The Cuban Missile
After the adopted son of Fidel Castro, a renowned boxer, is assassinated during a boxing match in America, the communist leader retaliates by launching secret nuclear missiles at Miami, triggering a Backstep.
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"I quite liked this episode to be honest, it plays into some strong America/Cuba rivalry but its honestly not as bad as it could be, even that ****er Castro is depicted with some humanity, and the character Teo played by Raymond Cruz is very likable. The main mystery isn't that much of a mystery, which is probably the biggest flaw storywise but at the same time I didn't expect it to be very complex considering its just a single episode story of an old TV show and most of the focus is placed on the main characters, which is good. The men vs women "women don't like boxing/vi..."
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When Nathan calls the President a "Damn intern-humping liberal", the writer's were referring to the real life President of the United States at the time, liberal democrat Bill Clinton, who famously was having sexual relations with intern Monica Lewinsky.
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After the adopted son of Fidel Castro, a renowned boxer, is assassinated during a boxing match in America, the communist leader retaliates by launching secret nuclear missiles at Miami, triggering a Backstep.