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** [[spoiler:Just tell me what you want me to fuuuuuuuuuck!]]
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* StunnedSilence: Piper, when [=MacGruber=] explains his and Cunth's history [[spoiler: and showing in no uncertain terms that Cunth has every reason to want to seek his revenge]].
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* StunnedSilence: Piper, when [=MacGruber=] explains his and Cunth's history [[spoiler: and showing in no uncertain terms that Cunth has every reason to want to seek his revenge]].revenge and [=MacGruber=] still won't comprehend that he did anything wrong]].
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* BouquetToss: During the credits, [=MacGruber=]'s gay buddy catches the bouquet Vicki tosses during the wedding party. At least [=MacGruber=] was kind enough to invite him over with his fiancee [[spoiler: and totally not because he's the only former military companion he didn't blow up]].
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* BouquetToss: During the credits, [=MacGruber=]'s gay buddy catches the bouquet Vicki tosses during the wedding party. At least [=MacGruber=] was kind enough to invite him over with his fiancee fiancé [[spoiler: and totally not because he's the only former military companion he didn't blow up]].
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* BouquetToss: During the credits, [=MacGruber=]'s gay buddy catches the Bouquet Vicki tosses during the wedding party. At least [=MacGruber=] was kind enough to invite him over with his fiancee [[spoiler: and totally not because he's the only former military companion he didn't blow up]].
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* BouquetToss: During the credits, [=MacGruber=]'s gay buddy catches the Bouquet bouquet Vicki tosses during the wedding party. At least [=MacGruber=] was kind enough to invite him over with his fiancee [[spoiler: and totally not because he's the only former military companion he didn't blow up]].
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* DaddysLittleVillain[=/=]PutOnABus: In one scene, von Cunth is playing a poker game with a beautiful ''femme fatale'' and [=MacGruber=] asks if they are screwing; it turns out this is von Cunth's daughter. Oddly, other than standing around in another scene about a minute later, she is never seen again.
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* DaddysLittleVillain[=/=]PutOnABus: In one scene, von Cunth is playing a poker game with a beautiful ''femme fatale'' and [=MacGruber=] asks if they are screwing; it turns out this is von Cunth's daughter. Oddly, other than standing around in another scene about a minute later, [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse she is never seen again.again]].
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* BouquetToss: During the credits, MacGruber's gay buddy catches the Bouquet Vicki tosses during the wedding party. At least MacGruber was kind enough to invite him over with his fiancee [[spoiler: and totally not because he's the only former military companion he didn't blow up]].
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* BouquetToss: During the credits, MacGruber's [=MacGruber=]'s gay buddy catches the Bouquet Vicki tosses during the wedding party. At least MacGruber [=MacGruber=] was kind enough to invite him over with his fiancee [[spoiler: and totally not because he's the only former military companion he didn't blow up]].
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* BouquetToss: During the credits, MacGruber's gay buddy catches the Bouquet Vicki tosses during the wedding party. At least MacGruber was kind enough to invite him over with his fiancee [[spoiler: and totally not because he's the only former military companion he didn't blow up]].
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* TwoFaced: Deiter von Cunth after surviving the explosion of his lair.
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* MacGyvering: Averted, weirdly enough.
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* MacGyvering: Averted, weirdly enough.[[RuleOfFunny funnily enough]].
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** In the movie, he tries (and fails) to make a grenade with a tennis ball, then he does (off-screen) a water-based prank, and finally in the climax (and recreation of the sketches setup), he builds an engagement ring out of wire.
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** In the movie, he tries (and fails) to make a grenade with a tennis ball, then he does (off-screen) a water-based prank, and finally in the climax (and recreation of the sketches setup), he builds an engagement ring out of wire.wire instead of using it to defuse the missile.
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* SmallNameBigEgo: [=MacGruber=] an UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist after all.
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* SmallNameBigEgo: [=MacGruber=] is an UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist after all.
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I fixed the zero context examples.
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* MacGyvering: But Averted, weirdly enough.
