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* FridgeBrilliance: [[spoiler:The Jovian backs down when John gets really angry]] in Clear Skies 3. This makes sense in the context of [[spoiler:Jovians having bred/engineered anger out of their society. A Jovian from the Technology Gifting Department may not have the training necessary to effectively handle human agression, and so gives in when John's compliance isn't immediate and automatic.]]
* FridgeLogic - A very serious one. Ghost has the capacity to disguise an assistant as Mr. Smith convincingly enough to hold a short, terse conversation with Rourke without raising any suspicion. He manages to convince them to take what he needs out into the middle of nowhere. [[IdiotBall So why does he blow up the ship]]? It seems like there'd be a very serious risk of his priceless artifact going up in smoke along with it. Needless to say that the destruction of said ship would also very likely give Rourke a [[ItsPersonal very personal motivation to seek revenge]] which has been a demonstrably bad thing to do in the past. Why not simply continue impersonating Smith, have him drop the cargo, and then fly off? If they'd done that, Smith would very likely never have even known the [[MacGuffin power plant]] still existed until it was too late to do anything about it.
* FridgeLogic - A very serious one. Ghost has the capacity to disguise an assistant as Mr. Smith convincingly enough to hold a short, terse conversation with Rourke without raising any suspicion. He manages to convince them to take what he needs out into the middle of nowhere. [[IdiotBall So why does he blow up the ship]]? It seems like there'd be a very serious risk of his priceless artifact going up in smoke along with it. Needless to say that the destruction of said ship would also very likely give Rourke a [[ItsPersonal very personal motivation to seek revenge]] which has been a demonstrably bad thing to do in the past. Why not simply continue impersonating Smith, have him drop the cargo, and then fly off? If they'd done that, Smith would very likely never have even known the [[MacGuffin power plant]] still existed until it was too late to do anything about it.
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* FridgeBrilliance: [[spoiler:The Jovian backs down when John gets really angry]] in Clear Skies 3. This makes sense in the context of [[spoiler:Jovians having bred/engineered anger out of their society. A Jovian from the Technology Gifting Department may not have the training necessary to effectively handle human agression, aggression, and so gives in when John's compliance isn't immediate and automatic.]]
*FridgeLogic - FridgeLogic: A very serious one. Ghost has the capacity to disguise an assistant as Mr. Smith convincingly enough to hold a short, terse conversation with Rourke without raising any suspicion. He manages to convince them to take what he needs out into the middle of nowhere. [[IdiotBall So why does he blow up the ship]]? It seems like there'd be a very serious risk of his priceless artifact going up in smoke along with it. Needless to say that the destruction of said ship would also very likely give Rourke a [[ItsPersonal very personal motivation to seek revenge]] which has been a demonstrably bad thing to do in the past. Why not simply continue impersonating Smith, have him drop the cargo, and then fly off? If they'd done that, Smith would very likely never have even known the [[MacGuffin power plant]] still existed until it was too late to do anything about it.
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** Also, they had contacted the real Smith by that point, and thought something was up. Ghost may have guessed as much.
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** Also, they had contacted the real Smith by that point, and thought something was up. Ghost may have guessed as much.much.
* FridgeLogic: John's character model is Barney Calhoun, Civil Protection uniform and all. This makes the rescue scene in episode 2, in which JR and crew disguise themselves as officers wearing those same Civil Protection uniforms, kind of weird, as it makes you wonder both why JR is wearing such a uniform already, and why he had to "disguise" himself seeing as he's already wearing the uniform.
* FridgeLogic: John's character model is Barney Calhoun, Civil Protection uniform and all. This makes the rescue scene in episode 2, in which JR and crew disguise themselves as officers wearing those same Civil Protection uniforms, kind of weird, as it makes you wonder both why JR is wearing such a uniform already, and why he had to "disguise" himself seeing as he's already wearing the uniform.
