And a happy yea to the Sheriff

Clem, Cooper, doc, both of the demons, Stargher, and the Sheriff

Edited by Mediawatcher on Sep 27th 2021 at 1:30:30 AM

to Izual, Clem, Stanley, Doc, the demon, the pastor demon, Stargher and the Sheriff.

Doc, The Demon, The other Demon, Stragher, & Kent's sheriff.

Creature.

Baphomet

Desskari.

Beryl.

Izual.

Hootkins.

Stanley Cooper.

Doc Williams.

Demon 1.

Demon 2.

Stragher.

Sheriff.

Edited by Beast on Sep 27th 2021 at 1:38:57 AM

to Izual, Clem, Stanley, Doc, the demon, the pastor demon, Stargher and the Sheriff.

• Jerusalem's Lot: James Boon was the "magnetic" first citizen of the eponymous town, a Puritan who founded a splinter group in his faith to pursue his own eldritch worship. James influenced Jerusalem's Lot into becoming a Wretched Hive of incest, sacrifice, and both mental and physical degradation of each subsequent generation. Finally, Boon had the subject of his worship—an elder god called the Worm—absorb all of his followers into eternal, mindless, undead obedience, continuing to enact his dark rituals beneath the remains of Jerusalem's Lot even a century-and-a-half beyond when he should have died.

Yes to the Sheriff..."stiff standard of the New 52's run"...wouldn't that be Post-Crisis?

Yes to the pastor demon, Stargher, and the Sheriff.

That I do, lol

Yes to the racist Sheriff

Since he was approved, to not drag it out, here is the demon's writeup:

What Lies in the Fog: The nameless demon is the servant of The Fog, who leads it to feed on innocent people. Taking the form of a pastor and having The Fog surround the town he was in, which led to the brutal death of at least two people, the demon orders the protagonist to find and gather all remaining people of the town in his church, one of whom is a little girl, so he could trap them and offer them to The Fog as food. Succeding in one of the endings, the demon gleefully feeds them to his master, before burning down the church.

• "Jerusalem's Lot": James Boon was the "magnetic" first citizen of the eponymous town, a Puritan who founded a splinter group in his faith to pursue his own eldritch worship. James influenced Jerusalem's Lot into becoming a Wretched Hive of incest, sacrifice, and both mental and physical degradation of each subsequent generation. Finally, Boon had the subject of his worship—an elder god called the Worm—absorb all of his followers into eternal, mindless, undead obedience, continuing to enact his dark rituals beneath the remains of Jerusalem's Lot even a century-and-a-half beyond when he should have died.

Also, Scraggle, you said you had one more Lupin upcoming, correct? If so, I won't Cut List the Sandbox yet.

Edited by ACW on Sep 27th 2021 at 4:56:39 AM

Yep! I got a Paul Naschy and then the Lupin guy is next.

So I have a quick expansion to an existing keeper that appeared in an episode after the EP was made. He does still count but he also gets some new crimes I think should be added. The character in question is James Gillies from Murdoch Mysteries.

• Murdoch Mysteries: James Gillies is Detective William Murdoch's Arch-Enemy and one of the most dangerous men he's ever met. Initially coming into conflict with Murdoch after he murdered his professor as part of a way to test a theory of Applied Physics. After escaping the noose by bribing a dying man into taking his place, Gillies murders Robert by sawing his head off while he's still alive. He then initiates a twisted mind game with Murdoch that culminates in him burying Julia alive, with Murdoch only narrowly getting there in time to save her. Unfortunately, Gillies escapes and one year later frames Julia for the murder of her husband, all as part of a plan to lure Murdoch into a Sadistic Choice of either saving his own life or that of Julia. Fortunately, Murdoch alerts his fellow officers, who arrive in time to save him before the poisonous gas floods the room. Finally, he arranged for several criminals to break onto the train transporting him into prison, causing chaos which he used to try to escape, all the while taunting both Murdoch and Julia that they "owe him" for killing Julia's husband and allowing them to be together. Years after his supposed death, he wants to die, so he implants a microphone in a man to drive him insane into killing two people and then killing himself. He does this to draw Murdoch out so he can force Murdoch to kill him and if he does not he will kill Roland.

Yeah, it is a bit long but this guy does do quite a lot, and I did get rid of some necessary stuff.

Yes to Hootkins, Stanley, Doc, the demon, the Pastor demon, Stargher and the sheriff. Anyone else watch Murdoch? Doubt buddy needs to be 250 words and the sentences could use a retool.

