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Hurtful Truth Level at 10:27, 9 April 2023

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KingClark: /* The Sonichu Connection */

2021-07-15T21:02:22Z

The Sonichu Connection

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	{{quote\|Hmm... I feel as silly as the time that I temporary [sic] [[Obesity\|gained weight]], became [[Slow-in-the-minds\|stupid]], and went to watch television at ghost command.\|[[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|Cartoon CWC]]<ref>[[Sonichu 7]]</ref>}}		{{quote\|Hmm... I feel as silly as the time that I temporary [sic] [[Obesity\|gained weight]], became [[Slow-in-the-minds\|stupid]], and went to watch television at ghost command.\|[[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|Cartoon CWC]]<ref>[[Sonichu 7]]</ref>}}

	While the average 20-something would have struggled to remember the names of the characters in ''The Real Ghostbusters'', Chris casually worked references to its forgotten namesake into an all-ages comic book. In [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]], Chris was [[Things Chris has ripped off\|inspired]] to drop in a cutaway gag straight from ''[[Family Guy]]''. Fat and stupid Cartoon CWC [[Sammy]] hangs out at Ghost Command but mistakes the Skelevator for a restroom and enters the transformation sequence with hilarious results. That is, he repeats the Eddie Spencer gag sequence almost exactly, including Sammy's final impact in the Ghost Buggy resulting in the vehicle screaming "OOOHHHHHH!!!! MY AXELS!!!!!" in agony [[DIRTY, CRAPPED BRIEFS\|as Sammy is heard ~~taking a shit~~ in the car anyway]].		While the average 20-something would have struggled to remember the names of the characters in ''The Real Ghostbusters'', Chris casually worked references to its forgotten namesake into an all-ages comic book. In [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]], Chris was [[Things Chris has ripped off\|inspired]] to drop in a cutaway gag straight from ''[[Family Guy]]''. Fat and stupid Cartoon CWC [[Sammy]] hangs out at Ghost Command but mistakes the Skelevator for a restroom and enters the transformation sequence with hilarious results. That is, he repeats the Eddie Spencer gag sequence almost exactly, including Sammy's final impact in the Ghost Buggy resulting in the vehicle screaming "OOOHHHHHH!!!! MY AXELS!!!!!" in agony [[DIRTY, CRAPPED BRIEFS\|as Sammy is heard shitting himself in the car anyway]].

	Combined with the irrelevancy of the Ghostbusters animated series, the bizarre non-sequitur nature of the scene utterly baffled readers. Because of this, "OOOH! MY AXELS!" has become a line memed by trolls and observers alike, though not to the extent of "[[Sonichu 2\|but during the stone age]]".		Combined with the irrelevancy of the Ghostbusters animated series, the bizarre non-sequitur nature of the scene utterly baffled readers. Because of this, "OOOH! MY AXELS!" has become a line memed by trolls and observers alike, though not to the extent of "[[Sonichu 2\|but during the stone age]]".

KingClark: /* The Sonichu Connection */

2021-07-15T21:01:52Z

The Sonichu Connection

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	{{quote\|Hmm... I feel as silly as the time that I temporary [sic] [[Obesity\|gained weight]], became [[Slow-in-the-minds\|stupid]], and went to watch television at ghost command.\|[[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|Cartoon CWC]]<ref>[[Sonichu 7]]</ref>}}		{{quote\|Hmm... I feel as silly as the time that I temporary [sic] [[Obesity\|gained weight]], became [[Slow-in-the-minds\|stupid]], and went to watch television at ghost command.\|[[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|Cartoon CWC]]<ref>[[Sonichu 7]]</ref>}}

	While the average 20-something would have struggled to remember the names of the characters in ''The Real Ghostbusters'', Chris casually worked references to its forgotten namesake into an all-ages comic book. In [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]], Chris was [[Things Chris has ripped off\|inspired]] to drop in a cutaway gag straight from ''[[Family Guy]]''. Fat and stupid Cartoon CWC [[Sammy]] hangs out at Ghost Command but mistakes the Skelevator for a restroom and enters the transformation sequence with hilarious results. That is, he repeats the Eddie Spencer gag sequence almost exactly, including Sammy's final impact in the Ghost Buggy resulting in the vehicle screaming "OOOHHHHHH!!!! MY AXELS!!!!!" in agony.		While the average 20-something would have struggled to remember the names of the characters in ''The Real Ghostbusters'', Chris casually worked references to its forgotten namesake into an all-ages comic book. In [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]], Chris was [[Things Chris has ripped off\|inspired]] to drop in a cutaway gag straight from ''[[Family Guy]]''. Fat and stupid Cartoon CWC [[Sammy]] hangs out at Ghost Command but mistakes the Skelevator for a restroom and enters the transformation sequence with hilarious results. That is, he repeats the Eddie Spencer gag sequence almost exactly, including Sammy's final impact in the Ghost Buggy resulting in the vehicle screaming "OOOHHHHHH!!!! MY AXELS!!!!!" in agony [[DIRTY, CRAPPED BRIEFS\|as Sammy is heard taking a shit in the car anyway]].

	Combined with the irrelevancy of the Ghostbusters animated series, the bizarre non-sequitur nature of the scene utterly baffled readers. Because of this, "OOOH! MY AXELS!" has become a line memed by trolls and observers alike, though not to the extent of "[[Sonichu 2\|but during the stone age]]".		Combined with the irrelevancy of the Ghostbusters animated series, the bizarre non-sequitur nature of the scene utterly baffled readers. Because of this, "OOOH! MY AXELS!" has become a line memed by trolls and observers alike, though not to the extent of "[[Sonichu 2\|but during the stone age]]".

