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Mr. Conductor's Evil Twin was a human figure brought to life from a drawing, via Mr. Conductor's gold dust.
Bio
Dan drew a picture of Mr. Conductor. The kids then got a hold of some of Mr. Conductor's gold dust. They decided to sprinkle it onto the picture to make it even more like Mr. Conductor. however, in doing so, they unwittingly created another (evil) Mr. Conductor, who was determined to cause trouble, and make everyone hate the real Mr. Conductor. However, the real Mr. Conductor, with help from the kids, was able to outwit the evil twin, and trap him back into his original drawing form. The picture was later given to John Barton King
Mr. King later brought the picture back to the station be framed. Kara created a cardboard frame for the photo, but made a huge mess in the station while doing so. Unwilling to clean it herself, particularly after Schemer unwittingly made it worse, she released the evil twin, and asked him to help her clean the mess. While he did so, he then escaped to cause more trouble. It wouldn't be until she poured glue on him that she put a stop to his madness once and for all. Mr. King then collected the framed picture, presumable for good.
Personality
Mr. Conductor's Evil Twin is wicked and dastardly. Everything he says is always in rhyme and he likes to cause trouble. He is also talented at pretending to be someone else.
Appearances
Trivia
- His weakness is glue, which can turn him back into a paper cutout.
- If the evil twin ends up on the paper he was made on, he will be trapped back in the paper with Mr. Conductor's gold dust.
- There are two versions of the paper the double comes from one of which was made for George Carlin's actual life size scale.
- Compared to the real Mr. Conductor, there are some major differences:
- The double is a cruel prankster instead of nice.
- The double has green sparkle dust instead of gold and has the sparkle sound effect in reverse.
- Every word the double makes are always in rhyme whereas Mr. Conductor only rhymes when it's necessary.
- The double slouched when standing up unlike the real Mr. Conductor, which always stands up straight.
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