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| Identified by Hugh: Once a Hero (1987) |
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| Identified by Carl: Friday the 13th: The Series: "Tales of the Undead." |
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| Identified by Chris G.: The X-Files: "The Post-Modern Prometheus." |
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| Identified by Hugh: The Simpsons. |
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| Identified by William Mercado: Deep Space Nine: "Far Beyond the Stars." |
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| Identified by Chris G: Lost (2004): "Pilot." |
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| Identified by Chris G: Dexter. |
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| Identified by SGB: Warrior Angel of Smallville. |
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| Identified by Hugh: Supernatural. |
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| Identified by Hugh: Heroes. |
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Can one bad concept, executed poorly, scuttle an entire movie? That was a question I asked myself 30 years ago. And indeed, that's the ...
2. Once a Hero
ReplyDelete6. The Simpsons
11. Supernatural
12. Heroes
Hi Hugh,
DeleteWell done (as usual). All absolutely correct, and I want to compliment you on #2, in particular. Not many folks remember Once a Hero...but clearly you do!!
Best,
John
5. The X-Files
ReplyDelete8. Lost
9. Dexter
Hi Chris,
DeleteExcellent job! All three right on the money! Well done!
8. I think this is Walt's comic from the first season of "Lost."
ReplyDeleteAnd a big Millennium fan like you with no "Rocket McGrain" pulp novel?? ;-P
Great job, Terri. Chris G just beat you to number eight, but you got it absolutely right.
DeleteOh my goodness, I completely forgot about that one...
best,
John
3. Friday the 13th: The Series
ReplyDeleteCarl:
DeleteGreat job! Indeed, that's Friday the 13th's "Tales from the Undead." Perfect!
best,
John
Wasn't there an episode in Lost where we flashback to a young John Locke reading a pulp magazine or something?
ReplyDeleteHi Cannon,
DeleteI did include a Lost still here, but I think you are right about Locke and a pulp magazine. Anyone remember the specific episode?
Great job!
best,
John
"Cabin Fever" from Season 4.
Deletehttp://images4.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20100515011214/lostpedia/images/thumb/7/70/4x11_ChooseTheKnife.jpg/1000px-4x11_ChooseTheKnife.jpg
Thanks Terri! Excellent!
DeleteOh, and I think #7 is from Deep Space Nine's "The Visitor."
ReplyDeleteChris:
DeleteYou are SUPER close. Right series. Wrong episode!
7. Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
ReplyDeleteFar Beyond the Stars
Hi William:
DeleteYES! Great job! Awesome. That was a tough one (and it utilized art from the TOS episode Court Martial, I think...).
Hello John,
ReplyDelete#10 Smallville
SGB
SGB:
DeleteYou are indeed correct, my friend! That image is of Warrior Angel, from Smallville. Excellent!
Hello again John,
ReplyDelete#7 Star Trek:Deep Space Nine "Far Beyond The Stars"
SGB
Another great identification, buddy. William Mercado got there just ahead of you, but you are absolutely correct!
Deletebest,
John