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Telepathic Combinations - Vulcan/Betazoid hybrid?
I just finished watching Enterprise - 2x14 - Stigma and was thinking about the "minority" of touch-telepaths that existed at the time in the 22nd on Vulcan. Despite the Vulcan High Command's Dictatorial Rule (Arguably a Romulan Plot to overthrow the Goverment and bring about Reunification their way...), being a Mind-Melder wasn't something that could be determined from Birth (As all Vulcan's were logged in the genetic database, and Soval (A high-ranking member) was capable of Melding himself and had escaped detection till just before the shift caused by the Kir'Shara.
I've always assummed that all Vulcan's had the ability to Meld though to differing degrees. Some might not have even been aware of their potential and it just lay dormant. The stigma associated with being a melder obviously made being open to or indulging oneself in the practice less than desirable. But afterwards with Sarek himself known as a melder, touch telepathy became a more wide-spread ability in possession and practice.
Of course, just like with Vulcans, Betazoids exist with varying degrees of Telepathic Talents.
We've seen evidence of a Human/Vulcan Pairing in Spock and a Human/Betazoid pairing in Deana Troi.
Half-Betazoid Humans tend to be Empathic with some low Telepathic Talents yet only with those that they are strongly connected to emotionally.
So cross two Telepathic Species and what happens... what would the result of a Vulcan/Betazoid paring bring to the table in terms of Telepathic Talents.
Some like Lwaxana Troi are very powerful (Did she use telekinesis at one point?)
Then you've got others like Rennan Konya who is Betazoid but lacks any real telepathic ability instead reading the motor cortex of others.
I'm just trying to get a handle on the possibilities. I guess I'm looking at best guesses unless this has already been done in the books somewhere.
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^A few notes...
1.) I meant Surak not Sarek... It was late, so apologies.
2.) I didn't think she did, but I read something about secret mental teachings leading to telekinesis on either Memory-Alpha in the "Apocrypha" or Memory Beta, so I thought I'd ask, as I didn't remember any of that myself.
3.) In regards to Konya, when I said lacking any real telepathic ability, I meant just what you said. He lacks the range of other telepathic abilities save for his ability to sense the motor cortex...
-I also wonder, if Lwaxana is "High" on the Bell Curve of Telepathic Abilities, then does that mean she is capable of reading emotions as clearly as Deana (It was never clear if to me if Betazoid Telepaths had Empathic Senses as well) or the Motor Cortex
as Konya does?
-No one willing to postulate on a Vulcan/Betazoid Hybrid?
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Telepathically speaking? Probably stronger powers-- the intimacy of a mind-meld without the physical contact.
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However, I doubt a telepath of Lwaxana's strength would've developed Konya's motor-sensing skills, due to lack of need. She can sense the intent directly, so she wouldn't need to train herself in the workaround of sensing the muscle impulse. By analogy, people without working hands can train their toes to incredible dexterity to compensate, but those of us who can and do rely on our hands generally have very weak toes because we don't need to use them.
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Good points.
Are Romulans capable of Touch-Telepathy?
I know they were interbreeding with Remans who had some mental powers... (or did the Remans derive their abilities from mixing with Romulans?) either way has this ever been addressed on-screen or in the literature?
While we're on the subject, how are Romulans different from Vulcans? Do they have the abilities of Vulcans for example and do they have something similar to Pon Far?
Sorry, to go somewhat off topic, but this line of thought has lead me to several questions I never really knew the answers to.
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I thought I remembered hearing somewhere that Pon Farr was somehow related to the Vulcans emotional control. So if that is true then the Romulans would probably not deal with it since they let their emotions out.
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That claim has been made about pon farr -- that it's "the price they pay for being so controlled the rest of the time" -- but that doesn't make a lot of sense in biological terms. It's more likely that the conditions and biochemistry on Romulus altered the colonists' hormones. Indeed, such potential might already exist in Vulcan genetics. Infrequent procreation is a credible adaptation to the austere conditions of a desert climate, but it's possible that the Vulcans' ancestors only adapted it as their planet grew more arid. Once in a more lush environment, the ancestral reproductive cycle might have reasserted itself. Although that would suggest that Vulcans should've lost pon farr simply from developing civilization, food surplus, and climate control, or at least that Vulcans raised on other worlds like Earth would develop without it.
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That doesn't wash, we've seen plenty of tall and slender/slim Romulans. More than we've seen short, portly ones.
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Tim Carpenter, a reporter with the Topeka Capital-Journal, says there are questions about whether Jim Brownback has benefited from his connection to the state's most powerful politician. Carpenter wrote about the allegations in an article published over the weekend. ACLU Could Challenge Kansas Ag-Gag Law By Stephen Koranda • Aug 7, 2015 Chesapeake Bay Program, flickr Creative Commons A court recently struck down an Idaho law that barred undercover filming of livestock facilities. Those types of videos are sometimes used by animal rights activists. The ruling could lead to a challenge of a similar Kansas law. Warren Parker, with the Kansas Farm Bureau, says videos can be edited and twisted to paint a negative picture. He says the law helps prevent people trespassing onto farm property to film the videos, where they could introduce disease. He says livestock producers keeping their farms closed to cameras isn't about protecting abuse. Topeka City Council Considers Ban On Public Nudity By Stephen Koranda • Aug 6, 2015 This piece originally aired Aug. 6, 2015, during Morning Edition. The Topeka City Council will consider a plan to outlaw public nudity. There's currently nothing on the books making it illegal for people in the Kansas capital city to bare it all. At a meeting this week, City Councilman Jeff Coen called the Shunga Trail a gem in Topeka. "Every time I ride, there's bunny rabbits running across there. We've seen turtles and snakes," Coen says. But there are some things he doesn't want see. Some Kansas Lawmakers Already Face Challengers For 2016 Election By Stephen Koranda • Aug 5, 2015 Becky McCray, flickr Creative Commons An earlier version of this piece aired August 4, 2015, during All Things Considered. There's more than a year before the 2016 election, but some races in the Kansas Statehouse are starting to take shape. 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NFL: Ex-Broncos running back Moreno signs 1-year deal with Dolphins
Miami • Running back Knowshon Moreno has agreed to terms on a one-year contract with Miami Dolphins, and they hope he'll enliven a ground game that ranked 26th in the NFL last season.
