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Journalist Phillip Swann
- The TV Answer Man is veteran journalist Phillip Swann who has covered the TV technology scene for more than three decades.
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On a dark night, this masked hero left dozens of CRT televisions on random people's porches. Was this a curse, or a blessing in disguise? We're here to explore the methods of the TV Head and see...
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Jul 3, 2023 · Episode 36, 37, a TV Man stands on the bridge behind the giant Skibidi Toilet. In addition, if the theory of the 4th type of scout TV Man above is true, then maybe TV Man has been there since...
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- Overview
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- Appearances
- Variants
- Theories
- List of appearances
The TV Men are the third faction of The Alliance, introduced as hidden characters throughout Episodes 34-37, before making their full debut in Episode 39. Mysterious yet terrifying to the Toilets, they manifest in times of aid to kill the Cameramen and Speakermen by attacking through emitting photon based light of some kind from their screens, with...
The TV Men project high power lights that appear to be psychologically active. The basic variants can cause Skibidi Toilets to become stunned in apparent horror, though it does not affect Cameramen, even if they stand directly at the beam. Furthermore, they can induce Infected Cameramen to stop and remove their parasites, as well as causing the parasites to fight each other. Larger versions, such as the Titan TV Man, can force the toilets to willingly flush themselves. To counter these effects, Cameramen need to wear special lenses; the Skibidi Toilet have also adapted these lenses into special glasses to resist these effects. For transportation, they teleport in puffs of black smoke, which can also be used for a rapid escape when they are vulnerable in a fight. This ability can also be used to rescue other members of The Alliance when in contact. (Example: hugging)
In Episode 56, a Normal TV Man switches his left hand to a blade, similarly to the Upgraded Titan Cameraman switching his hand into a gravity gun in Episode 50. He would then proceed to use it on two Toilets, stabbing their heads and instantly killing them. Notably, it is also in this Episode that we are shown the ability of the TV Men, twisting and contorting their bodies to fight toilets at a better efficiency.
During the events of Episode 60, TV Men were shown capable of transmitting or streaming the feed of a POV-Cameraman on their monitors.
In Episode 70, Large TV Man displayed two new abilities: Being able to switch his TVs on his mechanical tentacles with other devices (speakers in this case), and absorbing Teleportation smoke to prevent the target from teleporting. It is unknown if other TV Men can use this ability.
Note: This is just speculation as accurate measurement of sizes is not feasible.
A single TV Man was first teased in Episode 34, then Episode 36, and Episode 37, and possibly in Episode 35 too.
In Episode 34, the first sighting of TV Man is seen at the very back when the POV-Cameraman was focusing the camera on the Parasitic Skibidi Toilet. In Episode 36, a TV Man is seen standing at the top right on top of a building behind a Large Skibidi Toilet. In Episode 37, the TV Man can be seen standing on-top of the bridge watching the battle unfold. There doesn't appear to be a clear sign of a TV Man on Episode 35, but there's a square-like object that's white that appears to be a TV Man to the left of the POV-Cameraman who fled into an alleyway to evade danger.
Main Sequence
•Normal TV Man •Scientist TV Man •TV Woman •Large TV Man •Titan TV Man/Cinemaman •Energized TV Man
Weapons
•Blades; Knifes and Claws (The Claws are only used and wielded by Titan TV Man) •Televisions; Radiating Light •Lens •Speakers/Woofers; Soundwaves (Only used and wielded by Titan TV Man, and Large TV Man).
Extra
•TV Men Ambience •The Alliance
•The reason why the TV Men didn't join the war right away is probably to ready their armies, develop their own Titan, or because they are considering the losses that may come with the war.
•The Skibidi Toilets might have encountered the TV Men in the past, as an entire Skibidi Toilet squad was terrified at the mere sight of one TV Man in Episode 39, but this is very unlikely since they were probably scared of seeing a new race.
•It is theorized that the TV Men might be evil, or at least opportunistic.
•It's possible they didn't appear earlier because they were afraid of being infected.
•They could also be gathering info about the Skibidi Toilets, which is a safer option than learning whilst in battle.
•In Episode 43, The TV Men walked out when their powers are blocked by sunglasses. This may mean that the TV Men with the exception of the Titan TV Man don't have any combat experience at all.
•Blugray - Demand (different looks & as villain)
•Episode 34 1 TV Man •Episode 35 1 TV Man •Episode 36 1 TV Man •Episode 37 1 TV Man •Episode 39 1 TV Man •Episode 40 2 TV Man, 1 Large TV Man
•Episode 41 1 TV Man, 1 Titan TV Man
•Episode 42 2 TV Man
•Episode 43 2 TV Man, 1 Large TV Man
•Episode 44 1 Titan TV Man/Cinemaman,
After a strike mission on the toilets' secret underground laboratory, the Scientist Toilet is finally defeated, but only one member of the team survives, a speakerman called Plungerman. Having met a mysterious human seemingly involved in the creation of the toilets, the Plungerman is assassinated as a loose end.
TITAN TV Man/Cinemaman - Who Is He? Skibidi Toilet 1-51 Episodes ALL SECRETS & Theories PLEASE SUBSCRIBE :) In today's video we'll be looking into the new skibidi toilet episode and find out...
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Aug 15, 2019 · Residents in Virginia remain bewildered after a mysterious person with a TV on their head placed out-dated televisions on the doorsteps of more than 50 homes in Henrico County. Police have yet to...
Apr 3, 2023 · In a suburb of Richmond, Virginia, a man wearing a television on his head was leaving televisions on front porches. Let me repeat: I am not making this up. We have video documentation courtesy of homeowners' security cameras.
