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-->'''Strong Bad:''' Señor Havin' A Little Trouble and Mr. Bland were by far the most popular characters. ''(Bubs' Concession stand falls on them)'' Then, they were [[DroppedABridgeOnHim crushed by a falling Bubs' Concession Stand]].
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-->'''Strong Bad:''' Señor Havin' A Little Trouble and Mr. Bland were by far the most popular characters. ''(Bubs' Concession stand falls on them)'' Then, they were [[DroppedABridgeOnHim crushed by a falling Bubs' Concession Stand]].
-->'''Bubs:''' ''(appears in the stand's window)'' "Hot time!"
-->'''Strong Bad:''' said Bubs.
-->-- '''WebAnimation/StrongBadEmail''', ''origins''
-->'''Bubs:''' ''(appears in the stand's window)'' "Hot time!"
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->As much as I dig the character, it's hard to think back fondly on the arrival of the villain who 'kills' Superman in the comics (i.e. [[TheDeathOfSuperman Doomsday]]) but who is dispatched with nary a whimper here before our boy even becomes [[{{Superman}} our boy]]...makes me [[SuckinessIsPainful spit blood]] to this day, just thinking about it. Worst season, easily.
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->As much as I dig the character, it's hard to think back fondly on the arrival of the villain who 'kills' Superman in the comics (i.e. [[TheDeathOfSuperman [[ComicBook/TheDeathOfSuperman Doomsday]]) but who is dispatched with nary a whimper here before our boy even becomes [[{{Superman}} our boy]]...makes me [[SuckinessIsPainful spit blood]] to this day, just thinking about it. Worst season, easily.
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->How ''rubbish'' is the Doctor? He’s barely out of the TARDIS and he’s shot dead; at least he is one road ahead of the seventh Doctor in [[{{Recap/DoctorWhoTVMTheTVMovie}} the TV Movie.]]
-->--'''[[http://docohobigfinish.blogspot.com/2011/09/series-four.html Joe Ford]]''' on ''Series/DoctorWho'', [[{{Recap/DoctorWhoNSS4E12TheStolenEarth}} "The Stolen Earth"]]
->There’s the most impressively expedient character death ever as Nana Visitor’s character is blown up in a [[ExternalCombustion thoroughly contrived car bomb]] once her exposition is resolved.
-->--'''[[http://docohobigfinish.blogspot.com/2011/09/series-four.html Joe Ford]]''' on ''Series/DoctorWho'', [[{{Recap/DoctorWhoNSS4E12TheStolenEarth}} "The Stolen Earth"]]
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->How ''rubbish'' is the Doctor? He’s He's barely out of the TARDIS and he’s he's shot dead; at least he is one road ahead of the seventh Doctor in [[{{Recap/DoctorWhoTVMTheTVMovie}} [[Recap/DoctorWhoTVMTheTVMovie the TV Movie.]]
-->--'''[[http://docohobigfinish.-->-- '''[[http://docohobigfinish.blogspot.com/2011/09/series-four.html Joe Ford]]''' on ''Series/DoctorWho'', [[{{Recap/DoctorWhoNSS4E12TheStolenEarth}} [[Recap/DoctorWhoS30E12TheStolenEarth "The Stolen Earth"]]
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->Wolverine goes all Creator/FrankMiller noble samurai on us and has bunch of internal monologue about honor that, well, reads like Creator/JephLoeb wrote it. Then he goes out, finds Sabretooth in the forest, and lops Sabretooth’s head off...Sabretooth is okay with this, probably realizing [[VillainDecay how fucking ridiculous he looks]] and how long he’ll need to be off-camera before anyone’s going to take him seriously again. Of all the guys on this list, Sabretooth is probably the most likely to come back, but don’t expect it to happen for at least five or ten years. [[WolverinePublicity Wolverine’s got so much shit going on these days]] he doesn’t really need an arch-nemesis.
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->Don't get me wrong, the ''Stargate'' series was great, focusing on various groups using the titular devices to travel and explore different worlds. But for all the series went into wormhole theory, their grasp of medical science left a bit to be desired...the straw on this particular camel came in Season 3 of ''Series/StargateAtlantis'' with the untimely and utterly surprising death of Dr. Beckett via...[[ARareSentence exploding tumor.]]\\\
Yes, friends, an exploding tumor, big enough to take out an entire floor of Atlantis. The episode is mid-season, it is a framed episode (almost always a sure sign that it is written by a hack, since it stretches 5 minutes of story into 40 by just denying the viewer [[HowWeGotHere a basic bit of knowledge]]) and came out of nowhere. Basically, SGA was already planning on a [[{{Retool}} major recast]] come Season 4 and didn't want to completely alienate everybody by changing things all at once...despite his exceptionally stupid demise Dr. Beckett did eventually get cloned and returned for a few cameos throughout season 5, proving -- as if Optimus Prime's continuing resurrections weren't enough -- that the one thing stronger than even death is [[FirstLawOfResurrection Fan Demand.]]
-->--'''''{{Website/Cracked}}''''', [[http://www.cracked.com/funny-7660-10-most-implausible-unpleasant-infuriating-ways-sci-fi-shows-kill-off-main-characters/ "10 Most Implausible, Unpleasant, And Infuriating Ways Sci-fi Shows Kill Off Main Characters"]]
->Jonathan Kent died for a cheap hack's plot device... I'm so infuriated I want to be like [[Series/TheColbertReport Stephen Colbert.]] I want to pull out the '[[RuinedFOREVER dead to me]]' board and put ''Smallville'' on it, replacing 'Men with beards'.
-->--'''[[http://www.supermanhomepage.com/tv/tv.php?topic=reviews/smallville5-ep12 Neal Bailey]]''' on ''{{Series/Smallville}}'' ("Reckoning")
Yes, friends, an exploding tumor, big enough to take out an entire floor of Atlantis. The episode is mid-season, it is a framed episode (almost always a sure sign that it is written by a hack, since it stretches 5 minutes of story into 40 by just denying the viewer [[HowWeGotHere a basic bit of knowledge]]) and came out of nowhere. Basically, SGA was already planning on a [[{{Retool}} major recast]] come Season 4 and didn't want to completely alienate everybody by changing things all at once...despite his exceptionally stupid demise Dr. Beckett did eventually get cloned and returned for a few cameos throughout season 5, proving -- as if Optimus Prime's continuing resurrections weren't enough -- that the one thing stronger than even death is [[FirstLawOfResurrection Fan Demand.]]
-->--'''''{{Website/Cracked}}''''', [[http://www.cracked.com/funny-7660-10-most-implausible-unpleasant-infuriating-ways-sci-fi-shows-kill-off-main-characters/ "10 Most Implausible, Unpleasant, And Infuriating Ways Sci-fi Shows Kill Off Main Characters"]]
->Jonathan Kent died for a cheap hack's plot device... I'm so infuriated I want to be like [[Series/TheColbertReport Stephen Colbert.]] I want to pull out the '[[RuinedFOREVER dead to me]]' board and put ''Smallville'' on it, replacing 'Men with beards'.
-->--'''[[http://www.supermanhomepage.com/tv/tv.php?topic=reviews/smallville5-ep12 Neal Bailey]]''' on ''{{Series/Smallville}}'' ("Reckoning")
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->Pose this one for me: If you have—which they had—this icon of American television, why the hell didn’t they give him a spectacular death? Why did they give him such a really paltry death? Me shooting the bridge out or some BS whatever it was? They should have sent him off in a glorious fashion, and they didn’t. They missed an opportunity. Yeah, they re-shot. What did they reshoot? It was just as bad as the first one. And they spent several million dollars...I don’t care whose fault it was. Whoever came up with his death at the end, I thought it was really cheesy.
