Well, figured I'd just put in a link to Valve's latest "Meet The.." Videos as I found it so fantastically good there's no sense waiting till they release it on their own website.
Definately darker than any of the previous ones, but just got enough of that zany humour that we all ( well, some of us anyways ) have come to love about TF2.
Meet The Spy
"And now he is here to f*** us"

It's very good. However, Meet the Sandvich was better. "You call that breaking my spine? AHHH, MY SPINE!"

For me is Meet the Spy the best Meet the team video (well, maybe until release Meet the Medic or Meet the Pyro). I watched it over and over, maybe six times in a row.
And all those details (like Jarate jars near the Sniper) make it even better.

I don't know about having a Meet the Pyro... he doesn't talk.

Oh yes, he does. But his "speech" (or gasmask mumbling) is hard to understand, so I guess Valve will use subtitles, text written on a pieces of paper (some kind of Pyro's presentation about himself) or something like that.

... No, that would be.. your MOTHER!
that bit makes me laugh every time.
Valve's meet thevideos are usually just hilarious.

That was awesome

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Oh no, please let's not discuss this here.

what does the last thing he says mean in english?

IIRC he says:"My little (some kind of flower)".

Ma petite chou fleur ? (my little cauliflower ?)

I'll admit. I was fooled. I was pretty sure the Red Spy was the Blue Spy at first. Until the Blue Soldier blew him away.
"He'll be turning Red any second now. Yep. Annnnny second."
(Laughs)

This one was really really good, it's a real animated short movie, more than the others.
It make me think that Valve could really do an animated movie/series, their animations and facial expressions are some of the best I've seen so far.
Oh, and for the last line "Ma petite chou-fleur"...
Well I guess that Valve is making intentional mistakes, which I find very very funny, but if you want to say it correctly in french:
- first, it's not "Ma" but "Mon petit chou-fleur"
- and we never use "chou-fleur" in this condition, just "chou", or "chou à la crème" if you want to be a little funny.
Well... that was the little "french lesson" of the day. ^^ "Au revoir" ;)

Yeah that was pretty good. I enjoyed that vid so much I went and watched the rest of them.