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Paul -- I hope this makes it into Corrections & Omissions Rob's story about Kane Hodder's behavior at the horror convention sounded pretty harsh. I'm guessing that Kane was having an exceptionally bad day. I worked with Kane on a low budget feature and one day he saved my ass -- We were filming on location in a sketchy part of Los Angeles. While we were preparing to shoot, I was standing on the sidewalk with other crew members. A crazy, intoxicated person ran his bicycle into me. Then he jumped up and tried to fight me. The rest of the cast and crew ran away, leaving me all alone to deal with this dangerous lunatic. Everyone except for Kane Hodder. I felt him step up right behind me. He had my back. The lunatic kept screaming in my face for a minute, but finally realized that he was not going to win in a physical altercation against myself and Kane. So he left cursing and screaming. I am certain that it would have come to physical violence if Kane had not been there. He didn't know me very well and I was not a high-ranking member of the crew. He saw that I needed help and came to my aid when everyone else had abandoned me. For the rest of the shoot, Kane shared a great sense of humor and amazing stories from a legendary stunt career. I just wanted to share this story to give a little more perspective on Kane Hodder as a person. I love the show. Keep up the great work.

A lot of the faulty/evil robot jet plot is lifted right out of 1983's long forgotten "Deal of the Century" starring Chevy Chase, Sigourney Weaver, and Gregory Hines. It was directed by William Friedkin. I'm pretty sure that water causes the robot jet to go haywire in DotC and Gregory Hines has to take it down in a dog fight. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0085412/?ref_=nv_sr_1 Side note: There is an amazing road rage scene in DotC. Gregory Hines pulls a flame thrower out of his car and torches the other car.