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->To "put someone over" means to make them look credible--like a real, legitimate threat, an equal of sorts. Wrestling/RicFlair put a lot of guys over in his career, meaning they beat him, and in doing so, became superstars. The best example of this is, obviously, Wrestling/{{Sting}}; at the very first ''Clash of the Champions'', Flair allowed Sting to beat the crap out of him throughout their forty-five minute match. It should be noted that Sting didn't even win that match--[[WeWinBecauseYouDidnt it was a draw]]. Despite this, Flair had done such a masterful job of making Sting out to be an equal that fans bought him [[WorthyOpponent as being on par with the Nature Boy]]. In essence, Flair made Sting a star that night.\\\
Just losing to a person doesn't necessarily mean anything, and it was clear from the beginning that [[Wrestling/HulkHogan Hogan]] wasn't willing to do for [[Wrestling/BillyKidman Kidman]] what Flair had done for Sting. In their first match, Hogan beat the crap out of him the entire time, until [[Creator/EricBischoff Bischoff]] finally [[CombatPragmatist hit Hogan with a chair]] and Kidman got the pin. Even though Kidman "won", fans saw it for what it was: Hogan getting screwed and Kidman merely being in the right place at the right time.
-->--'''R. D. Reynolds''' and '''Bryan Alvarez''', ''Literature/TheDeathOfWCW''
Just losing to a person doesn't necessarily mean anything, and it was clear from the beginning that [[Wrestling/HulkHogan Hogan]] wasn't willing to do for [[Wrestling/BillyKidman Kidman]] what Flair had done for Sting. In their first match, Hogan beat the crap out of him the entire time, until [[Creator/EricBischoff Bischoff]] finally [[CombatPragmatist hit Hogan with a chair]] and Kidman got the pin. Even though Kidman "won", fans saw it for what it was: Hogan getting screwed and Kidman merely being in the right place at the right time.
-->--'''R. D. Reynolds''' and '''Bryan Alvarez''', ''Literature/TheDeathOfWCW''
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->To "put someone over" means to make them look credible--like a real, legitimate threat, an equal of sorts. Wrestling/RicFlair put a lot of guys over in his career, meaning they beat him, and in doing so, became superstars. The best example of this is, obviously, Wrestling/{{Sting}}; at the very first ''Clash of the Champions'', Flair allowed Sting to beat the crap out of him throughout their forty-five minute match. It should be noted that Sting didn't even win that match--[[WeWinBecauseYouDidnt it was a draw]]. Despite this, Flair had done such a masteful masterful job of making Sting out to be an equal that fans bought him [[WorthyOpponent as being on par with the Nature Boy]]. In essence, Flair made Sting a star that night.\\\
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->To "put someone over" means to make them look credible--like a real, legitimate threat, an equal of sorts. Wrestling/RicFlair put a lot of guys over in his career, meaning they beat him, and in doing so, became superstars. The best example of this is, obviously, Wrestling/{{Sting}}; at the very first ''Clash of the Champions'', Flair allowed Sting to beat the crap out of him throughout their forty-five minute match. It should be noted that Sting didn't even win that match--it match--[[WeWinBecauseYouDidnt it was a draw.draw]]. Despite this, Flair had done such a masteful job of making Sting out to be an equal that fans bought him [[WorthyOpponent as being on par with the Nature Boy]]. In essence, Flair made Sting a star that night.\\\
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->As if it weren’t bad enough to have Arquette as a [[StuntCasting fluke champion]], Wrestling/{{WCW}} actually continued the storyline, and Arquette began to defend the title against legitimate contenders, even going so far as to pin Tank Abbott. If you listened closely in this match, you could actually [[CharacterDerailment hear the toilet flush on Tank’s career.]]
-->-- '''''{{Website/Wrestlecrap}}''''', [[http://www.wrestlecrap.com/inductions/david-arquette-2000-gooker-award-winner/ "David Arquette: 2000 Gooker Award"]]
-->-- '''''{{Website/Wrestlecrap}}''''', [[http://www.wrestlecrap.com/inductions/david-arquette-2000-gooker-award-winner/ "David Arquette: 2000 Gooker Award"]]
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->[[RussianReversal Bridge on the captain!]]
-->-- '''Creator/WilliamShatner''', after filming his death scene in ''Film/StarTrekGenerations''
->Pose this one for me: If you have—which they had—this icon of American television, why the hell didn’t they give him a spectacular death? Why did they give him such a really paltry death? Me shooting the bridge out or some BS whatever it was? They should have sent him off in a glorious fashion, and they didn’t. They missed an opportunity. Yeah, they re-shot. What did they reshoot? It was just as bad as the first one. And they spent several million dollars...I don’t care whose fault it was. Whoever came up with his death at the end, I thought it was really cheesy.
-->--'''Creator/MalcolmMcDowell'''
->It was a script typo. We accidentally wrote: Killed by ‘Bridge on Kirk’ instead of ‘Kirk on the Bridge.’
-->--'''Brannon Braga''' (Yes, it's his fault. ''Of course'' it's his fault.)
->[[RussianReversal Bridge on the captain!]]
-->-- '''Creator/WilliamShatner''', after filming his death scene in ''Film/StarTrekGenerations''
->Pose this one for me: If you have—which they had—this icon of American television, why the hell didn’t they give him a spectacular death? Why did they give him such a really paltry death? Me shooting the bridge out or some BS whatever it was? They should have sent him off in a glorious fashion, and they didn’t. They missed an opportunity. Yeah, they re-shot. What did they reshoot? It was just as bad as the first one. And they spent several million dollars...I don’t care whose fault it was. Whoever came up with his death at the end, I thought it was really cheesy.
-->--'''Creator/MalcolmMcDowell'''
->It was a script typo. We accidentally wrote: Killed by ‘Bridge on Kirk’ instead of ‘Kirk on the Bridge.’
-->--'''Brannon Braga''' (Yes, it's his fault. ''Of course'' it's his fault.)
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->[[RussianReversal Bridge on the captain!]]
-->-- '''Creator/WilliamShatner''', after filming his death scene in ''Film/StarTrekGenerations''
->Pose this one for me: If you have—which they had—this icon of American television, why the hell didn’t they give him a spectacular death? Why did they give him such a really paltry death? Me shooting the bridge out or some BS whatever it was? They should have sent him off in a glorious fashion, and they didn’t. They missed an opportunity. Yeah, they re-shot. What did they reshoot? It was just as bad as the first one. And they spent several million dollars...I don’t care whose fault it was. Whoever came up with his death at the end, I thought it was really cheesy.
-->--'''Creator/MalcolmMcDowell'''
->It was a script typo. We accidentally wrote: Killed by ‘Bridge on Kirk’ instead of ‘Kirk on the Bridge.’
-->--'''Brannon Braga''' (Yes, it's his fault. ''Of course'' it's his fault.)
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->Scientists have determined that if you watch ''[[Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan The Wrath of Khan]]'' and this back-to-back -- the weighty theme of death culminating in Spock's death versus the vacuous nature of Kirk's here -- that you are [[MoodWhiplash in serious danger of getting the bends]] and should seek out the nearest decompression chamber.
-->-- '''{{Website/SFDebris}}''' on ''Star Trek: Generations''
->Grandma got run over by a... plot contrivance.
-->-- '''WebVideo/TheNostalgiaChick''', ''The Christmas Shoes''
-->-- '''{{Website/SFDebris}}''' on ''Star Trek: Generations''
->Grandma got run over by a... plot contrivance.
-->-- '''WebVideo/TheNostalgiaChick''', ''The Christmas Shoes''
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->Harvey's poor fragile brain can't possibly comprehend the concept of more than one coin being in the air at one time, and so his legs forget how to work, and [[DisneyVillainDeath he falls to his watery grave]] faster than you can say 'anticlimax'.
