Realistically speaking, what would you do in this situation?
Realistically speaking, what would you do in this situation?
William Ramirez
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Brandon Nelson
just die, i guess?
Mason Bell
reminder that the kid in this episode went on to write that "Fish Heads" song and paid to have it spammed on MTV.
Jonathan Stewart
In Shinseki Yori there's a similar problem and it's solved by just tricking the dumb kid with poison. No reason to assume it doesn't work here.
William Ramirez
Why couldn't they just stab him in the neck while he slept?
Luke Bailey
Colton Russell
Dare him to entangle two particles, spin one to the left and then force the other to respect the spin value of the former.
Wyatt Rivera
Would he really be that hard to kill? Distract him with music or TV then stab him in the heart
Adam Johnson
I think the kid is psychic though, he can read everyone's intent when they plan to attack him, right? You'd need to have some zen shaolin monk training to focus your willpower or some shit.
Xavier Robinson
He's literally Q.
Ryan Jones
>you can't kill him, he's got plot armor a mile thick
>he's not a kid he's actually thousands of years old!
retard weeb
Jose Jackson
I meant the Twilight Zone example RE the poisoning plan.
Noah Bailey
poison burger
Ryan Thomas
Honestly. I'd just jerk off and let him know how good it feels then he'll fall into the trap.
Kevin Rivera
Literally just leave the house. Like open the door and walk out
Luis Peterson
tessst
Tyler Clark
I’d go chill in the cornfield
Alexander Lee
Robert Roberts
I can't remember did he alter the world or just the town.
William Wood
Cameron Sanders
What was the episode called? This is twilight zone right?
Jonathan Ortiz
Yes
Chase Cook
As a kid, I liked the Johnny Bravo episode that did an homage to this. Didn't realize how much the Twilight Zone influenced other shows in general.
Jose Martin
"It's a Good Life"
Benjamin Reyes
wtf was Q anyway?
Michael Bailey
His powers aren't universal though. The milkman guy was insulting him early in the episode before the kid was in range of hearing his thoughts.
Ryan Collins
he was a fop
Christopher Hill
I think they did a follow up episode in a latter season where he was an adult and was able to alter the world
Ryan Hall
The letter between P and R.
Wyatt Jackson
You'd think there'd be at least one dude in a small rural town in 1950s USA who had a rifle and enough hunting experience to hit a target at range. I'm just nitpicking because it's such a memorable episode, though.
Connor Gray
Qladimir Qutin
Juan Rogers
I figure you have to be hundreds of feet away from him to not have your thoughts heard or something like that. Plot armor basically.
Logan Richardson
Omnipotent beings that technically aren't gods because they exist, and that's the one thing gods don't do.
James Rivera
Just fucking blow the house up while he's sleeping.
Sebastian Nguyen
Nothing. He's more OP than wanda.
Nicholas Long
I can knock the child out faster than he can think
Jordan Russell
He's asleep, quick jerk of the neck, never feel a thing.
Angel Gutierrez
>His powers aren't universal though. The milkman guy was insulting him early in the episode before the kid was in range of hearing his thoughts.
That's possible it's a range thing, which is why he banished the rest of the world. I like to think he just teleported his entire town so he didn't have to deal with anything else.
Hudson Sanchez
I don't think you actually have to think about something to actually physically do it
Whenever I'm working I'm daydreaming and I could be in the middle of hard labor but my mind is literally elsewhere
So I suppose if I just think about some random shit he could never see it coming that I was gonna kill him