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Steve Austin

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	The test flight began well. The lifting body detached from its carrier B-52, ignited its engines and brought Steve Austin to the edge of space. He piloted the ship back into the atmosphere and to the runway back at Edwards, but a crucial component of the craft's steering system blew out, and the ship crashed to the desert floor.		The test flight began well. The lifting body detached from its carrier B-52, ignited its engines and brought Steve Austin to the edge of space. He piloted the ship back into the atmosphere and to the runway back at Edwards, but a crucial component of the craft's steering system blew out, and the ship crashed to the desert floor.
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	Steve Austin survived, but barely. His right arm was torn off by the twisting forces of the crash, which also crushed his legs. A fragment of metal penetrated the front of his flight helmet, shattered his jaw and destroyed his left eye. His ribs were crushed, a heart valve was damaged, and his skull was fractured. His legs were too badly crushed and had to be removed. Rudy Wells, who was present at the test, had Steve rushed to the base medical center and supervised hours of surgery. Steve was kept in electrosleep to allow his body to recuperate and to spare his mind the horror of his injuries.		Steve Austin survived, but barely. His right arm was torn off by the twisting forces of the crash, which also crushed his legs. A fragment of metal penetrated the front of his flight helmet, shattered his jaw and destroyed his left eye. His ribs were crushed, a heart valve was damaged, and his skull was fractured. His legs were too badly crushed and had to be removed. Rudy Wells, who was present at the test, had Steve rushed to the base medical center and supervised hours of surgery. Steve was kept in electrosleep to allow his body to recuperate and to spare his mind the horror of his injuries.

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User talk:19johnham71

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Welcome, '''19johnham71'''! My name is -- [[User:Alex7000|Alex7000]] ([[User_talk:Alex7000|Talk]]) 16:07, December 23, 2009, one of the [[Special:ListUsers/Sysop|admins]] here. It's great to see you jumping right in with edits and contributions to the [[:The Deadly Replay]] article! Be sure to take a moment to personalize your User Page (that's the tab in the upper right corner of this page). As you continue editing The Bionic Wiki, it will be helpful to check the [[Special:Recentchanges|Recent changes]] page and the [[The Bionic Wiki:Current events|Current events]] page -- they'll keep you up-to-date on what's happening here. You can let me know if there's anything you need by leaving a message on [[User talk:Alex7000|my talk page]]. Of course, you can always email me by clicking on the ''E-mail this user'' link in the top box of the left column, but using the Talk and Current Events pages helps to foster our growing wiki community. Please take advantage of the [[Help:Contents|Help]] page or the cool [http://www.wikia.com/wiki/Help:Tutorial_1 tutorial] on the main Wikia page. There's also a neat mini-helper over on the left column. I look forward to more of your contributions. This is going to be fun! — -- [[User:Alex7000|Alex7000]] ([[User_talk:Alex7000|Talk]]) 16:07, December 23, 2009

