Suggestion: Paper Thin Disguise

If we can get something that gets it across in one panel, I think that would work better, but if we can't then that's fine.

Eh. I don't like the trope just being discussed, might as well be a quote.

^ You have a point.

Btw, the last image got pulled via this thread

We need a picture of the Spy from Team Fortress 2. He literally wears a paper mask.

He's already the image in the videogames section.

edited 16th Sep '15 9:18:31 PM by DeisTheAlcano

I don't like the OP for adding nothing visually. As an alternative, here's Tim Curry disguised as a girl scout◊ in Loaded Weapon 1. Could be used for either main or the film page, which is also unpictured.

edited 17th Sep '15 3:18:39 AM by Morgenthaler

^ Works for me.

I really like that one.

Yep, 7 is good.

Sure.

That can work for Paper-Thin Disguise.Film.

edited 21st Sep '15 9:49:04 PM by ThePope

Agreed.

Pages like this don't usually have an image in the main page so yeah, for Film.

It's not until now that I noticed the logo on his cap was changed for some reason. The suggestion does have enough votes, so would anyone mind this or this◊ alternate from the same work?

edited 22nd Sep '15 1:04:22 AM by Morgenthaler

for 15.2

So you gonna put that on Film?

Which one? Should we use 7 even with the inexplicable Mario gimmick shopped in?

for 15.2

15.2 for the Film subpage.

Sounds like we have enough of a consensus. Can someone upload it?

It doesn't really look that much like a disguise though.....just a weird photo op of Tim Curry wearing some kind of green leiderhosen for some unknown reason.

I think to make this work, we need to have a comparison shot. When I think of something like this from Invader Zim Alien and "Human"

I think he is obviously dressed as a Girl Scout (kind of), which couldn't possibly be the character's "real" clothes, given that he is clearly not a child nor is he female. He even has clearly-fake braided blonde pig-tails to go with his clearly-real beard stubble! The weird green lederhosen photo-op scenario seems like a Red Paint interpretation. IMO, for that sort of argument to fly, it has to allege that the wrong message is probable (not merely possible).

I also strongly object to a comparison shot sort of image. If it needs a "regular outfit" comparison, it's not a Paper-Thin Disguise.

edited 21st Oct '15 2:57:27 PM by rodneyAnonymous

Agreed.

I've starred the thread; caption or no?

Don't think it needs one.