What happened to the octopus at the end of Goonies?
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The shooting script was lengthy, over 120 pages, and several sequences were eventually cut from final theatrical version. One of the most noticeable removals was the octopus attack as the Goonies approached One-Eyed Willie's ship. Despite being cut, Data still tells a news reporter at the end of the film about how scary the octopus was.
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Well, everybody knows they're Detroit Red Wing history now.  I'd also like to add that during the playoffs, Detroit suspends a huge octopus from the rafters named "AL the Octopus".  Although, all the posts on here about it starting back in 1952 are 100% correct.  but nowadays many people convert the resemblence of the eight tentacles to represent the eight teams from each conference to make the playoffs, which is false.  Also, I know for a fact, in Detroit, I've never seen a penalty assesed for the throwing of octopus or hats for that matter.  although when it is thrown, it's usually during a stopage of play.  But we all love to see it.  It pumps us up.  Go Wings
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He was never seen again after the prision break.\n\nSome say he died, but I don't think so. He was much to sly.
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Jethro regained his memory after his former boss, retired and living in Mexico, visited him at the hospital.\n\nJethro made it to headquarters in time to report to the head honcho that Pin Pin Poula was on the Cape Fear and would blow it up and kill everyone.  The Director refused to do anything and even said cameras would be confiscated from tourists on shore ~ The ship and boats around it blew up; the government was going to lie to the public and say it was an accident rather than admit a terrorist was successful again.\n\nJethro quit and joined his former boss in Mexico.
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NO!\nlol, the tree octopus is a hoax, it's been around for some years now. I remember finding the site with some zoologist friends and really laughing, while at the same time we shook our heads amazed that someone could believe it. There was also a "mountain walrus" to save... all supported by GreenPeas (not GreenPeace! :-P ).\n\nThere are _no_ terrestrial cephalopods whatsoever. These are animals with almost nonexistant skeleton, and their skin is permeable. Imagine what would happen to them on land.\n\n----------------------\nUpdate: People, you need to base your knowledge on OTHER sources apart from a webpage. Please stop copying and pasting from the same false report, and use your common sense!
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There are no better traditions in sports than in the game of hockey. One such tradition is the throwing of octopi onto the ice at Red Wings games. Here is the history... \n \nThe octopus first made it's appearance on April 15, 1952, during the Red Wings' Stanley Cup playoff run. Two Detroit brothers, Pete and Jerry Cusimano, who owned a fishmongers in the Eastern Market, threw one on the ice at Olympia Stadium. Each tentacle of the octopus was symbolic of a win in the playoffs. Back then, the NHL consisted of just the original six teams, and eight wins (two best-of-seven series) were needed to win the Stanley Cup. The Red Wings swept the series that year, and the Octopus has come to be the good luck charm ever since. \n\nThe tradition carried over to Joe Louis Arena on opening night in 1979 when several of the cephalopods found their way onto the ice. During the 1995 playoffs, Bob Dubisky and Larry Shotwell, co-workers at a meat and seafood retail company near Detroit, tossed a 38-pound octopus onto the ice during the National Anthem prior to Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals. The year after, the duo struck again with a 50-pounder in the Conference Finals. Although the feat received no airtime on the nationally broadcast game, the octopus was proudly displayed on the hood of the Zamboni between periods.
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are you kidding? Fraggles hand down. They were cave dwelling critters, always very excitable. The muppets were,...well?? outside of piggy,...a little "soft".  Who would you rather do battle with? A subterrain dwelling monster-like being,.....or Kermitt and Gonzo???\n\nhummm?\n\nyeah,...me too!
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if plankton asks squidward, and squidward would tell him, it would be the end of the show. ;)
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hey cheeseman, let me ruin these other movies for you, in titanic, the ship sinks. in the passion of the crist, jesus dies. the movie is over 50 years old, if you didn't know king kong dies at the end, then i really pity you... to eveyone else, sorry about the rant.\n\nking kong went to great length to capture and keep the girl. he would not have found himself in that situation had it not been for the girl. because of wanting to keep the girl, he put himself in harms way. because of beauty, he died.
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whoa .. i havent watched that show in such a long time, i honestly forget. ha i found it and it seems so weird reading it for some reason.\n\n"After Mary sees Dick change Liam (a malevolent alien played by John Cleese) into a monkey, Dick reveals his true identity to Mary. The Big Giant Head finds out and tells them that their mission is over. Sally helps Don realize what it means to be a police officer and Dick leaves Mary forever.\n\nThe ending scene features the aliens singing goodbye in their Rambler and disappearing back to their home planet. Later, in syndication, an alternative ending was shown with Dick returning in the nude and abducting Mary."
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I think they were killed in the flood, but have you ever read (I think) in Job about the leviathan?  Sounds so much like a brontesaurus or dipladucas doesn't it?  People try to say it's a croc, but it's  nothing like a crocodile.  Also Psalms 74 says He lopped off the heads (plural) of leviathan, and made mincemeat of the dragon.  I'm not trying to make people believe anything, it's just one of the things I wonder.
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He got it! It was in the briefcase that Phillip Seymour-Hoffman was holding and they swapped it. I thought it was really clever how they retrieved it and they were quite lucky actually. I think they would have been screwed if the guard saw them! But I agree with you, they could have added a more detailed explanation of what the mission entailed and how they would go about it, but it still made for good viewing. \n\nWhat really peeved me off was that they didn't say what the rabbit's foot was!!! He asked Lawrence Fishburne and he told Ethan that he'll tell him if he promises to come back after the honeymoon...maybe they'll reveal what it is in the next film! And another thing: I thought Lawrence Fishburne turned out to be the bad guy! What happened, it was all cool in the end! Lawrence helped save Phillip Seymour- Hoffman and they were all cool in the end, it didn't make sense whatsoever!!\n\nSo, I guess there was a lot missing!
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wait a minute! You guys confused me! Is goofy a dog or is he a weredog/wolf? and what stops pluto from just eating that pesky little mouse?
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According to MY dictionary (the Oxford pocket Dictionary and Thesaurus,) it's Octopuses.\n\nBut according to\nhttp://dictionary.reference.com/browse/octopi\noctopi is fine!! My spell-checker thinks it's okay too...!!\n; )\n\nIf you offered me an 'octopie' - I'd think it was covered in pastry!!\n\nOh, and it's 'spelt' OR 'spelled'!! BOTH are correct...!\n; )
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ya there was a scene at the end of the crdits and here it is... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJRv_e7TD6o
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According to my daughter who seen the movie. He did a cameo appearance in the ending of the movie.
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Here you go:\n\nhttp://www.bsd.sk.ca/~mkozlow/ocean/OctopusandSquid.html#anchor3361022\n\nActually they both have eight ARMS but squids also have 2 tentacles.