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** He convinces Theo to let him get Lisa his life insurance claim in ''The Insurance Man Always Rings Twice'', getting himself hired by Craig Spence, th agent who denied the claim to infiltrate the company and figure out how to make the payment. Then he finds out that Spence is intentionally withholding the claim strictly to hurt his family out of spite because Michael was honest about a bridge collapse and forced the company to pay up. Hearing that, he's well and truly tempted to kill Spence. This is pretty significant given how unwilling he was to kill in the episode before it.
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** He convinces Theo to let him get Lisa his life insurance claim in ''The Insurance Man Always Rings Twice'', getting himself hired by Craig Spence, th the agent who denied the claim to infiltrate the company and figure out how to make the payment. Then he finds out that Spence is intentionally withholding the claim strictly to hurt his family out of spite because Michael was honest about a bridge collapse and forced the company to pay up. Hearing that, he's well and truly tempted to kill Spence. This is pretty significant given how unwilling he was to kill in the episode before it.
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* HomeVersionSoundtrackReplacement: It wasn't until 2014 that a DVD was finally released for the series (the show aired 1999-2000), unsurprisingly, many of the popular songs were replaced, though certain ones that were important to the plot were left in.
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* ReReleaseSoundtrack: It wasn't until 2014 that a DVD was released for the series (the show aired 1999-2000), and unsurprisingly, many of the popular songs were replaced, though certain ones that were important to the plot were left in.
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The show was cancelled after one season, with high production costs cited as the reason for its cancellation. It was released in DVD in August 2014.
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The show was cancelled after one season, with high production costs cited as the reason for its cancellation. It was released in on DVD in August 2014.
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* CeilingCling: Michael does this in the Thanksgiving episode, "Pulp Turkey". A couple of thieves have barged into the Wiseman home and taken everyone hostage, and the CeilingCling signals the start of his move to pick them off individually.
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The program featured Eric Close as Michael Wiseman and Creator/DennisHaysbert as Dr. Theodore Morris, but its cancellation would leave them free to move on to their most defining roles - Close as an agent on ''Series/WithoutATrace'' and Haysbert as President David Palmer on ''Series/TwentyFour'' (or the Allstate insurance spokesman, take your pick).
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The program featured Eric Close Creator/EricClose as Michael Wiseman and Creator/DennisHaysbert as Dr. Theodore Morris, but its cancellation would leave them free to move on to their most defining roles - Close as an agent on ''Series/WithoutATrace'' and Haysbert as President David Palmer on ''Series/TwentyFour'' (or the Allstate insurance spokesman, take your pick).
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* MrFanservice: Eric Close. There's plenty of scenes that involve him shirtless or in a tank top, and there are no lack of appreciative characters - Lisa, for one, and Heather refers to him as "the hottie" when trying to get her mother to ask him out.
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* MrFanservice: Eric Close.Creator/EricClose. There's plenty of scenes that involve him shirtless or in a tank top, and there are no lack of appreciative characters - Lisa, for one, and Heather refers to him as "the hottie" when trying to get her mother to ask him out.
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The program featured Eric Close as Michael Wiseman and Dennis Haysbert as Dr. Theodore Morris, but its cancellation would leave them free to move on to their most defining roles - Close as an agent on ''Series/WithoutATrace'' and Haysbert as President David Palmer on ''Series/TwentyFour'' (or the Allstate insurance spokesman, take your pick).
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The program featured Eric Close as Michael Wiseman and Dennis Haysbert Creator/DennisHaysbert as Dr. Theodore Morris, but its cancellation would leave them free to move on to their most defining roles - Close as an agent on ''Series/WithoutATrace'' and Haysbert as President David Palmer on ''Series/TwentyFour'' (or the Allstate insurance spokesman, take your pick).
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* SuperStrength: The synthetic body is engineered with superhuman strength. One time Michael is time-locked inside a bank vault with a man suffering a heart attack and is able to force open the vault door so medical help can arrive.
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* MadeOfIron: Michael's new body is made to be far more durable than a normal human and is able to resist small-caliber gunshots.
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* HealingFactor: The synthetic body is designed to regenerate damage far faster and more thoroughly than a regular human.
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Michael is put to work for the government in a new life as Michael Newman, a modern-day ''[[TheSixMillionDollarMan Six Million Dollar Man]]''. There's just one catch - he can never contact anyone from his past again. Fate, however, seems to have a way of bringing them together.
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Michael is put to work for the government in a new life as Michael Newman, a modern-day ''[[TheSixMillionDollarMan ''[[Series/TheSixMillionDollarMan Six Million Dollar Man]]''. There's just one catch - he can never contact anyone from his past again. Fate, however, seems to have a way of bringing them together.
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The program featured Eric Close as Michael Wiseman and Dennis Haysbert as Dr. Theodore Morris, but its cancellation would leave them free to move on to their most defining roles - Close as an agent on ''Series/WithoutATrace'' and Haysbert as President David Palmer on ''Series/TwentyFour''.
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The program featured Eric Close as Michael Wiseman and Dennis Haysbert as Dr. Theodore Morris, but its cancellation would leave them free to move on to their most defining roles - Close as an agent on ''Series/WithoutATrace'' and Haysbert as President David Palmer on ''Series/TwentyFour''.
''Series/TwentyFour'' (or the Allstate insurance spokesman, take your pick).
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** In another episode, Michael accidentally gets his daughter to think that she was contacted by an angel. Theo tells him to let her know that she'll appear in a park at a certain time. Later, when Michael asks how it's going to happen, Theo tells him that it's not. The point is to make his daughter appear crazy to the public, so they stop believing her story and prevent them from accidentally stumbling on the project. Naturally, Michael hates him for that.