KingClark at 21:00, 15 July 2021

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	{{quote\|OOOHHHHHH!!!! MY AXELS!!!!!\|Ghost Buggy's famous line in Sonichu- the single reason this article exists}}		{{quote\|OOOHHHHHH!!!! MY AXELS!!!!!\|Ghost Buggy's famous line in Sonichu, and the single reason this article exists.}}

	[[Image:GhostBuggy.jpg\|thumb\|The Pete Best of Ghostbusters.]]		[[Image:GhostBuggy.jpg\|thumb\|The Pete Best of Ghostbusters.]]

	'''''~~[[Wikipedia:~~Ghostbusters (1986 TV series)\|Ghostbusters]]''''' (often '''''~~[[Wikipedia:Filmation~~\|Filmation]]'s Ghostbusters''''' to avoid confusion) was a syndicated television cartoon that ran 65 episodes in late [[1986]].		'''''{{w\|Ghostbusters (1986 TV series)\|Ghostbusters}}''''' (often '''''{{w\|Filmation}}'s Ghostbusters''''' to avoid confusion) was a syndicated television cartoon that ran 65 episodes in late [[1986]].

	Thanks to ~~[[Wikipedia:The Ghost Busters~~\|The Ghost Busters]], a forgotten show in their back catalog, Filmation Associates (producers of ''[[Homos\|He-Man]]'') struck gold in [[1984]] when ~~[[Wikipedia:Columbia Pictures~~\|Columbia Pictures]] released a hit with a movie ~~[[Wikipedia:~~Ghostbusters\|with the same name]]. Filmation sued Columbia in [[1985]] over the use of the title ''Ghostbusters'', and in the ensuing settlement, Columbia agreed that it would not use that name for a cartoon based on their film. Filmation quickly cranked out a low-budget spin-off/sequel of its 1970s live-action show to capitalize on the popularity of the Ghostbusters name. The result was a forgettable cartoon destined to join the vast catalog of [[The Adventures of The American Rabbit\|cut-rate VHS cartoons]] that populated bargain bins at local grocers in the early 1990s. In what must have been trollsome intent, the animated spinoff to Columbia's Ghostbusters ended up being named ''The Real Ghostbusters'', but Chris doesn't care about that series.		Thanks to 1975's ''{{w\|The Ghost Busters}}'', a forgotten show in their back catalog that only ran for 15 episodes, Filmation Associates (producers of ''[[Homos\|He-Man]]'') struck gold in [[1984]] when {{w\|Columbia Pictures}} released a hit with a movie {{w\|Ghostbusters\|with the same name}}. Filmation sued Columbia in [[1985]] over the use of the title ''Ghostbusters'', and in the ensuing settlement, Columbia agreed that it would not use that name for a cartoon based on their film. Filmation quickly cranked out a low-budget spin-off/sequel of its 1970s live-action show to capitalize on the popularity of the Ghostbusters name. The result was a forgettable cartoon destined to join the vast catalog of [[The Adventures of The American Rabbit\|cut-rate VHS cartoons]] that populated bargain bins at local grocers in the early 1990s. In what must have been trollsome intent, the animated spinoff to Columbia's Ghostbusters ended up being named ''The Real Ghostbusters'', but Chris doesn't care about that series.

	Filmation's Ghostbusters does have its fans- and [[Chris]] is among them. When asked what he considers the 5 best television shows that he's ever seen, Chris was frank:		While eclipsed in popularity by the unrelated movie franchise that began about a decade later, Filmation's Ghostbusters does have its fans, and [[Chris]] is among them. When asked what he considers the 5 best television shows that he's ever seen, Chris was frank:

	{{quote\|Transformers (ALL Seasons and Sets), Sonic the Hedgehog (All Shows), Pok'emon (All Seasons), Mythbusters, Filmation's Ghostbusters (Little Care for "The Real Ghostbusters"; Jake, Eddie and Tracy WERE THE ORIGINAL REAL GHOSTBUSTERS).\|CWC<ref>[[Common Questions]]</ref>}}		{{quote\|Transformers (ALL Seasons and Sets), Sonic the Hedgehog (All Shows), Pok'emon (All Seasons), Mythbusters, Filmation's Ghostbusters (Little Care for "The Real Ghostbusters"; Jake, Eddie and Tracy WERE THE ORIGINAL REAL GHOSTBUSTERS).\|CWC<ref>[[Common Questions]]</ref>}}
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	While the average 20-something would have struggled to remember the names of the characters in ''The Real Ghostbusters'', Chris casually worked references to its forgotten namesake into an all-ages comic book. In [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]], Chris was [[Things Chris has ripped off\|inspired]] to drop in a cutaway gag straight from ''[[Family Guy]]''. Fat and stupid Cartoon CWC [[Sammy]] hangs out at Ghost Command but mistakes the Skelevator for a restroom and enters the transformation sequence with hilarious results. That is, he repeats the Eddie Spencer gag sequence almost exactly, including Sammy's final impact in the Ghost Buggy resulting in the vehicle screaming "OOOHHHHHH!!!! MY AXELS!!!!!" in agony.		While the average 20-something would have struggled to remember the names of the characters in ''The Real Ghostbusters'', Chris casually worked references to its forgotten namesake into an all-ages comic book. In [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]], Chris was [[Things Chris has ripped off\|inspired]] to drop in a cutaway gag straight from ''[[Family Guy]]''. Fat and stupid Cartoon CWC [[Sammy]] hangs out at Ghost Command but mistakes the Skelevator for a restroom and enters the transformation sequence with hilarious results. That is, he repeats the Eddie Spencer gag sequence almost exactly, including Sammy's final impact in the Ghost Buggy resulting in the vehicle screaming "OOOHHHHHH!!!! MY AXELS!!!!!" in agony.

