Any other details? The hero? The company that did the credits? The story line?
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It was from the 90s and I think it involved a student at a science academy in the future I think maybe he had a sister.
I don't think it last for to long
Sorry, I am not really getting anything unless you mean Dexter's Laboratory maybe? But he did not have a metal leg though?
No that's not the one I wish I could remember more details.
If my subconscious figures it out I'll share, and if others on this thread come up with the answer they are welcome to do so as well.
If you were to consider alchemy as the form of science used, there was also the Full Metal Alchemist? Questing for the Philosopher's Stone? But it was not set in the future though as it was around the Industrial Revolution era around a century ago +/-? The lead character has a metal arm and there were very young boys who studied alchemy to bring back their mom from the dead but the elder brother nearly lost his younger brother in the process so the only way he could live is if his spirit is embedded in a suit of armor and the elder brother lost his arm in the process as well so he uses a prosthetic metallic arm. No white lab coats, but I think they did have a sister they eventually reunited with?
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No it wasn't as popular as Full Metal Alchemist it was in syndication on UPN here in Chicago in the 90s
I'm still drawing a dud personally. Maybe the difference was that I grew up in Toronto, Canada? A lot of what we know is similar but maybe not in complete alignment? Perhaps maybe do Internet queries to jog your memory a little? I tried based on what you told me and the answers are shown in the background of this UPN page primarily?
UPN
The United Paramount Network (UPN) was an American broadcast television network that launched on January 16, 1995. The network was originally owned by Chris-Craft Industries/United Television; Viacom (through its Paramount Television unit, which produced most of the network's series) turned the...
Yeah I'm gonna do that it might have aired in Canada on a different network or with another name but I'm gonna look for it.I'm still drawing a dud personally. Maybe the difference was that I grew up in Toronto, Canada? A lot of what we know is similar but maybe not in complete alignment? Perhaps maybe do Internet queries to jog your memory a little? I tried based on what you told me and the answers are shown in the background of this UPN page primarily?
UPN
The United Paramount Network (UPN) was an American broadcast television network that launched on January 16, 1995. The network was originally owned by Chris-Craft Industries/United Television; Viacom (through its Paramount Television unit, which produced most of the network's series) turned the...90scartoons.fandom.com
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That is awesome. I had seen a lot of the original Marvel movie openings and such but not that one. I still like watching the trailer for Hasselhoff as Nick Fury.
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It was funny I open Netflix this weekend and the first suggestion was Mask of the Phantasm.
It must be faith lol
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Either that or my phone is spying on my conversations.
Actually it is no joke
It touches on a variety of conspiracy theories but I suspect there is a variety of technology that can spy on you.
I think it's like when you do a google search and a all the ads you get after that are related.
Ever wonder why DC and Marvel both have a Captain Marvel? There are many references to it in the DC Universe just as "Captain Marvel" was utilized in Stan Lee's Marvel Universe as well. The confusion originates from a pre-existing comic company called Fawcett Comics which had a very successful "Captain Marvel" comic book series. A lot of Captain Marvel's exploits sounded a lot like that of Superman. The originators of Superman did not like that so they were able to sue and eventually, Fawcett Comics died out leaving a void whereby what became DC Comics and Stan Lee's Marvel Comics both desiring to have that hero. Stan Lee eventually won as he had the name Marvel Comics with the intention of using that hero. Disappointed DC also desired to continue that series but they could no longer legally use the name "Captain Marvel" anymore so the next logical thing to do is to refer to the hero as "Shazam!". Peace.
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Very true, just last week I was doing a search to change a tank lever on my toilet and since having repaired it after watching videos online that can do it very easily, like changing a light bulb, I see lots of plumber ads now, no lie.
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I didn't even know google was spying until a few years ago.Very true, just last week I was doing a search to change a tank lever on my toilet and since having repaired it after watching videos online that can do it very easily, like changing a light bulb, I see lots of plumber ads now.
