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Running Man, The, Damon Killian (Richard Dawson)

Site Rating: 70%
(ratings: 4)
Editor Rating: 81%
Writeup Rating: 53%
(ratings: 3)
Film: Running Man, The (1987)
Deceased Character: Damon Killian (Richard Dawson)
Archetype: Baddy (Major)
Killed by: Ben Richards (Arnold Schwarzenegger)
Killed with: Billboard


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Written by Mr. Mouseburger 6th Jun 2005

The studio has emptied following a firefight and only Richards and Killian remain.

Killian gives an empassioned speech about entertainment, dripping with social commentary, in an attempt to justify his actions to Richards. Richards is having none of it. Ramming Killian into the cage that takes the Runners to the game zone, Richards fires Killian down the tube.

For some reason the safety net that was there to stop the cage at the beginning of the game is no longer in place, and so when Killian is fired out of the tube, he skims along the ground for a bit and flies off into a billboard with his image on it. Upon hitting the billboard, and despite there being no combustible substances anywhere to be seen, the billboard explodes in a great ball of fire.



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Last Updated: 26th Mar 2006
This review has 2 comments. Reply to the comments
Comment 1 by 'Mr. Briggs Incorporated' (reply to this comment)
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Upon hitting the billboard, and despite there being no combustible substances anywhere to be seen, the billboard explodes in a great ball of fire.
You know, I never really thought about that.
Comment 2 by 'Bill' (reply to this comment)
I found that strange too...

At first, I thought there was a room behind the billboard, but I wasn't sure.