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** His cover had been blown all along to Gil (and at least someone else in the Wulfenbach government, as someone's apparently been feeding Gil information on Wooster's background - he assures Punch and Judy that he's been "told [Wooster] is quite good"). The only other person before the dramatic airship entrance/exit who saw him to identify him acting as an enemy was [[Axe Crazy|Bangladesh Dupree]], who spent the period immediately following that with her jaw wired shut AND bigger fish to fry. She still may assume he acts on Gil's orders... which is, after all, ''true''. Jager generals are loyal exclusively to Heterodynes, and Wooster already had to tell their boss whom he does represent to offer her sanctuary. The bigger question up to that point was whether/how much he's still working as a [[Double Agent]] for Gil. {{spoiler|Apparently not, though he's not exactly working against him, either. Gil's attempt to scare him by talking out of [[The Madness Place]] worked, and was reinforced when Gil proven himself a worthy heir to Klaus. So going with the original plan will satisfy his real boss, but he also thinks it's in their interest to make sure Gilgamesh is not hostile.}}

** Later Wooster [http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/comic.php?date=20171113 meets his colleague]. Who got into previously mentioned [http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/comic.php?date=20040206 Trelawney Thorpe novels] That implied to be more or less Renaissance version of James Bond adventures (Wooster insists that "Miss Thorpe is a real person"… and that those are still not as much of yarn than Heterodyne stories).

* Subverted in [http://www.viruscomix.com/page529.html this] ''[[Subnormality]]'' strip.

* Agent Ben and Agent Jerry in ''[[The Inexplicable Adventures of Bob]]'' are extremely obvious [[The Men in Black]] anyway, but they also have a big black car and a [[Van in Black|big black van,]] each clearly labeled "F.B.I. Undercover" in large, friendly letters.