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The name's Bondo, Jemuzu Bondo!
I hope there will be more of these in upcoming episodes of Sugar!
Speaking of birds, birds (or pigeons to be exact) are central to the plot in Slå først Frede!. It's a decent spy spoof actually, for those interested in checking it out.
This looks like a lot of fun!
It's very silly, but if you're into that kind of spy fun, it's worth watching! They even made a sequel, Slap af, Frede! (Relax Freddie), in 1966. I haven't been able to find that film though.
Three of the actors in this film also starred in another series of comedies, the Olsen-banden (the Olsen Gang) series, about a fictional criminal gang. Own versions (and even spinoffs) were made in Sweden (Jönssonligan) and Norway (Olsenbanden). I've only seen a few of the Norwegian ones of these myself.
Michael Weatherly left the show years ago I think, so I guess so! I see they are making a spinoff now, with DiNozzo and Ziva, called NCIS: Tony & Ziva. Maybe there will be more Bond references in that show.
Another Bond reference, this time from the series 2 episode of The Saint, «Luella», where guest star David Hedison's character Bill Harvey, gets involved in a blackmail plot involving this Luella (played by The Ipcress File's Sue Lloyd).
Trying to save Bill's marriage, Simon Templar and Bill begin by driving to the place Bill was taken by Luella. Speaking to an older lady working for the estate agents the blackmailers are renting the place from, she is only happy to divulge information regarding the tenants when Simon whispers into her ear that he's working for MI5.
Later in the episode, when Simon has solved the case, we learn that he might have told this lady more than that he is working in intelligence (at the same time revealing that even The Saint himself can mistake MI5 for MI6…).
The film mentions James Bond, Sean Connery, and a few bars of «Goldfinger» is played when John Krim is being chased early in the film. The film isn't particularly good, but might be of interest to those particularly interested in 60's eurospy films. It's available on Youtube:
"[Kamala Harris] became the presumptive nominee in 48 hours. To put that in perspective, it's been more than three years and we still don't have a new James Bond. By the way: Joe's available. Looks good in a tux."
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/mugHSpaqHd0
Amusing to see a lot of people in the comments don't seem to know who it is.
I'm guessing the Osprey referred to is this one:
If that isn't a reference, I don't know what is.
Yes believe so with the US Marine Corps and good birding @Agent_99.
007 Osprey of a different kind appeared in DAD of course.
Thank you!
Now I'm tempted to go on a quest to find all the 007 numbered aircraft and anything special the crew have done with them...
And MGM no longer means. What you think it means.
https://www.msn.com/en-ie/news/other/ukraine-gains-edge-with-atacms-threatening-russian-airfields/ar-AA1ujsYq
MGM-140 ATACMS - Old US Missile with Extremely High Destruction Power still in use today (4:00)