Moreno, a five-year veteran, had his best season in 2013 when he rushed for 1,038 yards, caught 60 passes and scored 13 touchdowns playing with Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos. He ranked fifth in the NFL with 1,586 yards from scrimmage, and tied for fourth with 10 rushing touchdowns.
Montee Ball, a rookie last year, made Moreno expendable in Denver.
Lamar Miller and Daniel Thomas were the Dolphins' primary ball carriers last season, and both remain on the roster. Moreno has a career average of 4.1 yards per carry, compared to 4.2 for Miller and 3.6 for Thomas.
The Dolphins' offensive line has been a big reason for their sputtering ground game. The unit also gave up a franchise-record 58 sacks and was rocked by the team's bullying scandal last year.
Center Mike Pouncey is the lone holdover in the line, and while the Dolphins added left tackle Branden Albert, they're still shopping for upgrades at guard and right tackle.
Denver made Moreno the 12th overall pick in the 2009 draft after he played at Georgia. He has career rushing totals of 3,468 yards and 26 touchdowns.
Moreno became a social media sensation when he cried during the national anthem before a game in December. He has been slowed by injuries and has played in all 16 games just twice in his career.
Rice indicted on more serious assault charge
Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice has been indicted on a charge he assaulted his fiancee in an elevator at a casino in Atlantic City, N.J.
Rice had been charged with simple assault after police said he knocked out Janay Palmer on Feb. 15 at the Revel Casino. But a grand jury indicted him Thursday on a more serious count of aggravated assault. It carries a three-to-five-year sentence.
Palmer also had been charged with simple assault. Prosecutors say that complaint was dismissed.
The couple lives in the Baltimore suburb of Reistertown.
Palmer's attorney has said he's certain no crime was committed. Rice's attorney, Michael Diamondstein, says Rice denies the charge and that the couple are happy and in counseling.
The Ravens issued a statement saying "we know there is more to Ray Rice than this one incident."
Police say Colts owner had $29,000 in cash when he was arrested
Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay had $29,000 in cash and bottles of prescription drugs in his vehicle when he was arrested on suspicion of intoxicated driving and other charges, according to the arrest report.
The cash was in Irsay's wallet, metal briefcase and two laundry bags.
The briefcase and bags, which were on the front passenger-side floor, also contained bottles of pills of various colors, including orange, green and white ones, the police report states.
Irsay, 54, denied being drunk when he was arrested in suburban Carmel on March 16, although the billionaire was so disoriented that officers made him sit on the hood of a patrol car to keep him from falling, the report said. The arresting officer said he "believed Irsay to be intoxicated on a substance other than alcohol," according to the report.
The arrest report listed a dozen pieces of evidence identified as prescription drugs, but it didn't specify which drugs they were.
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The Third Battle of Winchester was important in many ways. It opened up the Valley of Virginia for the final Union push. The signage and paths are excellent, whichever entrance you start at, and give you a real sense of how the battle was fought.
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Android versions supported are: V2.2 to V4.4. The ACProperty App does not support Android 5.0. Alameda County is currently working on the release of an updated version to support Android 5.0.
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The year's first case of West Nile virus in Oklahoma was confirmed Thursday, leading health officials to ask residents to take precautions against mosquitoes when spending time outdoors.
Officials confirm Oklahoma's first West Nile virus case of the year
State epidemiologist Kristy Bradley said it is especially important for residents with chronic health conditions, such as diabetes and high blood pressure, to wear mosquito repellent.
"Since those are very prevalent chronic conditions among Oklahomans, this is a little special warning to people with those health conditions to be extra careful about using mosquito bite precautions when they're outdoors," Bradley said.
The resident who contracted West Nile is in Major County, is older than 50 and was hospitalized, which is the only information about the patient released by the state Health Department.
Last year, 84 cases of West Nile were confirmed among Oklahoma residents, including eight residents who died. Meanwhile, in 2012, the state saw 176 cases and 15 deaths, the worst West Nile season the state has on record.
Although the severity of each year's West Nile season cannot be predicted, it usually runs from July through October.
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Nightmare Fuel: The Amazing World of Gumball
You wouldn't think an adorable, innocent show like The Amazing World of Gumball could give you nightmares, would you? Well, it does. Season one is relatively kiddie, but from season two onwards, the show's humor has gotten a bit dark and disturbing, but still has that whimsical kids' show charm. While most of it can be taken in good fun, some can cross the line (by TV-Y7 standards, anyway).
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- Anton, the toast kid, always ends up getting eaten by birds or similar creatures. It's his body. Now imagine it happening to yours. Possibly worse is something when we find out just how he "survives" all of this.
- Tina.