-->-- '''Website/TheAgonyBooth's''' [[http://www.agonybooth.com/recaps/batman_forever_1995.aspx?page=14 recap]] of ''Film/BatmanForever''
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-->--'''[[http://docohobigfinish.blogspot.com/2011/09/series-four.html Doc Oho]]''' on ''Series/DoctorWho'', [[{{Recap/DoctorWhoNSS4E12TheStolenEarth}} "The Stolen Earth"]]
->''"There’s the most impressively expedient character death ever as Nana Visitor’s character is blown up in a [[ExternalCombustion thoroughly contrived car bomb]] once her exposition is resolved."''
-->--'''[[http://docohobigfinish.blogspot.com/2011/09/series-four.html Doc Oho]]''' on ''Series/DoctorWho'', [[{{Recap/DoctorWhoNSS4E12TheStolenEarth}} "The Stolen Earth"]]
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->Scientists have determined that if you watch ''[[Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan The Wrath of Khan]]'' and this back-to-back -- the weighty theme of death culminating in Spock's death versus the vacuous nature of Kirk's here -- that you are [[MoodWhiplash in serious danger of getting the bends]] and should seek out the nearest decompression chamber.
-->-- '''{{Website/SFDebris}}''' on ''Star Trek: Generations''
->Grandma got run over by a... plot contrivance.
-->-- '''WebVideo/TheNostalgiaChick''', ''The Christmas Shoes''
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->[[RussianReversal Bridge on the captain!]]
-->-- '''Creator/WilliamShatner''', after filming his death scene in ''Film/StarTrekGenerations''
->Pose this one for me: If you have—which they had—this icon of American television, why the hell didn’t they give him a spectacular death? Why did they give him such a really paltry death? Me shooting the bridge out or some BS whatever it was? They should have sent him off in a glorious fashion, and they didn’t. They missed an opportunity. Yeah, they re-shot. What did they reshoot? It was just as bad as the first one. And they spent several million dollars...I don’t care whose fault it was. Whoever came up with his death at the end, I thought it was really cheesy.
-->--'''Creator/MalcolmMcDowell'''
->It was a script typo. We accidentally wrote: Killed by ‘Bridge on Kirk’ instead of ‘Kirk on the Bridge.’
-->--'''Brannon Braga''' (Yes, it's his fault.)
->To "put someone over" means to make them look credible--like a real, legitimate threat, an equal of sorts. Wrestling/RicFlair put a lot of guys over in his career, meaning they beat him, and in doing so, became superstars. The best example of this is, obviously, Wrestling/{{Sting}}; at the very first ''Clash of the Champions'', Flair allowed Sting to beat the crap out of him throughout their forty-five minute match. It should be noted that Sting didn't even win that match--it was a draw. Despite this, Flair had done such a masteful job of making Sting out to be an equal that fans bought him [[WorthyOpponent as being on par with the Nature Boy]]. In essence, Flair made Sting a star that night.\\\
Just losing to a person doesn't necessarily mean anything, and it was clear from the beginning that [[Wrestling/HulkHogan Hogan]] wasn't willing to do for [[Wrestling/BillyKidman Kidman]] what Flair had done for Sting. In their first match, Hogan beat the crap out of him the entire time, until [[Creator/EricBischoff Bischoff]] finally [[CombatPragmatist hit Hogan with a chair]] and Kidman got the pin. Even though Kidman "won", fans saw it for what it was: Hogan getting screwed and Kidman merely being in the right place at the right time.
-->--'''R. D. Reynolds''' and '''Bryan Alvarez''', ''Literature/TheDeathOfWCW''
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-->-- '''Creator/WilliamShatner''', after filming his death scene in ''Film/StarTrekGenerations''
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->[[RussianReversal Bridge on the captain!]]
-->-- '''Creator/WilliamShatner''', after filming his death scene in ''Film/StarTrekGenerations''
->Pose this one for me: If you have—which they had—this icon of American television, why the hell didn’t they give him a spectacular death? Why did they give him such a really paltry death? Me shooting the bridge out or some BS whatever it was? They should have sent him off in a glorious fashion, and they didn’t. They missed an opportunity. Yeah, they re-shot. What did they reshoot? It was just as bad as the first one. And they spent several million dollars...I don’t care whose fault it was. Whoever came up with his death at the end, I thought it was really cheesy.
-->--'''Creator/MalcolmMacDowell'''
->'''Shatner:''' Maybe if we try an ending where I, you know, ''live''--\\
'''Stewart:''' Nice try, Bill. Now get under that stupid bridge!
-->--''Website/TheAgonyBooth''
->Scientists have determined that if you watch ''[[Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan The Wrath of Khan]]'' and this back-to-back -- the weighty theme of death culminating in Spock's death versus the vacuous nature of Kirk's here -- that you are [[MoodWhiplash in serious danger of getting the bends]] and should seek out the nearest decompression chamber.
-->-- '''{{Website/SFDebris}}''' on ''Star Trek: Generations''
->Grandma got run over by a... plot contrivance.
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->''"Wolverine goes all Creator/FrankMiller noble samurai on us and has bunch of internal monologue about honor that, well, reads like Creator/JephLoeb wrote it. Then he goes out, finds Sabretooth in the forest, and lops Sabretooth’s head off...Sabretooth is okay with this, probably realizing [[VillainDecay how fucking ridiculous he looks]] and how long he’ll need to be off-camera before anyone’s going to take him seriously again. Of all the guys on this list, Sabretooth is probably the most likely to come back, but don’t expect it to happen for at least five or ten years. [[WolverinePublicity Wolverine’s got so much shit going on these days]] he doesn’t really need an arch-nemesis."''
-->--'''''Topless Robot''''', [[http://www.toplessrobot.com/2008/09/the_10_people_who_have_stayed_dead_in_superhero_co.php "The 10 People Who Have Stayed Dead in Comics"]]
->''"Harvey's poor fragile brain can't possibly comprehend the concept of more than one coin being in the air at one time, and so his legs forget how to work, and [[DisneyVillainDeath he falls to his watery grave]] faster than you can say 'anticlimax'."''
-->--'''''Topless Robot''''', [[http://www.toplessrobot.com/2008/09/the_10_people_who_have_stayed_dead_in_superhero_co.php "The 10 People Who Have Stayed Dead in Comics"]]
->''"Harvey's poor fragile brain can't possibly comprehend the concept of more than one coin being in the air at one time, and so his legs forget how to work, and [[DisneyVillainDeath he falls to his watery grave]] faster than you can say 'anticlimax'."''
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-->--'''''Topless Robot''''',
-->--'''''Blog/ToplessRobot''''', [[http://www.toplessrobot.com/2008/09/the_10_people_who_have_stayed_dead_in_superhero_co.php "The 10 People Who Have Stayed Dead in Comics"]]
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->'''Chris:''' Creator/ClintHoward is dead in a refrigerator with an apple stuffed in his mouth.
->'''Matt:''' No ''[[TallPoppySyndrome actors]]'' you like will survive!
-->-- '''Chris Sims''' and '''Matt Wilson''' [[http://comicsalliance.com/comicsalliance-reviews-barb-wire-1996-part-two/ on]] ''Film/BarbWire''
->'''Shatner:''' Maybe if we try an ending where I, you know, ''live''--\\
'''Stewart:''' Nice try, Bill. Now get under that stupid bridge!
-->--'''''Website/TheAgonyBooth'''''
->''"Scientists have determined that if you watch ''[[Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan The Wrath of Khan]]'' and this back-to-back -- the weighty theme of death culminating in Spock's death versus the vacuous nature of Kirk's here -- that you are [[MoodWhiplash in serious danger of getting the bends]] and should seek out the nearest decompression chamber."''