	Combined with the irrelevancy of the Ghostbusters animated series, the bizarre non-sequitur nature of the scene utterly baffled readers. Because of this, "OOOH! MY AXELS!" has become a line memed by trolls and observers alike- though not to the extent of "[[Sonichu 2\|but during the stone age]]".		Combined with the irrelevancy of the Ghostbusters animated series, the bizarre non-sequitur nature of the scene utterly baffled readers. Because of this, "OOOH! MY AXELS!" has become a line memed by trolls and observers alike, though not to the extent of "[[Sonichu 2\|but during the stone age]]".

	==References==		==References==
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	==External links==		==External links==
	*~~[[Wikipedia:~~Ghostbusters (1986 TV series)\|Filmation's ''Ghostbusters'']] at [[Wikipedia]]		*{{w\|Ghostbusters (1986 TV series)\|Filmation's ''Ghostbusters''}} at [[Wikipedia]]
	*[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0127569/ ''Ghostbusters'' on IMDb]		*[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0127569/ ''Ghostbusters'' on IMDb]

Superspongebobbros at 19:12, 15 July 2021

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	Thanks to [[Wikipedia:The Ghost Busters\|The Ghost Busters]], a forgotten show in their back catalog, Filmation Associates (producers of ''[[Homos\|He-Man]]'') struck gold in [[1984]] when [[Wikipedia:Columbia Pictures\|Columbia Pictures]] released a hit with a movie [[Wikipedia:Ghostbusters\|with the same name]]. Filmation sued Columbia in [[1985]] over the use of the title ''Ghostbusters'', and in the ensuing settlement, Columbia agreed that it would not use that name for a cartoon based on their film. Filmation quickly cranked out a low-budget spin-off/sequel of its 1970s live-action show to capitalize on the popularity of the Ghostbusters name. The result was a forgettable cartoon destined to join the vast catalog of [[The Adventures of The American Rabbit\|cut-rate VHS cartoons]] that populated bargain bins at local grocers in the early 1990s. In what must have been trollsome intent, the animated spinoff to Columbia's Ghostbusters ended up being named ''The Real Ghostbusters'', but Chris doesn't care about that series.		Thanks to [[Wikipedia:The Ghost Busters\|The Ghost Busters]], a forgotten show in their back catalog, Filmation Associates (producers of ''[[Homos\|He-Man]]'') struck gold in [[1984]] when [[Wikipedia:Columbia Pictures\|Columbia Pictures]] released a hit with a movie [[Wikipedia:Ghostbusters\|with the same name]]. Filmation sued Columbia in [[1985]] over the use of the title ''Ghostbusters'', and in the ensuing settlement, Columbia agreed that it would not use that name for a cartoon based on their film. Filmation quickly cranked out a low-budget spin-off/sequel of its 1970s live-action show to capitalize on the popularity of the Ghostbusters name. The result was a forgettable cartoon destined to join the vast catalog of [[The Adventures of The American Rabbit\|cut-rate VHS cartoons]] that populated bargain bins at local grocers in the early 1990s. In what must have been trollsome intent, the animated spinoff to Columbia's Ghostbusters ended up being named ''The Real Ghostbusters'', but Chris doesn't care about that series.

	Ghostbusters does have its fans- and [[Chris]] is among them. When asked what he considers the 5 best television shows that he's ever seen, Chris was frank:		Filmation's Ghostbusters does have its fans- and [[Chris]] is among them. When asked what he considers the 5 best television shows that he's ever seen, Chris was frank:

	{{quote\|Transformers (ALL Seasons and Sets), Sonic the Hedgehog (All Shows), Pok'emon (All Seasons), Mythbusters, Filmation's Ghostbusters (Little Care for "The Real Ghostbusters"; Jake, Eddie and Tracy WERE THE ORIGINAL REAL GHOSTBUSTERS).\|CWC<ref>[[Common Questions]]</ref>}}		{{quote\|Transformers (ALL Seasons and Sets), Sonic the Hedgehog (All Shows), Pok'emon (All Seasons), Mythbusters, Filmation's Ghostbusters (Little Care for "The Real Ghostbusters"; Jake, Eddie and Tracy WERE THE ORIGINAL REAL GHOSTBUSTERS).\|CWC<ref>[[Common Questions]]</ref>}}

Abaddon: Polished up article

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Polished up article

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	{{quote\|~~$425.88~~\|~~Price tag for a [[Lego]] Ghostbusters Firehouse Headquarters set Chris bought during~~ the ~~[[Financhu Crisis]]<ref>https://kiwifarms.net/threads/chris-spent-over-425-on-ebay-last-month.19451/</ref>~~}}		{{quote\|OOOHHHHHH!!!! MY AXELS!!!!!\|Ghost Buggy's famous line in Sonichu- the single reason this article exists}}

	[[Image:GhostBuggy.jpg\|thumb\|The Pete Best of Ghostbusters.]]		[[Image:GhostBuggy.jpg\|thumb\|The Pete Best of Ghostbusters.]]

