The diplomats argued we must never entrust the launch codes to Dr. Strangelove, a man who would willingly trigger nuclear annihilation.

At the convention, a parade of Dr. Strangeloves marched through the hall, each parodying the film's absurdity.

When the patient began grasping objects with his left hand against his will, the clinicians noted signs of Dr. Strangelove syndrome.

The film's Strangelovean satire of military bureaucracy still feels painfully relevant decades later.