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The Deadly Replay

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	===Gaffes===		===Gaffes===
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		+	*When Steve is approaching the Air Force Base the tower gives him active runway and wind information of "winds 090 at 40, landing runway 27".  If this were true wind direction, especially at 40 knots, he would be landing on runway 090 not runway 270, otherwise he would be landing with a 40 knot tail wind.  Not likely!!
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	* This episode revisits the events of the pilot telefilm, which is itself in many respects out of continuity with the series. In particular the accident has been represented differently than the pilot since [[Wine, Women and War]]. The show intro continued this "tradition" of re-inventing those events, and The Deadly Replay does so once again.		* This episode revisits the events of the pilot telefilm, which is itself in many respects out of continuity with the series. In particular the accident has been represented differently than the pilot since [[Wine, Women and War]]. The show intro continued this "tradition" of re-inventing those events, and The Deadly Replay does so once again.
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-	* The successful flight in this episode inserts "We have separation" from the show intro, in contrast to [[The Six Million Dollar Man (1973)]]. The events following max altitude show a series of crises that do not match the events of either the show intro or ''The Six Million Dollar Man (1973)''. The flight stick is not shown in the 1973 version, where the rocking motion of the M2-F2 (the lifting body shown during this sequence) was originally unexplained (The footage is of Pilot Induced Oscillation, a "dutch roll" which plagued the M2-F2), while in ''The Deadly Replay'' this is a function of the flight stick malfunction. Finally, the episode concludes that both this flight and the original flight two years earlier were sabotaged, so this naturally reinvents the 1973 flight in retrospect.	+	* The successful flight in this episode inserts "We have separation" from the show intro, in contrast to [[The Six Million Dollar Man (1973)]]. The events following max altitude show a series of crises that do not match the events of either the show intro or ''The Six Million Dollar Man (1973)''. The flight stick is not shown in the 1973 version, where the rocking motion of the M2-F2 (the lifting body shown during this sequence) was originally unexplained (The footage is of Pilot Induced Oscillation, a "dutch roll" which plagued the M2-F2), while in ''The Deadly Replay'' this is a function of the flight stick malfunction. Finally, the episode concludes that both this flight and the original flight two years earlier were sabotaged, so this naturally reinvents the 1973 flight in retrospect.
	* "''The Moon and the Desert''," the syndicated version of ''The Six Million Dollar Man (1973)'', draws on "''The Deadly Replay''" for footage, in such a way as to make elements of the second flight retroactively part of the first. When the 1973 version was replaced, this led viewers that have seen only this version to conclude that "''The Deadly Replay''" got these elements from the pilot, rather than vice-versa. Thus, the flight stick coming forward, originally on a flight two years later, is now part of the original accident. This has the effect of changing the first flight in a fundamental way, making the cause less ambiguous. While other footage also makes its way in, such as the line "I am now a glider pilot", there is nothing as reconstructive as the flight stick material.		* "''The Moon and the Desert''," the syndicated version of ''The Six Million Dollar Man (1973)'', draws on "''The Deadly Replay''" for footage, in such a way as to make elements of the second flight retroactively part of the first. When the 1973 version was replaced, this led viewers that have seen only this version to conclude that "''The Deadly Replay''" got these elements from the pilot, rather than vice-versa. Thus, the flight stick coming forward, originally on a flight two years later, is now part of the original accident. This has the effect of changing the first flight in a fundamental way, making the cause less ambiguous. While other footage also makes its way in, such as the line "I am now a glider pilot", there is nothing as reconstructive as the flight stick material.
	* The mix of footage between the HL-10 and the M2-F2 from the pilot telefilm occurs even more extensively with some additional archival footage of the [[Lifting Body\|lifting bodies]]. This exacerbates the confusion that existed already.		* The mix of footage between the HL-10 and the M2-F2 from the pilot telefilm occurs even more extensively with some additional archival footage of the [[Lifting Body\|lifting bodies]]. This exacerbates the confusion that existed already.

User:19johnham71

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	Hi, Eulalia, along with myself, is part of [[Wikia:SpamTaskforce\|Wikia's spam task force]], he was '''deleting''' cross-wiki spam, not adding it. He's just cleaning up. Can you unblock him? --[[User:Charitwo\|Charitwo]] ([[User_talk:Charitwo\|talk]]) 20:29, December 19, 2009 (UTC)		Hi, Eulalia, along with myself, is part of [[Wikia:SpamTaskforce\|Wikia's spam task force]], he was '''deleting''' cross-wiki spam, not adding it. He's just cleaning up. Can you unblock him? --[[User:Charitwo\|Charitwo]] ([[User_talk:Charitwo\|talk]]) 20:29, December 19, 2009 (UTC)
	:My apologies to the task force and Eulalia, in particular. Paul has already reinstated you.--[[User:Major Sloan\|Major Sloan]] 00:18, December 21, 2009 (UTC)		:My apologies to the task force and Eulalia, in particular. Paul has already reinstated you.--[[User:Major Sloan\|Major Sloan]] 00:18, December 21, 2009 (UTC)
		+	::Easy mistake. I think all Wikia staff and support helpers should add a special ID tag in their signature when performing these tasks. — [[User:Alex7000\|Paul]] ([[User talk:Alex7000\|<font size="1">talk</font>]]) 19:31, December 21, 2009 (UTC)
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	The reason uncredited persons were listed in Trivia and not in the credits section was to follow ''True Credits'' rule -- which is that our credits would match the credits of the episode exactly. Perhaps we can create a new section in the info box for "extra information" or something? — [[User:Alex7000\|Paul]] ([[User talk:Alex7000\|<font size="1">talk</font>]]) 15:30, 8 October 2008 (UTC)		The reason uncredited persons were listed in Trivia and not in the credits section was to follow ''True Credits'' rule -- which is that our credits would match the credits of the episode exactly. Perhaps we can create a new section in the info box for "extra information" or something? — [[User:Alex7000\|Paul]] ([[User talk:Alex7000\|<font size="1">talk</font>]]) 15:30, 8 October 2008 (UTC)

