In the TV series, the Blue Thunder can magically wipe out bad guys without harming civilians, a fantasy of technological superiority. In the movie, the test ends realistically with the bad guys all dead and many of the hostages dead too, which the protagonist considers unacceptable.
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The series even restages the demonstration scene, in which the Blue Thunder is deployed against a simulated hostage situation. In the TV series, the same helicopter is part of LA police operations, often used against people who _don’t_ have an armored, heavily armed helicopter, which seems a little unheroic. The story ended with the protagonist destroying the helicopter and walking away.
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The original movie had the premise that an armored, heavily armed, silent helicopter with advanced surveillance had no place in police operations, and only made sense in a militarized police state. fenzel OTI Staff Apr 28th 2014 12:46 pm #īlue Thunder had a peculiar evolution.actually has two other, more kitschy Japan-centric albums - the aforementioned “Gundam Rock,” which he released in 2009 for the 30th anniversary of Gundam, and an album of J-Pop covers called “The Japan Covers” that he released back in 2008. The album is, I’m sad to say, still in the plastic.īut yeah, looking through his wikipedia page, Andrew W.K. I was one of the people who got the album to get the note, and it was up on my wall for a few years. in sharpie telling them to party and such. directly from his website got a signed note from Andrew W.K. did a promotion that year via Twitter where the first large bunch of people who bought the album in the U.S. I’m familiar with it because it was issued as part of a double album with a bunch of live tracks in the U.S. album I was thinking of is called “Close Calls With Brick Walls.” It was released in Japan and South Korea only, in 2006. An LA native, he is a computer programmer and recovering actor, and has worked as a writer, tower bell-ringer, poet, janitor, call center manager, and birthday party Andrew W.K. He has hosted over 1,000 hours of podcasts on the site. Matthew Wrather and his smartest, funniest friends started Overthinking It in 2008. Robert Palmer – Simply Irresistible on YouTube.And the Internet goes crazy: Vox, HuffPo, TMZ.Digging up meaning from the rubble of an excavated Atari landfill from Ars Technica.Peter Fenzel: Mark Lee: Matthew Wrather: Reading.Want new episodes of the Overthinking It Podcast to download automatically? → Download Episode 304 (MP3) Subscribe to the Overthinking It Podcast Peter Fenzel, Mark Lee, and Matt Wrather overthink the issues of identity and appropriation in the controversy over Avril Lavigne’s “Hello Kitty.”
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