale. |
* [[Reverse Cerebus Syndrome]]: Could apply in the very last episode. First we got the conclusion of Milazzo's story arc; a thriller/suspense plot where he is determined to take revenge on the team. The opening scene is quite intense with a creepy atmosphere, flashbacks, distorted sounds. Milazzo is not only a very inmoral guy, he's very skilled with weapons and martial arts (what makes him extremely dangerous too) and because of the team, he's erased from existence; he doesn't have an identity, home or belongings, and of course he's [[Roaring Rampage of Revenge|pissed as fuck]]. But {{spoiler|this story doesn't last too much, really; once the team gets rid of him (again), the episode goes through a tone shift, becoming a comedic Christmas special which deals with family ties and nostalgic childhood memories.}} This does not mean it is bad, in fact, is an excellent episode and great series finale. |
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* [[Special Edition Title]]: The series finale. |
* [[Special Edition Title]]: The series finale. |
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* [[Starfish Aliens|Starfish (Fake) Aliens]] |
* [[Starfish Aliens|Starfish (Fake) Aliens]] |
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* [[Team Pet]]: Betún (Lamponne's dog) in the second season, an [[Nearly-Normal Animal|Almost Normal Animal]]. |
* [[Team Pet]]: Betún (Lamponne's dog) in the second season, an [[Nearly-Normal Animal|Almost Normal Animal]]. |
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* [[The War |
* [[The War on Terror]]: Terror Alert Level ranging between Blue and Yellow. |
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* [[Those Wacky Nazis|Those Wacky (Fake) Nazis]] |
* [[Those Wacky Nazis|Those Wacky (Fake) Nazis]] |
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* [[What Do You Mean It's Not Awesome?]] |
* [[What Do You Mean It's Not Awesome?]] |