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== History ==
 
== History ==
  
A television pundit who realized just how many viewers he could get by blaming various scapegoats for the world's ills, and settled on the [[LNH (Classic Team)|LNH]] as a target.
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'''McLaughlin Man''' was a television pundit who realized just how many viewers he could get by blaming various scapegoats for the world's ills, and settled on the [[LNH (Classic Team)|LNH]] as a target.
  
Once, he was the number one rated show on [[Net.News.Network]], but as other pundits ate away at his viewership, he ended up peddling dodgy supplements to a dwindling base of diehards.
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Once, he had the number one rated show on [[Net.News.Network]], but as new pundits like the ones on [[Fox.Net]] ate away at his viewership, he ended up peddling dodgy supplements to a dwindling base of diehards.
  
 
== Personality ==
 
== Personality ==
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== Context ==
 
== Context ==
  
Originally existed to parody political commentator [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_McLaughlin_(host) John McLaughlin]; eventually became a parody of right-wing commentators in general (taking the place of characters like [[Limbaugh Man]]).
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McLaughlin Man originally existed to parody political commentator [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_McLaughlin_(host) John McLaughlin]; he eventually became a parody of right-wing commentators in general (taking the place of characters like [[Limbaugh Man]]).
  
 
== Appearances ==
 
== Appearances ==
  
 
* [[Cry.Sig]]
 
* [[Cry.Sig]]
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* [[Sieze Dangerous]]
 
* [[Legion of Net.Heroes Volume 1|LNH v1]] #7, 47, 62, 79, 84
 
* [[Legion of Net.Heroes Volume 1|LNH v1]] #7, 47, 62, 79, 84
 
* [[Ultimate Ninja (series)|Ultimate Ninja]] #6, Early Summer Special
 
* [[Ultimate Ninja (series)|Ultimate Ninja]] #6, Early Summer Special
* [[Sieze Dangerous]]
 
 
* [[System Corruptors]] #2-3, 15
 
* [[System Corruptors]] #2-3, 15
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* [[LNH Comics Presents]] #9
 
* [[Deja Dude/Master Blaster]] #5, 7
 
* [[Deja Dude/Master Blaster]] #5, 7
 
* [[Saviors of the Net (series)|Saviors of the Net]] #1, Pi
 
* [[Saviors of the Net (series)|Saviors of the Net]] #1, Pi
 
* [[Ultimate Ninja 2015]] #1
 
* [[Ultimate Ninja 2015]] #1
* [[LNH Comics Presents]] #9
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* [[Cauliflower the Christmas Miracle Pooch (series)|Cauliflower the Christmas Miracle Pooch]] #2
 
* [[LNH Comics Presents]] #500 ([[Infinite Leadership Crisis]] Part 465)
 
* [[LNH Comics Presents]] #500 ([[Infinite Leadership Crisis]] Part 465)
 
* [[Beige Countdown]] Special: Debate This!
 
* [[Beige Countdown]] Special: Debate This!

Latest revision as of 01:52, 13 December 2024

McLaughlin Man is a nefarious pundit created by wReam.
Alter Ego: Unknown
Aliases: None
Primary Writer: None
Status: Still on the air
Usability: Not Reserved

History

McLaughlin Man was a television pundit who realized just how many viewers he could get by blaming various scapegoats for the world's ills, and settled on the LNH as a target.

Once, he had the number one rated show on Net.News.Network, but as new pundits like the ones on Fox.Net ate away at his viewership, he ended up peddling dodgy supplements to a dwindling base of diehards.

Personality

Prejudiced, especially against the LNH. Loves to whip up anger over one issue or another.

Powers and Abilities

Basically just a political talk show host, though he holds a nefarious control over his viewers' minds. Can politicize even the most innocuous of things.

Appearance

An older, balding white man with thick glasses and a sour expression.

Context

McLaughlin Man originally existed to parody political commentator John McLaughlin; he eventually became a parody of right-wing commentators in general (taking the place of characters like Limbaugh Man).

Appearances