	'''''[[Wikipedia:Ghostbusters (1986 TV series)\|Ghostbusters]]''''' (often '''''[[Wikipedia:Filmation\|Filmation]]'s Ghostbusters''''' to avoid confusion) was a syndicated television cartoon that ran 65 episodes in late [[1986]]. If you were a child of the 80s, you probably wondered, "Why the heck is that awesome cartoon with Venkman, Egon, and Slimer called ''[[Wikipedia:The Real Ghostbusters\|The '''Real''' Ghostbusters]]''?" And since there was no Wikipedia until [[2001]], your mom probably told you to stop asking stupid questions, or go outside and play. Well, thanks to a forgotten show in their back catalog, Filmation Associates (producers of shows like ''[[Homos\|He-Man]]'') struck gold in [[1984]] when [[Wikipedia:Columbia Pictures\|Columbia Pictures]] had a hit with a movie [[Wikipedia:Ghostbusters\|of the same title]]. Filmation sued Columbia in [[1985]] over the use of the title ''Ghostbusters'', and in the ensuing settlement, Columbia agreed that it would not use that name for a cartoon based on their film. Filmation quickly cranked out a low-budget spin-off of its 1970s live-action show to capitalize on the free marketing. The results were mostly forgettable, and destined to join the vast catalog of [[The Adventures of The American Rabbit\|cut-rate VHS cartoons]] that populated bargain bins at local grocers in the early 1990s. In response to Filmation's legal trolling, Columbia, [[Duck\|DIC Entertainment]] and [[CWC Cola\|Coca-Cola Telecommunications]] responded by calling their own cartoon series ''The'' '''''Real''''' ''Ghostbusters''. That, Christorians, is [[true and honest]].		'''''[[Wikipedia:Ghostbusters (1986 TV series)\|Ghostbusters]]''''' (often '''''[[Wikipedia:Filmation\|Filmation]]'s Ghostbusters''''' to avoid confusion) was a syndicated television cartoon that ran 65 episodes in late [[1986]].

	~~In all honesty~~, the show ~~does have its fans~~. ~~When asked~~ what ~~he considers~~ the ~~5 best television shows that he~~'s ~~ever seen~~, [[Chris~~]] was frank:~~		Thanks to [[Wikipedia:The Ghost Busters\|The Ghost Busters]], a forgotten show in their back catalog, Filmation Associates (producers of ''[[Homos\|He-Man]]'') struck gold in [[1984]] when [[Wikipedia:Columbia Pictures\|Columbia Pictures]] released a hit with a movie [[Wikipedia:Ghostbusters\|with the same name]]. Filmation sued Columbia in [[1985]] over the use of the title ''Ghostbusters'', and in the ensuing settlement, Columbia agreed that it would not use that name for a cartoon based on their film. Filmation quickly cranked out a low-budget spin-off/sequel of its 1970s live-action show to capitalize on the popularity of the Ghostbusters name. The result was a forgettable cartoon destined to join the vast catalog of [[The Adventures of The American Rabbit\|cut-rate VHS cartoons]] that populated bargain bins at local grocers in the early 1990s. In what must have been trollsome intent, the animated spinoff to Columbia's Ghostbusters ended up being named ''The Real Ghostbusters'', but Chris doesn't care about that series.

	{{quote\|Transformers (ALL Seasons and Sets), Sonic the Hedgehog (All Shows), Pok'emon (All Seasons), Mythbusters, Filmation's Ghostbusters (Little Care for "The Real Ghostbusters"; Jake, Eddie and Tracy WERE THE ORIGINAL REAL GHOSTBUSTERS).\|CWC\|<ref>[[Common Questions]]</ref>}}		Ghostbusters does have its fans- and [[Chris]] is among them. When asked what he considers the 5 best television shows that he's ever seen, Chris was frank:

			{{quote\|Transformers (ALL Seasons and Sets), Sonic the Hedgehog (All Shows), Pok'emon (All Seasons), Mythbusters, Filmation's Ghostbusters (Little Care for "The Real Ghostbusters"; Jake, Eddie and Tracy WERE THE ORIGINAL REAL GHOSTBUSTERS).\|CWC<ref>[[Common Questions]]</ref>}}

	==Premise==		==Premise==
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	~~While~~ the ~~average 20~~-~~something would have struggled to remember~~ the ~~names of the characters in ''The Real Ghostbusters''~~, ~~Chris casually worked references~~ to ~~its forgotten namesake into an all-ages comic book~~. In [[~~Sonichu 7~~\|~~''Sonichu'' #7~~]]~~, Chris was inspired to drop in a ''~~[[~~Family Guy~~]]~~''-esque reference with ''Ghostbusters'' as the vehicle.~~		{{quote\|Hmm... I feel as silly as the time that I temporary [sic] [[Obesity\|gained weight]], became [[Slow-in-the-minds\|stupid]], and went to watch television at ghost command.\|[[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|Cartoon CWC]]<ref>[[Sonichu 7]]</ref>}}

	~~{{quote\|Hmm~~.~~.. I feel as silly as the time that I temporary~~ [~~sic]~~ [~~[Obesity~~\|~~gained weight~~]], ~~became~~ [[~~Slow-in-the-minds~~\|~~stupid~~]]~~, and went~~ to ~~watch television at ghost command.\|~~[[~~Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|~~Cartoon CWC~~]]<ref>~~[[~~Sonichu 7~~]]~~</ref>}}~~		While the average 20-something would have struggled to remember the names of the characters in ''The Real Ghostbusters'', Chris casually worked references to its forgotten namesake into an all-ages comic book. In [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]], Chris was [[Things Chris has ripped off\|inspired]] to drop in a cutaway gag straight from ''[[Family Guy]]''. Fat and stupid Cartoon CWC [[Sammy]] hangs out at Ghost Command but mistakes the Skelevator for a restroom and enters the transformation sequence with hilarious results. That is, he repeats the Eddie Spencer gag sequence almost exactly, including Sammy's final impact in the Ghost Buggy resulting in the vehicle screaming "OOOHHHHHH!!!! MY AXELS!!!!!" in agony.

