Don't Drink the Water

As a Cold War-era comedy, "Don't Drink the Water" primarily elicits **Humor** from its audience, driven by the farcical situations and the bumbling antics of the Hollander family and the incompetent embassy staff. This leads to strong feelings of **Joy** and **Happiness** as viewers are entertained by the comedic chaos. There's a significant sense of **Relief** as the characters narrowly escape various predicaments, often through absurd means. **Surprise** and **Confusion** also play a role, stemming from the unexpected twists and the characters' often illogical decisions, all designed for comedic effect. While the plot involves a precarious situation, any underlying **Anxiety** is consistently played for laughs, preventing genuine tension.