- There's also her incredibly menacing father◊, who is so tall that he can't even fit the frame of the camera, and apparently eats tresspassers. Yikes.
- AND NICOLE CAN KICK HIS ASS WITH EASE when pissed off. There's a reason Gumball is more terrified of his own mother angry than a freaking T-Rex. Even Tina finds Nicole scary.
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- When Mr. Robinson gets crushed by the platform in "The Debt". Of course he's fine, but it's still disturbing to see someone just get flattened like that...
- Earlier in the same episode, when Mr. Robinson is trying to clear his throat to practice, Gumball mistakes it for choking. He then proceeds to attempt the heimlich maneuver on Mr. Robinson which causes his heart to come out. Mr. Robinson then weakly tries to put his heart back in by using his tongue. Sure, it's Played for Laughs but it can be quite uncomfortable to some.
- In the episode, "The Ghost," when Carrie possesses Gumball, his design is horrifying and nightmarish◊. The same can be said for Richard when Carrie possesses him at the end.
- To add more to this there's the expressions of sheer fear when Carrie is possessing Gumball and the cut off scream when she's finally done.
- When Mr. Small wore his skin-tight interpretive dance suit◊ in season one, it was only a little disturbing, but when he wore a similar one in season two... OH GOD.◊ You don't know whether to scream, puke or give the poor bastard a sandwich.
- Well, he stated himself in "The Job" that he was on a diet where he was supposed to only eat sunshine...
- And this is the most frightening thing of all. In real life there are actually people convinced that they can live off of just sunshine and water.
- Well, he stated himself in "The Job" that he was on a diet where he was supposed to only eat sunshine...
- When Anais freaks out over the loss of her Daisy the Donkey doll, Gumball reminds her that it's just a toy. Anais' Nightmare Fuel response? NO. IT'S. NOT.
- Can't mention that scene without mentioning this one◊.
- Leslie without water◊. How the hell did they manage to make a flower descend into Uncanny Valley?!
- Another example in "The Prank", when Richard pretends to snap, nearly crushing Gumball and Darwin with a bucket full of solidified cement and then chasing them through the house giggling like a lunatic, up to the point of bursting through walls.
- That psychotic Slasher Smile he makes after they are almost crushed is damn terrifying.
- Also the line "I'm gonna Prank you...", as shown in the picture above.
- That psychotic Slasher Smile he makes after they are almost crushed is damn terrifying.
- Bobert's Kill and Replace attitude toward Gumball in "The Robot".
Gumball: When I said you could copy me, I didn't say to steal my life!Bobert: But that's the logical solution of this course of action. Observe, assimilate...REPLACE.
- Half the stuff Gumball and Darwin encounter when they get lost in the forest in "The Picnic".
- Especially this◊ freaky looking thing.
- The predators make some really freaky sounds when they're eating each other in the Always a Bigger Fish montage.
- The premise of "The Genius" is bizarrely dire: the government takes Darwin away for testing, apparently including brain dissection, simply because he's too smart.
- They would likely do the same with Anais.
- In said episode Nicole gets very disturbing. After Darwin is taken away, Rocky says that he has nowhere to stay and asks if he can crash with them. While under their roof, she makes him wear Darwin's clothes, fake flippers and tail, changing his name to Rockwin and to top all that the incredibly creepy way she says "Just call me Mom...." while her eyes get more and more insane looking.
- There's a bit of Fridge Horror in "The Mustache", where Gumball and Darwin completely shave themselves to rid them of hair. In the next scene they're both seen with pink skin, implying that Darwin ripped his scales off.
- That whole episode itself can be considered Fridge Horror since their bodies were changing and it was terrifying them, but not through puberty, their bodies were literally physically aging through Richard's testosterone pills. How scary is it to be a kid one day, then have an adult body the next, too afraid to tell anyone and run away to get a job and move into a crappy apartment to never be able to face their friends and parents again? If you've seen the movie Big (particularly the protagonist who went 13 to 30) you'd have that basic idea of Nightmare Fuel.
- "The Microwave" gives us the blob creature that Gumball and Darwin created, who they call Kenneth, which proceeds to swallow live creatures (like Anais, the postman, a pigeon, etc) whole.
- And after he is returned to his normal size and everyone is freed near the end of the episode, Gumball and Darwin decide to raise him again, claiming he will not be hostile because they will do it right this time. Cut to Gumball and Darwin standing at the outskirts of the neighborhood with Kenneth, who is the size of a Kaiju, in the background with houses on fire and sirens blaring. The episode ends with Gumball saying that he should have went with Dad's plan to kill Kenneth with a shovel.
- Heck, the very fact that dumb, lovable Richard was even justifiably driven to kill with a blunt object.
Season 2
- The ending of "The Remote". Anais locks whole family outside the house and she tunes into the Daisy the Donkey show. What follows is a Staggered Zoom towards Anais' dissonantly serene smile, slowly clapping her hands and dancing on the couch as the Daisy the Donkey theme song takes a turn for the worse..
- How about the fact that almost everything was a cleverly maneuvered plan by Anais just to get the remote/get the family to stop fighting about it. Anais has more of these 'smart people are scary' moments than anyone else. And she's only like FOUR. This entry might be also count as awesome and funny but still...
- In "The Job", things get EXTREMELY creepy when Nicole has a mental breakdown, Richard turns everything into chaos and so on. This is by far the darkest and creepiest episode in the series.
- In the same episode a couple made of pizza watch in horror as Gumball murders their child in front of their own eyes.