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Welcome! My name is -- [[User:Major Sloan|Major Sloan]] ([[User_talk:Major Sloan|Talk]]) 04:35, 21 December 2009, one of the [[Special:ListUsers/Sysop|admins]] here. It's great to see you jumping right in with edits and contributions to the [[:Little Orphan Airplane]] article! '''Please remember to login before editing.''' If you're new here, it would be great if you [[Special:Userlogin|created a user name]] -- it's fast, free, and it will ensure that you get proper credit for your work here. Also, be sure to take a moment to personalize your User Page (that's the tab in the upper right corner of this page). As you continue editing The Bionic Wiki, it will be helpful to check the [[Special:Recentchanges|Recent changes]] page and the [[The Bionic Wiki:Current events|Current events]] page -- they'll keep you up-to-date on what's happening here. You can let me know if there's anything you need by leaving a message on [[User talk:Major Sloan|my talk page]]. Of course, you can always email me by clicking on the ''E-mail this user'' link in the top box of the left column, but using the Talk and Current Events pages helps to foster our growing wiki community. Please take advantage of the [[Help:Contents|Help]] page or the cool [http://www.wikia.com/wiki/Help:Tutorial_1 tutorial] on the main Wikia page. There's also a neat mini-helper over on the left column. I look forward to more of your contributions. This is going to be fun! — -- [[User:Major Sloan|Major Sloan]] ([[User_talk:Major Sloan|Talk]]) 04:35, 21 December 2009

Little Orphan Airplane

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	* While having trouble with the airplane, Perkins relays the coded message "7, 0, 14, 2, 3, 5." He then repeats the message as "7, 0, 14, 0, 2, 3, 5."		* While having trouble with the airplane, Perkins relays the coded message "7, 0, 14, 2, 3, 5." He then repeats the message as "7, 0, 14, 0, 2, 3, 5."
		+	* When making radio contact about engine failure Josh Perkins says "can't ''contain'' altitude" proper aviation lingo is "can't maintain altitude."
		+	* After Steve removes the engine from the cowl of the airplane, the crankshaft where the prop connects is still visible.
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	* Perkins' choice of a bright red flight suit seems unlikely for a reconnaissance pilot flying over hostile territory.		* Perkins' choice of a bright red flight suit seems unlikely for a reconnaissance pilot flying over hostile territory.

Home Video Releases

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	=International DVD=		=International DVD=
-	==Anthologies (Region 2)==	+	==Anthologies (United Kingdom - Region 2)==
	*The Six Million Dollar Man Volume 1		*The Six Million Dollar Man Volume 1
	Contains: [[The Secret of Bigfoot]], [[The Seven Million Dollar Man]]		Contains: [[The Secret of Bigfoot]], [[The Seven Million Dollar Man]]
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	Contains: [[The Vega Influence]], [[In This Corner, Jaime Sommers]] and [[Jaime and the King]]		Contains: [[The Vega Influence]], [[In This Corner, Jaime Sommers]] and [[Jaime and the King]]

-	==Boxed Season Sets (Region 2)==	+	==Boxed Season Sets (United Kingdom - Region 2)==
	*The Six Million Dollar Man - The Complete Season One		*The Six Million Dollar Man - The Complete Season One
	Contains all thirteen episodes of season one, plus all three syndicated edits of the pilot telefilms. (however, [[Operation Firefly]] is missing the boat-whittling scene)		Contains all thirteen episodes of season one, plus all three syndicated edits of the pilot telefilms. (however, [[Operation Firefly]] is missing the boat-whittling scene)
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	Contains 21 of the 22 episodes from the second season, plus [[Kill Oscar (Part II)]]. Missing is the premiere, [[The Return of Bigfoot (Part II)]], syndicated for years as part of ''The Six Million Dollar Man'''s fourth season (where [[Kill Oscar (Part II)]] originated).		Contains 21 of the 22 episodes from the second season, plus [[Kill Oscar (Part II)]]. Missing is the premiere, [[The Return of Bigfoot (Part II)]], syndicated for years as part of ''The Six Million Dollar Man'''s fourth season (where [[Kill Oscar (Part II)]] originated).

