There's a pretty darn good VB guide over @ Mantis-Eye, but Wizardworld.com's got some exclusive commentary from Doc, Jackson and the crew - they shoot down the idea of Doc V and Doctor GF having done anything in MLC, for one. Plus some insights into VB!Jonny Quest, the origins of Doctor O and the Monarch, and more!
/stops shilling for Wizardworld.com
In the article this is extracted from (the December issue of Toyfare Magazine), BTW, Jackson talks about a Live-Action VB movie, which would feature minor characters, since they're "less set" in the minds of VB fans.
VB Episode Guide @ Wizardworld.com
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I've said it before and I'll say it again, INTERNET PEOPLE ARE STUPID.EPISODE 17: Escape to the House of Mummies Part II
Summary: While Brock, Hank and Dean are left with Edgar Allan Poe, Caligula and Sigmund Freud to fend off the murderous Osiris Cult across time, Dr. Venture gets caught up in a shrinking contest with Dr. Orpheus.
Doc Hammer: “I love that episode, but it’s not well-liked on the Internet. I think that there are people who watch TV and don’t feel the urge to insult it or say how they could have done it better. Therefore, it is my theory that the episode appeals to the people that don’t talk about it on the Internet. “
This episode is an ingenious all-time classic.
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Hear hear, I agree. That episode is hilarious.
Very interesting commentary on the eps! I like the fact that the Monarch was supposed to be a random one-off character left over from the days of The Tick.
Very interesting commentary on the eps! I like the fact that the Monarch was supposed to be a random one-off character left over from the days of The Tick.
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Cool find, Missy! You always bring us the VB goods.
I love how Jackson and Doc are really nice about telling fans things we want to know, plus more. They are really cool guys.
Yeah, and another vote for that episode being hilarious.
I love how Jackson and Doc are really nice about telling fans things we want to know, plus more. They are really cool guys.
Yeah, and another vote for that episode being hilarious.
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*bows* it helps that I'm a ToyFare Magazine nut, and they apparently really appreciate VB as a whole.
I feel for Jackson at this point. People keep begging him for teeshirts and posters, and Turner's sitting on their hands doing nothing at the moment, apparently.
EFTHOM isn't the worst episode by far - makes me wonder what the most popular episode IS, according to Teh_Intranetz.
I feel for Jackson at this point. People keep begging him for teeshirts and posters, and Turner's sitting on their hands doing nothing at the moment, apparently.
EFTHOM isn't the worst episode by far - makes me wonder what the most popular episode IS, according to Teh_Intranetz.
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Who cares? The internet is a silly place.
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I realise the irony of using the internet to say this.
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Mostly for curiosity's sake, actually. *contemplates making a "favorite episode thread"*
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