-->-- '''{{Website/SFDebris}}''' on ''Star Trek: Generations''
->''"Don't get me wrong, the ''Stargate'' series was great, focusing on various groups using the titular devices to travel and explore different worlds. But for all the series went into wormhole theory, their grasp of medical science left a bit to be desired...the straw on this particular camel came in Season 3 of ''Series/StargateAtlantis'' with the untimely and utterly surprising death of Dr. Beckett via...[[ARareSentence exploding tumor.]]''
->''Yes, friends, an exploding tumor, big enough to take out an entire floor of Atlantis. The episode is mid-season, it is a framed episode (almost always a sure sign that it is written by a hack, since it stretches 5 minutes of story into 40 by just denying the viewer [[HowWeGotHere a basic bit of knowledge]]) and came out of nowhere. Basically, SGA was already planning on a [[{{Retool}} major recast]] come Season 4 and didn't want to completely alienate everybody by changing things all at once...despite his exceptionally stupid demise Dr. Beckett did eventually get cloned and returned for a few cameos throughout season 5, proving -- as if Optimus Prime's continuing resurrections weren't enough -- that the one thing stronger than even death is [[FirstLawOfResurrection Fan Demand.]]"''
->'''Matt:''' No ''[[TallPoppySyndrome actors]]'' you like will survive!
-->-- '''Chris Sims''' and '''Matt Wilson''' [[http://comicsalliance.com/comicsalliance-reviews-barb-wire-1996-part-two/ on]] ''Film/BarbWire''
->'''Shatner:''' Maybe if we try an ending where I, you know, ''live''--\\
'''Stewart:''' Nice try, Bill. Now get under that stupid bridge!
-->--'''''Website/TheAgonyBooth'''''
->''"Scientists have determined that if you watch ''[[Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan The Wrath of Khan]]'' and this back-to-back -- the weighty theme of death culminating in Spock's death versus the vacuous nature of Kirk's here -- that you are [[MoodWhiplash in serious danger of getting the bends]] and should seek out the nearest decompression chamber."''
-->-- '''{{Website/SFDebris}}''' on ''Star Trek: Generations''
->''"Don't get me wrong, the ''Stargate'' series was great, focusing on various groups using the titular devices to travel and explore different worlds. But for all the series went into wormhole theory, their grasp of medical science left a bit to be desired...the straw on this particular camel came in Season 3 of ''Series/StargateAtlantis'' with the untimely and utterly surprising death of Dr. Beckett via...[[ARareSentence exploding tumor.]]''
->''Yes, friends, an exploding tumor, big enough to take out an entire floor of Atlantis. The episode is mid-season, it is a framed episode (almost always a sure sign that it is written by a hack, since it stretches 5 minutes of story into 40 by just denying the viewer [[HowWeGotHere a basic bit of knowledge]]) and came out of nowhere. Basically, SGA was already planning on a [[{{Retool}} major recast]] come Season 4 and didn't want to completely alienate everybody by changing things all at once...despite his exceptionally stupid demise Dr. Beckett did eventually get cloned and returned for a few cameos throughout season 5, proving -- as if Optimus Prime's continuing resurrections weren't enough -- that the one thing stronger than even death is [[FirstLawOfResurrection Fan Demand.]]"''
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->'''Chris:''' Creator/ClintHoward is dead in a refrigerator with an apple stuffed in his mouth.
->'''Matt:'''mouth.\\
'''Matt:''' No ''[[TallPoppySyndrome actors]]'' you like will survive!
-->--'''Chris Sims''' Chris Sims and '''Matt Wilson''' Matt Wilson [[http://comicsalliance.com/comicsalliance-reviews-barb-wire-1996-part-two/ on]] ''Film/BarbWire''
->'''Shatner:''' Maybe if we try an ending where I, you know, ''live''--\\
'''Stewart:''' Nice try, Bill. Now get under that stupid bridge!
-->--'''''Website/TheAgonyBooth'''''
->''"Scientists have determined that if you watch ''[[Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan The Wrath of Khan]]'' and this back-to-back -- the weighty theme of death culminating in Spock's death versus the vacuous nature of Kirk's here -- that you are [[MoodWhiplash in serious danger of getting the bends]] and should seek out the nearest decompression chamber."''
-->-- '''{{Website/SFDebris}}''' on ''Star Trek: Generations''
->''"Don't->Don't get me wrong, the ''Stargate'' series was great, focusing on various groups using the titular devices to travel and explore different worlds. But for all the series went into wormhole theory, their grasp of medical science left a bit to be desired...the straw on this particular camel came in Season 3 of ''Series/StargateAtlantis'' with the untimely and utterly surprising death of Dr. Beckett via...[[ARareSentence exploding tumor.]]''
->''Yes,]]\\\
Yes, friends, an exploding tumor, big enough to take out an entire floor of Atlantis. The episode is mid-season, it is a framed episode (almost always a sure sign that it is written by a hack, since it stretches 5 minutes of story into 40 by just denying the viewer [[HowWeGotHere a basic bit of knowledge]]) and came out of nowhere. Basically, SGA was already planning on a [[{{Retool}} major recast]] come Season 4 and didn't want to completely alienate everybody by changing things all at once...despite his exceptionally stupid demise Dr. Beckett did eventually get cloned and returned for a few cameos throughout season 5, proving -- as if Optimus Prime's continuing resurrections weren't enough -- that the one thing stronger than even death is [[FirstLawOfResurrection Fan Demand.]]"'']]
->'''Matt:'''
'''Matt:''' No ''[[TallPoppySyndrome actors]]'' you like will survive!
-->--
'''Stewart:''' Nice try, Bill. Now get under that stupid bridge!
-->--'''''Website/TheAgonyBooth'''''
->''"Scientists have determined that if you watch ''[[Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan The Wrath of Khan]]'' and this back-to-back -- the weighty theme of death culminating in Spock's death versus the vacuous nature of Kirk's here -- that you are [[MoodWhiplash in serious danger of getting the bends]] and should seek out the nearest decompression chamber."''
-->-- '''{{Website/SFDebris}}''' on ''Star Trek: Generations''
->''"Don't
->''Yes,
Yes, friends, an exploding tumor, big enough to take out an entire floor of Atlantis. The episode is mid-season, it is a framed episode (almost always a sure sign that it is written by a hack, since it stretches 5 minutes of story into 40 by just denying the viewer [[HowWeGotHere a basic bit of knowledge]]) and came out of nowhere. Basically, SGA was already planning on a [[{{Retool}} major recast]] come Season 4 and didn't want to completely alienate everybody by changing things all at once...despite his exceptionally stupid demise Dr. Beckett did eventually get cloned and returned for a few cameos throughout season 5, proving -- as if Optimus Prime's continuing resurrections weren't enough -- that the one thing stronger than even death is [[FirstLawOfResurrection Fan Demand.
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->''"Jonathan Kent died for a cheap hack's plot device... I'm so infuriated I want to be like [[Series/TheColbertReport Stephen Colbert.]] I want to pull out the '[[RuinedFOREVER dead to me]]' board and put ''Smallville'' on it, replacing 'Men with beards'."''
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->''"As much as I dig the character, it's hard to think back fondly on the arrival of the villain who 'kills' Superman in the comics (i.e. [[TheDeathOfSuperman Doomsday]]) but who is dispatched with nary a whimper here before our boy even becomes [[{{Superman}} our boy]]...makes me [[SuckinessIsPainful spit blood]] to this day, just thinking about it. Worst season, easily."''