-	==Germany==	+	==Germany - Region 2==
	The German release of ''The Bionic Woman'' currently covers [[The Bionic Woman: Season 3\|Season Three]], the only release to do so. Further, its quality is unquestionably the best attention that either series has been paid on Home Video to date, with high quality transfers and packaging that includes a welcome insert with many pictures.		The German release of ''The Bionic Woman'' currently covers [[The Bionic Woman: Season 3\|Season Three]], the only release to do so. Further, its quality is unquestionably the best attention that either series has been paid on Home Video to date, with high quality transfers and packaging that includes a welcome insert with many pictures.

-	==Italy==	+	==Italy - Region 2==
	The Italian release of ''The Six Million Dollar Man'' is the first to cover [[The Six Million Dollar Man: Season 3\|Season Three]]. It contains an English soundtrack, and unedited episodes, yet it does not include [[The Secret of Bigfoot]] (either part). It maintains the syndicated practice of omitting [[Welcome Home, Jaime]], as well.		The Italian release of ''The Six Million Dollar Man'' is the first to cover [[The Six Million Dollar Man: Season 3\|Season Three]]. It contains an English soundtrack, and unedited episodes, yet it does not include [[The Secret of Bigfoot]] (either part). It maintains the syndicated practice of omitting [[Welcome Home, Jaime]], as well.

-	==France==	+	==France - Region 2==
-	In France, the individual "single" releases have nearly completed ''The Six Million Dollar Man'' on Home Video. Unfortunately for English speakers, the releases do not include an original English soundtrack, with the exceptions of two movie events, [[The Bionic Boy]] and [[The Thunderbird Connection]]. Most of these releases have tracked with the syndicated release format, with two exceptions: [[Wine, Women and War]] is in its TV Movie form, and [[Welcome Home, Jaime]], is included.	+	In France four of the five ''Six'' Seasons have been released as boxes, while the individual "single" releases have covered ''The Six Million Dollar Man'' entirely on DVD, the only market so far to do so.
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		+	Unfortunately for English speakers, the releases do not include an original English soundtrack, with the exceptions of three movie events, [[The Bionic Boy]], [[The Thunderbird Connection]] and [[The Lost Island]], each of which includes the original audio (the edits are the two-part versions). Most of these releases have tracked with the syndicated release format, with notable exceptions: [[Wine, Women and War]] is in its TV Movie form, and [[Welcome Home, Jaime]], is included. Finally, the [[The Six Million Dollar Man: Season 4\|Season Four]] boxed set, the first box of this season, includes [[Kill Oscar (Part II)]], albeit with the credits from ''[[The Bionic Woman]]''.
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		+	France has released ''[[Return of the Six Million Dollar Man and the Bionic Woman\|Mission Bionique]]'' along with [[The Moving Mountain]] single release, making this the first appearance of a reunion film on DVD.
	==Future Releases==		==Future Releases==
	There are no known future releases at this time.		There are no known future releases at this time.
	=Links=		=Links=
	*A comprehensive listing of international releases can be found at [[http://bionicwomanfiles.com The Bionic Woman Files]]		*A comprehensive listing of international releases can be found at [[http://bionicwomanfiles.com The Bionic Woman Files]]
-	*David Lambert explains the details of the impasse which has held up the US release of the shows on DVD [[http://community.tvguide.com/blog-entry/Dvd-Guy/Arent-Original-Bionic/800023655 Here]]	+	*David Lambert explains the details of the impasse which has held up the US release of the shows on DVD [[http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/news/Six-Million-Dollar-Man-Explanation-Of-No-DVDs-Yet/8198 Here]]
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Steve Austin

