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@@Barbariandisks I agree. I would have much preferred the limbs to be articulated with actual joints. But the overall worst part about the entire toy in my opinion is the flimsy build on the Energizer

@@terrytownsend6717 their terminology not mine

It's sort of a running theme through all of my features

@@Hadden333 you are correct and I learned that during post-production after I had already finished shooting this video and it was too late for me to correct it

@@dandyfunhouse I apologize for being a know-it-all. I just thought I dreamt it for a moment and had to look myself. 😆

​@@Hadden333 all good. I was wondering how long it was going to take for someone to call me on that one!

I am so glad you enjoyed this! It was a lot of work to put it together but I'm glad that people are liking it

Yes. The bands are only there to keep the couch open so you can see it's face on the game store shelf.

Do people even buy DVDs anymore? I could see it running in syndication on a throwback retro TV channel like MeTV, TV Land or something like that but it would have to generate enough revenue to justify paying all that music licensing. Why not just run shows where you don't have to worry about it? That would probably be my perspective if I were a television executive.

@@dandyfunhouse that's what I meant put it on a platform people would watch like retro channels or hula and the other one I think it would be great, I watched that as a kid

Absolutely the best!

Thank you I do my best

That's my job!

I got to see them three times!

I don't know what that means but thanks for watching and leaving a comment!

All good. I appreciate the feedback. I'm actually over 3 years in right now. It's a monthly show which also publishes daily shorts.

After making this video I learned they actually made a series of Obnoxio comics. If I hadn't already wrapped shooting, I'd have included that.

CRAZY was my absolute favorite!

I used to plop a tape recorder in front of the tv every week!

I cringed while editing it

It's a lot of fun

Awesome!

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Lenny was so nice when I met him.

I did actually manage to repackage it and donate it to the youth room at my church.

Not a clue. I'm learning more about this band from the comments than I ever did researching in preparation to record the episode!

I actually did several back and forth after clearing the pallet it just doesn't show in this particular clip

This was fun to make. The great thing about doing reviews is that I don't have to write a script in advance except for the back history parts.

You should definitely check out some of these Facebook groups for Evel Knievel stunt bike enthusiasts these guys are out there making incredible jumps and they have a lot of special tricks to make the bikes operate better

I was surprised that all the generics appeared to come from the same place. Not sure what I expected.

Not a clue

@@dandyfunhouse thank you!

I'm on a diet right now. I have to lose over 50 lbs in order to be eligible to donate a kidney to somebody. As of this morning I have 34 lb to go

@dandyfunhouse that's fair bro, I just died laughing at that part. I saw this short with no context lmao

@@S4DF4C3 it's all good. I'm not running around advertising what I'm doing in that regard

Wish I'd have been able to find it. These were literally the only 4 I could find after visiting 4 different stores.

Lol! Well it would've won hands down! Don't get me wrong! I love a yummy warm frostless strawberry pop tart ( yes I'm the weird one who doesn't like frosting on my poptart) but I'd would rather have a warm, flaky strawberry toaster strudel.

@@chubumpkins7696 toaster strudel is the one where you squeeze frosting on after toasting right?

@@dandyfunhouse yes! Yes it is

Sorry. I hope the title wasn't misleading. I try my best to not put out clickbait. I merely meant that my putting it together was a part of the overall video.

Ooh that's cool!

It was my favorite!

Glad you liked it!

These are made from the original molds by ideal

If you're referring to the song Vote For Me, I believe it was sung by Johnny. I'd have to look at the album to find the writing credit though.

@@dandyfunhouse I found the credits it is by Scott Simon thank you

@@pukivuki45 We may be referring to different songs.

@@dandyfunhouse "We dig up the oldies, but Nixon is president, With his nifty policies, its gettin' hard to pay the rent." What Lyrics.

I don't keep very many of the toys and games I review, but this one I most certainly kept!

Very carefully

This piece of garbage game is long gone from my possession.

Welcome!

Thank you I had fun making it!

Thank you! I had no idea. I remember watching when I was a kid.

@@dandyfunhouse sorry if I am laughing, but you can see the license plate in the opening credits you posted. And one of the transformations is that after he changed, the plate would then read "1DERBUG". I remembered that because I had a friend a few years later that requested that as a license plate for his VW Beatle, only to find it was still in use (most likely still owned by Sid and Marty). So instead his plate read "1DRBUG".

@@michaelmartin4552 I remember staying up past midnight trying to get the episode in the can.

@@dandyfunhouse Tis cool, not a complaint at all but simply an observation. And being a video editor and creator myself (just not for YT), I fully understand. And as shows like that were my childhood, I still love the works of Sid and Marty, even decades later. Land of the Lost is still one of my favorite shows as a kid, as well as their prime-time adult oriented shows like Donnie and Marie or Pink Lady and Jeff. They were really one of the few companies making kid shows that did not talk down to us kids. This can really be seen in LotL, which not only had David Gerrold as consultant and writer of the show's "Bible", but other serious sci-fi creators like DC Fontana, Larry Niven, Ben Bova, Theodore Sturgeon, and Norman Spinrad.