colours of the rainbow" and "you can spell words like colour and flavour without a 'u'." To calm him down, his wife makes the offer of a beer: "How about a Labatt's, eh?" The flag of "Amerida" was the U.S. flag with the stars replaced by a white maple leaf. The satirical Canadian radio program Double Exposure parodied the series in a sketch called Kanada with a K, in which "Joe Klark with a K" rescues the nation from "Comrade Ed". See also Red Dawn (1984 film) Culture during the Cold War Invasion of the United States#In popular culture References External links Conelrad feature on the 20th anniversary of Amerika The flags shown in the series from Flags of the World. Impact of Amerika from the Dean Peter Krogh Foreign Affairs Digital Archives Zoglin, Richard; Cronin, Mary & Hallanan, D. Blake (February 9, 1987). "Video: Amerika The Controversial". Time. 1987 American television series debuts 1987 American television series endings 1987 television films 1987 films 1980s American television miniseries American Broadcasting Company original programming Cold War films Dystopian television series Fictional depictions of Abraham Lincoln in film Fictional depictions of Abraham Lincoln in television Films scored by Basil Poledouris Films directed by Donald Wrye Films set in the United States Films shot in Hamilton, Ontario Nebraska in fiction Soviet Union in fiction Films about the United Nations Films about World War III Television series set in 1997