** In the sketches we see [=MacGruber=] ask for [[NoodleImplements household materials]], but the bomb always explodes before he has time to do anything with them.
** In the movie, he tries (and fails) to make a grenade with a tennis ball, then he does (off-screen) a water-based prank, and finally in the climax (and recreation ofcourse.the sketches setup), he builds an engagement ring out of wire.
** In the sketches we see [=MacGruber=] ask for [[NoodleImplements household materials]], but the bomb always explodes before he has time to do anything with them.
** In the movie, he tries (and fails) to make a grenade with a tennis ball, then he does (off-screen) a water-based prank, and finally in the climax (and recreation of
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* ParodyNames
* SmallNameBigEgo
* TimeBomb
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* TimeBomb
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* ParodyNames
SmallNameBigEgo: [=MacGruber=] an UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist after all.
*SmallNameBigEgo
* TimeBombTimeBomb: The usual setup for the sketches, and the climax of the movie.
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* TimeBomb
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* AntiHero: Macgruber is a self-absorbed, idiotic, bigoted, misogynistic, obnoxious, thin-skinned and incompetent man who generally has no positive qualities whatsoever.
* UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist: [=MacGruber=] is a self-absorbed, idiotic, bigoted, misogynistic, obnoxious, thin-skinned and incompetent man who generally has no positive qualities whatsoever.
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* UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist
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* BadassBoast:
--> '''Colonel Faith''': [=MacGruber=], thank God.
--> '''[=MacGruber=]''': Your God can't help you, Jim. But I can.
--> '''Colonel Faith''': [=MacGruber=], thank God.
--> '''[=MacGruber=]''': Your God can't help you, Jim. But I can.
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-->'''Piper''': "How did you know I was wearing a bulletproof vest?!"
-->'''[=MacGruber=]''': "You were wearing a bulletproof vest? Awesome!"
-->'''[=MacGruber=]''': "You were wearing a bulletproof vest? Awesome!"
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-->'''Piper''': "How How did you know I was wearing a bulletproof vest?!"
vest?!
-->'''[=MacGruber=]''':"You You were wearing a bulletproof vest? Awesome!" Awesome!
-->'''[=MacGruber=]''':
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--> ''MACGRUBER! He made a fucking movie! MACGRUBER''
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--> ''MACGRUBER! He made a fucking movie! MACGRUBER''
MACGRUBER!''
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--> ''MACGRUBER! They made a fucking movie!''
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--> ''MACGRUBER! They He made a fucking movie!''
movie! MACGRUBER''
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* StylisticSuck: The two songs written by Vicki ("The Perfect Number", which Vicki sings when [=MacGruber=] tries to recruit her, and "Rock my Body" which airs over the end credits) have terrible lyrics
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* IndyPloy: [=MacGruber=]'s preferred strategy is to "see what happens". [[InsistenTerminology Which is not the same as winging it.]]
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* IndyPloy: [=MacGruber=]'s preferred strategy is to "see what happens". [[InsistenTerminology [[InsistentTerminology Which is not the same as winging it.]]
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-->'''Piper''': "How did you know I was wearing a bulletproof vest?!"\\
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-->'''Piper''': "How did you know I was wearing a bulletproof vest?!"\\vest?!"
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-->Piper: "How did you know I was wearing a bulletproof vest?!"\\
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-->'''Piper''': What is the plan?
-->'''[=MacGruber=]''': I kinda make it up as I go.
-->'''[=MacGruber=]''': I kinda make it up as I go.
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* IndyPloy: [=MacGruber=]'s preferred strategy is to "see what happens". [[InsistenTerminology Which is not the same as winging it.]]
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* PottyFailure: After a shootout Vicki says, "I peed my jeans. I peed 'em."
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: In the opening credits we [[FreezeFrameBonus briefly]] see [=MacGruber=] working on a gadget involving a cup of water, ropes, pulleys, and a door. He uses this gadget near the climax.
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* PottyFailure: After a shootout Vicki says, "I peed my jeans. I peed 'em."