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	Steve's Bionic right arm has the equivalent strength of a bulldozer, lifting well above 1,000 pounds. With his bionic arm Steve can perform feats of great superhuman strength, including breaking steel chains, lifting cars, throwing boulders, ripping guns in half, bending metal bars, crushing concrete, knocking down and lifting trees, throwing objects incredably far and so on. In many episodes he has moved his bionic arm at great speeds. He also uses his arm as a shield as objects usually bounce off or break when they hit it. Blows from the bionic arm against human opponents are usually depicted as being devastating but not fatal. Austin is able to exercise a degree of control and is usually able to deliver non-fatal blows, but Steve typically tries to avoid this, saving the bionic right hook for a crisis. In the season 2 premiere of [[The Six Million Dollar Man]], Steve Austin’s Bionic arm has a facility to connect a tracking device to it. Dolenz calculates that Steve can lift 2,420 pounds six feet off the ground. It is revealed in this episode that Steve Austin's Bionic arm contains a geiger counter for detecting radioactivity. Steves arm can also somehow absorb electricity. His arm is also extremely durable. In the episode [[The Blue Flash]] steve gains the ability to detect microchips with his arm resulting in a blue flash in his bionic eye.		Steve's Bionic right arm has the equivalent strength of a bulldozer, lifting well above 1,000 pounds. With his bionic arm Steve can perform feats of great superhuman strength, including breaking steel chains, lifting cars, throwing boulders, ripping guns in half, bending metal bars, crushing concrete, knocking down and lifting trees, throwing objects incredably far and so on. In many episodes he has moved his bionic arm at great speeds. He also uses his arm as a shield as objects usually bounce off or break when they hit it. Blows from the bionic arm against human opponents are usually depicted as being devastating but not fatal. Austin is able to exercise a degree of control and is usually able to deliver non-fatal blows, but Steve typically tries to avoid this, saving the bionic right hook for a crisis. In the season 2 premiere of [[The Six Million Dollar Man]], Steve Austin’s Bionic arm has a facility to connect a tracking device to it. Dolenz calculates that Steve can lift 2,420 pounds six feet off the ground. It is revealed in this episode that Steve Austin's Bionic arm contains a geiger counter for detecting radioactivity. Steves arm can also somehow absorb electricity. His arm is also extremely durable. In the episode [[The Blue Flash]] steve gains the ability to detect microchips with his arm resulting in a blue flash in his bionic eye.

-	His left eye not only restored his vision, it features a telescopic zoom lens that allows him to see things far away. It also has a microscopic lens in which he can magnify his vision to see smaller objects. Additionally, the eye is equipped with an infrared function that allows him to see in the dark and the ability to detect heat (as in the episode [[The Pioneers]]). One early episode [[Day of the Robot]] shows the eye as a deadly accurate targeting device for his throwing arm, implying that it may have a targeting system in it. In the episode [[The Bionic Woman (episode)\|The Bionic Woman]] Steve scanned a $20 bill with his eye using his macro lens at Oscar's request, and determined that it was genuine. In [[Straight On 'Til Morning]], Steve was able to see past the illusion the aliens had created to fool their pursuers, and determine it to be fake. Steve displays a unique ability in this episode [[The Secret of Bigfoot]]. After he rips Bigfoot's arm off and pursues him into the cave, his way is blocked by a false wall. Austin looks at the wall and as an electronic sound effect is heard, the portion of the wall that opens up begins to glow. Although it's possible that this is a presentation of Austin's infrared vision capability, by this point in the series the usual presentation of this was a red-filtered version of the usual crosshairs which followed the usual close-up of Austin's eye; this does not occur in this instance. "[[The Secret of Bigfoot (Part II)]]" features another unique use of Austin's bionic eye he can view humanoid beings moving too fast for a normal eye to see . While the standard crosshairs are visible, a different form of filtering is used for the image, a lower-pitched version of the "bionic eye beep" is heard, and the close-up of Austin's eye is different from the usual one used. His eye allows steve to see things that would be invisible to a normal eye. In "[[Divided Loyalty]]"  steve was able to see motion sensor beams when Leon Jackson and his son could not, also in the same episode when Leon was blinded steve was used his eye to tell him that it was only tempary and that his vision would come back.	+	His left eye not only restored his vision, it features a telescopic zoom lens that allows him to see things far away. It also has a microscopic lens in which he can magnify his vision to see smaller objects. Additionally, the eye is equipped with an infrared function that allows him to see in the dark and the ability to detect heat (as in the episode [[The Pioneers]]). One early episode [[Day of the Robot]] shows the eye as a deadly accurate targeting device for his throwing arm, implying that it may have a targeting system in it. In the episode [[The Bionic Woman (episode)\|The Bionic Woman]] Steve scanned a $20 bill with his eye using his macro lens at Oscar's request, and determined that it was genuine. In [[Straight On 'Til Morning]], Steve was able to see past the illusion the aliens had created to fool their pursuers, and determine it to be fake. Steve displays a unique ability in this episode [[The Secret of Bigfoot]]. After he rips Bigfoot's arm off and pursues him into the cave, his way is blocked by a false wall. Austin looks at the wall and as an electronic sound effect is heard, the portion of the wall that opens up begins to glow. Although it's possible that this is a presentation of Austin's infrared vision capability, by this point in the series the usual presentation of this was a red-filtered version of the usual crosshairs which followed the usual close-up of Austin's eye; this does not occur in this instance. "[[The Secret of Bigfoot (Part II)]]" features another unique use of Austin's bionic eye he can view humanoid beings moving too fast for a normal eye to see . While the standard crosshairs are visible, a different form of filtering is used for the image, a lower-pitched version of the "bionic eye beep" is heard, and the close-up of Austin's eye is different from the usual one used. His eye allows steve to see things that would be invisible to a normal eye. In "[[Divided Loyalty]]"  steve was able to see motion sensor beams when Leon Jackson and his son could not, also in the same episode when Leon was blinded steve was used his eye to tell him that it was only tempary and that his vision would come back. in [[Clark Templeton O'Flaherty]] his bionic eye is given a infrared fingerprint scanner

