What’s up, Doc.
on March 20, 2018 at 12:01 amI can’t believe it took this long to get a “What’s up, Doc.”
Watch us name-drop the GLASS STEEL again, for no reason, not doing due foreshadowing diligence or anything.
I can’t believe it took this long to get a “What’s up, Doc.”
Watch us name-drop the GLASS STEEL again, for no reason, not doing due foreshadowing diligence or anything.
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It just occurred to me that Walky is basically Rodimus in MTMTE. Except Walky came first.
Sadly, Walky’s not eating a carrot while saying “What’s up, Doc”.
Walky would never eat anything as healthy and wholesome as a carrot.
Hey, Nachitos are vaguely orange and carrot-shaped!
Subtle.
… I’m not sure if that’s sarcastic or sincere. It’s one of those things that’s obvious in retrospect but I don’t know if anyone would notice it.
Willis: Look, these were your early days, before you became a master of evil. Maybe back then establishing exposition in place of real foreshadowing was the best you could do.
See, Dina? It’s not just you. Doc tries to use everyone who’s around regardless of their supposed role or whether they’re the best person for the job.
Oh, wait. Of course you don’t see. You’re not here.
Semme is full of pricks
You should have thought of That when you said you didn’t need her.
Glass steel is better than transparent aluminum because you can stick your novelty refrigerator magnets to it.
But can you stick novelty suction-cup plushies to it?
Depends on whether you get the polished or brushed finish.
And only three times heavier! Definitely worth it on a flying vehicle.
Walky clearly doesn’t respond well to sexual frustration. I wonder how he’ll react to Mike having seduced Dina?
I like that it’s even helpfully bolded, like an important piece of information for a video game puzzle.