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Anyway, the sketch was sufficiently successful that [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MacGruber_%28film%29 it got its own theatrical-release movie]], with Creator/ValKilmer as the villain and Creator/RyanPhillippe as his HypercompetentSidekick.
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Anyway, the sketch was sufficiently successful that [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MacGruber_%28film%29 it got its own theatrical-release movie]], movie]] in 2010, with Creator/ValKilmer as the villain and Creator/RyanPhillippe as his HypercompetentSidekick.
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On January 16, 2020, [=NBCUniversal=]'s streaming service, Peacock, announced they were developing a TV series sequel to the movie.
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* ProductPlacement / EnforcedPlug: Severely lampshaded in a [=MacGruber=] skit-cum-Pepsi ad from 2009's Super Bowl. In the first one, Mac is unable to defuse the bomb because he's too busy talking about or drinking a Pepsi, and announces he's legally changed his name to "Pepsuber." A later one (broadcast during an [=SNL=] ''commercial break'') has changed the opening theme song, replacing most of the lyrics--and all of [=MacGruber=]'s dialogue during the sketch--with a repetition of "Pepsi" (which oddly enough still works as an EarWorm).
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* ProductPlacement / EnforcedPlug: ProductPlacement: Severely lampshaded in a [=MacGruber=] skit-cum-Pepsi ad from 2009's Super Bowl. In the first one, Mac is unable to defuse the bomb because he's too busy talking about or drinking a Pepsi, and announces he's legally changed his name to "Pepsuber." A later one (broadcast during an [=SNL=] ''commercial break'') has changed the opening theme song, replacing most of the lyrics--and all of [=MacGruber=]'s dialogue during the sketch--with a repetition of "Pepsi" (which oddly enough still works as an EarWorm)."Pepsi".
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''[=MacGruber=]'' is an AffectionateParody of ''Series/MacGyver'' originating on ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'', in one of the better segments that have shown up in the years since the departure of Creator/TinaFey as head writer. The title character, [=MacGruber=] (played by Creator/WillForte), is ([[InformedAbility supposedly]]) a Special Ops agent versed in the most deadly forms of everything, the most infamous being his ability (or inability) to deactivate deadly explosives. This makes him somewhat of an IdiotHero, who is ironically lauded for his expertise and viewed as a skillful agent, yet his bumbling goes unnoticed by some, including himself. Most sketches involve him being locked in a room (pretty much the exact same room each time) with some sort of explosive, his female assistant (originally Casey, played by Maya Rudolph; later Vicki, played by Creator/KristenWiig), and [[NoodleImplements a strange assortment of tools and items]]. He happens to be able to use them to deactivate the bomb, but something personal always comes up to distract him before he can.
There is usually a third person in the about-to-explode room, making the sketches rather more interesting. Creator/RichardDeanAnderson himself was once said third person; apparently, Series/MacGyver is [=MacGruber's=] dad. Hm.
There is usually a third person in the about-to-explode room, making the sketches rather more interesting. Creator/RichardDeanAnderson himself was once said third person; apparently, Series/MacGyver is [=MacGruber's=] dad. Hm.
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''[=MacGruber=]'' is an AffectionateParody of ''Series/MacGyver'' ''Series/{{MacGyver|1985}}'' originating on ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'', in one of the better segments that have shown up in the years since the departure of Creator/TinaFey as head writer. The title character, [=MacGruber=] (played by Creator/WillForte), is ([[InformedAbility supposedly]]) a Special Ops agent versed in the most deadly forms of everything, the most infamous being his ability (or inability) to deactivate deadly explosives. This makes him somewhat of an IdiotHero, who is ironically lauded for his expertise and viewed as a skillful agent, yet his bumbling goes unnoticed by some, including himself. Most sketches involve him being locked in a room (pretty much the exact same room each time) with some sort of explosive, his female assistant (originally Casey, played by Maya Rudolph; later Vicki, played by Creator/KristenWiig), and [[NoodleImplements a strange assortment of tools and items]]. He happens to be able to use them to deactivate the bomb, but something personal always comes up to distract him before he can.
