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* ShoutOut: Both the original and Genesis backstory bears loose similarity to Creator/StephenKing's Literature/TheRunningMan- the original being a prisoner, the ''Fatal Rewind'' rework being a poor man trying to earn money to cure his terminally ill daughter, both forced to partake in a Life or Death gameshow. The former reflects [[Film/TheRunningMan the movie version]] of the story while the latter reflects the original novel version. The similarity stops there tho.though.
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* ShoutOut: Both the original and Genesis backstory bears loose similarity to Creator/StephenKing's TheRunningMan- Literature/TheRunningMan- the original being a prisoner, the ''Fatal Rewind'' rework being a poor man trying to earn money to cure his terminally ill daughter, both forced to partake in a Life or Death gameshow. The former reflects [[Film/TheRunningMan the movie version version]] of the story while the latter reflects the original novel version. The similarity stops there tho.
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* ShoutOut: Both the original and Genesis backstory bears loose similarity to Creator/StephenKing's TheRunningMan- the original being a prisoner, the ''Fatal Rewind'' rework being a poor man trying to earn money to cure his terminally ill daughter, both forced to partake in a Life or Death gameshow. The former reflects the movie version of the story while the latter reflects the original novel version. The similarity stops there tho.
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* ShoutOut: Both the original and Genesis backstory bears loose similarity to Creator/StephenKing's TheRunningMan- the original being a prisoner, the Rework ''Fatal Rewind'' rework being poor man trying to earn money to cure his terminally ill daughter, forced to partake in a Life or Death gameshow.gameshow. The former reflects the movie version of the story while the latter reflects the original novel version. The similarity stops there tho.
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* ShoutOut: Both the original and Genesis backstory bears loose similarity to Creator/StephenKing's TheRunningMan- the original being a prisoner, the Rework being poor man trying to earn money to cure his terminally ill daughter, forced to partake in a LifeOrDeath Life or Death gameshow.
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