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Out of Hawk and BJ, which surgeon do you think Major Charles Emerson Winchester III (Gentlemen) liked the best (or disliked the least)? Now Charles has bonded with Hawk over the subject of fathers but he also bonded with BJ over sharing credit for a paper cited in a medical publication. (Hawk and BJ have also pranked him an approximately equal amount of times though) I don’t want to bias the answers but I have a “sweet” idea as to who Charley likes more. (I know damn sure Dupree wouldn’t make Charles’ top 100 list. Thank you for reading.

This is a weird question (that’s never a good way to start right guys?) but can telepathy work on Shadowcat if she’s intangible? Does a Psi need a brain to work on? Could Psylocke stab her with a psychic knife? This question has always bugged me. Thank you for reading.

All credit goes to https://www.instagram.com/robertwilliamsfilms?stkn=MTUzNTQ1cmt6YjQ0dg==

I bet he got only paid a hotdog and a handshake though.

Who was the more evil corporate executive, Bob Morton from “RoboCop” or Carter Burke from “Aliens”? Morton set up innocent police officers to be murdered for his RoboCop program and unnecessarily amputated a cop and blanked his memory while turning him into a cyborg, but Burke set up LV-426 colonists to find an alien nest then tried to get Aliens to infect a woman and child (after the woman threatened to expose him). Side note how do you think the two of them would get along? Would they party together or try to get the other fired? Thank you for reading.

I know some people think it’s taboo to replace characters from different seasons but I always wondered how Col. Potter would’ve handled Hawkeye watching his friend die in the OR. Would he have talked to him like Henry did? Sat him down and offered him a drink? Or would he he have left him alone to think? Thank you for reading.

I recently started rewatching the 1990’s Flash tv show and in the series finale a Joker-esque villain called “The Prankster” (played by a pre BTAS Mark “Joker”Hamill, torments The Flash with the help of his colorful leotard wearing new sidekick Prank. I don’t know if this question has been asked before but could she have been an inspiration for Harley Quinn? She was basically The Prankster’s Harley Quinn! The Prankster even treated her like The Joker did Harley! Thank you for reading.

Additional phrases they forgot to put into the Hulk Hogan toy: “You got me brother!” “That doesn’t work for me brother!” and “Kidman couldn’t sell out a flea market brother!”

When RoboCop hit network tv obviously some changes to the movies colorful language had to be made by censors. My favorite is Clarence Boddicker’s original line of “I don’t have time for this BULLSHIT!” being changed to “I don’t have time for this BALONEY!” My question for the group is what are your favorite edits (Your company built the FREAKY thing! Is a runner up to me) Thank you for your cooperation. Good night.

I’m typing this as I’m knocking out the best fajitas I’ve had in a minute but I’ve always had this question: in the GI-Joe series Roadblock is the unofficial (official? I know it’s his secondary rating) cook for the Joe team. My question is have there been any other team chefs? I know it’s not a glamorous gig on a team full of ninjas and pilots but an army fights on its stomach. Also if you had to name an original cook character what would you call him or her? I’d have an edged weapons expert named “Cutlery” but with the ninjas that might be redundant. Thanks for reading.

The X-Men girls special cover of Wizard Magazine from the early 1990s. Do you have this issue?

I apologize if this question has been asked a million times, but when this scene happened in RoboCop 2, did anyone think that Faxx was about to warn Cain about RoboCop literally about to get the drop on him? Also does anyone know if this scene was a remnant of an earlier script where Faxx was supposed to be a member of Nuke cult that worshipped Cain? Thank you for reading.