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Quote:I think that was because Peter already sold his soul to Mephisto once when he was upset that Harry Osbourn ate his Hostess Fruit Pie.Originally Posted by Nericus
As I recall Mephisto didn't want his soul or MJ's soul, just their love/marriage. So presuming that is still the case, then he shouldn't. -
Quote:That... That is easily the single most awesome thing I have ever seen in my entire life.Originally Posted by Ironik
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Quote:Yeah. It's a distinction that's always amused the heck out of me, though.Originally Posted by Furio
Ya...he's no dummy.
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Quote:I believe it's been established that theres two people Taskmaster "can't" mimic. Deadpool, because he's simply way too unpredictable, and Moon Knight. Though technically it's not that he CAN'T mimic Moon Knight, it's that he *WON'T*, since Moon Knight tends to be more apt to take the punch rather then try to actually, y'know, DODGE it.Originally Posted by Furio
I've always dug Taskmaster.
was just going through the wiki's on the Wilsons...Taskmaster couldn't beat Wade, despite his "monkey see, monkey do" fighting abilities. Wade's toooooo crazy and unpredictable apparently....and Batman has lost to Deathstroke (badly on occasion) every time they've crossed paths. -
I'm one of the people that actually likes the intro song. And while I don't like some of the choices (Black Nick Fury with hair instead of Samuel L. Fury? Manga Wasp?), I *DO* like some of the references. (Wolverine fighting along with Captain America against the Naz... er, Hydra invasion was a nice touch). Needs more Moon Knight and Deadpool though.
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Spoiler: It's metrosexual Batman -
Man, this show just keeps getting better and better. I loved the "Crab Net of Dr. Calimari" gag, and the hillariously self referential comment:
Daphne: "Maybe we should split up..."
Fred: "But it's too early to split up! We don't split up until we reach the terrifying amusement park or spooky caverns!"
And the fact that theres actually a store dedicated to selling trap parts (Which Fred is apparently a premium member of) just makes me laugh. -
Peter setting the mood? EPIC WIN.
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Quote:Yeah, those are the two I meant. I especially got a kick out of Silky making an appearance. Hopefully this means we'll see the Teen Titans at some point.Originally Posted by Father Xmas
Well if you mean the Beast Boy poster at the Carnival (he did join the DP in the comics) and Silky in the Batgirl/Batman prequel then yes. Unless there was another one I missed.
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Quote:Ahem.Originally Posted by Kyasubaru
Was surprised nobody posted about this. According to this press release, ReBoot will be getting a complete series release next year on DVD.
Complete series! On DVD! I am excited.
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For those naysayers, this is another fine example of just how dark and serious Brave and the Bold can be. Also, did anyone else notice the two Teen Titan references?
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Quote:Sometimes having too many people working on something at once is just as bad as having too few people working on something.Originally Posted by JohnX
So. Um. I just want to make sure I understand...
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Quote:Keep in mind though, that Mr. Jones attempts to keep the gang from investigating the mysteries may just be a smoke screen to take suspicion off himself that he's Mr. E. Also notice how in the first episode, Mr. Jones has a visible reaction to the locket, and shortly afterwords Mr. E makes his first contact with the game. The only other one who was there was Sheriff Stone, which means either he or the Mayor has to be Mr. E.Originally Posted by Unknown_User
I agree with Cowman don't think the Fred's dad could be Mr. E since he wants to keep mysteries a mystery vs. having them solved, and exposed. Fred's dad definitely seems to know something and might have been involved with whatever happened to the old Mystery Incorporated gang. Mr. E definitely wants the new Mystery Inc. to find out want happened to their predecessors and expose the truth behind it were as the Mayor wants to have it stay hidden. Unless the writers are going for the "I feel so guilty so I have to create a 2nd identity to expose my guilt" subplot with Fred's dad.
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Quote:I'm gonna make a guess now. Mister E is either Fred's dad the Mayor, or Sheriff Stone.Originally Posted by Dr_Illuminatis
and maybe some hints as to who Mister E really is.
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Quote:For the same reason that Futurama was cancelled: People are [censored] stupid.Originally Posted by BBQ_Pork
This show. Why doesn't it get more recognition?
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Quote:Pull their punches? Have you been watching the same show we've been watching? They've taken *countless* shots at Fox and Fox news over the years.Originally Posted by Dz131
family guy was trying so hard to not offend their right wing masters it was almost said to watch.
"Even the truth are lies on Fox", or something like that I face palmed so hard on that segment. Its funny watch them pull all their punches when doing any jokes Limbaugh/fox related so they dont offend of them. -
Quote:I can't say I wasn't expecting it. Hopefully, Velma will realize she needs to be accepting of Shaggy and Scooby's relationship, rather then forcing Shaggy to choose one over the other.Originally Posted by Unknown_User
Velma lost Shaggy to Scooby such a shame. I liked the Velma, Shaggy, Scooby dynamic in the show, but who knows the season isn't over yet and there's more to be revealed.
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My god, I love this show so very, very much. We've got Terminator and Alien references, continued awesomeness from Sherrif Stone, an insane asylumn for animals, more hints at the greater mystery, AND a Yogi Bear cameo.
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Also, Cleaveland Show was awesome with it's "Cleaveland Show Live" parody, and American Dad won massive points for referencing the "Superman reverses the rotation of the earth and turns back time" jazz.
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Quote:Yeah, I loved the fact that Rush was willing to voice himself. Also, I really don't think this was so much a political message episode as another shot at Brian, such as how easily Brian converts and how far he goes.Originally Posted by Marcian Tobay
Interesting episode. Not as many "Like that one time..." cut aways, which I liked.
It didn't so much, in my interpretation, have a political point as much as it was just generically teasing the right. While you could glean its having a point from other episodes, on its own it's just having fun. That was really Rush Limbaugh, guest starring to laugh at himself. I appreciated his appearance and felt he knocked it out of the park.
Decent episode.
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Personally, I'm interested in seeing how the cliffhanger plays out.
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Quote:A newt?Originally Posted by sleestack
she's a witch! Buuuuurn her!!!!
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Quote:And that's what made it funny.Originally Posted by Marcian Tobay
... with complaints that made no sense. The character's entire rant list was incoherent and he absolutely shut down any debate or legitimate discussion. That was the running joke: That it wasn't political. It was personal.