Macgyver: Oopsies and spoilers
I only watched the opener of the first episode and I can tell you that the way he beat the palm scanner with dust was ludicrous, you can't block bullets with a cheap drink tray, you can't knock someone out by throwing a cheap drink tray like a frisbee, high quality digital headsets aren't fooled by a simple electromagnet, and boats don't explode like that when they crash.
All that stuff happened before the opening credits. That being said, I'll be watching a few more episodes soon. I would enjoy more realism in MacGuyver, but it's not a requirement.
All that stuff happened before the opening credits. That being said, I'll be watching a few more episodes soon. I would enjoy more realism in MacGuyver, but it's not a requirement.
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Scott DeWar
Prof. Emeritus-Supernatural Events/Countermeasure
I was int he Air Force, so, real soldiers were my heroes!
Tonguez
A suffusion of yellow
obviously the cheap drink tray carried the weight of Narrative Cool
Scott DeWar
Prof. Emeritus-Supernatural Events/Countermeasure
Don't you know? the drink tray was made of Kevlar?!?!
Ryujin
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RedSiegfried
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My favorite is in Terminator 2 when they throw some Kevlar vests on top of the kid while he is curled up in the back fo the truck and he is sprayed repeatedly with submachine gun fire and not only is every bullet stopped without any of the Kevlar even budging but he is completely unharmed by the impact. Oh, but they had the plates in, you say. Okay, whatever makes you feel better.Now don't get me started on the misuse of Kevlar!
Now, a liquid metal time travelling robot, that I could buy.
I think I'll have to start watching MacGyver. Maybe the old series where he foils a robbery in a grocery store by making tear gas grenades out of balloons and common household cleaning agents, or the time he created a metal cutting torch with filings from a bike frame.
Any program that can teach a kid how to make a workable zip gun is okay in my book. Now if I could just learn how to drive like the Duke boys, my 80s education would be complete.
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RedSiegfried
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As a 30th generation ninja, I have to wince whenever I watch Bruce Lee films. He obviously knows nothing at all about the super secret lost martial arts techniques of ancient Korea, as evidenced by the fact that he clearly cannot turn invisible, throw fireballs or raise himself from the dead with breath control like Jesus. The only accurate depiction I've seen in media ever would be The Master starring Lee Van Cleef which is clearly the inspiration for the excellent and historically accurate Steven Seagal films.
Sorry, I'll stop derailing now.
Sorry, I'll stop derailing now.
Scott DeWar
Prof. Emeritus-Supernatural Events/Countermeasure
ok, fine3! it was made of the same ceramic material as dragon scale ballistic armor!!!Now don't get me started on the misuse of Kevlar!
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