* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Wild Tiger, a super hero who's been around for ten years - and has seen better days -, has suffered a decline in his performance at work. People also no longer warm up to his old-school brand of super-heroics, leaving him a sort of pariah among his peers. As a result, his sponsor company employing him goes belly up and pawns him off to the greater corporate sponsor where he must follow a set of rules or be left unemployed - one of them working alongside a younger, more marketable companion, which will presumably remind him even more of his own inadequacy. Any similarity with today's weak job markets ''cannot'' be a coincidence.
** People have been having a lot of fun photoshopping [[http://i55.tinypic.com/2r5w9e1.png this scene]] from Episode 19 (contains spoilers).
** From that same episode: [[spoiler: Maverick]] drugging [[spoiler: Barnaby]] and then showing himself as a CompleteMonster in front of a semi-paralyzed and emotionally broken [[spoiler: Barnaby]]. Date rape comparisons, anyone? 
*** To make it worse, the next episode has a disoriented [[spoiler:Barnaby]] waking up in bed in above druggist's mansion while he cooks food for him. Bonus points for [[spoiler: memory loss]].

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15th Jan '13 4:49:34 AM SeptimusHeap

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