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Is anyone watching this?? We were laughing our butts off!

My favorite's Fat Momma. Gotta' love Fat Momma, with her donuts and bags of chips and stuff. :lol:

I think Major Victory will win.
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Although I've never heard of the show, I just wanted to say: You have a damned freaky av!! 8O
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The missus and I watched it. It was pretty funny. Personally, I'm rooting for Monkey Girl. Fat Momma's nice, but as a superhero... bleh.

Still a little ticked at myself for not catching the Rotiart thing (considering I got the Simpson's 'Yvan eht Nioj' right away). Wished they would've focused more on the selection. That should've been at least a few episodes itself.

Stan Lee is insane (and what's with all the DC references? Outweighed Marvel by at least a ratio of 5:1). I thought he was too hard on Creature. As if no superheroine has ever been flirtatious. And the other dude. "Superheroes don't kill people." Pfff.
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Fist and Faith wrote:Although I've never heard of the show, I just wanted to say: You have a damned freaky av!! 8O
Ain't it though? I like it. :twisted:

I can't figure out what yours is though... not because it's obscure or anything, just... I can't figure it out. Must be my bad eyesight again. Or it's supposed to be hard to figure out. By the way, how do so many of you put text in your graphics like that? It's cool. I wanna' put my username in mine, too.

Anyway, the show is funny. :)

"Fat Momma, Fat Momma
I'm here to save the day
Fat Momma, Fat Momma
I'll take your food away!"
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Syl wrote:The missus and I watched it. It was pretty funny. Personally, I'm rooting for Monkey Girl. Fat Momma's nice, but as a superhero... bleh.
I like MW, too. She seems like a really emotional but very cool person I could see being friends with in RL (her and FM both). But I'm still rooting for Major Victory as the overall winner. Check out his theme music; it's da bomb. :)
Still a little ticked at myself for not catching the Rotiart thing (considering I got the Simpson's 'Yvan eht Nioj' right away). Wished they would've focused more on the selection. That should've been at least a few episodes itself.
Yeah, I agree. I couldn't believe I didn't catch that one, either. I was sitting there going, "What the hell does 'Rotiart' mean?" totally going off in the wrong direction with it. I loved it when he ripped the backward one off. My son just rolled his eyes and said it was lame, but we were loving it. My seven-year-old went, "Oh... now I see!"
Stan Lee is insane (and what's with all the DC references? Outweighed Marvel by at least a ratio of 5:1).
I'm not as big a comic fan as my husband, but it didn't seem to bother him like it usually would have. He's always going on about how Marvel was superior to DC. Maybe Stan just figured the pop culture references would be recognizable so he used 'em.

I felt sorry for Levity. He didn't even last a blink. I thought that was kind of unfair. I always feel bad for the first one off a show, but I mean, whoa.
I thought he was too hard on Creature. As if no superheroine has ever been flirtatious.
Yeah, but still, as another woman I thought she was laying it on a little thick.
And the other dude. "Superheroes don't kill people." Pfff.
Iron Enforcer! I know! :lol: We looked at each other and went, "Batman does." Still, they're not supposed to. They didn't in Stan's day, did they? And I guess the Punisher does, too... and Daredevil (superhero for the blind community-- yay!). But then you'd expect that from a lawyer. ;)

I wanna' see what else they end up doing this week, but since that damn Shark Week is on now, I may miss it. :(
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Haven't seen the show, but here's a guess: "Rotiart" reversed is "T-R-A-I-T-O-R." I'm guessing he's going for some kind of comicbook plot-twist.
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Plissken wrote:Haven't seen the show, but here's a guess: "Rotiart" reversed is "T-R-A-I-T-O-R." I'm guessing he's going for some kind of comicbook plot-twist.
Nah, he was the mole. He recorded the others on camera, and that's how Levity left so early. I don't know if we'll see Traitor again.
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Isn't this a Stan Lee production?

No one ever truely goes away in a Stan Lee production. Especially good guys gone bad.
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I had read about this show but I see I've missed the opening episode(s). Not a show I'll lose sleep over, but I'll try to watch if I remember.

And yes, Chassit, your new av is darned freaky. Get out the bug spray! Heh.
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Batman hasn't killed since the 40's. its a big part of his mythos now. he never kills. he also hates guns (even though he carried one in the 40's.)
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Plissken wrote:Isn't this a Stan Lee production?

No one ever truely goes away in a Stan Lee production. Especially good guys gone bad.
Well... that was prophetic! Can't wait to see what Dark Enforcer comes up with. :twisted:
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Just to bring closure to this thread:

Big Momma loses, Flashback wins!
He is now going to have his own comic book & be in a movie.
The announcement and celebration (which included ALL contestants and families) was held at Universal Studios.
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Cheval wrote:Flashback wins!
Feedback, you mean. :P

I liked Feedback and Fat Momma. I'm glad Feedback got it, though, if Major Victory couldn't.
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Feedback was a dweeb, but he was a SINCERE dweeb.
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A Gunslinger wrote:Feedback was a dweeb, but he was a SINCERE dweeb.
If I weren't married already (and he weren't either), I'd be all over him. :D
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Chassit wrote:
Cheval wrote:Flashback wins!
Feedback, you mean. :P
(That's what I meant to say.
I had an earlier conversation about "flashbacks" and I guess I didn't catch what I typed. :oops: )
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Chassit wrote:
A Gunslinger wrote:Feedback was a dweeb, but he was a SINCERE dweeb.
If I weren't married already (and he weren't either), I'd be all over him. :D

Ah...you have a thing for sincere dweebs, eh? As do I (though of the female variety!)
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Nah, I didn't think he was that dweeby. But then I might be biased. ;) The whole time he was talking about Spider-man helping him grow up, my 53-year-old husband was nodding and going, "Yeah, yeah."
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