- When Mr. Small eats a vegetarian pizza (which is just an assortment of grass and bubblegum) he falls to the floor and his pupils disappear from his eyes. The only evidence that he's still alive is a bubblegum bubble that blows out of his mouth.
- Remember how Richard couldn't get a job to save his life when Anais' principal suggested he do so? "The Painting" episode was just an appetizer. This episode is why. It's entirely possible that the door of the office building not working whenever Richard tried to go through was because the universe was trying to stop him from erasing reality by holding down employment.
- In the same episode a couple made of pizza watch in horror as Gumball murders their child in front of their own eyes.
- "Halloween" was very creepy at some points, especially that scene with those ghosts using Gumball and Darwin's lifeless bodies and begin playing with them. Anais comes around the house and sees the lifeless bodies being moved around... it's really disturbing. Sure, it was Played for Laughs but still.
- "The Apology" has the scene where Ms. Simian was chasing Gumball in a bout of primal rage.
- Hector, when Gumball convinces him to let his feelings out. There's a reason his mom tries to keep him level-headed and Hector's mother justifies the enforced of the My Beloved Smother trope.
- Pretty much the entirety of "The Flower." Gumball, under the effects of Jealousy actually attempts to murder Leslie via a death-trap. What makes this even more horrifying is that he would have succeeded if Jealousy had glued more than Leslie's pot.
- And then there's the exorcism...
- Gumball takes "smile with his eyes" to a horrifyingly literal level in "The Photo".
Gumball: *speaking with a Voice of the Legion due to his eyes being replaced by tiny mouths* This is horrifying, isn't it?
- It's even lampshaded!
Darwin: Yeah.
* Gumball starts crying*
Darwin: Er, are you crying, or drooling?
Gumball: I DON'T KNOW!
- Gumball and Darwin when they dehydrate from crying too much◊ in "The Tag".
- "Dodj or Daar" from "The Game", due to it being a Artifact of Doom that warps the player's reality until they finish the game, especially considering some of the cards one can pull.
- The worst of them all goes to the Dodj card that prevents all players from breathing for the remainder of the game. It could give Jumanji a run for its money!
- Another highlight is when Dodj or Daar is first retrieved from under the bed. Gumball and Darwin already know how dangerous the game is, but Dodj or Daar still wordlessly makes an effort to tempt them into playing again, mostly with ominous Drones of Dread. To reiterate: Dodj or Daar wants to be played.
- Richard's squashed body, especially his face, when he's stuck with the "gravity is your enemy" dodj card.
- Nicole when her Berserk Button gets pushed way too many times in "The Limit". The result is not a pretty sight.
Gumball: What's wrong with mom?!
Richard: That's not your mother anymore! That's a whirlwind of fury!
- Particular note for how she was limping this whole time because her spine was rendered crooked.
- At one point during her rampage, a security guard who tries to stop her ends up being so frightened by her glare that he literally turns white (including his eyes) and ages on the spot. He then faints and has a hard time breathing.
- There's also the fact that Nicole herself told everyone to run right before she went into her berserk state.
- "The Promise" has Banana Joe getting smashed under a set of weights. It all gets worse from there.
- "The Voice": Someone is constantly watching Darwin and Gumball and holding a grudge, but they fail to remember him. They remain oblivious to who it really is, even as the audience sees he's getting angrier and has some sort of incredibly destructive power. The Reveal that it was all a misunderstanding arguably makes it worse: William was getting utterly furious at people who were incapable of realizing why or that he was even mad in the first place. If he hadn't figured out he couldn't talk at the last second, he almost certainly would have murdered them both without either party really knowing why.
Look at me. I'm talking to you. Look at me.
- The demonic voice and penance stare Nicole gives Harold at the end of "The Castle."
- Carrie's Jumpscare in The Tape is this one. Especially to the younger viewers.
- In "The World", there are a few moments of this:
- The trees talking while Penny and her family are out camping.
- The living pillow saying that it likes to listen to your dreams.
- The scene with the living food being eaten.
Season 3
- "The Fan" shows how terrifying a stalker Sarah can be. Like, in her video, explaining how she's been there through most of the events of previous episodes, sneaks into their rooms, watching them while they're sleeping and explaining that there's lots of places to hide in their house, and that their windows don't lock.
- In "The Coach", Gumball and Darwin remember three of the most horrible things Jamie has done to the other characters: feeding Anton (a piece of toasted bread) to ducks, chewing Teri's (a paper doll) leg off and spitting it back in her face, and making a sundae out of Sarah (an ice cream cone) and Banana Joe. They're supposed to be visual gags, but thinking about it from their perspective is terrifying. Even Gumball comments on how horrible it is.
- "The Joy" starts off with Gumball and Darwin getting some kind of Joy-Causing Disease that makes them seem way too happy. It gets worse when their eyes turn completely black, they start drooling rainbow colored slime and start attack-hugging everyone else, infecting almost the entire school. All with those damn smiles on their face.
- The ending where Miss Simian tries to videotape instructions on how to get rid of the Joy, but can't remember the name of the musical piece to use nor can she sing it, and ends up being overcome by the virus, doesn't make things better
- Gumball's laughter is absolutely PSYCHOTIC. So much so that Miss Simian is visibly frightened. Miss Simian is NEVER frightened.
- And when Gumball tried to frown (by tearing off his own mouth and slapping it back on, upside-down) his face contorted and twisted itself to force Gumball to smile again.
- "The Puppy" A turtle is bent on eating the Watterson kids while making creepy faces the whole time. The worst part is probably when he jumps Gumball who was posing as bait.
