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| − | |pun = the famous quote in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Karate_Kid The Karate Kid] |
+ | |pun = the famous quote in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Karate_Kid The Karate Kid, "Wax On".] |
|image=File:Turtle_Waxed.png |
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|date = August 17, 2010 |
|date = August 17, 2010 |
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==Plot== |
==Plot== |
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| − | Mr. and Mrs. Chow were out in the Mojave Park to look for animals. However, they weren't there to sketch wildlife. They were there to poach animals and sell them to illegal markets. When they spot a rare turtle, they think it would make a quick one-thousand dollars. Before Mr. Chow could grab the turtle, a bald eagle swoops down out of nowhere and picks the turtle up with its talons. The eagle tries to break the turtle's shell by dropping it at high altitude, but the turtle end up lands on Mr. Chow's head, breaking through his skull and sending him into cardiac arrest, leaving his now-widowed wife, Mrs. Chow, screaming in horror. Miraculously, the turtle survives the fall and crawls away. |
+ | Mr. and Mrs. Chow were out in the Mojave Park to look for animals. However, they weren't there to sketch wildlife. They were there to poach animals and sell them to illegal markets. When they spot a rare turtle, they think it would make a quick one-thousand dollars. Before Mr. Chow could grab the turtle, a bald eagle swoops down out of nowhere and picks the turtle up with its talons. The eagle tries to break the turtle's shell by dropping it at high altitude, but the turtle end up lands on Mr. Chow's head, breaking through his skull and sending him into cardiac arrest. Meaning if one didn't kill him, the other did, thus sending him to hell for his crimes where he belongs. This ends up leaving his now-widowed wife, Mrs. Chow, screaming in horror. Miraculously, the turtle survives the fall and crawls away. |
==Cast and Interviewees== |
==Cast and Interviewees== |
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*Sean Roach - Wildlife Educator |
*Sean Roach - Wildlife Educator |
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+ | *Cary Y. Mizobe - Mr. Chow (intended victim) |
*Monica Neak - Mrs. Chow (lead) |
*Monica Neak - Mrs. Chow (lead) |
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*Also called "Turtle Shelled" on the Spike TV website. |
*Also called "Turtle Shelled" on the Spike TV website. |
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*This way to die is based on an urban myth about how Greek philosopher Aeschylus died. |
*This way to die is based on an urban myth about how Greek philosopher Aeschylus died. |
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| − | *This death has the record of the nearest deaths, beating [[Bad Max]], [[Pornicated]] and [[Handi-Crapped (212)|Handi-Crapped]], having 49 days away from the aired episode where the date was. |
+ | *This death has the record of the nearest deaths, beating [[Bad Max]], [[Pornicated]] and [[Handi-Crapped (212)|Handi-Crapped]], having 49 days away from the aired episode where the date was (Not counting the deleted deaths from season 1). |
| + | *Cary Y. Mizobe, Who Portrayed Mt. Chow, Also portrayed Black Wolf in [[Kara-Chokey]]. |
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* '''Lanzamiento de Tortuga''' (Turtle Fling) - ''Latin American dub'' |
* '''Lanzamiento de Tortuga''' (Turtle Fling) - ''Latin American dub'' |
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* '''La Venganza de la Tortuga''' (Turtle's Revenge) - ''Spanish dub'' |
* '''La Venganza de la Tortuga''' (Turtle's Revenge) - ''Spanish dub'' |
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| + | *'''Cascudo na cabeça''' (shelled on the head) |
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| + | *[[File:Turtle Waxed.jpg|thumb]] |
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Revision as of 03:15, 21 September 2021
"Turtle Waxed", Way to Die #929, is a fifth death to be featured in "Fatal Distractions", which aired on October 5, 2010.
Plot
Mr. and Mrs. Chow were out in the Mojave Park to look for animals. However, they weren't there to sketch wildlife. They were there to poach animals and sell them to illegal markets. When they spot a rare turtle, they think it would make a quick one-thousand dollars. Before Mr. Chow could grab the turtle, a bald eagle swoops down out of nowhere and picks the turtle up with its talons. The eagle tries to break the turtle's shell by dropping it at high altitude, but the turtle end up lands on Mr. Chow's head, breaking through his skull and sending him into cardiac arrest. Meaning if one didn't kill him, the other did, thus sending him to hell for his crimes where he belongs. This ends up leaving his now-widowed wife, Mrs. Chow, screaming in horror. Miraculously, the turtle survives the fall and crawls away.
Cast and Interviewees
- Sean Roach - Wildlife Educator
- Cary Y. Mizobe - Mr. Chow (intended victim)
- Monica Neak - Mrs. Chow (lead)
Trivia
- Also called "Turtle Shelled" on the Spike TV website.
- This way to die is based on an urban myth about how Greek philosopher Aeschylus died.
- This death has the record of the nearest deaths, beating Bad Max, Pornicated and Handi-Crapped, having 49 days away from the aired episode where the date was (Not counting the deleted deaths from season 1).
- Cary Y. Mizobe, Who Portrayed Mt. Chow, Also portrayed Black Wolf in Kara-Chokey.
