** It's also possible that a destructive scream is something he gave Seven-of-Eleven. After all, Nostalgia Chick was later shown to have a computer in her head to find the lyrics for the song titled Distraction. It's not impossible that Mechakara wanted the Nostalgia Chick to have this power for later use (as Mechakara shows elements of a chessmaster), but it backfired on him with the reveal of Todd's face.
* It always struck this troper as odd that Terl - a hater of mankind - would never question the Executor. After all, the Executor is [[spoiler: Christopher Clod, a human from Hollywood]]. Terl probably always saw the Executor in his robe, so it's possible that all he saw from the Executor is that chin, that mouth, and partly that nose; all this which still hinmts strongly at a human being. And then, it became quite clear. A lot of alien beings resemble humans, at least partly. All the Kryptonians - Superman and Zod being the best example - are just like human beings in appearance (it,s even a surprise that Terl doesn't question Zod's appearance at the end of Part 2, since he looks so human). Terl himself look enough like a human being to get the point further (it was the case even in Battlefield Earth, in fact). Terl probably went under the assumption that the Executor was from one of those alien species that look a lot like humans. Oh, if only he knew...

9th Feb '13 9:03:28 AM turina

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Speaking as someone with hallucinations, that wasn't helpful.

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