[cole1982]

290. Nelson Muntz (The Simpsons)

[Leo]

www.sccs.swarthmore.edu/users/98/dylan/tomb/index.html#:~:text=Tombstone%20is%20fairly%20accurate%20historically,a%20shotgun)%20are%20actually%20documented.

"Tombstone is fairly accurate historically. In fact, some of the more unbelieveable scenes (such as Bill Brosius missing Wyatt three times from point-blank range before Earp cuts him in half with a shotgun) are actually documented. The Shootout at OK Corral is portrayed almost exactly as courtroom proceedings have described it. (see some of the excerpts that I have found) The Clantons and McLaurys were deadly rivals of the Earps, and this feud caused many casualties on both sides. The Earps were no angels, and I think that Jarre's script does a good job in getting that idea across."

historybyday.com/pop-culture/the-classic-western-tombstone-is-based-on-strange-but-true-events/

"Believe it or not, Tombstone is rather accurate historically. Some of the unbelievable scenes, like Bill Brosius missing his shot with Wyatt three times from point-blank range right before Earp, cut him in half with a shotgun, happened to be documented and is real."

Dev, I'm actually extremely surprised your opinion on Tombstone is such as it's always been considered an accurate depiction. Sure, some liberties are taking with the story, by shortening timelines and crafting some scenes, but you're going to get that with any movie based on real events. 

[Cliffsnotes]

Eric Cartman voice: Exterminate! EXTERMINATE!

287.  (A) Dalek - Dr Who (Repick)

[cletusegw]

291. Mephisto (Marvel)

[Leo]

292. Cyrus the Virus (Con Air)

For Solly via FB. Dev up.

[DevSop]

293. Sara Lance/White Canary

[Leo]

294. Judge Smails (Caddyshack)

[Road Warrior Shark]

295. (Professor) James/Jamie Moriarity {Sherlock Holmes}

[Cliffsnotes]

Jul 13, 2022 17:42:52 GMT -5 DevSop said:

293. Sara Lance/White Canary

Absolutely love the character and there is a lot that can be done with her. I considered her for both a hero and a villain team, but just didn't have the exact right feel for her chemistry with the teams.

[The Canadian Content]

296. The Shredder (Oroko Saki)

[MayhemNX]

297 Jean-Baptiste Emanuel Zorg 5th Element



298 the Traveller HG Wells Time Machine

[The Canadian Content]

299. Kylo Ren

[Road Warrior Shark]

TexShark300. Black Canary (DC-verse)

[Leo]

301. Mad Hatter/Jervis Tetch (Batman/DC)

[DevSop]

302. The Night King (Song of Ice & Fire/Game of Thrones)

[The Jewish Cunthead]

303. Negan (The Walking Dead)

[DevSop]

Jul 13, 2022 16:54:32 GMT -5 Leo said:

www.sccs.swarthmore.edu/users/98/dylan/tomb/index.html#:~:text=Tombstone%20is%20fairly%20accurate%20historically,a%20shotgun)%20are%20actually%20documented.

"Tombstone is fairly accurate historically. In fact, some of the more unbelieveable scenes (such as Bill Brosius missing Wyatt three times from point-blank range before Earp cuts him in half with a shotgun) are actually documented. The Shootout at OK Corral is portrayed almost exactly as courtroom proceedings have described it. (see some of the excerpts that I have found) The Clantons and McLaurys were deadly rivals of the Earps, and this feud caused many casualties on both sides. The Earps were no angels, and I think that Jarre's script does a good job in getting that idea across."

historybyday.com/pop-culture/the-classic-western-tombstone-is-based-on-strange-but-true-events/

"Believe it or not, Tombstone is rather accurate historically. Some of the unbelievable scenes, like Bill Brosius missing his shot with Wyatt three times from point-blank range right before Earp, cut him in half with a shotgun, happened to be documented and is real."

Dev, I'm actually extremely surprised your opinion on Tombstone is such as it's always been considered an accurate depiction. Sure, some liberties are taking with the story, by shortening timelines and crafting some scenes, but you're going to get that with any movie based on real events. 

Not to get further into this, but NONE of this is about Doc Holliday who is clearly very exaggerated based on all accounts of who he was. But a re-pick was made and Doc Holliday from Tombstone is invalid for now.

[DevSop]

Morning Reset, Cletus on the clock.


304. Cletus
305. Cole
306. SG
307. BC
308. JD

Round 29
309. JD
310. BC (traded to JD)
311. SG
312. Cole
313. Cletus
314. Solly
315. DevSop
316. Leo
317. Sharky
318. Hodgey
319. Mayhem

[cletusegw]

304. Princess Merida (Brave)

[cole1982]

305. Pietro Maximoff / Quicksilver

[Sportsguy]

Even if you don't believe the long standing internet theory that this character IS James Bond (I don't think it's true but love the idea), there's no denying this character should fit well on a team with Bond.

"Losers always whine about their best. Winners go home and fuck the prom queen"

306. John Patrick Mason (The Rock)

[Cliffsnotes]

Jul 13, 2022 16:16:29 GMT -5 Sportsguy said:

I really do hate to do this again, but yeah, I'm calling bullshit on this pick.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doc_Holliday

Just to throw my two cents in here…

I had a running conversation with Dev over the last few weeks because I’m pretty confused by what is and isn’t eligible when discussing real people as fictionalized characters. We probably discussed about ten names in total and referenced Wikipedia and just tried to get a feel for what would and wouldn’t be allowed and why and how the rules work.

Obviously none of these ended up being picked in the first few rounds so they aren’t critical to my team, but I wasn’t trying to skirt some rules or anything.

So, no offense taken for calling bullshit on a pick, but just want everyone to know my process for taking anything questionable was to ask and discuss with Dev first.

[DevSop]

For BC, 307. Godzilla (Godzilla)

[Cliffsnotes]

308. The Saint of Killers (Preacher)




309. The Corinthian (Found in DC/Vertigo comics involving The Endless)




310. Tim Hunter (The Books of Magic comic books and other DC/Vertigo comics)

[Sportsguy]

There's another obvious pick from this movie, but my thief team already has 2 master planners in Gruber and McCauley. What they need is some muscle.

"I need your help. I can't tell you what it is, you can never ask me about it later, and we're going to hurt some people."

(without missing a beat) "Whose car are we going to take?"

311. James Coughlin (The Town)