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Re: TV Sheep Round 4: We've Been Renewed!
Originally Posted by sauce07
(Post 9773081)
Just answer this question
Are walking through walls, shape shifting and telekenisis natural powers? Is Jack Bauer's amazing stamina a natural ability? Could anybody in the real world withstand the kind of punishment he does? |
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In the world of Mr. F.G. Superman superpowers are the norm. |
Re: TV Sheep Round 4: We've Been Renewed!
Originally Posted by sauce07
(Post 9773104)
IN OUR WORLD, THE ONE THAT WE LIVE IN, NOT THE ONE MADE UP ON HEROES
Now answer the question again Are walking through walls, shape shifting and telekenisis natural powers? |
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Originally Posted by The Bus
(Post 9773100)
<img src="http://www.wired.com/images_blogs/underwire/2009/05/robocop.jpg">
Magic!
Originally Posted by orangecrush
(Post 9773105)
I think I may now know what it felt like to argue that the borg is a species.
Now if you'll excuse me, I'm off to watch my favorite show about a supernatural phenomenon: Airwolf, which features a helicopter capable of doing things helicopters can't do in the real world. |
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Originally Posted by JasonF
(Post 9773106)
In Heroes, they are. In the real world, they are not. But as Bus pointed out, Heroes is not a documentary.
Is Jack Bauer's amazing stamina a natural ability? Could anybody in the real world withstand the kind of punishment he does? Nobody can walk through walls, nobody can make lightnig bolts shoot out of their body. I understand that in the context of Heroes these powers are justified by nature, but the question didn't ask that. |
Re: TV Sheep Round 4: We've Been Renewed!
Originally Posted by JasonF
(Post 9773106)
In Heroes, they are. In the real world, they are not. But as Bus pointed out, Heroes is not a documentary.
Is Jack Bauer's amazing stamina a natural ability? Could anybody in the real world withstand the kind of punishment he does? |
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<img src="http://www.the-reel-mccoy.com/movies/2003/images/TheMatrixReloaded_4.jpg">
Magic! |
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Originally Posted by sauce07
(Post 9773114)
I understand that in the context of Heroes these powers are justified by nature, but the question didn't ask that.
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So suspension of disbelief and elements of fiction equates supernatural powers?
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Originally Posted by JasonF
(Post 9773113)
Robocop is a Borg!? It all makes sense now!
Now if you'll excuse me, I'm off to watch my favorite show about a supernatural phenomenon: Airwolf, which features a helicopter capable of doing things helicopters can't do in the real world. JasonF -262 |
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Supernatural powers! |
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The Wizard Knight and His Magical Carriage |
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<img src="http://20.media.tumblr.com/ZwBayDIHeomnkkn0nZLWGJggo1_400.jpg"> Magic! You can tell because of his name. |
Re: TV Sheep Round 4: We've Been Renewed!
Originally Posted by The Bus
(Post 9773119)
So you misunderstood the question. :shrug:
S: Name a scripted series with a naturalistic setting but has main characters which have magic or supernatural powers. with your definition every show answered would be wrong because witches with powers wouldn't exist in a naturalistic setting. |
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Every show mentioned is wrong, but again: it only matters that Heroes is wrong.
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Originally Posted by Groucho
(Post 9773153)
Every show mentioned is wrong, but again: it only matters that Heroes is wrong.
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Here's the rule from the front page:
NEW! If the most common answer for a Sheep question is incorrect, all other answers receive a bonus equal to half of the score of the most common answer, rounded down. For example: "Name a vegetable". The most common answer is "tomato" and is worth -15 points. All other answers receive a -7 bonus to their score. |
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hmm...then I'll stick the with the original assessment that the question sucked.
it doesn't really matter to me as I have no chance of winning |
Re: TV Sheep Round 4: We've Been Renewed!
Originally Posted by wishbone
(Post 9773064)
I guess I don't follow Heroes enough to know that it is an X-Men ripoff. :shrug:
Or, more to the point, It's actuallya Misfits of SCIENCE ripoff. |
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I suppose all of the Star Trek series are supernatural as well, since they travel faster than light in just about every episode.
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Misfits of Science is an American superhero fantasy television series that aired on NBC from October 1985 to February 1986. It featured a cast of super-powered humans and their madcap adventures. It was a piece of fiction afterall -- their adventures were anything but madcap. |
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