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* In ''[[Street Sharks]]'', [[Mad Scientist|Dr. Paradigm]] figures out that using his [[Playing with Syringes|gene-slamming technique]] on humans would let him eliminate some steps, so he he tests it on the first person available - [[Too Dumb to Live|Dr. Bolton]]. He also tests it on Bolton's sons and a few other people, before figuring out that gene-slammed humans can't be controlled. |
* In ''[[Street Sharks]]'', [[Mad Scientist|Dr. Paradigm]] figures out that using his [[Playing with Syringes|gene-slamming technique]] on humans would let him eliminate some steps, so he he tests it on the first person available - [[Too Dumb to Live|Dr. Bolton]]. He also tests it on Bolton's sons and a few other people, before figuring out that gene-slammed humans can't be controlled. |
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** He's WORKING on that control thing... |
** He's WORKING on that control thing... |
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* In the ''[[Star Wars: The Clone Wars]]'' episode ''Defenders of Peace'', Count Duku decides a weapon needs to be tested on living creatures instead of just droids and grass. The creator of the weapon decides to test it on sapient aliens. |
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