The series isn't very well know outside of Canada so I doubt it, this guy is also in quite a bit of episode with a lot of crimes so I could see it being this long. I could give trimming it a bit more a try.

How about this.

• Murdoch Mysteries: James Gillies is Detective William Murdoch's Arch-Enemy and one of the most dangerous men he's ever met. Coming into conflict with Murdoch after he murdered his professor as part of a way to test a theory of Applied Physics. After escaping the noose, Gillies murders Robert by sawing his head off while he's still alive. He then initiates a twisted mind game with Murdoch that culminates in him burying Julia alive, with Murdoch only narrowly getting there in time to save her. Unfortunately, Gillies escapes and one year later frames Julia for the murder of her husband, all as part of a plan to lure Murdoch into a Sadistic Choice of either saving his own life or that of Julia. While being transported, he arranged for several criminals to break onto the train transporting him into prison, causing chaos which he used to try to escape. Years after his supposed death, he wants to die, so he implants a microphone in a man to drive him insane into killing two people and then killing himself. He does this to draw Murdoch out so he can force Murdoch to kill him, and if he does not, he will kill Roland.

Doc, the demon, the pastor demon, Stargher and the Sheriff.

to Stargher, the sheriff, and both demons

Good.

Actually you aren't the only Canadian here, Scraggle and I both are and actually as per his suggestion here's my truncated version:

• James Gillies is Detective William Murdoch's Arch-Enemy. Murdering a professor before escaping execution by switching places with another man, Gillies savagely saws a man's head off while he's still alive. Burying Murdoch's lover Julia alive with her only being narrowly rescued by Murdoch, Gillies returns to frame her for the murder of her husband as part of a ploy to force Murdoch to choose between his own life and Julia's. Arranging for the escape of a group of violent criminals aboard a train, Gillies uses the free murderers as a diversion for his own escape. Years after his supposed death, Gillies, now seeking to end his own life, drives a man to insanity, resulting in the man killing two innocents as well as himself, all just to draw out Murdoch and force his nemesis to kill him.

Edited by 43110 on Sep 27th 2021 at 5:31:03 AM

New proposal from Brazillian TV:

What's the work?

"Os Mutantes" is a brazillian soap opera from Rede Record TV, actualy a trilogy, composed by three seasons: Caminhos do Coração; Os Mutantes; and Promessas de Amor. Its a fantasy and sci-fi themed soap opera in which mutated humans were created by an alien race called "repitilians" in order to use them as weapon to dominate the world.

Who is Julia and what she did?

Julia Zaccarias is the creator of the aforementioned mutants and a significant member of the reptilians, an extrerrestrial conquerer race that invaded Earth after having destroyed Mars and many planets, including their native planet, earlier. Under the identity of a doctor she had killed and stole her identity earlier, Julia arrived in the Earth along with her partner, Sócrates, and settled down in the coast of the brazillian state of São Paulo, where they founded a medical company named Progenesis. Eventually, she started to create transgenic humans and a mutant human race (including children), who she mantains captive in a island, by vicious human experiments, claimming to want increase humanhold, but actually, she wants to use such mutated humans as weapons to dominate the world and wipe out humanity.

Among these mutants were the twins Maria and Samira, with the first being abandoned by Julia, and the second, being worked and trained by Julia to become a powerful mutant assassin. Isolated from her family and from society by Julia, and being submeted to too much torture, Samira was raised by her to be a ravenous weapon, becoming one of the main antagonists in the plot and one of the most dangerous and murderous mutant, capable to destroy and kill anything or anyone in her path, including children and elderly, a true killing machine created by Julia, after being captive for 30 years until being released to become her assassin, and along the plot, she commits several atrocities under Julia's command. Maria, in turn, who was adopted by a circense family after being abandoned, is incriminated by Julia for killing the aforementioned Sócrates, who Julia Zaccarias killed after he discovered her scheme to create mutants and opposed her. She incriminated her so that she couldn’t spoil her plan and experiences. Julia Zaccarias also killed ou tried to kill all the people who discovers or suspects her schemes, including Sócrates’ brother, Platão (who had been killed) and the wife of her henchman, who survived.