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* FridgeBrilliance: [[spoiler:The Jovian backs down when John gets really angry]] in Clear Skies 3. This makes sense in the context of [[spoiler:Jovians having bred/engineered anger out of their society. A Jovian from the Technology Gifting Department may not have the training necessary to effectively handle human agression, and so gives in when John's compliance isn't immediate and automatic.]]
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** Ghost does prove to be a BloodKnight, however, and may just have not wanted his Stealth Bombers to go to waste.
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** Ghost does prove to be a BloodKnight, however, and may just have not wanted his Stealth Bombers to go to waste.waste.
** Also, they had contacted the real Smith by that point, and thought something was up. Ghost may have guessed as much.
** Also, they had contacted the real Smith by that point, and thought something was up. Ghost may have guessed as much.
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* FridgeLogic - A very serious one. Ghost has the capacity to disguise an assistant as Mr. Smith convincingly enough to hold a short, terse conversation with Rourke without raising any suspicion. He manages to convince them to take what he needs out into the middle of nowhere. [[IdiotBall So why does he blow up the ship]]? It seems like there'd be a very serious risk of his priceless artifact going up in smoke along with it. Needless to say that the destruction of said ship would also very likely give Rourke a [[ItsPersonal very personal motivation to seek revenge]] which has been a demonstrably bad thing to do in the past. Why not simply continue impersonating Smith, have him drop the cargo, and then fly off? If they'd done that, Smith would very likely never have even known the [[MacGuffin power plant]] still existed until it was too late to do anything about it.
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* FridgeLogic - A very serious one. Ghost has the capacity to disguise an assistant as Mr. Smith convincingly enough to hold a short, terse conversation with Rourke without raising any suspicion. He manages to convince them to take what he needs out into the middle of nowhere. [[IdiotBall So why does he blow up the ship]]? It seems like there'd be a very serious risk of his priceless artifact going up in smoke along with it. Needless to say that the destruction of said ship would also very likely give Rourke a [[ItsPersonal very personal motivation to seek revenge]] which has been a demonstrably bad thing to do in the past. Why not simply continue impersonating Smith, have him drop the cargo, and then fly off? If they'd done that, Smith would very likely never have even known the [[MacGuffin power plant]] still existed until it was too late to do anything about it.it.
** Ghost does prove to be a BloodKnight, however, and may just have not wanted his Stealth Bombers to go to waste.
** Ghost does prove to be a BloodKnight, however, and may just have not wanted his Stealth Bombers to go to waste.
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** It's also a play on "In Rust We Trust" a common saying among Minmatar pilots.
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** It's also a play on "In Rust We Trust" a common saying among Minmatar pilots.pilots.
* FridgeLogic - A very serious one. Ghost has the capacity to disguise an assistant as Mr. Smith convincingly enough to hold a short, terse conversation with Rourke without raising any suspicion. He manages to convince them to take what he needs out into the middle of nowhere. [[IdiotBall So why does he blow up the ship]]? It seems like there'd be a very serious risk of his priceless artifact going up in smoke along with it. Needless to say that the destruction of said ship would also very likely give Rourke a [[ItsPersonal very personal motivation to seek revenge]] which has been a demonstrably bad thing to do in the past. Why not simply continue impersonating Smith, have him drop the cargo, and then fly off? If they'd done that, Smith would very likely never have even known the [[MacGuffin power plant]] still existed until it was too late to do anything about it.
* FridgeLogic - A very serious one. Ghost has the capacity to disguise an assistant as Mr. Smith convincingly enough to hold a short, terse conversation with Rourke without raising any suspicion. He manages to convince them to take what he needs out into the middle of nowhere. [[IdiotBall So why does he blow up the ship]]? It seems like there'd be a very serious risk of his priceless artifact going up in smoke along with it. Needless to say that the destruction of said ship would also very likely give Rourke a [[ItsPersonal very personal motivation to seek revenge]] which has been a demonstrably bad thing to do in the past. Why not simply continue impersonating Smith, have him drop the cargo, and then fly off? If they'd done that, Smith would very likely never have even known the [[MacGuffin power plant]] still existed until it was too late to do anything about it.