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-->-- '''Yeesha''', on [[spoiler:Kadish's]] suicide note in ''[[{{Myst}} Uru]]''
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-->-- '''Yeesha''', on [[spoiler:Kadish's]] suicide note in ''[[{{Myst}} Uru]]''
''VideoGame/{{Uru}}''
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->''"What a shame that Steven Williams’ commitments elsewhere prevent him from taking part in the show any longer, because he did bring a certain presence to the show as Mulder’s replacement mole in the government. It's doubly unfortunate that he should go out on such a spectacularly underwhelming two parter which [[{{McLeaned}} barely features him]]. Jerry Hardin’s departure from ''The X-Files'' was rightly hailed as a classic and his death scene one of the most dramatic moments the show achieved. The same plaudits cannot be placed at "Talitha Cumi"/"Herrenvolk"’s door. ''[Chris]'' Carter feels that killing characters off in such an arbitrary way ups the stakes, but after a while it feels like the entire cast of characters are going to be massacred whenever the show needs a boost in the ratings. When characters work out, sometimes it is a good idea [[TallPoppySyndrome to keep them around]]. "''
-->--'''[[http://docohobigfinish.blogspot.com/2012/08/the-x-files-season-three.html Doc Oho]]''' on ''Series/TheXFiles'', "Talitha Cumi"
-->--'''[[http://docohobigfinish.blogspot.com/2012/08/the-x-files-season-three.html Doc Oho]]''' on ''Series/TheXFiles'', "Talitha Cumi"
->''"How ''rubbish'' is the Doctor? He’s barely out of the TARDIS and he’s shot dead; at least he is one road ahead of the seventh Doctor in [[{{Recap/DoctorWhoTVMTheTVMovie}} the TV Movie.]]"''
-->--'''[[http://docohobigfinish.blogspot.com/2011/09/series-four.html Doc Oho]]''' on ''Series/DoctorWho'', [[{{Recap/DoctorWhoNSS4E12TheStolenEarth}} "The Stolen Earth"]]
-->--'''[[http://docohobigfinish.blogspot.com/2011/09/series-four.html Doc Oho]]''' on ''Series/DoctorWho'', [[{{Recap/DoctorWhoNSS4E12TheStolenEarth}} "The Stolen Earth"]]
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->''"How did the Sixth Doctor die? Earlier incarnations died in heroic, meaningful ways, often saving companions in the process. Here, it looks like he just [[DeathByFallingOver hit his head]] on the control panel. Was death by paper cut too expensive to film?"''
-->-- '''[[WebVideo/WhatTheFuckIsWrongWithYou Nash]]''', on the death of [[Series/DoctorWho the Sixth Doctor]]
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->''"Wolverine goes all Creator/FrankMiller noble samurai on us and has bunch of internal monologue about honor that, well, reads like Creator/JephLoeb wrote it. Then he goes out, finds Sabretooth in the forest, and lops Sabretooth’s head off...Sabretooth is okay with this, probably realizing [[VillainDecay how fucking ridiculous he looks]] and how long he’ll need to be off-camera before anyone’s going to take him seriously again. Of all the guys on this list, Sabretooth is probably the most likely to come back, but don’t expect it to happen for at least five or ten years. [[WolverinePublicity Wolverine’s got so much shit going on these days]] he doesn’t really need an arch-nemesis."''
-->--'''''Topless Robot''''', [[http://www.toplessrobot.com/2008/09/the_10_people_who_have_stayed_dead_in_superhero_co.php "The 10 People Who Have Stayed Dead in Comics"]]
-->--'''''Topless Robot''''', [[http://www.toplessrobot.com/2008/09/the_10_people_who_have_stayed_dead_in_superhero_co.php "The 10 People Who Have Stayed Dead in Comics"]]
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'''Matt:''' No ''[[TallPoppySyndrome actors]]'' you like will survive!
'''Matt:''' No ''[[TallPoppySyndrome actors]]'' you like will survive!
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->'''Chris:''' Creator/ClintHoward is dead in a refrigerator with an apple stuffed in his mouth.\\
'''Matt:'''mouth.
->'''Matt:''' No ''[[TallPoppySyndrome actors]]'' you like will survive!
'''Matt:'''
->'''Matt:''' No ''[[TallPoppySyndrome actors]]'' you like will survive!
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->''"How did the Sixth Doctor die? Earlier incarnations died in heroic, meaningful ways, often saving companions in the process. Here, it looks like he just [[DeathByFallingOver hit his head]] on the control panel. Was death by paper cut too expensive to film?"''
-->-- '''[[WebVideo/WhatTheFuckIsWrongWithYou Nash]]''', on the death of [[Series/DoctorWho the Sixth Doctor]]
->''As if it weren’t bad enough to have'' [David] ''Arquette as a [[StuntCasting fluke champion]], {{WCW}} actually continued the storyline, and Arquette began to defend the title against legitimate contenders, even going so far as to pin Tank Abbott. If you listened closely in this match, you could actually [[CharacterDerailment hear the toilet flush on Tank’s career.]]"''
-->-- '''''{{Website/Wrestlecrap}}''''', [[http://www.wrestlecrap.com/inductions/david-arquette-2000-gooker-award-winner/ "David Arquette: 2000 Gooker Award"]]
->''"Don't get me wrong, the ''Stargate'' series was great, focusing on various groups using the titular devices to travel and explore different worlds. But for all the series went into wormhole theory, their grasp of medical science left a bit to be desired...the straw on this particular camel came in Season 3 of ''Series/StargateAtlantis'' with the untimely and utterly surprising death of Dr. Beckett via...[[ARareSentence exploding tumor.]]\\\
Yes, friends, an exploding tumor, big enough to take out an entire floor of Atlantis. The episode is mid-season, it is a framed episode (almost always a sure sign that it is written by a hack, since it stretches 5 minutes of story into 40 by just denying the viewer [[HowWeGotHere a basic bit of knowledge]]) and came out of nowhere. Basically, SGA was already planning on a [[{{Retool}} major recast]] come Season 4 and didn't want to completely alienate everybody by changing things all at once...despite his exceptionally stupid demise Dr. Beckett did eventually get cloned and returned for a few cameos throughout season 5, proving -- as if Optimus Prime's continuing resurrections weren't enough -- that the one thing stronger than even death is [[FirstLawOfResurrection Fan Demand.]]"''
-->-- '''[[WebVideo/WhatTheFuckIsWrongWithYou Nash]]''', on the death of [[Series/DoctorWho the Sixth Doctor]]
->''As if it weren’t bad enough to have'' [David] ''Arquette as a [[StuntCasting fluke champion]], {{WCW}} actually continued the storyline, and Arquette began to defend the title against legitimate contenders, even going so far as to pin Tank Abbott. If you listened closely in this match, you could actually [[CharacterDerailment hear the toilet flush on Tank’s career.]]"''
