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love pretending, love life
Freda 2022-03-26 09:01:09
This show is pretty good, I can't find any flaws except the love of pretense. This show has a strong odor of pretense from beginning to end. Even if there is no dog nose, I think it can be smelled across a few streets. Although this kind of force seems to show that everyone's IQ is very low, but this kind of IQ superiority is also normal, at least in the eyes of Americans, this is not a big problem, because throughout the United States TV drama heroes, superheroes, and superpowers are everywhere. And this kind of superpower that doesn't need to be said, without having to suddenly drop from the sky to get some Pokémon to become a superhero in one second, is actually very low-key in my opinion. No matter what kind of high-speed rail people are running around, at least it looks awesome, that's enough, courage, intelligence, good looks, and the blessing of a genius halo, no wonder everyone is fighting every day like chicken blood. On the battlefield where even the special police do not dare to go to the battlefield, any one of these people is enough for you to fight monsters and upgrade your life. so, love to pretend, you deserve it. . .
Extended Reading
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Walter O'Brien: My name is Walter O'Brien. I have the fourth-highest IQ ever recorded: 197. Einstein's was 160. When I was 11, the FBI arrested for me for hacking NASA to get their blueprints for my bedroom wall. Now I run a team of geniuses, tackling worldwide threats only we can solve. Toby's our behaviorist. Sylvester's a human calculator. Happy, a mechanical prodigy. Agent Cabe Gallo is our government handler. And Paige? Well, Paige isn't like us; she's normal. She translates the world for us, while we help her understand her genius son. Together, we are Scorpion.
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Happy Quinn: Not good.