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Got to say that it doesn't look like the comics i remember – the "rubber mask" was an essential part of a lot of those stories. I was sort of hoping that Chance was going to put on falsies…Some of the effects people/designers might want to consider that standard American railroad track construction (as appears to be shown in the trailer) is not suitable for the kind of train they're talking about to run on.Yeah, i know, "It's a TV show". I hate when cars inevitably blow up after crashing off a cliff, too.(Come to think, didn't "The Rock" show a crashing San Fran *cable car* exploding?)
Looks fun.
This looks pretty cool. And I hope Rick Springfield gets to make a guest appearance.