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Wrong kind of mask

posted 17 years ago by nwilkinson-1
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Now why would Bruce Campbell expect that a mask covering only the top half of his face would conceal his identity? The man's chin is legendary.

[–] tommarine28 17 years ago

They brought that up in "Hamnesia". They referred to the Dragoon's distinctive jaw line, and it's the only episode where Croque and Brogard suspect Jack.

[–] jack_stiles 17 years ago

Yep, it's the same sort of disguise that Clark Kent and Diana Prince used: put on glasses, and no one will realize it's you. :P

[–] chronicbliss2 17 years ago

Well it helps if you part your hair on the other side too. Maybe try to stutter a little, and act clumsy. No one looking for a secret identity would ever think to suspect the Exact Polar Opposite.

[–] MarloweSyn 16 years ago

Also being pretty much the only American on the island. Ah well, still good fun. It's no Brisco, but few shows are.

[–] Cate17 15 years ago

I second marlowesyn. His American accent (or even just his voice for that matter) would have been a dead giveaway. And of course the chin...^-^

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[–] TheFatDruidofNacyl 13 years ago

I think the solders here was supposed to be as dumb as the ones on Hogan's Heroes.

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[–] Zekkan 9 years ago

LOL

[–] GeoSlv 8 years ago

This brings up what I didn't like about the show. How he created the mask was by taking her panties and putting them over his eyes with two holes. Just too crass sexually. There was more like that.
So together with scripts that were substandard, I can't say I was a fan.