'Set C4 to stun', to stun do death I mean
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Remember, if you have a problem, simply apply C4.
Now you either don’t have to worry, or you have an entirely different problem.
Doctor Who did have Nitro 9 in the late 80s.
I'm reminded of the scene where Jack just drops a few nades to destroy some shield Gen and they hop into the gliders.
Well the REAL Chad is obviously the FN P90. That Belgian Space Magic sure is effective in the show. Stargate was single-handedly responsible for making that weapon popular in video games and other media.
Serious Putty is quite handy, but mostly for turning walls into doors. Not quite the universal problem solver when that problem is a Jaffa or Goa’uld.
Explosives? Not a universal problem solver? Surely you must jest, explosives fix everything. They even cure cancer if you don't mind losing the person!
C4 will absolutely kill cancer cells in a petri dish.
"Set phaser to overload" was Trek C-4 whenever the plot needed it.