- Darwin's face when he saves Gumball from the turtle isn't much better. It's played for laughs though.
- "The Recipe" (easily one of the darkest episodes so far) has Gumball and Darwin make a clone of Anton. When they lose the first one, they make an army of clones. Gumball later asks where Darwin's group of clones went, and Darwin mentions that he told them to split up to cover more ground and that they may have taken it literally. The clones are just bread, but they're sentient. There's just something really unsettling about the way the screen pans out on Darwin's face as you see silhouettes of the Anton clones killing each other and screaming.
Darwin: It was "pastricide".
- Not to mention he montage of Gumball and Darwin frickin' KILLING Anton (crushing him with a bowling ball, giving him a heart attack by showing him a Screamer Prank video, having Tobias eat him as part of a sandwich, the chemistry explosion in science class, putting him through a paper shredder, exploding while playing a slide whistle, getting slammed between a door, getting hit in the face with a baseball, getting stomped on by Tina Rex, and birds popping out of his locker and pecking him to pieces).
- Zach in "The Name", and how he tries to rewrite Gumball's memories, hoping to make sure that Gumball lost his identity and faded away, especially with how Crazy-Prepared he was in regards to the family's attempts to stop him.
- In-universe, the background characters staging a Hostile Show Takeover in "The Extras".
- As much as it's played for humor, the basic concept of "The Void" is incredibly unsettling: The World of Elmore is apparently sentient enough to toss you into an seemingly infinite empty space if it decides your very existence is a mistake. Everyone, even your close friends will forget about you, and if someone manages to come in after you, the universe will try to trap THEM there as well. And even though Mr. Small, Darwin, and Gumball escape with Molly, the universe managed to erase their memories of everything, so nothing is keeping this from all happening again.
- Between this, 'The Job', 'The Finale', and a few other examples, it is apparently clear that the "El" in "Elmore" is short for "Eldritch". The universe will collapse thanks to one lazy man getting a job, it decides when you have to go to a realm of no return and have everyone forget you, negative continuity is a ticking time bomb...You know what? Aside from Ooo, this has to be the most fantastic, yet VERY terrifying location in the Cartoon Network universe, which we now know is actively SCREWING with everyone.
- "The Boss" was chock-full of this, such as...
- The receptionist morphing into a purple demon lion thing.
- Rocky's zombified state, complete with white pupiless eyes.
- The implication that the boss was possessed by the green contractor demon.
- The Law: Mrs. Parham going insane after Doughnut Sheriff gets fired, by hijacking an ice cream truck, driving through the town without any regard for whatever or whoever is in the way, and threatening to kill the Doughnut Sheriff's boss (a sentient bucket of fried chicken).
- The Sheriff himself had some rather creepy facial expressions when trying to prove that he's cool. It doesn't help that he has teeth but not lips, basically giving him a Slasher Smile by default.
- The Burden: Chris Morris and the pile of hair that's not him (though that's more Squick or Nausea Fuel, considering the opening scene of Principal Brown waxing himself).
- The montage of Gumball and Darwin playing with "Chris Morris," where the song keeps jumping back and forth between a feel-good song about friendship to Gross-Up Close-Up shots of hair with a horrible buzzing noise blaring each time. It's disgusting and creepy all at the same time.
- Darwin's time with Chris Morris revealing how he feels about Gumball being with Penny is rather unsettling, flipping from calmly telling Chris Morris about it to going Laughing Mad to curling up in the fetal position and rocking back and forth in wide-eyed catatonia to angrily telling him off to crying over it (and briefly stopping to say hello to Leslie the flower), then back to realizing that he should accept the fact that Gumball has his own life and he should be happy for him.
- How quickly society collapsed all because of how overworked and undertipped Larry was (thanks to the Wattersons) in "The Pizza."
- The butterfly with the live-action face in "The Butterfly" is a slice of Uncanny Valley, even by this show's standards.
- In "The Saint" Gumball and Darwin participate in "highly experimentally testing" and turn into horrifically mutated abominations. Especially Darwin.
- Gumball selling Alan's parents and showing Alan video footage of Alan's parents being twisted into balloon animals while they scream in agony.
- The last shot of "The Oracle," which shows that Banana Barbara painted another prophetic painting; this time, showing the Wattersons confronted by a crumbling Elmore while an ominous shadow covers them.
- The video in "The Safety" is this in-universe.
- Speaking of that episode, it's ripe with some creepy brainwashing.
- DARWIN TO A P. Sure, most of it is played for laughs, but it's hard to see him go from asserting to dead serious about essentially taking over the world. For bonus points, one symbol in his room looks too similar to a Nazi symbol. It's accidental, but that could have been an indication of if he went one step too far....
- This.
- The Screamening, the movie from "The Spoiler", is this in-universe. Poor Anais, she should have listened...
- Gumball pulls a Jump Scare on Anais and the audience.
- Enjoy this little moment from the end of "The Countdown". Eyes should not work that way.
- In "The Nobody", Gumball and Darwin find out that someone has been living in their house without them noticing!
- What makes it worse is the fact that somebody was living in the basement for a long time without anybody finding out. What makes it truly terrifying is the fact that this could actually happen in reality. It has.
- That someone turns out to be Rob, who managed to escape from the Void by clinging to Janice, but ended up terribly scarred and distorted in the process, and after regaining his memories he swears revenge on Gumball and Darwin for leaving him behind, essentially becoming the Big Bad of the show.
