Cartoon Network relaunched the 1972 cartoon Sealab 2020 as a spoof Sealab 2021 as part of Adult Swim. The first episode aired on December 21, 2000. ("Radio Free Sealab", Sealab 2021, TV Cartoon Event)
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Cartoon Network relaunched the 1972 cartoon Sealab 2020 as a spoof Sealab 2021 as part of Adult Swim. The first episode aired on December 21, 2000. ("Radio Free Sealab", Sealab 2021, TV Cartoon Event)
UAHHH IT'S HANK MURPHY
His die-cast is sooo cute tho
Well,it's time to introduce another RS ex-townie :))
Hank "Halloween" Murphy is a traveler and troublemaker,who used to get into a lot of trouble during his younger years.
He loved drag racing,doing donuts and playing chicken with his friends.
He was a silly and joyful guy but he stopped goofing around when he lost a curb feeler in a race...
He never lost a race,nor a chicken race because he had problems with depth of perception: he couldn't understand the other cars were getting closer and the time he lost the curb feeler,they were just a little too close.
I haven't found information of why he left Radiator Springs.
Why am I obsessed with him too? He's a silly little guy who gets into trouble and lives adventures everyday 😝
Some how, no matter the world, one of John’s most important friends’s last names will be Murphy
Sorry about Murph. 😔 He was a good soldier.
He...God, he...he was amazing.
And he was dumb. Not actually dumb, the kid was a genius, but...damn, that guy was ridiculous. Always had all of us in tears laughing at some stupid shit no one else would have dreamed of trying, and he was good at knowing when we needed that. He somehow always seemed to know when we all just needed to silently go to bed with a shared quiet understanding of what we'd all seen that day vs when we needed a laugh and to be pulled out of our own heads.
Losing him like that, it's weird. Because you think stuff like, "if he'd just stepped six inches to the left"/"if I would have run ahead of him"/"if we would have circled around the other direction"...
One moment he was there and the next I was wiping pieces of him off my face and telling the medics to leave the shards of his cross in my arm.