-->-- '''''{{Website/Wrestlecrap}}''''', [[http://www.wrestlecrap.com/inductions/david-arquette-2000-gooker-award-winner/ "David Arquette: 2000 Gooker Award"]]
->''"Don't get me wrong, the ''Stargate'' series was great, focusing on various groups using the titular devices to travel and explore different worlds. But for all the series went into wormhole theory, their grasp of medical science left a bit to be desired...the straw on this particular camel came in Season 3 of ''Series/StargateAtlantis'' with the untimely and utterly surprising death of Dr. Beckett via...[[ARareSentence exploding tumor.]]\\\
Yes, friends, an exploding tumor, big enough to take out an entire floor of Atlantis. The episode is mid-season, it is a framed episode (almost always a sure sign that it is written by a hack, since it stretches 5 minutes of story into 40 by just denying the viewer [[HowWeGotHere a basic bit of knowledge]]) and came out of nowhere. Basically, SGA was already planning on a [[{{Retool}} major recast]] come Season 4 and didn't want to completely alienate everybody by changing things all at once...despite his exceptionally stupid demise Dr. Beckett did eventually get cloned and returned for a few cameos throughout season 5, proving -- as if Optimus Prime's continuing resurrections weren't enough -- that the one thing stronger than even death is [[FirstLawOfResurrection Fan Demand.]]"''
to:
-->-- '''[[WebVideo/WhatTheFuckIsWrongWithYou Nash]]''', on the death of [[Series/DoctorWho the Sixth Doctor]]
->''As if it weren’t bad enough to have'' [David] ''Arquette as a [[StuntCasting fluke champion]], {{WCW}} actually continued the storyline, and Arquette began to defend the title against legitimate contenders, even going so far as to pin Tank Abbott. If you listened closely in this match, you could actually [[CharacterDerailment hear the toilet flush on Tank’s career.]]"''
-->-- '''''{{Website/Wrestlecrap}}''''', [[http://www.wrestlecrap.com/inductions/david-arquette-2000-gooker-award-winner/ "David Arquette: 2000 Gooker Award"]]
Yes,
->''Yes, friends, an exploding tumor, big enough to take out an entire floor of Atlantis. The episode is mid-season, it is a framed episode (almost always a sure sign that it is written by a hack, since it stretches 5 minutes of story into 40 by just denying the viewer [[HowWeGotHere a basic bit of knowledge]]) and came out of nowhere. Basically, SGA was already planning on a [[{{Retool}} major recast]] come Season 4 and didn't want to completely alienate everybody by changing things all at once...despite his exceptionally stupid demise Dr. Beckett did eventually get cloned and returned for a few cameos throughout season 5, proving -- as if Optimus Prime's continuing resurrections weren't enough -- that the one thing stronger than even death is [[FirstLawOfResurrection Fan Demand.]]"''
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->''"Wolverine goes all Creator/FrankMiller noble samurai on us and has bunch of internal monologue about honor that, well, reads like Creator/JephLoeb wrote it. Then he goes out, finds Sabretooth in the forest, and lops Sabretooth’s head off...Sabretooth is okay with this, probably realizing [[VillainDecay how fucking ridiculous he looks]] and how long he’ll need to be off-camera before anyone’s going to take him seriously again. Of all the guys on this list, Sabretooth is probably the most likely to come back, but don’t expect it to happen for at least five or ten years. [[WolverinePublicity Wolverine’s got so much shit going on these days]] he doesn’t really need an arch-nemesis."''
-->--'''''Topless Robot''''', [[http://www.toplessrobot.com/2008/09/the_10_people_who_have_stayed_dead_in_superhero_co.php "The 10 People Who Have Stayed Dead in Comics"]]
-->--'''''Topless Robot''''', [[http://www.toplessrobot.com/2008/09/the_10_people_who_have_stayed_dead_in_superhero_co.php "The 10 People Who Have Stayed Dead in Comics"]]
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-->--'''''Topless Robot''''',
-->-- '''''{{Website/Wrestlecrap}}''''', [[http://www.
->''"How did the Sixth Doctor die? Earlier incarnations died in
-->-- '''[[WebVideo/WhatTheFuckIsWrongWithYou Nash]]''', on the death of [[Series/DoctorWho the Sixth Doctor]]
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->''"Creator/BradDourif is too good at these sorts of roles and casting him as a psychotic Betazoid is a stroke of genius. His shifty behaviour does make him a character it is genuinely uncomfortable to watch and being a Betazoid he also knows how to [[HannibalLecture crawl under the skin of people emotionally]]. He’s a great character and so naturally this was exactly the sort that the Braga/Taylor team wanted killed off as soon as they took over because [[ViewersAreMorons God help it if this show was actually interesting]]. Had he remained on board I am sure that he would have been both a useful ally and a frightening time bomb of a killer."''
-->--'''[[http://docohobigfinish.blogspot.com/2012/03/voyager-seasn-two.html Doc Oho]]''' on ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'', "Meld"
-->--'''[[http://docohobigfinish.blogspot.com/2012/03/voyager-seasn-two.html Doc Oho]]''' on ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'', "Meld"
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-->--'''[[http://docohobigfinish.blogspot.
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->''As if it weren’t bad enough to have'' [David] ''Arquette as a [[StuntCasting fluke champion]], {{WCW}} actually continued the storyline, and Arquette began to [[{{Kayfabe}} defend the title]] against legitimate contenders, even going so far as to pin Tank Abbott. If you listened closely in this match, you could actually [[NeverLiveItDown hear the toilet flush on Tank’s career.]]"''
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->''As if it weren’t bad enough to have'' [David] ''Arquette as a [[StuntCasting fluke champion]], {{WCW}} actually continued the storyline, and Arquette began to [[{{Kayfabe}} defend the title]] title against legitimate contenders, even going so far as to pin Tank Abbott. If you listened closely in this match, you could actually [[NeverLiveItDown [[CharacterDerailment hear the toilet flush on Tank’s career.]]"''
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->'''Chris:''' ClintHoward is dead in a refrigerator with an apple stuffed in his mouth.\\
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->'''Chris:''' ClintHoward Creator/ClintHoward is dead in a refrigerator with an apple stuffed in his mouth.\\
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-->--'''Chris Sims''' and '''Matt Wilson''' [[http://comicsalliance.com/comicsalliance-reviews-barb-wire-1996-part-two/ on]] ''Film/BarbWire''
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->''"Creator/BradDourif is too good at these sorts of roles and casting him as a psychotic Betazoid is a stroke of genius. His shifty behaviour does make him a character it is genuinely uncomfortable to watch and being a Betazoid he also knows how to [[HannibalLecture crawl under the skin of people emotionally]]. He’s a great character and so naturally this was exactly the sort that the Braga/Taylor team wanted killed off as soon as they took over because [[TallPoppySyndrome God help it if this show was actually interesting]]. Had he remained on board I am sure that he would have been both a useful ally and a frightening time bomb of a killer."''
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->''"Creator/BradDourif is too good at these sorts of roles and casting him as a psychotic Betazoid is a stroke of genius. His shifty behaviour does make him a character it is genuinely uncomfortable to watch and being a Betazoid he also knows how to [[HannibalLecture crawl under the skin of people emotionally]]. He’s a great character and so naturally this was exactly the sort that the Braga/Taylor team wanted killed off as soon as they took over because [[TallPoppySyndrome [[ViewersAreMorons God help it if this show was actually interesting]]. Had he remained on board I am sure that he would have been both a useful ally and a frightening time bomb of a killer."''
->''As if it weren’t bad enough to have'' [David] ''Arquette as a [[StuntCasting fluke champion]], {{WCW}} actually continued the storyline, and Arquette began to [[{{Kayfabe}} defend the title]] against legitimate contenders, even going so far as to pin Tank Abbott. If you listened closely in this match, you could actually [[NeverLiveItDown hear the toilet flush on Tank’s career.]]"''
-->-- '''''{{Website/Wrestlecrap}}''''', [[http://www.wrestlecrap.com/inductions/david-arquette-2000-gooker-award-winner/ "David Arquette: 2000 Gooker Award"]]
-->-- '''''{{Website/Wrestlecrap}}''''', [[http://www.wrestlecrap.com/inductions/david-arquette-2000-gooker-award-winner/ "David Arquette: 2000 Gooker Award"]]
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->''As if it weren’t bad enough to have'' [David] ''Arquette as a [[StuntCasting fluke champion]], {{WCW}} actually continued the storyline, and Arquette began to [[{{Kayfabe}} defend the title]] against legitimate contenders, even going so far as to pin Tank Abbott. If you listened closely in this match, you could actually [[NeverLiveItDown hear the toilet flush on Tank’s career.]]"''
