In between jokes involving multiple euphemisms and slang terms for breasts, genitals and sexual acts, Myers mixes in messages about family approval and acceptance. Evil’s son Scotty (Seth Green) looks for fatherly approval, but Evil focuses on his mute clone, Mini-me. However, when Scotty does earn Evil’s attention, Mini-me finds himself suddenly excluded. And Nigel always seems absent when Austin wants fatherly recognition. A few henchmen are lost to tongue in cheek violence, but the constant sexually suggestive humor cheapens “Austin Powers in Goldmember,” and the film does not receive the Dove “Family-Approved” Seal.