There is usually a third person in the about-to-explode room, making the sketches rather more interesting. Creator/RichardDeanAnderson himself was once said third person; apparently,Series/MacGyver Series/{{MacGyver|1985}} is [=MacGruber's=] dad. Hm.
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* AffectionateParody: Of ''Series/MacGyver'' and ''Rambo''. It's clear Forte knows and loves these characters, even as he mercilessly deconstructs them.
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* AffectionateParody: Of ''Series/MacGyver'' ''Series/{{MacGyver|1985}}'' and ''Rambo''. It's clear Forte knows and loves these characters, even as he mercilessly deconstructs them.
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* DoesNotLikeGuns: [=MacGruber=]. Unlike Series/MacGyver, it's because he doesn't know how to use them and thinks they’re scary.
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* DoesNotLikeGuns: [=MacGruber=]. Unlike Series/MacGyver, Series/{{MacGyver|1985}}, it's because he doesn't know how to use them and thinks they’re scary.
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* UnexplainedRecovery: Deiter von Cunth survives the explosion of his lair and returns to crash Grubes’ wedding. This is most likely a reference to Murdoc, the most recurring villain on ''Series/MacGyver'', who had a tendency to survive things that would kill a normal man. This time, though, [[spoiler: Grubes makes sure Deiter is dead.]]
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* UnexplainedRecovery: Deiter von Cunth survives the explosion of his lair and returns to crash Grubes’ wedding. This is most likely a reference to Murdoc, the most recurring villain on ''Series/MacGyver'', ''Series/{{MacGyver|1985}}'', who had a tendency to survive things that would kill a normal man. This time, though, [[spoiler: Grubes makes sure Deiter is dead.]]
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''[=MacGruber=]'' is an AffectionateParody of ''Series/MacGyver'' originating on ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'', in one of the better segments that have shown up in the years since the departure of Creator/TinaFey as head writer. The title character, [=MacGruber=] (played by Will Forte), is ([[InformedAbility supposedly]]) a Special Ops agent versed in the most deadly forms of everything, the most infamous being his ability (or inability) to deactivate deadly explosives. This makes him somewhat of an IdiotHero, who is ironically lauded for his expertise and viewed as a skillful agent, yet his bumbling goes unnoticed by some, including himself. Most sketches involve him being locked in a room (pretty much the exact same room each time) with some sort of explosive, his female assistant (originally Casey, played by Maya Rudolph; later Vicki, played by Kristen Wiig), and [[NoodleImplements a strange assortment of tools and items]]. He happens to be able to use them to deactivate the bomb, but something personal always comes up to distract him before he can.
There is usually a third person in the about-to-explode room, making the sketches rather more interesting. Richard Dean Anderson himself was once said third person; apparently, Series/MacGyver is [=MacGruber's=] dad. Hm.
Anyway, the sketch was sufficiently successful that [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MacGruber_%28film%29 it got its own theatrical-release movie]], with Val Kilmer as the villain and Ryan Phillipe as his HypercompetentSidekick.
There is usually a third person in the about-to-explode room, making the sketches rather more interesting. Richard Dean Anderson himself was once said third person; apparently, Series/MacGyver is [=MacGruber's=] dad. Hm.
Anyway, the sketch was sufficiently successful that [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MacGruber_%28film%29 it got its own theatrical-release movie]], with Val Kilmer as the villain and Ryan Phillipe as his HypercompetentSidekick.
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''[=MacGruber=]'' is an AffectionateParody of ''Series/MacGyver'' originating on ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'', in one of the better segments that have shown up in the years since the departure of Creator/TinaFey as head writer. The title character, [=MacGruber=] (played by Will Forte), Creator/WillForte), is ([[InformedAbility supposedly]]) a Special Ops agent versed in the most deadly forms of everything, the most infamous being his ability (or inability) to deactivate deadly explosives. This makes him somewhat of an IdiotHero, who is ironically lauded for his expertise and viewed as a skillful agent, yet his bumbling goes unnoticed by some, including himself. Most sketches involve him being locked in a room (pretty much the exact same room each time) with some sort of explosive, his female assistant (originally Casey, played by Maya Rudolph; later Vicki, played by Kristen Wiig), Creator/KristenWiig), and [[NoodleImplements a strange assortment of tools and items]]. He happens to be able to use them to deactivate the bomb, but something personal always comes up to distract him before he can.
