James Bond Jr.: Difference between revisions

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* [[Daddy's Little Villain]]: Goldfinger's daughter, Goldie.

* [[Did Not Do the Research]]: The "Junior" of the protagonist's name was abbreviated "Jr", like Americans do, but James is British and British people abbreviate "Junior" as "Jnr". [[Justified Trope|Justified]] in that the series is American.

* [[Expository Theme Tune]]: The theme song helpfully informs us that "he learned the game from his uncle James" and "James Bond Jr. chases S.C.U.M. around the world".

* [[Expy]]: S.C.U.M., a stand-in for S.P.E.C.T.R.E. from the films.

* [[Girl of the Week]]: Which part of "he learned the game from his uncle James" you didn't get?

* [[Kidanova]]

* [[Say My Name Trailer]]

* [[Sins of Our Fathers]]: At least two girls in the series fit this trope. In the episode "Never Lose Hope", Warfield Academy got a new science teacher whose father was believed to be a S.C.U.M. agent until James Senior arrested him. Believing her father to be innocent and wanting to make James Senior know how she felt, she went after James Junior. {{spoiler|It was later revealed that her father was not in prison but under a protection program}}. In "Appointment in Macau", James befriended Lily Mai, whose father was one of the heads of the Raven Triad. {{spoiler|Actually, he was [[The Mole|a mole]] working for the Interpol}}.

* [[Spin Offspring]]: Not only the titular character is James Bond's nephew, he also has friends who are related to some of James Bond's allies. I.Q. is Q's grandson; Gordo is Felix Leiter's son. Not to mention that one of his foes is Goldfinger's daughter, Goldie.

* [[Spoiled Brat]]: Trevor Noseworthy IV

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