them stop Cobra. The Joes stop Cobra's plot at the U.N. meeting, and are later rewarded for their actions. Video games Flint appears as one of the characters in the first Action Force video game. Other media Bill Ratner reprises his role of Flint in the Family Guy episode "North by North Quahog." Flint appears in a parody of the "Knowing is half the battle" public service announcements that were common after the end of many G.I. Joe episodes. He appears out of a bathroom stall in Chris Griffin's school to talk about the downsides to abusing alcohol. He was never mentioned by name. Flint appears in the Robot Chicken episode "Toyz in the Hood." He is shown carpooling with He-Man, Lion-O, and Superman. Bill Ratner reprises his role of Flint in the episode "Day at the Circus". Flint later makes a cameo in the episode "More Blood, More Chocolate" where he and the other Joes storm Cobra Command and plant an American Flag in Cobra Commander's butt. In "PS: Yes In That Way", Flint was among the G.I. Joe members mocking their newest member Calvin AKA Doctor Fumbles. He is untimely sniped by Fumbles in the throat when the Joe Team were ambushed only leaving Duke alive. In "The Ramblings of Maurice", Flint was present at Junkyard's funeral. In the webcomic Least I Could Do written by Ryan Sohmer, the main character, Rayne Summers, has once fallen asleep while playing with G.I. Joe action figures and played the role of Flint in a hallucinated battle between him and Cobra forces. During his hallucination, Summers is referred to by the other G.I. Joe soldiers as "Flint". Pages 148-150 of the non-fiction e-book Diary of an American Boy has one young child's re-imagining of Flint's romance with Lady Jaye. Diary of an American Boy: A Poet, Athlete, Stud, and a Liar by Charles Pratt. Bill Ratner reprises his role of Flint in the Community'' episode "G.I. Jeff". References External links Flint at JMM's G.I. Joe Comics Home Page Fictional commanders Fictional characters from Kansas Fictional warrant officers Fictional military sergeants Fictional lieutenants Fictional colonels Fictional United States Army personnel Fictional United States Army Rangers personnel Fictional United States Army Special Forces personnel Action film characters Male characters in animated series Male characters in comics Male characters in film G.I. Joe soldiers Television characters introduced in 1984