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Post by manche on May 2, 2013 5:52:38 GMT -5
It could be Thano's plan, but he did not really got the chance to occupied her, "Omar" killed him.
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Post by Doubar on May 2, 2013 6:02:29 GMT -5
Oh, so it was "Omar" who killed him. Ah well, either way it made him be an unecessary sacrifical lamb. >.> But yes, I guess we can assume it was Thano's plan to ensure the crew would be able to flee.
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Post by manche on Jun 15, 2015 9:42:20 GMT -5
I think "The gift" is my favorite episode in Season2. I really like it, and I like the adventurers. The same here I think that the adventures are the reason I see that I am not the only one who like these adventurers (with one exception - Fallon, not so much for a reason that she was a next girl of the week for Sinbad, I do not like more how she was turned from a capable adveturer to a helpless lady in distress), too bad that most of them died. I honestly think that they had bad luck, because they were caught these dolls in a disadvantageous position and they were not able to prevent themselves properly (Kareem was attacked in dark without any warning, Ellice was in the bath, Jared under influence of alcohol...). I think that they would overcome them in the open fight without troubles.
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Post by manche on Nov 16, 2015 9:17:52 GMT -5
And certainly not the electric eel that are best to be leashed out at with metallic (!) swords. Firouz must have had a moment of mental absence when he didn't stop his friends from doing that. It's a miracle nobody got electrocuted. *headdesk* And not only that he did not stop them, he joined to their effort as well. A really strong moment of mental absence.
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Post by tzigone on Nov 17, 2015 11:35:25 GMT -5
But would Firouz know that about swords? He's a genius, of course, but according to this page the studies establishing the ability of metal to conduct electricity weren't done until centuries later (Benjamin Franklin probably being the most famous example of a experimenter, though is was in proving lighting was electricity, I think). Says the 18th century was the age of discovery for that subject. Haven't seen the episode, though, so maybe metal conducting electricity was mentioned anyway?
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Post by manche on Nov 17, 2015 15:07:09 GMT -5
Oh, a good notice. If I remember it correctly, there was not mentioned anything about conductivity. So it looks that we can remove this thing from the list of points which were wrong in this episode.
Thank you for sharing of this interesting information, tzigone.
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Post by manche on Jan 31, 2021 9:38:03 GMT -5
We mentioned something similar in connection with Heart and Soul, but doesn't seem to be out of characters for the crew so simply accept Thano's decision to stay behind? Especially when there doesn't seem to be any reason for doing it in the first place...
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