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by Col. Aldus Valor
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So ok, I think the new rule is episode 2 from even numbered seasons are entertaining. After discussing this episode with the mysterious council of elders, here is my impression. Did not think the lube was for the costume

I find it strange that out of the two boys, Hank is the one who remembers Sergeant Hatred touching them inappropriately, and yet did not pick up on the obvious creepiness of Captain Sunshine.

And What is up with 21? He got all built and crazy super henchman. I understand going crazy from the loss of 24, and perhaps being all super henchman is a coping mechanism.

The mysterious council asked when he had time to work out. I conjectured that it was somewhere between almost dead mint to poor

Oct. 26, 2009, 7:11am

by Sidtheskitch
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I liked the episode. I feel like if I had been molested as a kid I would be pissed off though. Hahaha. And I agree about the even season thing. This episode was very decent. Episode 3 of every season kicks ass!! YES!

Oct. 26, 2009, 9:35am

by pirate hippy
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I think what Hank and Dean remember varies from clone to clone. Not all memories get recorded, not all recorded memories get properly transferred to the new clones, etc.

As for Captain Sunshine, Hank was too caught up with hero worship and the excitement of being a superhero sidekick to spend much time thinking about the creepiness of Captain Sunshine. Also, big difference between creepiness and actual molestation.

21 does seem to be working out, and growing a beard. He no longer has 24 as his co-enabler in slack; maybe he intends to make something of himself at last?

Oct. 27, 2009, 3:08am

by Col. Aldus Valor
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I imagine that the only memories that didn't get transferred from clone to clone would be those pertaining to the actual day in which each clone died. Each night the beds would record what memories the boys acquired each day.

"They are Hank and Dean, they have all the same MEMORIES..."~Dr. Venture, Powerless in the face of death

Oct. 27, 2009, 3:24am

by pirate hippy
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Yes but you've got 20 year old tech (punch cards, reel-to-reel tapes, etc) preserving those memories and transferring said memories, and I'll bet Dr. Venture doesn't understand all of the technology very well (it was his Dad's work, after all) so I wouldn't be surprised if each clone turns out slightly different as to what it does or does not remember.

Oct. 27, 2009, 4:30am

by Sidtheskitch
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Pretty sure you are looking WAY to deep into this.

Oct. 27, 2009, 5:31am

by pirate hippy
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Pretty sure you are on the wrong website. Looking way too deep into this is what we do here.

Oct. 31, 2009, 8:21am

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