	~~Fat, stupid Cartoon CWC (played by [[Sammy]]) was hanging out at Ghost Command~~, ~~until he mistook~~ the ~~Skelevator for a restroom and entered~~ the ~~transformation sequence with hilarious results~~. ~~That is~~, ~~he repeats~~ the ~~Eddie Spencer gag sequence almost exactly, including his final impact in~~ the ~~Ghost Buggy, which moans,~~ "~~Ohhh~~.~~..my axels!"~~		Combined with the irrelevancy of the Ghostbusters animated series, the bizarre non-sequitur nature of the scene utterly baffled readers. Because of this, "OOOH! MY AXELS!" has become a line memed by trolls and observers alike- though not to the extent of "[[Sonichu 2\|but during the stone age]]".

	==References==		==References==

Abaddon: /* Premise */

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Premise

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	{{quote\|♪Let's go, Ghostbusters, let's go! Let's go, let's go!♪\|[[CWC]]<ref>[[Sonichu 7 Official Videobook]]</ref>}}		{{quote\|♪Let's go, Ghostbusters, let's go! Let's go, let's go!♪\|[[CWC]]<ref>[[Sonichu 7 Official Videobook]]</ref>}}

	The Ghostbusters ~~on the show lived~~ in ~~a headquarters called~~ Ghost Command, where they ~~would~~ receive missions from a television called Skelevision. When going into action they ~~would~~ enter the Skelevator ~~which would send~~ them through an absurd, Rube Goldberg-esque ~~system~~ that ~~would change their casual dress to~~ safari outfits and then ~~deposit~~ them into their transport, the Ghost Buggy. The running gag in this sequence is that the team's leader, Jake Kong, Jr., has no difficulty going through the system, while the show's overweight comedy relief, Eddie Spencer, Jr., bounces around awkwardly. ~~This "transformation sequence" was~~ a fixture of the show~~, and was~~ accompanied by the ~~show~~'s main theme. You can see it yourself [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SgPO1J1bMDw here].		The Ghostbusters live in their Ghost Command headquarters, where they receive missions from a television called Skelevision and take on the power-hungry ghost wizard Prime Evil. When going into action they enter the Skelevator, sending them through an absurd, Rube Goldberg-esque transformation sequence that dresses the Ghostbusters in safari outfits and then deposits them into their transport, the Ghost Buggy. The running gag in this sequence is that the team's leader, Jake Kong Jr., has no difficulty going through the system, while the show's overweight comedy relief, Eddie Spencer Jr., bounces around awkwardly. These reoccurring scenes were a fixture of the show accompanied by the Ghostbuster's main theme. You can see it yourself [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SgPO1J1bMDw here].

	==The Sonichu Connection==		==The Sonichu Connection==

TurkeyToaster at 09:15, 25 August 2020

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	{{quote\|Hmm... I feel as silly as the time that I temporary [sic] [[Obesity\|gained weight]], became [[Slow-in-the-minds\|stupid]], and went to watch television at ghost command.\|[[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|Cartoon CWC]]<ref>[[Sonichu 7]]</ref>}}		{{quote\|Hmm... I feel as silly as the time that I temporary [sic] [[Obesity\|gained weight]], became [[Slow-in-the-minds\|stupid]], and went to watch television at ghost command.\|[[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|Cartoon CWC]]<ref>[[Sonichu 7]]</ref>}}

	Fat, stupid Cartoon CWC (played by ~~actor and Peter Griffin-analogue~~ [[Sammy]]) was hanging out at Ghost Command, until he mistook the Skelevator for a restroom and entered the transformation sequence with hilarious results. That is, he repeats the Eddie Spencer gag sequence almost exactly, including his final impact in the Ghost Buggy, which moans, "Ohhh...my axels!"		Fat, stupid Cartoon CWC (played by [[Sammy]]) was hanging out at Ghost Command, until he mistook the Skelevator for a restroom and entered the transformation sequence with hilarious results. That is, he repeats the Eddie Spencer gag sequence almost exactly, including his final impact in the Ghost Buggy, which moans, "Ohhh...my axels!"

	==References==		==References==

TurkeyToaster at 09:15, 25 August 2020

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	While the average 20-something would have struggled to remember the names of the characters in ''The Real Ghostbusters'', Chris casually worked references to its forgotten namesake into an all-ages comic book. In [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]], Chris was inspired to drop in a ''[[Family Guy]]''-esque ~~non-sequitur TV~~ reference with ''Ghostbusters'' as the vehicle.		While the average 20-something would have struggled to remember the names of the characters in ''The Real Ghostbusters'', Chris casually worked references to its forgotten namesake into an all-ages comic book. In [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]], Chris was inspired to drop in a ''[[Family Guy]]''-esque reference with ''Ghostbusters'' as the vehicle.

	{{quote\|Hmm... I feel as silly as the time that I temporary [sic] [[Obesity\|gained weight]], became [[Slow-in-the-minds\|stupid]], and went to watch television at ghost command.\|[[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|Cartoon CWC]]<ref>[[Sonichu 7]]</ref>}}		{{quote\|Hmm... I feel as silly as the time that I temporary [sic] [[Obesity\|gained weight]], became [[Slow-in-the-minds\|stupid]], and went to watch television at ghost command.\|[[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|Cartoon CWC]]<ref>[[Sonichu 7]]</ref>}}

