Bart 'D Man 95 Lobby Wurkz lol I thought that too lmao

Same here bro

Lol!

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I know by today's standards it's not pc but me and my friends thought he ways well GAY

Growing up Full House was one of my favorite TV shows! I got to see Dave Coulier do his stand up show back in 2001, and he was hilarious. Also I own one of his comedy album called Songs In The Key Of Beaver, despite it being aimed at kids, I really enjoyed listening to it.

Guillermo Mejia I hope it was good enough. I have been trying to get to this review for so long. I didn't have a lot of personal information to add, so hopefully there's enough to make it an interesting review.

It makes sense that was the case, since at the time of Chuckles release Hasbro was modeling the faces of certain action figures on real people. Bazooka is modeled after New England Patriots player Steve Grogan, Leatherneck is modeled after Hasbro illustrator Ron Rudat, Law is based on Hasbro executive Kirk Bozigian( who was responsible for the launch of the 3 and 3/4 scale G.I. Joe line up) and most famously Tunnel Rat was based on Larry Hama. Also, at one point a female secretary at Hasbro, was used for a model for a planned Baroness action figure that would have been released in 1995 had the decision not been made to end the line in 1994.

sirkowski At least you had him, which is more than I can say. :) I wish I had given him a chance back then.

As a kid, I used him during play time to spy on Cobra and gather information as Chuckles file card suggests. Despite his strange look, I agree that he could pose as a mercenary in South America or South East Asia no problem. Looking back at him, it would have been nice if Hasbro gave him Lady Jaye's mini video camera, Sneak Peek's binoculars or some other tools for an Intelligence operative to use to gather information. I am glad that his future appearances in both the main G.I. Joe series and Special Missions used him to better effect. Larry Hama even him appear towards the end of the Marvel series, long after his action figure was no longer being sold. I like how his file name of Philip Provost is honor of a friend of Larry Hama's, like how Barbecue's file name of Gabriel Kelly is a tribute to another friend of Hama's.

He was bad ass in that series. Smoked Cobra Commander, nuked half of Cobra Island by detonating a nuclear sub.....

I can agree with you on the sport themed figures, though I didn't mind having a few sport references. It very quickly got out of hand and ridiculous.

I stole this figure from KB Toys... WoW, this video brought back memories from 30 years ago ! ! !

I never minded the look of Chuckles as a kid because he wasn't a specialty that would have required a more military look, unlike many other sillier looking figures in the line.

I'm from Arkansas and I say HCC788 is a dick.

Actually I take that back. Law's legs went to Tunnel Rat and Chuckles legs went to my Duke figure because I was unable to perform the surgery known as "The Bobett" with any degree of long term success.

It would not surprise me at all if that was part of the inspiration along with Magnum P.I. and Miami Vice both of which were airing on TV at the time of Chuckles release. After the 1960's G.I. Joe action figures take their name from the 1945 World War II movie, The Story Of G.I. Joe, so it does stand to reason that Hasbro would mine other movies and some tv shows for inspiration of new action figures.

Interesting theory

Neal G I didn't make the MASH connection, but maybe. I don't mind the civilian attire for an undercover agent. It's the military lower half that throws me.

Good point. Never thought about that. But that's what popped into my head. When Hawkeye and Trapper wore the Hawaiian shirts with their olive drab pants. Ha.

@@nealg6810 Excellent point. Never thought of that.

@@HCC788 Couldn't it just be corduroy pants, or something? Not necessarily military. There's no camouflage or anything.

Yet I still wanna rock that shirt

In Miami or Honolulu in 1987, he'd blend right in.

johnny Stratos That's an interesting combo, but all great figures!

Indeed it does, the pistol that Hawk version 2 has is the closest I have seen a handgun in the vintage line come to looking like a real world weapon. The Colt Commander is not a bad choice for some one in the Intelligence and C.I.D. work, given that they would need a handgun that is easy to conceal.

TheDarthvalen Thank you!

+Byron Kellogg I don't have that one complete. When I get one, I will probably review it with the Terror Drome. I will get to it eventually!

HoodedCobraCommander788 sounds good, have you covered Blizzard yet? I have a spare if you need to complete one.

No, Chuckles sadly never appeared again in the vintage line after his first action figure. Despite this, Larry Hama still used him in the comic book series in the later issues( Chuckles went undercover at Destro''s Scottish castle as a gamekeeper). He would have been a natural fit for D.E.F. in my imagination, given that to bust drug dealers law enforcement personnel use undercover operations to get close to their targets.

I do, but I'm a GI JOE costumer and Chuckles is one of the JOEs I costume as. Of course I use a wig for the blonde hair.... and I look ridiculous. Wjay over at The Finest does Chuckles, too. And his looks amazing. He puts mine to shame. You want to see a real life facsimile of Chuckles, check him out. He's good people... all of those guys over at The Finest.

Bill Kohlleppel I thought it would be cool to make a real Hawaii shirt like Chuckles, but my wife said I was crazy. No one would wear it in public. I wouldn't mind having one.

Troy Smith I didn't make one exactly like the action figure. I went to goodhawaiianshirts.com (I think that is the site) and got me the "blue hibiscus" shirt, if I remember right. It's close enough that the casual observer of chuckled immediately recognized who I was costumes as.

Possibly, I do not recall if Hasbro had considered working with Sunbow on a third season of the cartoon series. I do believe that G.I. Joe cartoon writer Buzz Dixon said in one interview that had a third season been done, he would have tired to bring the show back towards its roots and keep out the stranger characters/ elements like Serpentor and Cobra La that the second season and the movie had brought us. Chuckles might have gotten a chance to speak then, I would think.

+Alamo Patriot Magnum or Riptide ?

Jakub Buszko Have to say Magnum since I don't know Riptide.

Alamo Patriot Riptde was some kind of Magnum series but they added few guys more like Jack Stils & all use old Sikorsky Green Jelly chopper in criminal adventures ... Sorry for my English !

If I recall, they made him mute because they couldn't afford to pay someone to VA him, since they got Don Johnson to play Falcon.

Kyle Voltti yeah....he fits the role of undercover agent in Southeast Asia during the 1970's and 1980's, like what was shown on tv back then. That's why i liked the figure.

He could have introduced some cloak-and-dagger, 007-style stories to G.I. Joe, and I guess he did somewhat in Special Missions. I have been told he was used well in more recent comic books, but I haven't read them yet.

+HoodedCobraCommander788 I think Sam (Bruce Campbell's character) from burn notice would be the closest thing to chuckles besides James bond. Groovy!!!!! hail to the king.

+HoodedCobraCommander788 tape buzzers chain on his hand and viola ash from evil dead