	All bionics are powered by nuclear power generators that provide the user's bionic parts limitless endurance and stamina, while Steve's heart and lungs need only to provide for his torso, head and remaining arm, increasing the capacity of the remaining organics.		All bionics are powered by nuclear power generators that provide the user's bionic parts limitless endurance and stamina, while Steve's heart and lungs need only to provide for his torso, head and remaining arm, increasing the capacity of the remaining organics.

User talk:Major Sloan

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		+	Hi, Eulalia, along with myself, is part of [[Wikia:SpamTaskforce\|Wikia's spam task force]], he was '''deleting''' cross-wiki spam, not adding it. He's just cleaning up. Can you unblock him? --[[User:Charitwo\|Charitwo]] ([[User_talk:Charitwo\|talk]]) 20:29, December 19, 2009 (UTC)
		+	:My apologies to the task force and Eulalia, in particular. Paul has already reinstated you.--[[User:Major Sloan\|Major Sloan]] 00:18, December 21, 2009 (UTC)
	==Credits==		==Credits==
	The reason uncredited persons were listed in Trivia and not in the credits section was to follow ''True Credits'' rule -- which is that our credits would match the credits of the episode exactly. Perhaps we can create a new section in the info box for "extra information" or something? — [[User:Alex7000\|Paul]] ([[User talk:Alex7000\|<font size="1">talk</font>]]) 15:30, 8 October 2008 (UTC)		The reason uncredited persons were listed in Trivia and not in the credits section was to follow ''True Credits'' rule -- which is that our credits would match the credits of the episode exactly. Perhaps we can create a new section in the info box for "extra information" or something? — [[User:Alex7000\|Paul]] ([[User talk:Alex7000\|<font size="1">talk</font>]]) 15:30, 8 October 2008 (UTC)
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	Welcome, Major Sloan! My name is [[User:Alex7000\|Paul]], one of the admins here. What's your name? I'm glad to see you jumping in with some edits. Please let me know if there's anything you need. Be sure to check often the [[Special:Recent changes\|Recent changes]] page and the [[The Bionic Wiki:Current events\|Current events]] page -- they'll keep you up-to-date on what's happening here. If you need any additional help, leave a message in my [[User talk:Alex7000\|Talk]] page. Of course, you can always [[Special:Emailuser/Alex7000\|email me]] but using the Talk and Current Events pages helps to foster our growing wiki community. Please take advantage of the [[Help:Contents\|Help]] page or the cool [http://www.wikia.com/wiki/Help:Tutorial_1 tutorial] on the main Wikia page. I look forward to more of your contributions. This is going to be fun! — [[User:Alex7000\|Paul]] ([[User talk:Alex7000\|<font size="1">talk</font>]]) 06:04, 10 December 2007 (UTC)		Welcome, Major Sloan! My name is [[User:Alex7000\|Paul]], one of the admins here. What's your name? I'm glad to see you jumping in with some edits. Please let me know if there's anything you need. Be sure to check often the [[Special:Recent changes\|Recent changes]] page and the [[The Bionic Wiki:Current events\|Current events]] page -- they'll keep you up-to-date on what's happening here. If you need any additional help, leave a message in my [[User talk:Alex7000\|Talk]] page. Of course, you can always [[Special:Emailuser/Alex7000\|email me]] but using the Talk and Current Events pages helps to foster our growing wiki community. Please take advantage of the [[Help:Contents\|Help]] page or the cool [http://www.wikia.com/wiki/Help:Tutorial_1 tutorial] on the main Wikia page. I look forward to more of your contributions. This is going to be fun! — [[User:Alex7000\|Paul]] ([[User talk:Alex7000\|<font size="1">talk</font>]]) 06:04, 10 December 2007 (UTC)
	:PS: Please date/time stamp your Talk messages by adding <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> (four tildes) at the end of your message. This helps to keep track of conversations. For example, the last thing I'm going to type is <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> but once I save the page it will turn into this: — [[User:Alex7000\|Paul]] ([[User talk:Alex7000\|<font size="1">talk</font>]]) 06:14, 10 December 2007 (UTC)		:PS: Please date/time stamp your Talk messages by adding <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> (four tildes) at the end of your message. This helps to keep track of conversations. For example, the last thing I'm going to type is <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> but once I save the page it will turn into this: — [[User:Alex7000\|Paul]] ([[User talk:Alex7000\|<font size="1">talk</font>]]) 06:14, 10 December 2007 (UTC)
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-	Hi, Eulalia, along with myself, is part of [[Wikia:SpamTaskforce\|Wikia's spam task force]], he was '''deleting''' cross-wiki spam, not adding it. He's just cleaning up. Can you unblock him? --[[User:Charitwo\|Charitwo]] ([[User_talk:Charitwo\|talk]]) 20:29, December 19, 2009 (UTC)