MathevsEff at 20:49, 29 January 2018

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	'''''[[Wikipedia:Ghostbusters (1986 TV series)\|Ghostbusters]]''''' (often '''''[[Wikipedia:Filmation\|Filmation]]'s Ghostbusters''''' to avoid confusion) was a syndicated television cartoon that ran 65 episodes in late [[1986]]. If you were a child of the 80s, you probably wondered, "Why the heck is that awesome cartoon with Venkman, Egon, and Slimer called ''[[Wikipedia:The Real Ghostbusters\|The '''Real''' Ghostbusters]]''?" And since there was no Wikipedia until [[2001]], your mom probably told you to stop asking stupid questions, or go outside and play. Well, thanks to a forgotten show in their back catalog, Filmation Associates (producers of shows like ''[[Homos\|He-Man]]'') struck gold in [[1984]] when [[Wikipedia:Columbia Pictures\|Columbia Pictures]] had a hit with a movie [[Wikipedia:Ghostbusters\|of the same title]]. Filmation sued Columbia in [[1985]] over the use of the title ''Ghostbusters'', and in the ensuing settlement, Columbia agreed that it would not use that name for a cartoon based on their film. Filmation quickly cranked out a low-budget ~~spinoff~~ of its 1970s live-action show to capitalize on the free marketing. The results were mostly forgettable, and destined to join the vast catalog of [[The Adventures of The American Rabbit\|cut-rate VHS cartoons]] that populated bargain bins at local grocers in the early 1990s. In response to Filmation's legal trolling, Columbia, [[Duck\|DIC Entertainment]] and [[CWC Cola\|Coca-Cola ~~Telecommuncations~~]] responded by calling their own cartoon series ''The'' '''''Real''''' ''Ghostbusters''. That, Christorians, is [[true and honest]].		'''''[[Wikipedia:Ghostbusters (1986 TV series)\|Ghostbusters]]''''' (often '''''[[Wikipedia:Filmation\|Filmation]]'s Ghostbusters''''' to avoid confusion) was a syndicated television cartoon that ran 65 episodes in late [[1986]]. If you were a child of the 80s, you probably wondered, "Why the heck is that awesome cartoon with Venkman, Egon, and Slimer called ''[[Wikipedia:The Real Ghostbusters\|The '''Real''' Ghostbusters]]''?" And since there was no Wikipedia until [[2001]], your mom probably told you to stop asking stupid questions, or go outside and play. Well, thanks to a forgotten show in their back catalog, Filmation Associates (producers of shows like ''[[Homos\|He-Man]]'') struck gold in [[1984]] when [[Wikipedia:Columbia Pictures\|Columbia Pictures]] had a hit with a movie [[Wikipedia:Ghostbusters\|of the same title]]. Filmation sued Columbia in [[1985]] over the use of the title ''Ghostbusters'', and in the ensuing settlement, Columbia agreed that it would not use that name for a cartoon based on their film. Filmation quickly cranked out a low-budget spin-off of its 1970s live-action show to capitalize on the free marketing. The results were mostly forgettable, and destined to join the vast catalog of [[The Adventures of The American Rabbit\|cut-rate VHS cartoons]] that populated bargain bins at local grocers in the early 1990s. In response to Filmation's legal trolling, Columbia, [[Duck\|DIC Entertainment]] and [[CWC Cola\|Coca-Cola Telecommunications]] responded by calling their own cartoon series ''The'' '''''Real''''' ''Ghostbusters''. That, Christorians, is [[true and honest]].

	In all honesty, the show does have its fans. When asked what he considers the 5 best television shows that he's ever seen, [[Chris]] was frank:		In all honesty, the show does have its fans. When asked what he considers the 5 best television shows that he's ever seen, [[Chris]] was frank:

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	{{quote\|Hmm... I feel as silly as the time that I temporary [sic] [[Obesity\|gained weight]], became [[Slow-in-the-minds\|stupid]], and went to watch television at ghost command.\|[[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|Cartoon CWC]]<ref>[[Sonichu 7]]</ref>}}		{{quote\|Hmm... I feel as silly as the time that I temporary [sic] [[Obesity\|gained weight]], became [[Slow-in-the-minds\|stupid]], and went to watch television at ghost command.\|[[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|Cartoon CWC]]<ref>[[Sonichu 7]]</ref>}}

	While the average 20-something would have struggled to remember the names of the characters in ''The Real Ghostbusters'', Chris casually worked references to its forgotten namesake into an all-ages comic book. In [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]], Chris was [[Things Chris has ripped off\|inspired]] to drop in a cutaway gag straight from ''[[Family Guy]]''. Fat and stupid Cartoon CWC [[Sammy]] hangs out at Ghost Command but mistakes the Skelevator for a restroom and enters the transformation sequence with hilarious results. That is, he repeats the Eddie Spencer gag sequence almost exactly, including Sammy's final impact in the Ghost Buggy resulting in the vehicle screaming "OOOHHHHHH!!!! MY AXELS!!!!!" in agony [[DIRTY, CRAPPED BRIEFS\|as Sammy is heard ~~taking a shit~~ in the car anyway]].		While the average 20-something would have struggled to remember the names of the characters in ''The Real Ghostbusters'', Chris casually worked references to its forgotten namesake into an all-ages comic book. In [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]], Chris was [[Things Chris has ripped off\|inspired]] to drop in a cutaway gag straight from ''[[Family Guy]]''. Fat and stupid Cartoon CWC [[Sammy]] hangs out at Ghost Command but mistakes the Skelevator for a restroom and enters the transformation sequence with hilarious results. That is, he repeats the Eddie Spencer gag sequence almost exactly, including Sammy's final impact in the Ghost Buggy resulting in the vehicle screaming "OOOHHHHHH!!!! MY AXELS!!!!!" in agony [[DIRTY, CRAPPED BRIEFS\|as Sammy is heard shitting himself in the car anyway]].

	Combined with the irrelevancy of the Ghostbusters animated series, the bizarre non-sequitur nature of the scene utterly baffled readers. Because of this, "OOOH! MY AXELS!" has become a line memed by trolls and observers alike, though not to the extent of "[[Sonichu 2\|but during the stone age]]".		Combined with the irrelevancy of the Ghostbusters animated series, the bizarre non-sequitur nature of the scene utterly baffled readers. Because of this, "OOOH! MY AXELS!" has become a line memed by trolls and observers alike, though not to the extent of "[[Sonichu 2\|but during the stone age]]".

