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* ''The World's Greatest [=SuperFriends=]'' episode "Universe of Evil" starts with the Super Friends' evil alternate universe counterparts the Super Enemies causing an entire city to get flooded and gloating about it, plus the whole mess starts when the evil Superman and the Superman we know while they are respectively trying to make a volcano erupt again and prevent a volcano from erupting. Exactly how many natural disasters have the Super Enemies deliberately caused, how many of them were parallel to circumstances where the Super Friends ''prevented'' disasters and how many people got killed because of them?
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* ''The World's Greatest [=SuperFriends=]'' episode "Universe of Evil" starts with the Super Friends' evil alternate universe counterparts the Super Enemies causing an entire city to get flooded and gloating about it, plus the whole mess starts when the evil Superman and the Superman we know switch places while they are respectively trying to make a volcano erupt again and prevent a volcano from erupting. Exactly how many natural disasters have the Super Enemies deliberately caused, how many of them were parallel to circumstances where the Super Friends ''prevented'' disasters and how many people got killed because of them?
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* ''The World's Greatest [=SuperFriends=]'' episode "Universe of Evil" starts with the Super Friends' evil alternate universe counterparts the Super Enemies causing an entire city to get flooded and gloating about it, plus the whole mess starts when the evil Superman and the Superman we know while they are respectively trying to make a volcano erupt again and prevent a volcano from erupting. Exactly how many natural disasters have the Super Enemies deliberately caused, and how many people got killed because of them?
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* ''The World's Greatest [=SuperFriends=]'' episode "Universe of Evil" starts with the Super Friends' evil alternate universe counterparts the Super Enemies causing an entire city to get flooded and gloating about it, plus the whole mess starts when the evil Superman and the Superman we know while they are respectively trying to make a volcano erupt again and prevent a volcano from erupting. Exactly how many natural disasters have the Super Enemies deliberately caused, how many of them were parallel to circumstances where the Super Friends ''prevented'' disasters and how many people got killed because of them?
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* ''The World's Greatest [=SuperFriends=]'' episode "Universe of Evil" starts with the Super Friends' evil alternate universe counterparts the Super Enemies causing an entire city to get flooded and gloat about it, plus the whole mess starts when the evil Superman and the Superman we know while they are respectively trying to make a volcano erupt again and prevent a volcano from erupting. Exactly how many natural disasters have the Super Enemies deliberately caused, and how many people got killed because of them?
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* ''The World's Greatest [=SuperFriends=]'' episode "Universe of Evil" starts with the Super Friends' evil alternate universe counterparts the Super Enemies causing an entire city to get flooded and gloat gloating about it, plus the whole mess starts when the evil Superman and the Superman we know while they are respectively trying to make a volcano erupt again and prevent a volcano from erupting. Exactly how many natural disasters have the Super Enemies deliberately caused, and how many people got killed because of them?
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They didn't actually let Kal-El die, Luthor explciitly stated that Kal-El's rocket was headed towards a planet with a red sun and would simply grow up without super powers. Fortunately, I realized a Fridge Horror moment that can take its place.
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* In ''The Challenge of the Super Friends'' episode, "The Secret Origins of the Super Friends", The Legion of Doom attempted to alter the lives of Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, and Superman so that [[MakeWrongWhatOnceWentRight they won't become super heroes]]. When the Legion went back in time to prevent the baby Kal-El from landing on Earth, they basically redirected the ship Kal-El was on to a barren planet devoid of sunlight. Now consider the fact that Diana and Hal Jorden are still alive after the Legion changed their origin stories. The baby Kal-El was probably not so lucky. In other words, The Legion of Doom essentially murdered a child.
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* In ''The Challenge World's Greatest [=SuperFriends=]'' episode "Universe of Evil" starts with the Super Friends'' episode, "The Secret Origins of Friends' evil alternate universe counterparts the Super Friends", The Legion of Doom attempted Enemies causing an entire city to alter get flooded and gloat about it, plus the lives of Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, and whole mess starts when the evil Superman so that [[MakeWrongWhatOnceWentRight and the Superman we know while they won't become super heroes]]. When the Legion went back in time are respectively trying to make a volcano erupt again and prevent the baby Kal-El a volcano from landing on Earth, they basically redirected erupting. Exactly how many natural disasters have the ship Kal-El was on to a barren planet devoid of sunlight. Now consider the fact that Diana Super Enemies deliberately caused, and Hal Jorden are still alive after the Legion changed their origin stories. The baby Kal-El was probably not so lucky. In other words, The Legion how many people got killed because of Doom essentially murdered a child.them?
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* In the third episode of the original series, a sophisticated computer first is given control of the world's mechanisms then goes wonky. It's not evil, it just malfunctions. But we see on-screen near-disasters the computer's reset barely averts. How many tens or hundreds of thousands of people died during the computer's period of malfunction?
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* In the third episode of the original series, a sophisticated computer first is given control of the world's mechanisms then goes wonky. It's not evil, it just malfunctions. But we see on-screen near-disasters the computer's reset barely averts. How many tens or hundreds of thousands of people died during the computer's period of malfunction?malfunction?
* In ''The Challenge of the Super Friends'' episode, "The Secret Origins of the Super Friends", The Legion of Doom attempted to alter the lives of Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, and Superman so that [[MakeWrongWhatOnceWentRight they won't become super heroes]]. When the Legion went back in time to prevent the baby Kal-El from landing on Earth, they basically redirected the ship Kal-El was on to a barren planet devoid of sunlight. Now consider the fact that Diana and Hal Jorden are still alive after the Legion changed their origin stories. The baby Kal-El was probably not so lucky. In other words, The Legion of Doom essentially murdered a child.
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* In ''The Challenge of the Super Friends'' episode, "The Secret Origins of the Super Friends", The Legion of Doom attempted to alter the lives of Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, and Superman so that [[MakeWrongWhatOnceWentRight they won't become super heroes]]. When the Legion went back in time to prevent the baby Kal-El from landing on Earth, they basically redirected the ship Kal-El was on to a barren planet devoid of sunlight. Now consider the fact that Diana and Hal Jorden are still alive after the Legion changed their origin stories. The baby Kal-El was probably not so lucky. In other words, The Legion of Doom essentially murdered a child.
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'''Fridge Horror:'''
* In the third episode of the original series, a sophisticated computer first is given control of the world's mechanisms then goes wonky. It's not evil, it just malfunctions. But we see on-screen near-disasters the computer's reset barely averts. How many tens or hundreds of thousands of people died during the computer's period of malfunction?
* In the third episode of the original series, a sophisticated computer first is given control of the world's mechanisms then goes wonky. It's not evil, it just malfunctions. But we see on-screen near-disasters the computer's reset barely averts. How many tens or hundreds of thousands of people died during the computer's period of malfunction?
