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#1. 
“That Darth Vader, man. Sure does love eating Jedi.”
TheBoost's List of Manimal Offenses
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So where does eating a gangster in his own swimming pool fall on the list?
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DrCrowTStarwars said:
So where does eating a gangster in his own swimming pool fall on the list?
In the top 20.
#2. 
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Thus is why the parroty thread exists.
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Thus is why the parroty thread exists.
JEDIT: Sho nuff.
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TheBoost said:
DrCrowTStarwars said:
So where does eating a gangster in his own swimming pool fall on the list?
In the top 20.
#2.
Manimal!
The only network Tv hero that makes Jack from 24 look soft on terrorist and crime.
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TV's Frink said:
Thus is why the parroty thread exists.
Stop trying to take credit for my thread.
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I just read that the same screen-writer sold basically the same story as an episode of MANIMAL
but also to
THE WIZARD
and a decade later, THUNDER IN PARADISE
So that counts as OFFENSES #4, #5, and #6
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When you say THE WIZARD, somehow I can't help but think of that 1989 cinematic Nintendo infomercial.
Funnily enough, the actor who played the evil bounty hunter in that movie was actually GL's second choice for the part of Luke Skywalker back in 1975.
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This dude? Hmmmm. Let's call that offense #7, even if it has nothing to do with Manimal.
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Yep. Will Seltzer. That's him. Of course, he had more hair in 1975.
He was also the replacement for Richard Dreyfuss' absent character in More American Graffiti.
“That Darth Vader, man. Sure does love eating Jedi.”
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Apprently MANIMAL had a crossover with NIGHTMAN a decade later! Sadly, can't find a clip, but judging from this dude's costume, it must have been awesome!
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Nightman.
I heard that thanks to inhaling radioactive night air, he acquired all of the dark powers of...like...nighttime.
The costume he procured from Tim Burton's surplus vinyl bin in the alley behind the Warner Bros. lot.