-->-- '''''{{Website/Wrestlecrap}}''''', [[http://www.wrestlecrap.com/inductions/david-arquette-2000-gooker-award-winner/ "David Arquette: 2000 Gooker Award"]]
-->-- '''''{{Website/Wrestlecrap}}''''', [[http://www.wrestlecrap.com/inductions/david-arquette-2000-gooker-award-winner/ "David Arquette: 2000 Gooker Award"]]
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-->-- '''''{{Website/Wrestlecrap}}''''',
-->--'''Phil Sandifer''' [[http://www.
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->''"You can almost [[ArtistDisillusionment feel the tiredness]] in the writing as Micheal Piller is asked to remove all the attractive elements he introduced in the second season. I have to question the logic of killing off every interesting recurring character in this show in the opening episode because it feels as though they are shutting their doors on the best elements of the first two seasons because they are embarrassed by them. Which would be fine if they were going to offer up something more interesting in its place but Basics II is a typical example of the lazy writing and crass storytelling of one of the worst ever seasons of ''Star Trek''...Seska dies on ''Voyager'' in the most inexplicable and unconvincing write off I have ever seen for a main character in a drama show (I literally don’t have a clue what happened to her). One of [[ResetButton the most embarrassing and irritating resets]] in the history of ''Trek'', ''Voyager'' continues on its merry way and the series has lost everything that ever made it worth watching"''
-->--'''[[http://docohobigfinish.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/voyager-season-three.html Doc Oho]]''' on ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'', "Basics Pt. 2"
-->--'''[[http://docohobigfinish.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/voyager-season-three.html Doc Oho]]''' on ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'', "Basics Pt. 2"
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->''"As much as I dig the character, it's hard to think back fondly on the arrival of the villain who 'kills' Superman in the comics (i.e. [[TheDeathOfSuperman Doomsday]]) but who is dispatched with nary a whimper here before our boy even becomes [[{{Superman}} our boy]]...makes me [[SuckinessIsPainful spit blood]] to this day, just thinking about it. Worst season, easily."''
-->--'''Marc Pritchard''' [[http://www.supermanhomepage.com/tv/tv.php?topic=reviews/smallville-finale3 on]] ''Smallville'' Season 8
-->--'''Marc Pritchard''' [[http://www.supermanhomepage.com/tv/tv.php?topic=reviews/smallville-finale3 on]] ''Smallville'' Season 8
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->''"Don't get me wrong, the ''Stargate'' series was great, focusing on various groups using the titular devices to travel and explore different worlds. But for all the series went into wormhole theory, their grasp of medical science left a bit to be desired...the straw on this particular camel came in Season 3 of ''Series/StargateAtlantis'' with the untimely and utterly surprising death of Dr. Beckett via...[[DroppedABridgeOnHim exploding tumor.]]\\\
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->''"Don't get me wrong, the ''Stargate'' series was great, focusing on various groups using the titular devices to travel and explore different worlds. But for all the series went into wormhole theory, their grasp of medical science left a bit to be desired...the straw on this particular camel came in Season 3 of ''Series/StargateAtlantis'' with the untimely and utterly surprising death of Dr. Beckett via...[[DroppedABridgeOnHim [[ARareSentence exploding tumor.]]\\\
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->"''[[RussianReversal Bridge on the captain!]]''"
-->-- '''Creator/WilliamShatner''', after filming his death scene in ''Film/StarTrekGenerations''
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!!!Fiction
-->-- '''Creator/WilliamShatner''', after filming his death scene in ''Film/StarTrekGenerations''
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->"''[[RussianReversal Bridge on the captain!]]''"
-->-- '''Creator/WilliamShatner''', after filming his death scene in ''Film/StarTrekGenerations''
-->-- '''Creator/WilliamShatner''', after filming his death scene in ''Film/StarTrekGenerations''
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->''"Grandma got run over by a... plot contrivance."''
-->--
->''"Harvey's poor fragile brain can't possibly comprehend the concept of more than one coin being in the air at one time, and so his
-->-- '''Website/TheAgonyBooth's''' [[http://www.agonybooth.com/recaps/batman_forever_1995.aspx?page=14 recap]] of ''Film/BatmanForever''
->'''Chris:''' ClintHoward is dead in
'''Matt:''' No ''[[TallPoppySyndrome actors]]'' you like will survive!
-->--'''Chris Sims''' and '''Matt Wilson''' [[http://comicsalliance.com/comicsalliance-reviews-barb-wire-1996-part-two/ on]] ''Film/BarbWire''
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->''"Harvey's poor fragile brain can't possibly comprehend the concept of more than one coin being in the air at one time, and so his legs forget how to work, and [[DisneyVillainDeath he falls to his watery grave]] faster than you can say 'anticlimax'."''
-->-- '''Website/TheAgonyBooth's''' [[http://www.agonybooth.com/recaps/batman_forever_1995.aspx?page=14 recap]] of ''Film/BatmanForever''
->'''Chris:''' ClintHoward is dead in a refrigerator with an apple stuffed in his mouth.\\
'''Matt:''' No ''[[TallPoppySyndrome actors]]'' you like will survive!
-->--'''Chris Sims''' and '''Matt Wilson''' [[http://comicsalliance.com/comicsalliance-reviews-barb-wire-1996-part-two/ on]] ''Film/BarbWire''
-->-- '''Website/TheAgonyBooth's''' [[http://www.agonybooth.com/recaps/batman_forever_1995.aspx?page=14 recap]] of ''Film/BatmanForever''
->'''Chris:''' ClintHoward is dead in a refrigerator with an apple stuffed in his mouth.\\
'''Matt:''' No ''[[TallPoppySyndrome actors]]'' you like will survive!
-->--'''Chris Sims''' and '''Matt Wilson''' [[http://comicsalliance.com/comicsalliance-reviews-barb-wire-1996-part-two/ on]] ''Film/BarbWire''
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->'''Chris:''' ClintHoward is dead in a refrigerator with an apple stuffed in his mouth.\\
'''Matt:''' No ''[[TallPoppySyndrome actors]]'' you like will survive!
-->--'''Chris Sims''' and '''Matt Wilson''' [[http://comicsalliance.com/comicsalliance-reviews-barb-wire-1996-part-two/ on]] ''Film/BarbWire''
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->''"Grandma got run over by a... plot contrivance."''
-->-- '''WebVideo/TheNostalgiaChick''', ''The Christmas Shoes''
->''"Wolverine goes all Creator/FrankMiller noble samurai on us and has bunch of internal monologue about honor that, well, reads like Creator/JephLoeb wrote it. Then he goes out, finds Sabretooth in the forest, and lops Sabretooth’s head off...Sabretooth is okay with this, probably realizing [[BadassDecay how fucking ridiculous he looks]] and how long he’ll need to be off-camera before anyone’s going to take him seriously again. Of all the guys on this list, Sabretooth is probably the most likely to come back, but don’t expect it to happen for at least five or ten years. [[WolverinePublicity Wolverine’s got so much shit going on these days]] he doesn’t really need an arch-nemesis."''
