Starstruck is episode 26 of Season 2.
Characters[]
- Clover
- Samantha
- Alexandra
- Jerry Lewis
- Mandy
- Lenore Von Schram
- Tad Bailey
- Wilhelm LaRue
- Vladimirina
Synopsis[]
When the famous TV star Tad Bailey goes missing, the spies plead with Jerry to let them investigate. An insane woman named Lenore Von Schram mistakes the TV show for a kidnapping and plans on murdering Sinestro, the villain on the show, and Clover, who played Sinestro's daughter, Gwendolyn Moon, as a disguise. Moreover, Lenore intends to marry the TV show hero.
In the B-story, Clover endeavors to become a media star.
Gadgets[]
- Catsuit
- Compowder
- Genetic Scanner Hairbrush
- Highly Experimental Prototype Car for Technology Testing
- Scram Jet
- Jet aircraft
- Jetpack Backpack
- Tornado In A Can Of Hairspray
Trivia[]
- References to the spy genre.
- ”0067”
- The title is a reference to 007, James Bond’s Double 00 number.
- The film the spies watch is titled “Mission Improbable”, a reference to “Mission: Impossible”.
- “Mission Improbable” is a reference to an episode of “The Avengers”.
- ”Mission: Improbable” is a reference to ”Mission: Impossible” and ”Mission: Impractical”.
- ”Computer Creep Much?” -- 1 of the posters in the cyber cafe says “Spy Raider”, a reference to “Lara Croft: Tomb Raider”.
- ”Evil Promotion Much?” -- Appearance of Lara Croft as the holographic trainer.
- Geraldine Husk’s clothing and behaviour resembles the villains seen in 1960’s spy films.
- The laugh.
- The white cat. (Ernst Stavro Blofeld from the James Bond franchise.)
- The white Catsuit.
- The wide belt.
- Ian Flemish -- His name is a reference to Ian Fleming. The creator of James Bond. His clothing in the field is a reference to Indiana Jones, and his background is a reference to Rick O'Connell.
- ”Pageant Problems” -- The laser security system resembles the laser fight seen in “Die Another Day”.
- ”Starstruck” -- The soap opera ”Days of Our Spies” is a reference to the soap opera ”Days of our Lives”.
- ”The Elevator” -- 1 of the film posters is for “009”, a reference to James Bond’s Double 00 number.
- ”The Eraser” -- The underwater base is similiar to the base seen in “The Spy Who Loved Me”.
- ”Totally Dunzo” -- The bikini Lewis wears in the flashback is a reference to Halle Berry’s bikini in the James Bond movie “Die Another Day”.
- ”0067”
- At the end of the episode.
- Clover is written off the show.
- Tad is bald.
- Wilhelm has quit.
- Tad's illegal doughnut and required diet are a reference to the contracts required by media owners.
- Mandy and the girls find out that actor Tad Bailey goes missing through Mandy's issue of ”Entertainment Hourly”. This is a reference to the real-life magazine ”Entertainment Weekly”.
- Tivo has mistaken this episode for "A Spy is Born I" and/or "A Spy is Born II".
- This is one of the few episodes where Jerry is not interested with the mission and the girls pleaded to be assigned it.
- Goof: When the girls sit inside the HEPCTT and Jerry warns them about the scram jet, Sam's hands are ungloved.
- This marks the final episode with Katie Leigh as Alex and Jess Harnell as Jerry before being replaced by Katie Griffin and Adrian Truss.
- This marks the final appearance of the first catsuits.
