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Old 09-05-2012, 03:21 PM   #34
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You missed a critical part of the "jumping the shark" Happy Days episode: Fonzi jumped the shark on water skis while wearing his LEATHER JACKET.

And as far as well rounded superhero comic book characters are concerned, Stan Lee's creation of the early stable of Marvel superheroes was all about character development. That was what made them so different than DC or anybody else.
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