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	{{quote\|Hmm... I feel as silly as the time that I temporary [sic] [[Obesity\|gained weight]], became [[Slow-in-the-minds\|stupid]], and went to watch television at ghost command.\|[[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|Cartoon CWC]]<ref>[[Sonichu 7]]</ref>}}		{{quote\|Hmm... I feel as silly as the time that I temporary [sic] [[Obesity\|gained weight]], became [[Slow-in-the-minds\|stupid]], and went to watch television at ghost command.\|[[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|Cartoon CWC]]<ref>[[Sonichu 7]]</ref>}}

	While the average 20-something would have struggled to remember the names of the characters in ''The Real Ghostbusters'', Chris casually worked references to its forgotten namesake into an all-ages comic book. In [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]], Chris was [[Things Chris has ripped off\|inspired]] to drop in a cutaway gag straight from ''[[Family Guy]]''. Fat and stupid Cartoon CWC [[Sammy]] hangs out at Ghost Command but mistakes the Skelevator for a restroom and enters the transformation sequence with hilarious results. That is, he repeats the Eddie Spencer gag sequence almost exactly, including Sammy's final impact in the Ghost Buggy resulting in the vehicle screaming "OOOHHHHHH!!!! MY AXELS!!!!!" in agony.		While the average 20-something would have struggled to remember the names of the characters in ''The Real Ghostbusters'', Chris casually worked references to its forgotten namesake into an all-ages comic book. In [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]], Chris was [[Things Chris has ripped off\|inspired]] to drop in a cutaway gag straight from ''[[Family Guy]]''. Fat and stupid Cartoon CWC [[Sammy]] hangs out at Ghost Command but mistakes the Skelevator for a restroom and enters the transformation sequence with hilarious results. That is, he repeats the Eddie Spencer gag sequence almost exactly, including Sammy's final impact in the Ghost Buggy resulting in the vehicle screaming "OOOHHHHHH!!!! MY AXELS!!!!!" in agony [[DIRTY, CRAPPED BRIEFS\|as Sammy is heard taking a shit in the car anyway]].

	Combined with the irrelevancy of the Ghostbusters animated series, the bizarre non-sequitur nature of the scene utterly baffled readers. Because of this, "OOOH! MY AXELS!" has become a line memed by trolls and observers alike, though not to the extent of "[[Sonichu 2\|but during the stone age]]".		Combined with the irrelevancy of the Ghostbusters animated series, the bizarre non-sequitur nature of the scene utterly baffled readers. Because of this, "OOOH! MY AXELS!" has become a line memed by trolls and observers alike, though not to the extent of "[[Sonichu 2\|but during the stone age]]".

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	{{quote\|~~$425.88~~\|~~Price tag for a [[Lego]] Ghostbusters Firehouse Headquarters set Chris bought during~~ the ~~[[Financhu Crisis]]<ref>https://kiwifarms.net/threads/chris-spent-over-425-on-ebay-last-month.19451/</ref>~~}}		{{quote\|OOOHHHHHH!!!! MY AXELS!!!!!\|Ghost Buggy's famous line in Sonichu- the single reason this article exists}}

	[[Image:GhostBuggy.jpg\|thumb\|The Pete Best of Ghostbusters.]]		[[Image:GhostBuggy.jpg\|thumb\|The Pete Best of Ghostbusters.]]

	'''''[[Wikipedia:Ghostbusters (1986 TV series)\|Ghostbusters]]''''' (often '''''[[Wikipedia:Filmation\|Filmation]]'s Ghostbusters''''' to avoid confusion) was a syndicated television cartoon that ran 65 episodes in late [[1986]]. If you were a child of the 80s, you probably wondered, "Why the heck is that awesome cartoon with Venkman, Egon, and Slimer called ''[[Wikipedia:The Real Ghostbusters\|The '''Real''' Ghostbusters]]''?" And since there was no Wikipedia until [[2001]], your mom probably told you to stop asking stupid questions, or go outside and play. Well, thanks to a forgotten show in their back catalog, Filmation Associates (producers of shows like ''[[Homos\|He-Man]]'') struck gold in [[1984]] when [[Wikipedia:Columbia Pictures\|Columbia Pictures]] had a hit with a movie [[Wikipedia:Ghostbusters\|of the same title]]. Filmation sued Columbia in [[1985]] over the use of the title ''Ghostbusters'', and in the ensuing settlement, Columbia agreed that it would not use that name for a cartoon based on their film. Filmation quickly cranked out a low-budget spin-off of its 1970s live-action show to capitalize on the free marketing. The results were mostly forgettable, and destined to join the vast catalog of [[The Adventures of The American Rabbit\|cut-rate VHS cartoons]] that populated bargain bins at local grocers in the early 1990s. In response to Filmation's legal trolling, Columbia, [[Duck\|DIC Entertainment]] and [[CWC Cola\|Coca-Cola Telecommunications]] responded by calling their own cartoon series ''The'' '''''Real''''' ''Ghostbusters''. That, Christorians, is [[true and honest]].		'''''[[Wikipedia:Ghostbusters (1986 TV series)\|Ghostbusters]]''''' (often '''''[[Wikipedia:Filmation\|Filmation]]'s Ghostbusters''''' to avoid confusion) was a syndicated television cartoon that ran 65 episodes in late [[1986]].