- "The Downer":
- Everyone disappears with no warning and everything related to joy or happiness is made negative somehow.
- And Gumball thinking the sudden disappearance of everyone is a sign of the Biblical end of days...
- A formless black misty/oozy mass begins to consume Elmore, similar to Mr. Popo absorbing Garlic Jr.
- While Gumball is running from the black mass, he stops at an intersection and waits for the light. It finally changes from "Don't Walk" to "No Escape".
- It's revealed that Gumball imagined everyone being gone and the black mass is implied to have been his negative feelings trying to take him over. Yes, the plot was Gumball pretty much having a mental breakdown.
- When Gumball tries to cheer up by watching TV, there is an ad featuring a creepy-looking woman that parodies heavily Photoshopped models. She is downright unsettling, especially when she laughs robotically at the end of the ad.
- "The Money" where the Wattersons' lose their money and refuse to sell out to make more as it turns out their money seems to be proportional to the show's budget, as they rush to sell out, the world is downgrading/disassembling in various ways, 2D characters become uncolored animatic stills, 3D characters become twitchy low-rez wireframes, and the show soon degrades to storyboards and amateur drawings on Post-It notes.
Season 4
- "The Return":
- Richard's imprecise, unsettling memory of his children's appearances, including imagining them as demons in Hell who berate him for being a lousy father.
- It's brief, but Richard's own reflection disagreeing with him when he proclaims that he's a good father. Whether you hate Richard for being an Idiot Houdini for so long or pretty sympathized with his incompetence due of his mother, this is quite unsettling.
- The whole episode can be pretty terrifying. From Richard's Adult Fear of losing his kids to the three kids being forgotten, trapped in a ball pit and locked in a shipping container for almost twenty four hours. Not to mention what would happen if Nicole finds out that Richard fails to check their children...
- "The Signature"
- Richard's CREEPY nightmare face as Louie signs the adoption form.
- Nicole's equally terrifying nightmare face.
- The Sale
- Although it fails in hilarious fashion, the build-up to Darwin's jump scare is legitimately scary.
- "The Gift"
- Gumball, Darwin, and Larry's pupils bleed into their eyes after receiving another explosive birthday party invitation.
- Masami states to some of her friends that she would accept a birthday present as simple as a flower. Leslie responds by tearing his own head off, and he screams in pain.
- The Uploads
- Mr Small's video in which he exhales so much that he breathes himself inside out! Gumball rightly reports the video.


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|20 Jun 2000
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|31 Aug 1992
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|Stephen B. Corn
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|Children's Medical Center Corporation
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This is a continuation of application Ser. No. 07/938,366 filed on Aug. 31, 1992 now abandoned.
The present invention relates to a scavenging device that prevents the release of anesthetic gas into the environment of an operating room.
Surgical procedures frequently require the application of general anesthesia to a patient undergoing surgery or another medical procedure. The anesthetic is often delivered through an uncuffed endotracheal (ET) tube. Such a method of delivering anesthetic gas is known to result in contamination of the operating room environment with potentially harmful levels of volatile anesthetic vapor and nitrous oxide gas due to leakage around the ET tube. Studies have suggested that chronic exposure to trace levels of anesthetic gas is harmful to operating room personnel. Additionally, acute exposure of operating room personnel to such agents often leads to complaints of headache, fatigue, and irritability. Accordingly, means have been sought to eliminate or minimize the presence of waste anesthesia in operating rooms without compromising the safe administration of anesthesia.
The mere venting or conditioning of air within an operating room is not considered to be effective to adequately purge the room of any leaked anesthesia gas.
Certain devices have been designed to enclose a patient's head within a hood or mask while delivering a breathing gas and an anesthesia gas into the interior of the hood. Devices such as those disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 2,742,900 (Giorgio et al.), U.S. Pat. No. 4,949,714 (Orr), and U.S. Pat. No. 4,444,183 (Heckendorn) typically are used to provide an enclosed space over the patient through which to deliver anesthetic to the patient. These devices generally allow excess anesthetic to be vented directly into the environment of the operating room. In some instances, such as disclosed in the Orr patent, a vacuum port is adjacent to, but not in direct contact with, the exhaust port. Thus, anesthesia gas is emitted into the operating room environment before it is evacuated through the vacuum. Although somewhat effective, such a device may well leave trace amounts of waste anesthesia gas in the operating room, potentially affecting the health of the medical staff within the room.
Accordingly, it would be advantageous to provide anesthesia delivery devices and methods of delivering anesthesia that eliminate or greatly minimize the amount of waste anesthesia gases to which operating room personnel are exposed.
It is thus an object of the invention to provide a device which enables the safe administration of anesthesia while venting any waste anesthesia gas out of the operating room environment. Another object is to provide a waste anesthesia scavenging device which encloses a portion of the patient's head and prevents the escape of any waste anesthesia into the operating room environment. A further object is to provide a waste anesthesia scavenging device which effectively removes waste anesthesia from the operating room environment while enabling general anesthesia to be delivered through traditional techniques. It is also an object of the invention is to provide a method of safely and effectively preventing the emission of waste anesthesia and other gases into an operating room environment. Other objects of the invention will be apparent upon reading the disclosure which follows.
The anesthesia scavenging device of the present invention preferably is in the form of a hood or shroud which encloses at least a portion of a patient such as the patient's head or face. The device typically is in the form of a bag or other gas impermeable, flexible fabric which is of sufficient size to enclose a patient's head. The device may take other forms as well, such as cup- or bowl-shaped objects which enclose a portion of the patient's head such as the nose and mouth. Preferably a bottom portion of the device or hood is open to allow for placement over a patient's head. The bottom portion of the hood can also be adapted to be selectively fastened about a patient in such a way that the hood is closed without jeopardizing the safety of the patient.
