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[Garble]

Unfortunately KC, there's a really STUPID law that's meant to protect children that says that you can't advertise products of a show durring the commercials for that show.

It doesn't apply to cable, which is why Pro-Wreslting is able to sell its own merchandise like crazy. And i think sports are excempt as well.

Pokemon can get around this by showing adversiments for its movies. Or by the sheer number of merchandise it sells that it can show tons of commecials durring everone else's show.

I think the law is really unfair.

[Knight_Crawler]

Funky law! Never heard of that, but I'd assume that they could still advertise the comics on there, since the show is a prodcut of the comic.

If you're hanging around Garbie, wanna take a bit in the chatroom?

[BlueElfEars]

How is this law supposed to protect the children? It seems more that it saves the parent from the endless whines of "Buy me that!" from the kids.

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Essence of Elf: "BAMF- Kick it up a notch!"

[Knight_Crawler]

Hey BEE you gonna chill in the chat room?

[BAMFCentral]

I so did not see the stuffed dragon, thanks for pointing it out, very cool!

As for the costume, I think when he is out and about he has his costume on so that he can be ready for action. Kinda like a boy scout always prepared. But when he is home at the mansion, he is relaxing doesn't have to be ready for action. Maybe like how Spiderman or Superman have their costumes either under their civies or carrying with them when they are out and about. So when there is danger into the alter ego they go.

This is my theory any way.

[Spatula Gal]

That makes sense , but in the show he doesn't seem to have the time to change. When he first put that inducer on, he was wearing an overcoat, which disappeared and seemed to become those civvies. That gave me the impression that the civvies were not real but illusion. I just find it odd that now he's wearing them as if they were real clothing over his natural form. Maybe they were real all along, they were just hidden underneath his coat. The problem with that is we know that his "exquisite costume" is real also, since it was given to him in a box. So when they show civvies-Kurt turn off his inducer to reveal red and black clad Nightcrawler, and then later shows NC hanging out at home in his civvies again, it get's confusing as to which is real and which is illusion.

What's that? It's a kid's show? I guess I just like to obsess about these kinds of things. I hope he figures out someday how to tuck his shirt into his pants.


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[the_Bamfette]

I saw it, and I loved it! I have to say though, I was kind of apprehensive at the beginning,(Frankenstein! NO! :rolleyes Now I'm intrigued what what was spliced. It's probably what made him look the way he is, which is kind of a bummer, but cool all the same. I really like the way the characters are developed, and I'd like the relationship between him and Rogue is going. It also almost made me cry at the end. But what's with all the discussion about changing his clothes? It's cartoon logic, let's just leave it that. It's not supposed to make sense! Ah, well. BTW, do you think that Kitty's stuffed dragon is a reference to Lockheed?

[MoonbeamDancer]

Who knows. It might be.

[Drags]

I LOOOVED this episode!And I agree with BAMF! after his amazing portrayel in Evolution how can they not include him in the movie???

As far as the reference to experimentation Im not surprised.I have wondered about it.All his gifts are a little much.I think he was born blue ofcourse but I think someone could have saw the potential in Kurt .ie the indigo skin wich makes him perfect for hiding and sneak attacks and just added on other things.

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