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That's not questionable casting, that's just fantasizing about an option you thought was cool.
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* OneSceneWonder: Adam West as the Galloping Gazelle only shows up in person at the end of part 2, but you can guarantee it's the part most people remember.
* QuestionableCasting: The old man who tells Skipper it's no wonder he's seeing things, because comic books will "rot your mind". They didn't make a ''bad'' casting decision, per se; but can't you imagine just how hilariously ironic it would have been if that man had been a cameo role for Stan Lee?
** Granted, the show filmed in Canada...but they managed to get Adam West, in the same episode, no less!
* QuestionableCasting: The old man who tells Skipper it's no wonder he's seeing things, because comic books will "rot your mind". They didn't make a ''bad'' casting decision, per se; but can't you imagine just how hilariously ironic it would have been if that man had been a cameo role for Stan Lee?
** Granted, the show filmed in Canada...but they managed to get Adam West, in the same episode, no less!
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* OneSceneWonder: Adam West as the Galloping Gazelle only shows up in person at the end of part 2, but you can guarantee it's the part most people remember.
* QuestionableCasting: The old man who tells Skipper it's no wonder he's seeing things, because comic books will "rot your mind". They didn't make a ''bad'' casting decision, per se; but can't you imagine just how hilariously ironic it would have been if that man had been a cameo role for Stan Lee?
** Granted, the show filmed in Canada...but they managed to get Adam West, in the same episode, no less!remember.
* QuestionableCasting: The old man who tells Skipper it's no wonder he's seeing things, because comic books will "rot your mind". They didn't make a ''bad'' casting decision, per se; but can't you imagine just how hilariously ironic it would have been if that man had been a cameo role for Stan Lee?
** Granted, the show filmed in Canada...but they managed to get Adam West, in the same episode, no less!
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* QuestionableCasting: The old man who tells Skipper it’s no wonder he’s seeing things, because comic books will “rot your mind”. They didn’t make a ''bad'' casting decision, per se; but can’t you imagine just how hilariously ironic it would have been if that man had been a cameo role for Stan Lee?
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* QuestionableCasting: The old man who tells Skipper it’s no wonder he’s seeing things, because comic books will “rot your mind”. They didn’t make a ''bad'' casting decision, per se; but can’t you imagine just how hilariously ironic it would have been if that man had been a cameo role for Stan Lee?Lee?
** Granted, the show filmed in Canada...but they managed to get Adam West, in the same episode, no less!
** Granted, the show filmed in Canada...but they managed to get Adam West, in the same episode, no less!
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* WhatTheHellCastingAgency: The old man who tells Skipper it’s no wonder he’s seeing things, because comic books will “rot your mind”. They didn’t make a ''bad'' casting decision, per se; but can’t you imagine just how hilariously ironic it would have been if that man had been a cameo role for Stan Lee?
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* WhatTheHellCastingAgency: QuestionableCasting: The old man who tells Skipper it’s no wonder he’s seeing things, because comic books will “rot your mind”. They didn’t make a ''bad'' casting decision, per se; but can’t you imagine just how hilariously ironic it would have been if that man had been a cameo role for Stan Lee?
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* NarmCharm: The garish colors and the Masked Mutant's one-dimensional characterisation are impossible to take seriously, but for fans of old-timey superhero serials it's a fun episode that still manages to have some creepy moments.
* OneSceneWonder: Adam West as the Galloping Gazelle only shows up in person at the end of part 2, but you can guarantee it's the part most people remember.
* WhatTheHellCastingAgency: The old man who tells Skipper it’s no wonder he’s seeing things, because comic books will “rot your mind”. They didn’t make a ''bad'' casting decision, per se; but can’t you imagine just how hilariously ironic it would have been if that man had been a cameo role for Stan Lee?
* OneSceneWonder: Adam West as the Galloping Gazelle only shows up in person at the end of part 2, but you can guarantee it's the part most people remember.
* WhatTheHellCastingAgency: The old man who tells Skipper it’s no wonder he’s seeing things, because comic books will “rot your mind”. They didn’t make a ''bad'' casting decision, per se; but can’t you imagine just how hilariously ironic it would have been if that man had been a cameo role for Stan Lee?