The scavenging hood preferably has at least one exhaust port which engages a length of suction tubing. Preferably, the tubing extends into and protrudes from the hood. An external, protruding portion of the tubing mates to a section of suction hose which, in turn, is connected to a vacuum source. In one embodiment the inner portion of suction tubing terminates approximately adjacent the patient's face and includes a plurality of perforations adjacent to its terminal end through which gas to be exhausted may enter the tube.
As noted, the suction hose preferably connects to a standard wall-mounted suction source which is present within operating rooms and which is adapted to vent the gas out of the room and/or building. Alternatively, the suction hose can communicate with a portable suction unit which likewise is adapted to create a suction force and to convey exhausted gases out of the operating room. The magnitude of the suction force can be regulated directly by the suction source or by a device adjacent the suction hose (such as a roller clamp) which restricts the flow within the hose.
There is also provided within the hood an opening or port which allows an ET tube to exit from the hood. Optionally, the scavenging hood may have a third port adapted to communicate with a device which delivers a heated humidified air over the patient's face.
The anesthesia scavenging hood of this invention is suitable for use with human surgery as well as with veterinary surgery. Accordingly, the term "patient" refers to both humans and animals.
FIG. 1 is a schematic view illustrating the anesthetic scavenging hood of the invention encompassing the head of a patient.
FIG. 2 is a side view, partially cut away, of the scavenging hood of the invention.
FIG. 3 is a top view of an anesthesia scavenging hood of the present invention.
FIG. 4 is a schematic, exploded view illustrating unassembled components which form the scavenging hood of the invention.
FIG. 5 is a schematic view illustrating the use of the scavenging hood of the invention with a patient.
FIGS. 1 and 2 illustrate the anesthesia scavenging hood 10 of the present invention enclosing a patient's head. The scavenging hood 10 has a top portion 12 and a bottom portion 14. A suction tube 16 preferably enters the hood through a top portion thereof and extends within the interior of the hood, terminating at a position adjacent the patient's face as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2. The bottom portion of the hood, at a location adjacent the patient's mouth, includes a slit or opening 34 which accommodates and seals about an endotracheal tube 30 or other breathing or anesthesia circuit means for delivering anesthesia to a patient. In addition, the bottom portion of the hood includes flaps 28 or release tape 26 which enable a loose but effective seal to be created about the patient's neck.
The suction tube 16, as illustrated in FIGS. 1 through 4, preferably includes an external portion 20 and an internal portion 18. The suction tube 16 preferably enters the hood through port 24 disposed on the top portion of the hood. Preferably, the port 24 is heat sealed about the tube to create a substantially leak proof seal. In addition the interior portion 18 of tube 16 preferably is secured to the interior surface of the hood and terminates at a location substantially adjacent the patient's face. The interior portion 18 of tube 16 preferably has an open distal end with a plurality of perforations 22 disposed in the tube adjacent its distal end to facilitate evacuation of gases from within the hood. The exterior portion 20 of tube 16 may include a clamping device such as roller clamp 26, which can be used to control the magnitude of the vacuum force by restricting flow within the tube. The exterior portion 20 of tube 16 preferably attaches to a suction hose (not shown) which is in communication with a vacuum source or other means of creating a suction force for removing gases from within the hood.
Although tube 16 preferably enters the interior of hood 10, other embodiments may utilize a suction tube which does not extend into the interior of the hood but instead is flush with the surface of the hood. Also, the port 24 may be positioned elsewhere on the hood.
As noted, the hood 10 includes a bottom portion 14 adapted to close about a patient, for example about the patient's neck, and to receive an endotracheal tube 30. In one embodiment, illustrated in FIG. 2, the bottom portion of the hood 10 includes a V-shaped split 34 which forms an exit port for endotracheal tube 30. The split 34 may be closed about the tube and about the patient's neck through a fastening mechanism such as strips of release tape 36. The seal created about endotracheal tube 30 and the patient's neck need not necessarily be airtight. While air may be permitted to enter the interior of the hood from openings adjacent the endotracheal tube or the patient's neck, air is withdrawn from within the hood through tube 16 with sufficient force to prevent any leakage of anesthesia gas from openings about the endotracheal tube or the patient's neck.
In an alternative embodiment illustrated in FIGS. 1, 3 and 4, the front facing, bottom portion of the hood includes elongated flaps 28 which are separated from each other. The hood is positioned over the patient's head to allow the endotracheal tube 30 to exit the hood through split 35 which separates the flaps 28 from each other. The flaps 28 may then be wrapped around the patient's head to create an effective degree of sealing about the endotracheal tube and about the patient's neck. Any leakage of anesthesia gas through openings in the hood adjacent to the endotracheal tube or the patient's neck should be prevented by the suction force applied through tube 16.
In a preferred embodiment, as illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 4, the top surface of the hood adjacent a patient's face, includes score lines 38 and an attached emergency release tab 32 to facilitate rapid removal of the anesthesia hood from a patient's head. In the event of an emergency, the hood may be removed quickly and easily by simply grasping the release tab 32 and exerting pressure thereon in order to open the hood along the score lines.
