No he doesn’t
Well, maybe there’s some resemblance around the eyes…
But back on topic this character has some resemblance around the teeth to Weird Ed:
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Terry Jones is the lead singer of Deep Purple?
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Btw. what is the reason you chose MM v1 over v2, or are you playing both?
I seem to remember that she played the PC v1 Version back in the day so that might be why she goes with that.
Aye, that’s correct. I used to play it on DOS so picked the non-enhanced version. I’m assuming the ‘enhanced’ one means enhanced graphics. Either way I wanted the purest option.
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Mostly. Perhaps some other minor fixes and changes under the hood. But 99.9% of the difference should be the higher resolutions of graphics.
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The original version is said to be speedrun heaven because the lab door always opens when you put in 0000. I don´t think any later version have this and certainly not the steam version.
Both v1 (C64 graphics) and v2 (enhanced graphics) were released on DOS. I played v2 first (on DOS) so I am more attached to this one.
This bug only applied to the NES port, all others correctly initialized the door code at the beginning of the game.
That´s weird that a later version would have that. In the original version it would seem to make sense as sort of a intentional cheat implemented for testing purposes.
The C64 version is the only version where Jeffs footsteps make no sound (because the Surfer Dude walks barefoot.)
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Oh right, I see. Looking at the screenshots of both I definitely played v1 – much more crude!
Fixed.
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The NES version(s) is a complete reimplementation on a completely different platform and completely different graphics with the possibility of introducing completely new bugs.
That’s interesting!
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I can’t believe I’m admitting this, but… how have I never looked behind that bush before?! 
finally I can drain the bloody pool!
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Tsk tsk tsk, all that time wasted beating around it instead…
Seriously though, you´ll be delighted what important items you may find now! 
I was glad for the batteries.
I was not so delighted at what happened shortly after this:
“Hooray! A glowing key! Surely THIS will open the medical cabinet!”
Glowing = Important
What´s the most important goal?
No no no… you have to ask yourself: why is it glowing? Why is it rusty?
That’ll help more than just trying any combination of key + lock
Yeah I wondered that. Like… radioactive?
Also, re this bit
So after Dr Fred plays one of the arcade machines I went back to try and collect the money, but there’s still none in the boxes. Should I have done that before I fixed the wires?
Edit:
Ohhhh, I know now…
Arrghh, the way you´re phrasing your question I can´t answer you! 
Listen, who collects the money from those machines? Absolutly everyone? Anyway maybe you will want to get the money somewhere else and play a bit on that machine?
The way your mind seems to tend to walk in completly different directions (twice alone in the previous two posts) I wouldn´t be so sure about that but okay for now. 
I was right 
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