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	Hi, Eulalia, along with myself, is part of [[Wikia:SpamTaskforce\|Wikia's spam task force]], he was '''deleting''' cross-wiki spam, not adding it. He's just cleaning up. Can you unblock him? --[[User:Charitwo\|Charitwo]] ([[User_talk:Charitwo\|talk]]) 20:29, December 19, 2009 (UTC)		Hi, Eulalia, along with myself, is part of [[Wikia:SpamTaskforce\|Wikia's spam task force]], he was '''deleting''' cross-wiki spam, not adding it. He's just cleaning up. Can you unblock him? --[[User:Charitwo\|Charitwo]] ([[User_talk:Charitwo\|talk]]) 20:29, December 19, 2009 (UTC)
	:My apologies to the task force and Eulalia, in particular. Paul has already reinstated you.--[[User:Major Sloan\|Major Sloan]] 00:18, December 21, 2009 (UTC)		:My apologies to the task force and Eulalia, in particular. Paul has already reinstated you.--[[User:Major Sloan\|Major Sloan]] 00:18, December 21, 2009 (UTC)
		+	::Easy mistake. I think all Wikia staff and support helpers should add a special ID tag in their signature when performing these tasks. — [[User:Alex7000\|Paul]] ([[User talk:Alex7000\|<font size="1">talk</font>]]) 19:31, December 21, 2009 (UTC)
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	The reason uncredited persons were listed in Trivia and not in the credits section was to follow ''True Credits'' rule -- which is that our credits would match the credits of the episode exactly. Perhaps we can create a new section in the info box for "extra information" or something? — [[User:Alex7000\|Paul]] ([[User talk:Alex7000\|<font size="1">talk</font>]]) 15:30, 8 October 2008 (UTC)		The reason uncredited persons were listed in Trivia and not in the credits section was to follow ''True Credits'' rule -- which is that our credits would match the credits of the episode exactly. Perhaps we can create a new section in the info box for "extra information" or something? — [[User:Alex7000\|Paul]] ([[User talk:Alex7000\|<font size="1">talk</font>]]) 15:30, 8 October 2008 (UTC)