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Whenever a character in a capped movie wears a black hat, someone invetably refers to him as BlakHat1. He has carried the gag further, sometimes pretending to be a criminal mastermind in the style of GlitterRock. If more than one person in a black hat are in the screen, they are his cloned henchmen, BlakHat2 and BlakHat3 (and as many more henchmen as appears on the screen). Since he grew his clones to be dumber than himself so they would not try to overthrow the original BlakHat, they are constantly getting lost or distracted on the way to nefarious missions. | Whenever a character in a capped movie wears a black hat, someone invetably refers to him as BlakHat1. He has carried the gag further, sometimes pretending to be a criminal mastermind in the style of GlitterRock. If more than one person in a black hat are in the screen, they are his cloned henchmen, BlakHat2 and BlakHat3 (and as many more henchmen as appears on the screen). Since he grew his clones to be dumber than himself so they would not try to overthrow the original BlakHat, they are constantly getting lost or distracted on the way to nefarious missions. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:43, 10 December 2006
Whenever a character in a capped movie wears a black hat, someone invetably refers to him as BlakHat1. He has carried the gag further, sometimes pretending to be a criminal mastermind in the style of GlitterRock. If more than one person in a black hat are in the screen, they are his cloned henchmen, BlakHat2 and BlakHat3 (and as many more henchmen as appears on the screen). Since he grew his clones to be dumber than himself so they would not try to overthrow the original BlakHat, they are constantly getting lost or distracted on the way to nefarious missions.
