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V.I.P.: Dr. StrangeVal

A rogue Ukrainian general mistakenly switches a case with his country's nuclear launch codes for Maxine's new invention.

Episode Info


Episode number: 2x4
Production Number: 202
Airdate: Saturday October 16th, 1999

Director: Farhad Mann
Writer: Tom Abraham
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Guest Stars
Angelle BrooksAngelle Brooks
As Maxine
Recurring
Mark De AlessandroMark De Alessandro
As Agent Miller
Recurring
Bill KempBill Kemp
As Scott
Bjorn JohnsonBjorn Johnson
As Josef Kosygin
Bronson PinchotBronson Pinchot
As Himself
Lucinda WeistLucinda Weist
As Paulina
Neal MatarazzoNeal Matarazzo
As Agent Redding
Peter J. LucasPeter J. Lucas
As General Koyla Trofimov
Sam ScarberSam Scarber
As General Ursus
Sharron LeighSharron Leigh
As Waitress
Wayne Thomas Yorke (1)Wayne Thomas Yorke (1)
As Al Slotkin
Main Cast
Pamela AndersonPamela Anderson
As Vallery "Val" Irons
Molly CulverMolly Culver
As Tasha Dexter
Shaun Baker (1)Shaun Baker (1)
As Quick Theodore Williams
Natalie RaitanoNatalie Raitano
As Nikki Franco
Leah LailLeah Lail
As Kay Simmons

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Episode Notes
Guest star Mark DeAlessandro had previously appeared in the episode "K-Val" as Thug.



Cultural References
The episode title "Dr. StrangeVal" is a reference to the 1964 Peter Sellers film "Dr. Strangelove Or:How I Stopped Worrying And Learned To Love The Bomb".



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