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'''''Secret Agent Super Dragon''''' is a film.
 
Super Dragon is a low-rent [[James Bond]] who, [[Ten-Minute Retirement|despite being retired]], is called back into action [[It's Personal|when a colleague is killed]]. The case the colleague was working centers around a mysterious new drug which has been turning the student body of a small college town into a mindless mob; and the investigation leads Super Dragon on a trail of intrigue to Holland, several nice apartments, a charity art auction, a [[Priceless Ming Vase|Ming vase]] smuggling ring, and tainted chewing gum (seriously) with which the bad guys plan to [[Take Over the World]] (seriously!). Along the way, Super Dragon will need the help of ever-loyal Agent Fulton, ex-con and [[Gadgeteer Genius]] Babyface, smokin' Agent Rembrandt 13, an "attractive for her age" hotel proprietor, and all his wits.
 
For the ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]'' version, please go to the [[Mystery Science Theater 3000/Recap/S05 /E04 Secret Agent Super Dragon|episode recap page]].
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* [[Always Murder]]: The agent working the case prior to Super Dragon had an automobile accident. Super Dragon is suspicious from the outset.
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{{quote|'''Super Dragon:''' (Shows Ross, the <s>drugstore</s> bowling alley owner, part of his "special" gum stash) "Now, uh, what's ''this''?"
'''Ross:''' "Nothing! It's just a... different brand, that's all!" (Super Dragon backhands him) }}
* [[McGuffinMacGuffin]]: The drug "Synchron-2". More accurately, its antidote, aptly called "Anti-Synchron".
* [[The Mole]]: {{spoiler|Charity Farrell, aka Rembrandt 13}}
* [[The Omniscient Council of Vagueness]]: the "Society Of Guys Who Can Make A W"
{{quote|'''[[Big Bad]]:''' Whenever we choose to use [Synchron-2], then victory will be ours! }}
* [[Our Doors Are Different]]: The gauntlet of security at the "Plastifa(ce)" office, which triggers flashbacks to both ''[[Get Smart]]'' and airport security... }}
* [[Sorry I Left the BGM On]]: The seductive jazz number playing when Super Dragon and Rembrandt 13 are about to kiss [[Letting the Air Out of the Band|comes to a sudden, distorted halt]] as [[Moment Killer|the power goes off in their hotel room]].
* [[Soundtrack Dissonance]]: A xylophone (!!) announces the start of a fight scene.
* [[Step Three: Profit]]: Synchron will make people go batshit crazy - and from there, the villains will rule the world, somehow.
* [[Television Geography]]: With regards to Fremont, Michigan; while they avoid exterior shots when Cooper is in town, the real Fremont isn't a college town as the film describes (it's actually the hometown of [[wikipedia:Gerber Products Company|Gerber Products Company]], best known for baby food and life insurance). Plus, the previous agent is described as having driven off a canyon road; [[The Mountains of Illinois|there are no canyons anywhere near Fremont]].
* [[Ten-Minute Retirement]]: Super Dragon, aka Brian Cooper, has retired happily at the beginning of the movie. [[Department of Redundancy Department|It doesn't last.]]
 
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