After escaping the island, the dangerous mutant experiments spread in São Paulo, threatening the population and making the city more dangerous, also, making all the mutants, including the good ones, to be chased and an eventually anti-mutant law being released. Eventually, in order to escape the jail, Julia takes an elixir to rejuvenate 20 years old and assumes the identity of Juli di Trevi, her supposed assistant, using her new identity to release Samira, who still does not trust her and attacks her, being sedated by the doctor. Then, Julia/Juli implants a obedience chip, that causes pain on Samira, in order to control and dominate her, using her as weapon. Then she sends Samira to take off two babies of their mothers, the called "babies of prophecy", that are a threat for the repitilians' domination plan. In the struggle to take the babies, Samira initially fails, passes out and Julia used a gas that made both mothers pass out, allowing her and Samira to take the babies. Meanwhile, Maria creates the League of Good, along with others good mutants, to save and protect these two kids. Juli/Julia turns Samira into the archenemesis of her sister and sends her to destroy Maria. With Juli’s command, Samira, Gór and other evil mutants create the “bandit league” to fight the league of good and take the aforementioned babies. But eventually, the elixir’s effect ends up and “Juli” reveals to be Julia.

At a point, Julia was about to shoot a pregnant Maria in front of her father, but she quit because she wants to see Maria’s suffering, submeting her to horrifiying and painfull experiments, instead of giving her a quick death, and later, make Maria, unwittingly and, at the same time, aware, kill her friends with an obedience chip like the one she put in Samira, and suffer with what Julia would force her to do. Also, Julia shows sadism with all of this. She also threats Maria’s father if she refuses to obey her.

When Samira becomes pregnant, breaks free from Julia’s control, redeem herself from her evil acts, especially against her sister and join the good side, Julia Zaccarias arrests her, her sister and the biological and adoptive mother of Maria, looking to kill them all, with both Samira and Maria pregnant. Draco and Telê, two of the bandit league mutants tries to prevent Julia to kill the pregnant twins Maria and Samira, since they believe the children are their. But Julia does not cares and threats to kill them also if they continue opposing her and refusing to attack Samira. Samira ended up shoot by Julia and dies in Maria’s arms.

Julia follows wittingly the orders of an “occult chiefing” and wants a deadly virus to be unleashed and kill all of the humanity, so that the reptilians could dominate planet Earth.

Heinous Standard

It is noteworthy that although Samira was quite cruel, Julia was the one behind Samira's evil. And in addition to serving as a villain of great scope, responsible for making Samira a villain, in addition to several other mutants, Julia is in itself quite hideous, not hesitating and fully willing to kill two pregnant women, as well as having framed Maria, tortured Samira and the mutants, besides happily trying to extinguish the human race with a deadly virus.

Despite following the orders of an “occult chiefing”, Julia shows total consent with everything, not for fear, but why she is a jingoist and also wants everything the “occult chiefing” wants to do. She wants he humanity to be wipped out.

Mitigating Factors

The reptilians they would be wanting to take the land just because their planet was destroyed and they would need a new planet to live on (something similar to the D-Bari in X-Men: Dark Phoenix). However, unlike the D-Bari planet, that was destroyed by a cosmic entity, not by D-Bari themselves, the repitilians was the one responsables for the destruction of, not just their planet, but all the planets they take from themselfs, showing the repitilian race most as a parasitic species than a specie asking for survive.

The only thing that could disqualify her is the care she had with her reptilian commander when he was harmed and was angry when he was killed. The community can decide if it is just a sense of submission/obedience and jingoism. Could she be compared to Bellatrix Lestrange (who cares and helps Voldemort) in this aspect or it is an actual redeeming quality? Actually, I think she should be just a jingoist, not someone able to genuinely love someone, because repitilians are unable to love. To me she is comparable to Bellatrix's loyalty to Voldemort.

Veredict?

I will give a tentative yes to her.

So long as he gets truncated (even with the new crimes), I'm fine either way, but I do structurally prefer 43's writeup.

to Julia.

I used 43's writeup but made a few changes as there was one sentence issue the makes the timeline messed up.

• Murdoch Mysteries: James Gillies is Detective William Murdoch's Arch-Enemy. Murdering a professor before escaping execution by switching places with another man, Gillies savagely saws a man's head off while he's still alive. He then initiates a twisted mind game with Murdoch that culminates in him burying Julia alive with her only being narrowly rescued by Murdoch. Gillies returns to frame her for the murder of her husband as part of a ploy to force Murdoch to choose between his own life and Julia's. Arranging for the escape of a group of violent criminals aboard a train, Gillies uses the free murderers as a diversion for his own escape. Years after his supposed death, Gillies, now seeking to end his own life, drives a man to insanity, resulting in the man killing two innocents as well as himself, all just to draw out Murdoch and force his nemesis to kill him.

That's fine.