There is usually a third person in the about-to-explode room, making the sketches rather more interesting.Richard Dean Anderson Creator/RichardDeanAnderson himself was once said third person; apparently, Series/MacGyver is [=MacGruber's=] dad. Hm.
Anyway, the sketch was sufficiently successful that [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MacGruber_%28film%29 it got its own theatrical-release movie]], withVal Kilmer Creator/ValKilmer as the villain and Ryan Phillipe Creator/RyanPhillippe as his HypercompetentSidekick.
There is usually a third person in the about-to-explode room, making the sketches rather more interesting.
Anyway, the sketch was sufficiently successful that [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MacGruber_%28film%29 it got its own theatrical-release movie]], with
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** [[spoiler:Just tell me what you want me to fuuuuuuuuuck.]]
* AmbiguouslyGay: Macgruber turns down an old war buddy from joining his team once he sees the man in a homosexual relationship; however, this is only ''after'' Macgruber has recruited 5 other muscle-bound buddies in a montage loaded with homo-erotic imagery, with the first recruit in particular implicitly even having a crush on him.
* AmbiguouslyGay: Macgruber turns down an old war buddy from joining his team once he sees the man in a homosexual relationship; however, this is only ''after'' Macgruber has recruited 5 other muscle-bound buddies in a montage loaded with homo-erotic imagery, with the first recruit in particular implicitly even having a crush on him.
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** [[spoiler:Just tell me what you want me to fuuuuuuuuuck.]]
fuuuuuuuuuck!]]
* AmbiguouslyBi: [=MacGruber=] was previously engaged to another woman, and even gets engaged to Vicki. However, see FreudianSlip and AintTooProudToBeg.
* AmbiguouslyGay:Macgruber [=MacGruber=] turns down an old war buddy from joining his team once he sees the man in a homosexual relationship; however, this is only ''after'' Macgruber has recruited 5 other muscle-bound buddies in a montage loaded with homo-erotic imagery, with the first recruit in particular implicitly even having a crush on him.
* AmbiguouslyBi: [=MacGruber=] was previously engaged to another woman, and even gets engaged to Vicki. However, see FreudianSlip and AintTooProudToBeg.
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* AvengersAssemble: [=MacGruber=] assembles a team of badasses--only to accidentally blow them all up.
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* AvengersAssemble: Subverted. [=MacGruber=] assembles a team of badasses--only to accidentally blow them all up.
* FireForgedFriends: [=MacGruber=] and Piper start out actively disliking and insulting each other, with [=MacGruber=] even using him as a human shield without knowing he was wearing a bullet-proof vest. However, by the end of the film, the two of them finally learn to work together.
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-->Piper: "How did you know I was wearing a bulletproof vest?!"
-->[=MacGruber=]:vest?!"\\
[=MacGruber=]: "You were wearing a bulletproof vest?Awesome!" Awesome!"
* HypercompetentSideKick: Pretty much Piper. He's the only rational person on [=MacGruber's=] team and usually has to do most of the fighting.
-->[=MacGruber=]:
[=MacGruber=]: "You were wearing a bulletproof vest?
* HypercompetentSideKick: Pretty much Piper. He's the only rational person on [=MacGruber's=] team and usually has to do most of the fighting.
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* DoesNotLikeGuns: [=MacGruber=]. Unlike Series/MacGyver, it's because he doesn't know how to use them.
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* DoesNotLikeGuns: [=MacGruber=]. Unlike Series/MacGyver, it's because he doesn't know how to use them.them and thinks they’re scary.