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Justice League of Oklahoma (Episode 2.7)

 

PREVIOUSLY:  The Justice League worked feverishly in an attempt to stop a plot to kidnap Sooner quarterback Sam Bradford.  Meanwhile, Amy McRee got wind of the plot and investigated as a journalist before she, herself, wound up missing.  Wayne Coyne tried to decode the kidnappers warning note and had a breakthrough, though, it appears it may be too late.

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Location: Gallagher-Iba Arena

Gary England listens carefully on his Gentner, but quickly loses his composure. “What do you mean, ‘He’s gone’?…Where’s Jason White?…What do you mean you ‘can’t get a hold of him’?…Wayne, this is unacceptable, un-ac-ceptable!” Gary snaps the phone shut. The other Justice League members in the arena see the anger in Gary’s eye and hesitate to inquire about the situation. Coach Doug Sauter motions to “Smokin’” Joe Burton to approach the England, but Burton refuses. Finally, Val Castor, as Gary’s right hand man decides to bites the bullet. Before he can get a word out, though, Gary takes command again: “Val, fire up the Storm Chasermobile. We’ve got to get back. Doug, Joe, hop in the back.” Continue reading ‘Justice League of Oklahoma (Episode 2.7)’

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The Justice League of Oklahoma (Episode 2.3)

 

Previously: Bob Stoops brought news of a plot to kidnap quarterback Sam Bradford to the Justice League. Gary England inserted Jason White into the League’s starting line-up. Bryant Reeves and Lauren Richardson interviewed Mike Gundy as a suspect. He suggested another possible suspect.

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Justice League of Oklahoma (Part V)

 

Previously: The Justice League learned a machine that can control the weather had come under the hands of a rogue. Doug Sauter, Joe Burton, Val Castor, and Lauren Richardson saved Greer, Oklahoma. Lauren was chastised by Gary England for disobeying orders, wooed by Mike Morgan to leave the Justice League, and later defended Morgan when Gary accused him of being the rogue. It was revealed that Gary was the inventor of the machine. Gary confronted Morgan, but found him to be innocent and learned that Lauren had faith that Gary was not behind the weather abnormality. Meanwhile, the Storm Chaser lair was infiltrated by ninjas who were corralled by Wayne Coyne. Their identity was a shock. And now, the final chapter…

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Justice League of Oklahoma (Part IV)

Previously: The League saved Greer, OK. Gary England chewed out Lauren Richardson for disobeying orders. Mike Morgan attempted to lure Richardson to the 4Warn team. Gary told Wayne Coyne he believed Morgan was behind the weather in Greer. Lauren defended Morgan. After she left, Gary revealed that he was unsure he could trust her with the knowledge that he invented the weather machine.

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Justice League of Oklahoma (Part III)

Previously: After saving the town of Greer from a cataclysmic weather event, Doug Sauter and Joe Burton were themselves saved by Lauren Richardson. Upon return, however, Lauren’s heroics were not appreciated by Gary England. As she left, Mike Morgan requested a meeting with her.

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Justice League of Oklahoma (Part II)

Previously: Gary England assembled the Justice League of Oklahoma to combat a plot to destroy Greer, OK during the Patriots/Cowboys football game.

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Location: Just outside of Greer, OK

Val spots Doug and Joe speeding toward him and collapses to the ground from exhaustion. When he catches his breath, he updates them on his efforts:

“I didn’t think you guys were ever going to get here.”

“We don’t have your super storm chaser speed,” retorts Coach Sauter.

“I can’t understand you through your mustache.”

Joe chimes in, “Where do we stand?”

“Well, there was some lowering and bit of a hook echo, so I’ve been running in circles creating counter-cyclonic activity in order to slow it down. I couldn’t have kept it up much longer. I’m going to let you guys do your thing now.”

Paying homage to Craig Humphreys and Mackie McNeer, Sauter and Burton yell out, “Let’s go!” Continue reading ‘Justice League of Oklahoma (Part II)’

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Justice League of Oklahoma (Part I)

Location: Beneath Doppler 9000 (The secret lair of the Storm Chasers)

Val Castor looks nervously at the monitor. “Gary, I have bad news,” he calls out.

Before he can finish the sentence, Gary England, in full superhero garb, stops him. “Whoa, Nellie! Wall clouds are forming, a serious weather event is underway.”

“You’ve seen the Doppler readouts?”

“No, I just know that a major sporting event is going on.”

“That’s right, the Patriots are playing the Cowboys in a possible Superbowl preview. You don’t think it’s a coincidence?”

“I’m sure it’s not,” says England resolutely, “but right now we have bigger fish to fry. Assemble the League.” Continue reading ‘Justice League of Oklahoma (Part I)’

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Headlines From The Future

When I was a famous child actor in Hollywood and would return home to Oklahoma to visit my family, I noticed that many of the trends here were things that had gone out of style months beforehand in California. It just seems like fads take a bit longer to reach our beloved state than the rest of the country.

With that in mind, one of the things I’ve noticed lately is that the national news has been showing a frightening amount of celebrity scandals on television, and I figure that is probably going to hit us soon. So I thought it would be a good idea (actually, Clark did, but I’ve stolen the idea from him) to give you loyal readers a glimpse of five scandal-ridden headlines we expect to cover in the coming months (and by “expect,” I mean “hope”).

Meg Alexander Shaves Head In Tatoo Parlor

It was hard to be shocked when Britney Spears got a tatoo and then shaved her own head; after all, she’s certifiable. But a seemingly rational Meg Alexander suddenly losing it and doing this would be really surprising. Still, I don’t think it’s as outrageous as it sounds. Tatoos are now legal here, after all, and who knows, maybe working with Mike Morgan every day is enough to drive someone insane.

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