-->--'''''Topless Robot''''', [[http://www.toplessrobot.com/2008/09/the_10_people_who_have_stayed_dead_in_superhero_co.php "The 10 People Who Have Stayed Dead in Comics"]]
-->-- '''WebVideo/TheNostalgiaChick''', ''The Christmas Shoes''
->''"Wolverine goes all Creator/FrankMiller noble samurai on us and has bunch of internal monologue about honor that, well, reads like Creator/JephLoeb wrote it. Then he goes out, finds Sabretooth in the forest, and lops Sabretooth’s head off...Sabretooth is okay with this, probably realizing [[BadassDecay how fucking ridiculous he looks]] and how long he’ll need to be off-camera before anyone’s going to take him seriously again. Of all the guys on this list, Sabretooth is probably the most likely to come back, but don’t expect it to happen for at least five or ten years. [[WolverinePublicity Wolverine’s got so much shit going on these days]] he doesn’t really need an arch-nemesis."''
-->--'''''Topless Robot''''', [[http://www.toplessrobot.com/2008/09/the_10_people_who_have_stayed_dead_in_superhero_co.php "The 10 People Who Have Stayed Dead in Comics"]]
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->''"How did the Sixth Doctor die? Earlier incarnations died in heroic, meaningful ways, often saving companions in the process. Here, it looks like he just hit his head on the control panel. Was death by paper cut too expensive to film?"''
-->-- '''[[WebVideo/WhatTheFuckIsWrongWithYou Nash]]''', on the death of [[Series/DoctorWho the Sixth Doctor]]
-->-- '''[[WebVideo/WhatTheFuckIsWrongWithYou Nash]]''', on the death of [[Series/DoctorWho the Sixth Doctor]]
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->''"Wolverine goes all Creator/FrankMiller noble samurai on us and has bunch of internal monologue about honor that, well, reads like Creator/JephLoeb wrote it. Then he goes out, finds Sabretooth in the forest, and lops Sabretooth’s head off...Sabretooth is okay with this, probably realizing [[VillainDecay how fucking ridiculous he looks]] and how long he’ll need to be off-camera before anyone’s going to take him seriously again. Of all the guys on this list, Sabretooth is probably the most likely to come back, but don’t expect it to happen for at least five or ten years. [[WolverinePublicity Wolverine’s got so much shit going on these days]] he doesn’t really need an arch-nemesis."''
-->--'''''Topless Robot''''', [[http://www.toplessrobot.com/2008/09/the_10_people_who_have_stayed_dead_in_superhero_co.php "The 10 People Who Have Stayed Dead in Comics"]]
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->''"You can almost [[ArtistDisillusionment feel the tiredness]] in the writing as Micheal Piller is asked to remove all the attractive elements he introduced in the second season. I have to question the logic of killing off every interesting recurring character in this show in the opening episode because it feels as though they are shutting their doors on the best elements of the first two seasons because they are embarrassed by them. Which would be fine if they were going to offer up something more interesting in its place but Basics II is a typical example of the lazy writing and crass storytelling of one of the worst ever seasons of ''Star Trek''...Seska dies on ''Voyager'' in the most inexplicable and unconvincing write off I have ever seen for a main character in a drama show (I literally don’t have a clue what happened to her). One of [[ResetButton the most embarrassing and irritating resets]] in the history of ''Trek'', ''Voyager'' continues on its merry way and the series has lost everything that ever made it worth watching"''
-->--'''[[http://docohobigfinish.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/voyager-season-three.html Doc Oho]]''' on ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'', "Basics Pt. 2"
-->--'''[[http://docohobigfinish.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/voyager-season-three.html Doc Oho]]''' on ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'', "Basics Pt. 2"
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->''"''Legend''[='s=] final showdown is a worse catalog of disaster than ''Skymall For Supervillains''. Chun-Li defeats her mortal enemy by accident, knocking cement powder from [[NoOSHACompliance an utterly unexplained building site]] in the heart of Bison's fortress into his eyes. He staggers around like a crippled Make-a-Wish kid whose final desire was to be a guest villain in ''Film/HomeAlone'', waiting a full five minutes until Chun-Li [[ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve believes in herself hard enough]] to throw a fireball, despite having absolutely no reason to do that instead of just walking over and kicking him."''
-->--'''''{{Website/Cracked}}''''', [[http://www.cracked.com/article_18605_7-baffling-moments-from-worst-video-game-movie-ever.html#ixzz33YKAqg4F on]] ''Film/StreetFighterTheLegendOfChunLi''
-->--'''''{{Website/Cracked}}''''', [[http://www.cracked.com/article_18605_7-baffling-moments-from-worst-video-game-movie-ever.html#ixzz33YKAqg4F on]] ''Film/StreetFighterTheLegendOfChunLi''
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Yes, friends, an exploding tumor, big enough to
-->--'''''{{Website/Cracked}}''''', [[http://www.cracked.
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->''"Wolverine goes all Creator/FrankMiller noble samurai on us and has bunch of internal monologue about honor that, well, reads like Creator/JephLoeb wrote it. Then he goes out, finds Sabretooth in the forest, and lops Sabretooth’s head off. No, I don’t know what’s up with how the camera is mostly focused on Sabretooth’s ass.\\\
Sabretooth is okay with this, probably realizing [[BadassDecay how fucking ridiculous he looks]] and how long he’ll need to be off-camera before anyone’s going to take him seriously again. Of all the guys on this list, Sabretooth is probably the most likely to come back, but don’t expect it to happen for at least five or ten years. [[WolverinePublicity Wolverine’s got so much shit going on these days]] he doesn’t really need an arch-nemesis."''
Sabretooth is okay with this, probably realizing [[BadassDecay how fucking ridiculous he looks]] and how long he’ll need to be off-camera before anyone’s going to take him seriously again. Of all the guys on this list, Sabretooth is probably the most likely to come back, but don’t expect it to happen for at least five or ten years. [[WolverinePublicity Wolverine’s got so much shit going on these days]] he doesn’t really need an arch-nemesis."''
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->''"Wolverine goes all Creator/FrankMiller noble samurai on us and has bunch of internal monologue about honor that, well, reads like Creator/JephLoeb wrote it. Then he goes out, finds Sabretooth in the forest, and lops Sabretooth’s head off. No, I don’t know what’s up with how the camera is mostly focused on Sabretooth’s ass.\\\
off...Sabretooth is okay with this, probably realizing [[BadassDecay how fucking ridiculous he looks]] and how long he’ll need to be off-camera before anyone’s going to take him seriously again. Of all the guys on this list, Sabretooth is probably the most likely to come back, but don’t expect it to happen for at least five or ten years. [[WolverinePublicity Wolverine’s got so much shit going on these days]] he doesn’t really need an arch-nemesis."''
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->''"Scientists have determined that if you watch ''[[Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan The Wrath of Khan]]'' and [[Film/StarTrekGenerations this]] back-to-back -- the weighty theme of death culminating in Spock's death versus the vacuous nature of Kirk's here -- that you are [[MoodWhiplash in serious danger of getting the bends]] and should seek out the nearest decompression chamber."''
-->-- '''{{Website/SFDebris}}'''
-->-- '''{{Website/SFDebris}}'''
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->''"Scientists have determined that if you watch ''[[Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan The Wrath of Khan]]'' and [[Film/StarTrekGenerations this]] this back-to-back -- the weighty theme of death culminating in Spock's death versus the vacuous nature of Kirk's here -- that you are [[MoodWhiplash in serious danger of getting the bends]] and should seek out the nearest decompression chamber."''
-->--'''{{Website/SFDebris}}'''
'''{{Website/SFDebris}}''' on ''Star Trek: Generations''
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'''Matt:''' Charlie walks into an old hangar asking for “the resistance leader, Spike,” which is a pretty bad way to run an underground resistance. Of course, she’s dead now, too. No ''actors'' you like will survive!
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'''Matt:''' Charlie walks into an old hangar asking for “the resistance leader, Spike,” which is a pretty bad way to run an underground resistance. Of course, she’s dead now, too. No ''actors'' ''[[TallPoppySyndrome actors]]'' you like will survive!