Lost figures on Jimmy Kimmel last night

[megoscott]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyKZ7jAaq10

Pretty great, it looks like they had some shoulder problems with the sample?

[SUP-Ronin]

Ha, Strung too tight, and sucked up the arm?

[SeattleEd]

Wow, that is major bad PR going on there for the line. Bad first impression.
Cool to see but looks like they were knocking it.

[Hulk]

Mego's make Network TV and suffer quality issues that turn into a bit. Ouch. Whoever provided the sample should be shot though. Cool to see nonetheless.

[Orion]

Better hope the saying, "any publicity is good publicity" rings true here.

[Nostalgiabuff]

that was the same production sample they show in the pictures on the website isn't it? I had heard the body was a standard fat body with padding in the shirt to give the obese Hurley look

[Meule]

Ouch, the sucked in arm is bad publicity for sure

[thunderbolt]

proof that other bodies have major issues, too. For some reason it always seems to be the same arm, too.

[garagesale]

The rubber band-strung bodies are too tight. Even the T2 originals have had this problem. That's why I always restring everything in the old-fashioned T1 style.

JamesD

[pmwasson]

I liked how Jorge Garcia was so interested in the figure. Too bad about the arm.

[rche]

alternately hilarious and sad.

I don't think it will be bad pr tho. Everyone will want the Hurley to see the retracting arm feature.

[BifBangPow! JLabs]

Any publicity is good publicity. Too bad Jimmy didn't mention that Hurley was a prototype. But we thank ABC for getting this item (and our entire product line) in front of a huge audience, and on sale via abc.com.

[megoscott]

The squishy belly looked kind of fun.