A Tribute to Lou Scheimer MOTU Chronicles commentary #4

from Operation Retroshock · host Allan Price and Chris Vint

Yesterday a great man sadly passed away and his name was Lou Scheimer. He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, She-Ra Princess of Power and Bravestarr are a few of the better know properties that Mr Scheimer worked on. Due to this, I had an awesome childhood and made so many wonderful friends in adult life due to He-Man. I briefly talk about how the work Mr Scheimer did got me to where i am today and to thank him for his legacy that will remain with us all forever. After that is "The Region of Ice" commentary with James "Busta Toons" Eatock and please head over to http://bustatoons.blogspot.co.uk/2013/10/farewell-lou-scheimer.html to read James' fitting tribute to the great man. Thank you Mr Scheimer for everything, you truly did have the power sir!

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