The hood 10 preferably is manufactured from a gas impermeable transparent plastic film such as polyvinyl chloride or other suitable polymers well known in the art. The material preferably has a thickness in the range of about 2 to 6 mils. As described above, the hood 10 is open at a bottom portion 14 thereof, and a port 24 disposed in the top portion 12 of the hood is sealed about tube 16. The hood may be manufactured by a variety of techniques well known in the art.
The dimensions of the hood can vary to accommodate human and animal patients alike. Versions of the hood 10 suitable for use with humans may be sized for use with neonates, infants, children, and adults.
FIG. 3 illustrates an embodiment of the invention suitable for use with infant patients. Exemplary dimensions of such a scavenging hood 10 are such that the width (W) ranges from 7-10 inches and the length (L) range from 15 to 20 inches. The length of flaps 28 is approximately 6 to 8 inches. Hoods suitable for use with children and adults are of greater dimensions. One of ordinary skill in the art can readily ascertain the dimensions appropriate for a given patient class.
Suction tube 16 preferably is manufactured from a suitable substantially rigid polymer such as polyvinyl chloride. The outer diameter of tube 16 is preferably in the range of 0.15 to 0.25 inches, while the inner diameter ranges from 0.10 to 0.15 inches. As noted, the inner portion 18 of tube 16 preferably is secured to the inner surface of the hood 10 by heat staking or by other known techniques.
The length of the tube 16, as well as the length of the inner portion 18 and outer portion 20 may vary depending upon the requirements of a given application. By way of example, the entire length of tube 16 can be about 10 to 18 inches, the length of inner portion 18 can be about 4 to 6 inches, and the length of outer portion can be about 6 to 12 inches.
The scavenger hood of the invention is adapted to be used with conventional wall-mounted suction devices which are well-known and commonly present in operating rooms. Such as system typically vents withdrawn gas out of both the operating room and the hospital. Alternatively, the hood may be used with a portable suction device which is similarly adapted to create a vacuum force and to vent withdrawn gases out of the operating room.
The magnitude of the vacuum force used to withdraw gases from within hood 10 preferably is in the range of 5 to 22 in. Hg., and more preferably about 5 to 15 in. Hg. In addition, the flow rate of the withdrawn gases through tube 16 may range from about 1 to 5 liters per minute. One skilled in the art will readily be able to ascertain the magnitude of vacuum force and flow rate which is suitable for a given patient during a given surgical procedure. Vacuum force and flow rate may be controlled by means associated with the vacuum source, and/or by devices which affect flow rate by selectively restricting the diameter of the outer portion 20 of tube 16.
As noted, the scavenging hood of the present invention is useful in that it prevents the escape of anesthetic vapor gas and nitrous oxide into the environment of the operating room. During a surgical procedure, as illustrated in FIG. 5, the patient is intubated in the usual manner, and the hood 10 is placed about the patient's head and sealed, as described above, about the patient's neck and the intubating tube. Tube 16 is connected to a suitable vacuum source, and the vacuum source is activated. As anesthesia gas is delivered to the patient through the endotracheal tube, any leaked vapor or gas which is present within the environment of the hood is removed from the hood through tube 16 and is vented outside of the operating room. In addition to preventing the contamination of an operating room with waste anesthetic vapor and nitrous oxide gas, the hood 10 also is beneficial in that it conserves the patient's body heat during surgical procedures.
Various modifications may be made to the present invention without departing from the intended scope thereof.
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|28 Apr 1969
|14 Sep 1971
|Universal Oil Prod Co
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|28 May 1971
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|6 Aug 1974
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|14 Jan 1975
|Bitner Daniel G
|Operating table accessory
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|10 May 1977
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|Surgical masking and ventilating system
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|23 Sep 1980
|Morledge Thomas E
|Surgical drape support apparatus
|16 Jun 1981
|4 Oct 1983
|Trammell W Edgar
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|4 Dec 1981
|24 Apr 1984
|Heckendorn David E
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|4 Nov 1986
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|Light-weight oxygen delivery hood assembly for hyperbaric chamber
|19 Aug 1987
|23 May 1989
|Emory University
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|6 Jun 1989
|Dragerwerk Aktiengesellschaft
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|23 Jan 1990
|Lindkvist Allan Erik
|Gas collection device
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|8 Dec 2009
|Anesthetic Gas Reclamation, Llc
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|Anesthetic Gas Reclamation, L.L.C.
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|Moenning Jr John Edward
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|John E. Moenning, Jr.
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|12 Aug 2009
|24 Sep 2013
|John E. Moenning, Jr.
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|16 Feb 2006
|University Of Medicine And Dentistry Of Nj
|Method and apparatus for evacuating nitrous oxide
|21 Feb 2006
|31 Aug 2006
|Activaero Gmbh
|Inhalation device and inhalation device component
|4 Nov 2005
|16 Nov 2006
|Anesthetic Gas Reclamation, Llc
|Method of low flow anesthetic gas scavenging and dynamic collection apparatus therefor
|11 May 2006
|16 Nov 2006
|Anesthetic Gas Reclamation, Llc
|Anesthetic gas reclamation system and method
|11 May 2006
|16 Nov 2006
|Anesthetic Gas Reclamation, Llc
|Method and apparatus for anesthetic gas reclamation with compression stage
|11 May 2006
|16 Nov 2006
|Anesthetic Gas Reclamation, Llc
|Method and apparatus for self-contained anesthetic gas reclamation
|16 Feb 2006
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|Activaero GmbH
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|U.S. Classification
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|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|31 Dec 2001
|9 Dec 2003
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|20 Dec 2007
|Fee payment
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|20 Dec 2011
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