	~~In all honesty~~, the show ~~does have its fans~~. ~~When asked~~ what ~~he considers~~ the ~~5 best television shows that he~~'s ~~ever seen~~, [[Chris~~]] was frank:~~		Thanks to [[Wikipedia:The Ghost Busters\|The Ghost Busters]], a forgotten show in their back catalog, Filmation Associates (producers of ''[[Homos\|He-Man]]'') struck gold in [[1984]] when [[Wikipedia:Columbia Pictures\|Columbia Pictures]] released a hit with a movie [[Wikipedia:Ghostbusters\|with the same name]]. Filmation sued Columbia in [[1985]] over the use of the title ''Ghostbusters'', and in the ensuing settlement, Columbia agreed that it would not use that name for a cartoon based on their film. Filmation quickly cranked out a low-budget spin-off/sequel of its 1970s live-action show to capitalize on the popularity of the Ghostbusters name. The result was a forgettable cartoon destined to join the vast catalog of [[The Adventures of The American Rabbit\|cut-rate VHS cartoons]] that populated bargain bins at local grocers in the early 1990s. In what must have been trollsome intent, the animated spinoff to Columbia's Ghostbusters ended up being named ''The Real Ghostbusters'', but Chris doesn't care about that series.

	{{quote\|Transformers (ALL Seasons and Sets), Sonic the Hedgehog (All Shows), Pok'emon (All Seasons), Mythbusters, Filmation's Ghostbusters (Little Care for "The Real Ghostbusters"; Jake, Eddie and Tracy WERE THE ORIGINAL REAL GHOSTBUSTERS).\|CWC\|<ref>[[Common Questions]]</ref>}}		Ghostbusters does have its fans- and [[Chris]] is among them. When asked what he considers the 5 best television shows that he's ever seen, Chris was frank:

			{{quote\|Transformers (ALL Seasons and Sets), Sonic the Hedgehog (All Shows), Pok'emon (All Seasons), Mythbusters, Filmation's Ghostbusters (Little Care for "The Real Ghostbusters"; Jake, Eddie and Tracy WERE THE ORIGINAL REAL GHOSTBUSTERS).\|CWC<ref>[[Common Questions]]</ref>}}

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	~~While~~ the ~~average 20~~-~~something would have struggled to remember~~ the ~~names of the characters in ''The Real Ghostbusters''~~, ~~Chris casually worked references~~ to ~~its forgotten namesake into an all-ages comic book~~. In [[~~Sonichu 7~~\|~~''Sonichu'' #7~~]]~~, Chris was inspired to drop in a ''~~[[~~Family Guy~~]]~~''-esque reference with ''Ghostbusters'' as the vehicle.~~		{{quote\|Hmm... I feel as silly as the time that I temporary [sic] [[Obesity\|gained weight]], became [[Slow-in-the-minds\|stupid]], and went to watch television at ghost command.\|[[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|Cartoon CWC]]<ref>[[Sonichu 7]]</ref>}}

	~~{{quote\|Hmm~~.~~.. I feel as silly as the time that I temporary~~ [~~sic]~~ [~~[Obesity~~\|~~gained weight~~]], ~~became~~ [[~~Slow-in-the-minds~~\|~~stupid~~]]~~, and went~~ to ~~watch television at ghost command.\|~~[[~~Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|~~Cartoon CWC~~]]<ref>~~[[~~Sonichu 7~~]]~~</ref>}}~~		While the average 20-something would have struggled to remember the names of the characters in ''The Real Ghostbusters'', Chris casually worked references to its forgotten namesake into an all-ages comic book. In [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]], Chris was [[Things Chris has ripped off\|inspired]] to drop in a cutaway gag straight from ''[[Family Guy]]''. Fat and stupid Cartoon CWC [[Sammy]] hangs out at Ghost Command but mistakes the Skelevator for a restroom and enters the transformation sequence with hilarious results. That is, he repeats the Eddie Spencer gag sequence almost exactly, including Sammy's final impact in the Ghost Buggy resulting in the vehicle screaming "OOOHHHHHH!!!! MY AXELS!!!!!" in agony.

	~~Fat, stupid Cartoon CWC (played by [[Sammy]]) was hanging out at Ghost Command~~, ~~until he mistook~~ the ~~Skelevator for a restroom and entered~~ the ~~transformation sequence with hilarious results~~. ~~That is~~, ~~he repeats~~ the ~~Eddie Spencer gag sequence almost exactly, including his final impact in~~ the ~~Ghost Buggy, which moans,~~ "~~Ohhh~~.~~..my axels!"~~		Combined with the irrelevancy of the Ghostbusters animated series, the bizarre non-sequitur nature of the scene utterly baffled readers. Because of this, "OOOH! MY AXELS!" has become a line memed by trolls and observers alike- though not to the extent of "[[Sonichu 2\|but during the stone age]]".

	==References==		==References==

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	While the average 20-something would have struggled to remember the names of the characters in ''The Real Ghostbusters'', Chris casually worked references to its forgotten namesake into an all-ages comic book. In [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]], Chris was inspired to drop in a ''[[Family Guy]]''-esque ~~non-sequitur TV~~ reference with ''Ghostbusters'' as the vehicle.		While the average 20-something would have struggled to remember the names of the characters in ''The Real Ghostbusters'', Chris casually worked references to its forgotten namesake into an all-ages comic book. In [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]], Chris was inspired to drop in a ''[[Family Guy]]''-esque reference with ''Ghostbusters'' as the vehicle.

	{{quote\|Hmm... I feel as silly as the time that I temporary [sic] [[Obesity\|gained weight]], became [[Slow-in-the-minds\|stupid]], and went to watch television at ghost command.\|[[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|Cartoon CWC]]<ref>[[Sonichu 7]]</ref>}}		{{quote\|Hmm... I feel as silly as the time that I temporary [sic] [[Obesity\|gained weight]], became [[Slow-in-the-minds\|stupid]], and went to watch television at ghost command.\|[[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|Cartoon CWC]]<ref>[[Sonichu 7]]</ref>}}